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SHAN! !1 0PPIC1 - OP ll M. TRIBUXX.
Wasuieoton?No. 1,322 F it.
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Paru*?No. 9 Rue Scribe,
ICL'NDED E.Y HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1880.
HIE AUX THIS MORNING.
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V .' \f,v.?A .atm: ii ei jii'i.i-. iii Loudon ;-<!?
lilx-i.it,nu ,,ti certain change* m i he ju,i,,-.,ii p> -u m.
i' A battalion of i!i** Coard* hat been,
to in lim.1; a large land meeting lm* hen beld al
Bligo. -- H mian hat iaeued n challenge to l.a.v
? - I'i,e Duke ut Medina wan ordered to
-qii't *-? nm.
Don - ic?George B. Robin-son, thc Lieutenant*
Governor-elect oi Colorado wm nhot on Saturday
Bight while vigil al Robinson'* Camp,
about ivei.iv h.il.- Irom l. i'.vi ?; bia woonda
e robably prove fatal. = _ rwo bandied balee
o(c*,iu.n were bi urned al Norfolk, yeaterday. ==
The Republican maj..my on Joint ballot in
Celesado will lu* fifty-three. .... ,\ baggage
cm .m tin* TcE-aa Pacific Railroad vxa-t burned
on Friday night, near -Sulphur, rex.
Qeaesal Garil id's pluralitv d the popnlar vote foi
Piybi_.ii. ia given u* 3.401. ?? rwo Arma have
withdraws from Ihe Baltimore grain ira.!.* protest
a ' Tbe President and 8e.*retaiy Shem n Intend
to lev iinii.*-.?! iii* recoinage of inc -silver dollan on
a -if.-..1 bania. ?Borne damage waa done laal
evening Ly a Sra in tbe Cannon Street Mothodisl
Episcopal Church, Ponghkee ?-'?-.
( nv am> MiuTuiAN? Five European Bteamshipc
win. li vvt-if u\,i.liie c.mn into pori jresterda.v.
The Rev. Alessandro Oavazal arrived from Itali a:.-I
paseebed three timoa. ...... r.I Grant atl
Pivu. ?? it li Church; Mr. Boecbci preaehedon "The
Love nt God." _.. iii. I; v. Dr. Newman, thc
II ?*. Robert Collgar, tlir- Kev. Dr. Bevan and the
Ki v. 1. De Witt Tallinn:,- toadied on i ipteeofprae*
timi h.t.-r. nt in their eennoua. Several meet
iiu-'s in the uii.i. r-t ul temperance wen- lni.l.
-bi Wfathm:.?-Teieune local obeervathma in**
dicate. a,u,ly ot partly cloudy weather, withoe*
esstoaal light ram-, poa ibly followed by colder and
Blearing weather. Tbennometea yeeterday: lli-rh
est.;;i ; loweat, 38?; average, 31-Vt?.
In Barnum., bright lexicon-Hit cipher dic?
tum .ry?i-* thore do such word as "con fi?-?-'"?
m. ?
There was a singular scene in Plymouth
Church yesterday mornings when Mi. Beecher
relinked Um ooogrefration for au Indecorous
eurio.-ity to sec General Grant.
Tin* comm. nts t.f Um Committee on Hygi?
ene of tin* Kew-York Medical Society upon
thc overcrowding ot stn et- ..i-. which wc
publi-licil yeeterday. might I?e heeded hy ele?
vated r,.a*l and atreet-eai managers alike.
The people ol' New-York ar,* nut swine, and
shoal.! i.o! lu- treated ea .nh.
TIk* visil of Gav.izt] to this country ninny
year, ago made t great gtii among nil ela -. -
ol religions people. Binee th. n bis rivoli
?gainst thc Roman Catholic Church has
passed Into history, bat bia present vi.-it can?
not fail io bc of great Immediate interest to
all the anti-Catholic churches. An account of
lu.-* plans and oi bia first discourse, delivered
yc.i. ul iy, will be fonnd on another page,
A Washington dispatch announces that
Secretary Sherman will propone a common
sense way ont ol the silver dollar dilemma.
Ile will ash tbat the coinage of the present
standard dollar be suspended and the huge
aeeumulationa ia the Treasury vaults bc re
t'oineil mt,, dollars containing sufficient silver
to nuke them equal in value t<. gold dollars
aud k.-'j. Un* two coins in circulation to?
gether. The Beeeetaiy will show that this
can lie done practically without expense to
th.- Government, The President will .-ii*,j><,)-t
this sensible suggestion in lu- Mi
Tin* Greek question is fa-t taking tbe place
of ihe Dulcigno adair in European politics;
I ia basteas io say thal she a il .-ne
Gieece iimiai support in demanding tbe
cox, ie.! tinnily, bnt sin: c..n neithei
?Sard nuii boc Birney to assist her. Ger*
many desiree Greece to be patient, and Prance
i.- soi quits mady to take pan iu another
demonstration. Italy aili probably fol
low th.- leadership ol the Great Pow
ers whenever they resolve to do some?
thing. Earl Granville',! declaration on Si,lin?
day that "it is hm.ible for tbe Grech
"question to remain without i aolutiou,"
JLutihuul'n position beyond doubt, although the
ptaeiga Secretary failed to say when
or how tins "solution" ip t., be
affected. Jt may !.*? tii.it Greece will
be obliged to loree tlu fighting wuh Turkej
lu thc spring; when as much t<>r Dmr own sa
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her intercut tho Powers will have to Interfere.
The discreditable part played by Turkey in
the DaldgnO aft" iir must tell Sgainst lier in
any negotiations which may arise on the Greek
claims. Europe is now convinced that only s
certain amount of pressure is needed lo
insure the fulfilment of its demands.
The pertinacious Committeemen who aro
still insisting thal they must !"? allowed to
e.>nt;.-.'ute Central Park for the purposes of
itii International Pair.wiil find s, vera! points for
!? flection in th ? letl i wc prinl to-day From an
old Park Commissioner. Mr. Hogg i ti *?* a num?
ber ef instances in vxhi.i' it was al empted
to divert tho parks from their origi '
proper plan, and usually f"-. some public ob?
ject .put'' as laudable iii i:- way as the (Exhi?
bition itself, In each case ii was decided that,
thc property having lu eu devoted t> a public
purpose, lt could nol be diverted to any other
ii--- without ih.- consent of all the persons
originally ; 1 for the ro ', or, In other
words, without the individual consent
ol .-vi ry taxp j er In N< w-York. In
one case, where permission wis asked
to bold a horticultural exhibition, it v
decided Ihat no admission fee c.,aid be
,1 within tho ). ik-, which are whollj
fi e ti tbe people. The situation aiay bc
stated thuss 1. The Park Com ni is toners will
not j^i\* Central Park for a Pnirj '_'. Ii the*
should yield il their action would doubtless
be hell to be illegal; 3. It' tbey should give
it and their action be i i il iin. d, it might
still lie heh! mila lui io charge an ad mission
fee within ile Park. On the whole, wonhln't
it be well to drop the Park schi aie at onci I
Oar Washington <ii patches give some curi?
ous facts concerning the carelensneas dis?
played in making np the electoral returns
even in l en for fonr montlia tbe
Presidency hung trembling on thc knife
edge of .-: ? ??. Then, if ever, it mi-hi
have been supposed that Electors wonld ob?
serve the bal letter and punctuation mark ol
the law, .uul would not endanger success by
permitting tin slightest informality. But, on
tbe contrary, there were many such imper?
fections, all ol which eotil.l have been avoided
l.y a little stii.lv of t!i" law-. From twelve
, came returns which lacke i ihe i. .
indorsement on the envelope. In other words,
they purported on the outside i<? ; ??
private letters to the Vice-president On one
return there was not even i legible p.,*:!!, rk
to lix ita origin, and ii v\.is traced *
through the postal registry. In the returns
from five States tbe certificate of appointra nt
ol the electoral messenger, which is the Vice
President1!! guarantee thal the packet handed
lum is authentic, was inclosed within the
seal.-.I envelope containing the returns, and
so could not be had until tlie returns were
,,;' ,|. There were various other irregulari?
ties <>f the siiiiit* s.*r'. It may be said that
these are trifling an I technical informalities
which would never i.e allowed to defeat an
election. Bui it should not be forgotten thal
un objection to the vote of one of the States
in ls7<- was rounded apon <u,e <>t those same
trivial errors. While we have the electoral
system Iel us observe the last iota of the law.
A FRAUDULENT HT LES CE.
Sd one pretends any longer thal the Morey
letter waa anything but a bane and impudent
forgery. Tbe only defence thal leading
Democrats sel np, <>r that is made ror them,
is thal they knew nothing of tbe letter until
it appeared, investigated it then, and honestly
believed it genuine, and thus were imposed
ui.oii completely. Now, then- are a few farts
whieh prove bevon I question thal this de?
fence is ss false and fraudulent ..- the letti r
itaelf.
Information thal some such letter W! .
about tobe published, which would decide
the Presidential contest, was given in thu
city as emly as Thursday, October ll. Whis?
pered IVoin one person to another in thai
whirlpool of rumors which has it- centre in
the Stock Exchange, it was not supposed to
have any foundation, ?'\*" pt by some who
believed they had il from sources deep in
Democratic councils. As all know, al least
oa.- conspicuous operator was on tbe Demo?
cratic National Committee, but there were
others who had paid largely to the coal ..I
the Democratic campaign in Indiana, and by
thar means, or by personal relations, bad se?
cured sources ol confidential information at
headquarters. From which of these tbe story
first came prol ably never will bc discovered.
Bul th fad tim! sn,-h a story was whispered
on Thursday, and came to tbe ears of Repub?
licans on Friday, has an evident meaning.
Again, it was on Fri.lay, October 15, ac
cording to two gentlemen of high respecta?
bility known to uar correspondent at Wash?
ington, that they were told at a hotel in this
citv, by General \V. W. Averill, that such ?
l.-tt.T would soon appear. Their statement is
thal General Averill said i "I have just come
M irom Governor's Island. I cannot divulge
"what is going on, but it isa big thing. . . .
"There is a letter ooming out which
"von will sec in tlie papers. It may bc
Mpublished tn two days, and it may be
"in finn or five. We are going to send
"it to th.* Pacific Coast. Wbea it comes out
"Garfield cannot cany ti single Pacific State.'
Cen.ral Averill wa* particularly positive
that Hancock would be elcoted, " as sun- as
"you liv," beano- lin- letter was "going to
'? turn the whole thing.'1 Just five .lay- after this
conversation the Morey letter was published, and
Ilr, Barnum telegraphed it to all tin- leading
Democratic journals in the eonntry, saying,
"The letter ia genuine- Denial ii won. than
"useless.1 Prom whom did General Averill
get Ins information, accurate and minute as it
waa, both as to tbe tenor ol tbe letter, the
use to be made of it, and the time <?i
its publication 1 No one will ima ine
that it wu.- communicated u* him, or to Demo?
crats in Wall Sn-,-! ot on Governor's Island,
thal the forthcoming letter was to be a for?
gery. No doubt all tbe Democrats x-.h,? knew
of the matter, except the few who concocted,
the letter, wen- led to believe it genuine
Hut what becomes ol the pretend thal tbe
Demoeratie managers knew nothing of tbe
letter before it was published, and then, hav?
ing little opportunity to examine it, wen- im
posed upon 1
Again, Bridgeport is tbe largest town and
the chief centre of political acm ny in tbe
district which Mr. Barnum represented in
Congress. He bas there Ultimate and conti- \
deutial friends. Bul The Bridgeport Standard
states thal ihe forged Morey letter was kuown
about, and Us publication predicted, fully live j
ila}* beioie it appeared) and it was expected
to create s great revolution in the aspect ol
political ail.iiis. Tiiai is, it was known in
; jual when General Averill spoke
of it, on Friday tm- 15th, and <m the same
day tbe whispers came to Republican >? i- >>n
Wall Street. Now it is in order foi Mi. Bar
muu i , ,.. iii * friends in Bi .1 report
iai,ie io bear "l a letter which, it ls | rc
,,,,!,.,;. the D nocratic Committee knew
nothing ot m.til five daj ? I .ie.
[I j. an inteii ing q li" n how thia whits
pct of a bomb-shell forthcoming hui |iened to
get started in three distinct directions on the
same day. Was then- a consultation ol I' in?
ner.i*ie buders about 1 hui time. Or was th"*
" lethal weapon " air. adv pre] an d. and knou a
tc M . r irnnm, bi fore the October elc< i on,
nml o: !\ .ii closed to "tia i Democrats when
he san thal their dia ouragetueitt on accounl
of defeat in Indiana xx.is so greal thal a tonic
-?? ? nect-aaai** I Possibly some of thi e qu t
lions may be answered in due time. But, ls
already evident, the complicit*! of ionic mern
liei? of tbe Democratic Corni. ; I
I.', the very attempt made to conceal it. rhe
iii! ii >" in,; was known ol' t!i" lett! r
lil headquarter-* uiiiil it waa published i* a
falsehood which would n* v'er have been told
wi thou I an object. The obvious object is
I., bide th.* truth thal soi .<? m mbei <>i
I,ie:,ilen- ul ihe Coi.iiiull, e contrived, COU
cocled and managed the infamous fraud.
I Those who do rn t t ll what I . x know, aud
i.luse to .1 maud a th trough invest gation,
? ? thal public opini in vt i-l nol nish
io tbe cnn' e. * ?; thal Ihej arc Innocent.
i il: HANA S IND BUSlNl 88.
The New-York banks are belou "theil
" line" ? sin. Me i serves are H"
less than the amount which, on the basis ol
ihe reported deposits, would bo required of
thi National banks bj law. Iii" itat?iu nt
v .-,--. i ,,. i ,- ,, !. ? :i ni tSie Ni
ba '- hold 1. sss ;h,in the ie . re ; quireil,
besides i u Slate banks, ot the three banks
? ? t loans and d 'jiosil -, tho Park
i- Kligh Ij I low ih- limit, and the Fourth
National und Importers nnd Traders but vrrj
little nb ive i;. M ireov r, it is a well-fc
fact that i he condii ion <u t'i.* ba i
ihe en ; ol the wi... must have bi en le
fi \ in ible than til ai - indicati.!. foi
the outgo of gold < ''.lom ,. lo the en ' of tl e
week, widle live steam rs rrom Europe, by
v\lu, h p.mn- gol I bad ' ???.. ci -.- il, v. ii de
1 iv. il al sea. In rea *. sonic ol the b uk ?
li.iv.- be n lending gu 1 " to ai i ive,"
which may al this hom be at t'i- bottom "I
i . eran. The or lin.uv risks oi tina .
* ? . .li, without staking the safetj .n i e
| comnii I*',.il .-"iiiiii: ui v up in I lie pi i p
that no disaster will bappi n i" a diip beating
gi ld.
Nu doubt large amoti its of specie v.i!i - >,-:.
52 1,135 e,tun' t-i hand out
- 5,000,000 < kim I'ti-d las * i k, and
much i iore i- kno rn t ? b ,.-i I h w ? .. Al*o,
th. li* Wife largs hl.lli'-llis mi S.i .i [ny. ai.l
still largei withdraw il- j i
nn nt, v\ hii-h may arrive ni xt wi
main ques ion i - (.bul I lie li ilks can 'lo th ?
For the demands npon them continue
v.-,y large. Tin banks aud thc lr-.-my to?
gether lost $1,635,512 in .peere List week,
even il th.* banks were liol worse eil' on Sat
I than iii. ir rep*?rt of averagi s sba
and yet $2,521,135 in gold waa received
at tins port, so that $-1,150,647 al
least has vanished Irom sight. Thi
state ol exchange* with interior cities, ami
ih,-known large sin,.nun's thither, seconal
un a lo-s hp great aa ilu-, and a i bicairo
dispatch state- thal the bouka thereaent o\..
$1,000,000 into ti.*- country on Saturdaj
iiliti,-, the demand being very great There
i- no reason to supp,,-*," ti al this drain will
immediately cease, for ii i* sustained ami
stimulated bj the i<.ni advance in prices ol
products, which encourages holders to sell.
The Treasury, also, has taken nearly
$5,000,000 from tbe maikel since November
ii, niel will bc obliged t<> take still more in
order to meet bond- becoming due January 1.
The gigautic speculation now in progrea**
absorbs a va-t amount of money, lu liv,
ng-days last u.-.k the sales of stock
amounted to about $185,889,000 in market
raine; the subs oi bonds were unusually
heavy; the transaction, in wheat wen- ovei
10,300,000 bushels in five days, against
9,000,000 lei- tbe previous week of six days,
and about 7,500,000 bushels for the week
be for. : ami the -.il.-s of cotton, which were
104,800 bales lor the week ending November
12, and 625,800 bales for the week ending
November 19, amounted in tbe five dayt
ending November '2V, to 1,515,300 bales, ol
about $87, 133,800 in market value, thc price
having advanced about one cent since Satur?
day last. It is do! strange tbal the exchanges
ol tin- week, though lor liv* days only, were
thc largest ever Kin,wu in the biston
..I the Clearing House, amounting tn
$1,072,680,647 81, with balances of
$32,472,796 33. The hitherto unequalled ex?
changes of "Black Friday" week were oolj
$989,274,472 im six days, lt is an old nil.
that when the exchanges suddeuly mount to
very high figures i: is tune lo be cautions,
ju-: as a prudent seaman takes in sail when
he sees s sudden fall iu the barometer.
Except the extravagant speculation in cer?
tain products and in securities, however, n til?
ing unhealthy appears in the commercial oi
industrial condition of tbe couutry. The rail
roods arr doing un enormous business, aad
out ni thirty-five whieh have reported fur the
first half of November, only two fail to shoe
an Increase of earnings, though the compari?
son is with th.- period ot greatest activity
last year. Ih.- aggregate increase of tin
roads is ?r 1.1 "^T.:::i'_.. m 25 per cent, though
in several Instances tbe gain is partly
due to an increase ol mileage, and there*
fore must be partij <u perhaps whollj
balanced by iin increase ol expenses or inter?
est on debts. But il is also nndeninble tbal
manufactures and Hale ol jill kinds are doing
finely. Prices of conon gooda have been id*
vanced and the trade ts active; the trade in
iron is decidedly bett rj sugar has bun
active, and the Salefl (ince November l baye
bien more than double tbe receipts within
thai time. The market r.u securities, also, is
sustained in port by considerable purchases
on foreign account, though il i- nonsense to
suppose thal anv large proportion of sales
amounting to 3,400,000 shares m -tx days
are to foreign buyers or to permanent inves?
tors, lint speculation ol everj l*uii certainly
bas a natural canoe and greal stimulus in
the r,iil and wonderful pro-xperi'j of the
country.
Ii ia a possibility not to be safolj over?
looked, however, tbat financial difficulties
abroad may presentl] arrest tbe roreign de?
mand f r om securil es, check Ibe movement
ol I,lead-lull-, aud BtOP lor ii lillie tii, Im
ports ol gold. The Hank ol Prance loot
nearly $2,000,000 mon- of K'ol.l last week,
in,.1 cunno! le,xx li, ,1,1 m< -I t - lb,in al.om
* 000,000. 'I In- shipmi al *.l $1,000,000
h.mi ll.iv.i- on Saturday maj havebeeud
ti-,.in ih-- bank pi .oi to tbe hu i vw klj re?
turn, lt that b.uilv should al anj time
bc obliged to pay in silvei only,
the purchase ol Ami rican seem iti* s for
i , *? mt xx..uiii be airesti .1.
I ,, I;., li ..: England alao I??-r last
week $3,200,000, ami oiinr large sums have
since In n di **n out. [ts store of coin ami
bulli ii mu-' noa beonl) ?25,645,000, With
h . ..I. "I ? telling above par lol the firsl
lime iu tw- ni -.-i v en >. .u-*. and Unit* .1 8tates
foul p i cents selling ai 11?>*-^ in Lon,lou. u
I is no wonder that the movement of Idle capi?
tal into American Securities threatens tobe
rapid] bul ii may eaeilj become so repM as
to ianse serious monetary iHsturbanoa. U
that i apprehended strong efforts will be made
in :li n i ? , i flow ol' gold, and a sudden ad?
vance in thc rate of the Bank ol England,
v.hi-;'!- i- effective otherwise <>r not, would
stop the buying ol American securities.
TOR MIS ! Im Ftl IUDS.
Mr. ! ii"i waiting foi Conan
mud in 'h'- " Si.Iring Dis
? bich does him i
,i lb I,,- hm taken tlie matter Into the
? ?Court, ..:.'l lias <? rn ? il the ar
rt***t i.i i|; i' . mtj I a ol W i rn
. I, a Canvn ing I! >ard,
casi imii duly r. turned
m, "-I ii, i m texl tl ? I w< re dis
era a-,*! timi they
Iii il ii :? the State -?' itute, 'I lie
"distill] .i bli g morl ?" were I ai < r '
printer's dash-lines separating the difli rent
portions of the ticket. The tickets were re
i an I . uml .1 by th.* poll .,*
reject ill. ral ballot ; bul
li ii id that, in ipit* of the ?
, i ,,. 'i coi iti of I tie Di lin!,
i. Lynch had a con liderable majoril jr,
the friend* of ii u ral I r thal
I to h don . So the Wai ren
( ,nuii -.< io ll stroll'.' pi
and pei -a ? *. < .Munii
: .1 thi* im ident and i eil ne au lins!
the suffrage. Their perforn ce ls so excep
. iv,-n f, r a si .!;? win re
?. ' , i is a comm ?n occui renee,
?ri Herald ci ? ? nut against
i , rou think ol
' !,, ul- rs, " itu \on aol ku *>v ihal
ire ii.il ' di t"i;.-ui !: n i ni ' k .' ii"'
?? * .1 \ n' -.' nt i hal they arc only ii ?! in place
??i.i , -.V / ("ul .eu on - ut thea? ii- ..I -. 1"! I
?* ii up, and ??' ? il you can e this on rn
" .1 -? - um , ? * m ul;. Tu iloue v. --
"um!:', i- :"i .,'i ,age on fair play, a \ ila
?' tiou of lie I ?" . a breach of :he Ih mo i
form ; and, unless it is .1 uounecd und
?' di- - , 1 ?? tiru to phtgUC .li- < om?
ul *.." 1'uis is plain ? ilk even for a n ;w ??
- i ii / ? iL rala'a repul it ion ioi m ;n
"udeiice. but il i* not extrav
i '. m. ,? - ih . i- *. The WU ii* ii
( 'omi ' ??-?: -'I IgO I , j ii! i
de -,-n -. Theil offence i- plni dy de ti neil
5,5 I "i ol the Revised S at ul ss i f
ibe U . and ls puni diable by " a
"lim- of no ni i- llian one thousand dollars
"or b. iii. ? io more I han one
r. oi Ii ." rin itt-mont n cen ly
ied i . Nci hern I-1 ne cnn i ?
i ic ,.' >?? of in ' "! them hav ln?en dis
iii. - tl nv the Vt dot il < lour! ls nu. i ue. Their
i rial ii *' i d ? *-. a for I' eera ber 1.
Wi it . r becomes of bis fl mis, the War?
ri n (' ??*,. -.''iiiiiiIhaltuers
w ll nol long h. i in the n--\! Con
The quiet) ini ll lt, com gi nu ? color d man,
\.i.,:.i ',,-i a;l.'nil o! tin- seal lour years ago by
di .-?>, ing ihe dis rici with rifle cia is and
.ii.1:1, ;v comp mic*, will get ii bink again,
sud tlie 10,00 I R 'publican ni ,.io: ity in the
"Shoestring District" xviii once mon* be rep?
resented. Mi. Lynch his kepi up the fight
i.u- I.i mblicanism in Missis-dppi In spite of
greal disconra cements and ra the face ol pi r
.-, n il danger. Everr man who a.lmi-kls pig i,
ami hiv.-- to see fair play will be glad t" iee
lum back in tin- House.
Bl I ITIONS ni ENGLIHH P \RTIF8.
The In h I, md League's silent partner con?
tributed lit!*. il an) th ag, to it*. Block in trade.
The English Radicals have been alarmed by Ihe
i. v, lutiu ian ti odencies of the agrai i in move?
ment. Our London correspondent, in his
u.i-i-.i\ review m the political situation, rinds
iu Mr. Courtney's speech abundant ev il. ,
.,: the willingness <,t that section ol the Lib?
eral p rty to support Mr. Gladstone even ina
j,, icy ol coercion toward Ireland; and Lin
-line, xxni, li hus made a hard light for the
i omm n la vv methods ol dealing with the con?
spirators iiml laid agitators, now recom?
mends what is virtually n stringent form
uf coercion. Unless all the signs fail
the Uiuie Rule faction cannot conni upon
receiving any material aid nnd eonifori
from the advanced Liberals. Ilr, Chamber?
lain will timi it easy to remain in a Cabinet
xxhiih exhausts the ordinary resources of law
nnd then makes organized terrorism the
ground of exceptional measures ol repression.
The fact thal so many counties in Ireland arc
'"terrorised," and thal an agitation to reform
thc land system has degenerated into a e n
spiracy against landed property, has wrought
a iiiarli..1 ebaugc below the gangway. We do
not believe thal Mr. Gladstone will meet with
an\ serious resistance from that itu uer when
Parliament meets in January, a Premier
wbo was more ol a Whig ami less of a Pro?
gressive Liberal would look ior armed neu?
trality rather than efficient support The
Radicals have an abiding faith in Mr. Glad
atone. Tiny know bim to I..* a statesman
who never flinches Irom his COnV dion.. They
,ue well aaaared that, winn the time cornea,
he will reform Bot oul) tho Irish but the
English laml sj stem.
As the Liberal part] i- now constituted the
Premiei will have more difficulty iu overcom?
ing the prejudices ol iii.- Whigs than in re?
straining the ardor of the Radicals. Tbe land?
owning Class knovis that the let'.rms which
begin m lu and will end in England. The
Ground-Game bill baaopened the .yes of the
i-.iiLilish i ??nu ni -ti* i nu irs to the advantages of
it medial mi asun i: and the defeat ol the
Compensation Act, instead of obstructing re?
forms in hish land-tenure, ha** rendered more
positive legislation absolutely necessary. Thc
old-time Whig cannot conceal bis uneasiness.
lin* Commons and tbe people are dragged
fiom ..ne harassing -ul,j.et io an,,tier without
hav ii:}; tune to master tbe details or forecaal
tbe consequence*, and in bia judgment the
.-iiuu upon British institutions, ami especially
ii imii the interests ul landed property, is so
great that the foundations of public order
ami security arc shaken. The action of the
Liberal Peers on the Compensation Act ihows
how iii ik li resistance the conservative ele?
ments ol th. Liberal party are likely to offer
to tbe passage ol land ri foi tn acta. J *
public life, however, is a continuous record
ol social and political concessions. Tbe House
ol Peere, sa one ol the mool sagucioua men
in England recently remarked, seldom likes
ne x ideas, but ii Invariably perceives before
ii i- too late that there maj be lesa public
r in accepting than in i ,h m.
\\ e do liol believe tl,al the obi Whigs ol
either House have lost thia power ol di [?em?
inent. Ii VMll Iii- il most difficult Hilde I l.iivl!,.'.
lui! we iluiik ihi! Mr. liia,l-l.,ne w, ll succeed
in runing tbe elements <>i lu- party, ami lu
securing tor bia hom, nolie] a moat bearii
ami efficii ut support.
Mi ll, ni . I.. Ai...,-x -i, mill I,- I i. h. a,I
.i.u,,i,i.I inisiak- *>l eon,f.,i i I with thi
idea tbat he bs ictedin a uublu :.,.?! pramoivoribi
? I . -'I ' I ? '! *? O |'l. .?
Ufa m. !?! ? i J ,
very fir from bollier s turo He simply refrains from
.loiiuffui oatregeoas wroagslaBply bseaase ii" ix*r
.-eiv.-that hi* persistence in Ins purpoa* woald lu*
ruinous to his iotSCOStS. He StiH SSOS tx.son.
saids from tho imposition of the Cbriatiaa - orena
ntty, why tbe Passion IMuy should aol be p-rodueed,
a ail he still thuiK** it WOnld bSVS a I ,.?l .11" t. His
attitude, io abort sod no doab! thai of Mr. Bahai
M..iso. tue author ol tba piece, will bs tbs same?ia
thai ol a iieui who I'lio'iiai Iraonsiy buasota o public
opinion which be thinks ta quita mistaken aad an
|ust. Mr. Abbey bas shown commercial prudence ia
irix-m ? ni. a project tint <?< rtainly would havs
railed ; bul be wili bs wis aol I" attitodints
i, i .on v\ bo h is confsi red a public favor.
i ,.* ? . . . ia ? -? natoi
Morto i's ii! ,n to . i ? -.ni.-nis a car--f.il con*
.->'il. -i'll*. i"ii. _
? i ksaiving l> 'V ean a h di re
' bled, mini ? might
m.! nave f'-ii in tbe humor t<> '.-iv.- ibai
i' -i erats 1 ,'.' -.'i fonnd out ?
publican i'i lideal can be the bead il his party and
i an independent man. 11 s m< a
tiley xx i re accn itotned to eleel to the
! b
bl ? tn in il ? tami Iho
.... in and a poid
The Democracy will have i > Rglit tor more il: in
in I-*** l. A
i up ita i nd to tis fact.
: bas bi n'tofore dons bi
? i.r ti,.- lu .ii -liane ? -.riliV
ll.ill ba* gone into : i
?;.i'
; . a .. ?
l! * ri - ???':??-'.: , ? . be 8 Stfl v. Inch ?
!.,* ciustic bal - ad Intimidation ol tbe
i be na.rn- of
. , signs ol a
n voil pi earn
. fair v a and an hon*- ; ? ni m the
,v , , I. from The I *'. -in ? li
ie i- 'i ?'? ll
uiiii{ i Hie ' ouut, ,* lias pro
,, II. pu ll
is the in*-! encouraging faet in tbe
|,. ?? ?
lien Hill aw political
n in. bat a ben heco ip to W
um in xi vt
I lu- .?! "? .. -., il ->*l ol ?
i r< - it. iu xrhieh the people appear to lena
more Ihev as ? it. Il baa ii"-.', bee ?
I al t wenty-four I'n sid ni ial el. ctioi
rei t,., h undera iucn liv. Ii is a
- m * I, id ..I ale. (iou in v a eb *. ans
r oi* il-noratiI - .utily conn
u.i childish
When I-1 rn tun looks In a irloss now be mutters to
"Well, fail ! ? .
but th , I .. mw a lt.-,' le ii mon I'
Ev< ry mw fa< t tbat co to light bout I
' ! ? . I '.
??!, ' .i-i '.'.'iiTtn*" i le ii',T. I i whole con -
* el better mm Sn tin - li ll I afore an
.. ? ,-, i* iniide Ituown.
l-'.-v-i, vernoi C rtin promts. * to rn ik ? n
his i, a i par! y
. ,, igreas who have vote ! a iain t him
c mtosted seat case. He is rep
ai tbe retril alion h i Ii ii is fallen
upon the men who have kepi me ont ol m;
.,o have hi-i*ii reelected, sud the rest have
found that then, consti i perfectly ti
thei -ii'iii'l remain at home li ron ft er. Cbalmc***,
nf vt -,.1.- |ii, . I-. I n:,*!>? i tmid. t*> dave h's -ear cmi
? : he, al, ive *,il ,," era. will appre?
ciate thal -ii ...u ion. lura going down lo Washing?
ton i'i * wiuter, and I I iin i wu-u tbe time arrives I
shall 11? i v.? a lively n i nile* on I nonie |
i im n ! is one mon* to Hie li *t nf li 'mo. ratio seri ii
in iae , io co a. utf in i be lui ore.
-Senator Heck is promised a lively fight tit;* win?
ter bj : onie of the .-i-,>,hui's t,,r his se il in the Ben
ate, li Keutucky did her duty abe would
Watterson.
I'he efforts of young frost, the Immatnre Con?
gressman from Missouri, do oot seem to be appre
ti ?, bj bis -i. louise itituenta. His di uric! is
nulli.ally Dcm ter iti,, bul in tb three times he h*.s
run le- hu- h ,-n able otiir once to obi dn nn ni
Honed I . \!_V;!i Congi seat
\xi* given tn u K |.nilli nu by a Democratic com?
mittee. I*i !!"? present Congress be waa nm
ed Iv elected. But at tbe late election he was a ? ?
only I:'., nial' i - ly iffei several bandied votes had
l.i ilr-"*. ii , i, . '? ler irregularities have c
light, aud tbe prospects*)! the Bepublicau gettiug
? I are deci ledlj cheerful.
Mi sir AND LUI. LLAMA.
?*>
BERNHARD! S I.A -T WEEK.
Mlle. Sarah Bernhardt will act at ti ith's Theatre
throughout t.i present we^k?her laal performance
being an non need tor n<-\' Saturday afternoon. 1 be
following playa are announced for repetition, in the
order in whieh they aro here Barned: " Hernani,''
" i'i,ni Fron,*' "('aimil'-.'' "Phedra,** "Ttie Sphinx,'
and " Hernani." Mlle. Bernhardt will thoa repeat
each character In win,.-!i the bas hereto ora appeared
during thia engagement, excepting Adrienut Lemon
rrnir. On Mon'!.tv, l?,i-, ml, r <;, Mho. Bernhardt
makes ber Ural appearance in Boston, al the Globe
rie-iitre. She will begin aa Adrienne, Kr. 8tetsoo,
the manager of the Globe, stated, up** ard of a week
ago, that be bad already tu Ken tn about 050.000
tor tbe sale ol -..-.its tm tbe two -a eeks ol Mlle. Ber-a
hardt's Boston engagement. Ir ,s probable that she
n ill play there to s ? mu. ii at $05,ooo.
Mt CULLOUGH'S PERFORMANCES.
The tiist two weeks of John MoCulIougift en?
gagement nt the Fifth Avenue theatre have been
devoted to " Vlrginius." The tragedian baa neted
with astooiabli g power, deep feel og, ri rm .-uni Hue
skill, and beaotifal effect. The hons.* has bees
crowded otghl after night, aud * ha nunile opinion is
unirnlarl) unanimous, aa xv.*!i aa i-tithnsiaasie. in
admiration of IfeCullougb'a performanee. lins
u. ir s ia u thoroughly legitimate one, and of une?
quivocal brilliancy, ro-niirht McCullough xviii
enael Othello, "n Tburadaj Sing Lear, and <.n Friday
Eichard III. His engagement ai thi* Uieatre will
exumd i?, 1>,'? ember 11.
JEFFERSON.
Jafferaon baa anded bi * sngagoment of two weeks
st tbe Oraod Opera Hons,-, lt bsa been devoted to
liio 1 nu HinL'i, and it pcooeeded, fr-mi lir.if to last,
in .?ont.iiiiiii prosperity. I he subject, as illustrated
in Jeff moo, attract* impwaeee, and deeply aff. uta
allclasses oi people, Th,* oooedian's peiftirmanoo
ao entirely well known that it no longer standsin
needol particular dceeription?presented no fresh
tom* ni novel rh.tra.-t* i ustie, except, perhaps, a
greater amphaia in the joyous, mirthful element.
Tm.*, waa heightened and ntelonged. ami thaa a
strom.'*-! s. n-e of sadness wsa imparted totbasob
?e-quent scenes of pathos. Jefferson will appear, to
uiglit. at Poughkeepsie, ami subsequently, durtug
tbs week, will be seen in luca, Syracuse ami Dc
trott,
MARY ANDERSON.
Ai thc Fifth Avenue Theatre on Qeoember IS
M.uy Ami.'ison xviii effect lu-r rsentrauee on tbs
met i,i?,ht.ni stage, In tbe obaraeter of / tndne. Bec
engagement is to last four weeks, aod In tu,* course
ol that time sin- will he ,-*? ,-n BS PurOu inn, )[,,,
AL i itliti. Pauline, ./,*/i./. The Countme, Julia, and
l.uiiy Alni In-lit. Sha will als.. ,-fl'.-ei a revival ,,i r?g\.
i,'imi's beautiful play of " lon," aad will appear In
"TbeDaughter ol Poland." Miaa Anderaou's soe*
rare throughout tbe ooaotry this season h..-* been
.u.i u i- evident tbal she ia making a stea li
. o in in.I s- .mal m nt ... Ul.|, .,? ,? ,?.. . ,'.
?r. H-Tsiic. os* i- au ex. el leu I augur) i in,*
md t. '!? ii ) ,1 public taste, and a must ni-.
l>i, h.,i- ...|..*ii oi beroi* ,i nuble tutors,
? i'M. AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Fan i\ Daveuport ia itu, week In Phil*.
. Miss Mitchell appears to-night al Ihe
.i.iiii* ii-,,-.
? ? ora to-nigfal at the
,v. i ? i ? un tv ilha
i new burlri* il oul t >-nicht bv
,. ls.
Mi. Wu Ps pl iv ol ' Linn !,- , ,,' .., ,TM . ,.
.v.-:,L tl,, li , ' ?lIM'1' '
'"" ' ' irive an >t ,,,- ,,[ ,, ,
.I,.* I'ii.iiiii. m , i, ,
* -.rs norn upon tli
xvr.-k of Ms engagement ni Haverly's Thsatm
w,ii u,.,,iKht ?r,*?,,t tho satravagasaaTTJ^
i. im,?!?.- Barrett wilt sapare in thi*eit.i*.
ber 20. at the Park Theatre, in M Yonolif.ftjb
l.y re te i' m it xviii appear to-night ai 22
Sinn's Park I lieut re, Brooklyn, a? *"/,,?,< U1,**l
??I:.e''.:.tu."?.?at NlM'.'si. Will give p|"
Decoratx i B, to "ll iverly's Colossal Cafanj S 3
on Tbankaghrta* I ?.*v Mr. Bamwttj nsilwj ?
ruin- of tii* antertal intents, rn Hew-Ta k ?..,., ' ' *
i,,-id. th,--,|.,i ?i .-?_'.,;,,.). I"* ,4"1 on u?
8 bsoa ?nd Ci mc ia the farcical play af '? px.
and Plats," will remain throughout tim J. .
, 'lu-stundani rheatre. ******
The reeeipta at tbe Standard Theatre on i>,? l
giving uighl ',--.. This exceeds o,,?
mehi ot ?? Pinafore ' .tr this hu -; ,_ ' <*?
Clara Morris, continuing ber I std; Ja^g^
series of matin, e it tbe i ? I ,-r * ? n '
? "i " Ai~iP,PS,r'
Mr. Bartley ( ? ?? ,;ui
.-"irrt'iif thia week al Haverly's I i,. , ''
will ba ; ulm i at i.. ...
! ! tbe " Lsgl rn of 1!
. orren]
inter, it and and il
and :n ulity. ' ?
'I he I ? trama of " i?
i.ite.ii at tho Unio I
I* !>'?~J
'? Daniel Boc , i. ' "''<
.Mil,-. i
' -I.U .I,.*. '
'
ill ,!. L-M"**',|
1 tm " Lu.-. n,:i, ?* iii.; 1* ?ma ,,. .;
edited hy William Winter, i-* .
l,.-|?i"l i few das
Osgood
.Mr. Ueoi il. J
t'i-" i, N rada,' aaa wnttei
i ]' I'i,.-a, ; or > pl . ; ,r ? j- ,
:( ' '' A ' '' ? ittenruS
i'.., ? -
'Iii." aromatic boi f ?* I ??, j-a ?
i .' lt.iv.- a I..-.?,-:',? :. '' \
Thursday afternoon. McCullough will
Until*, with John A. Lau. (
- -.-ii,- i, un "Ju h.* < i i. tu
program!.i varied pies ares.
Mr. Daly's bob I... piece, " '?
? ivor a- ., ,
" I h ? i,
'-:?-'? M ' Basel Kitts1
M
. - ai '.
pi , r v to na- .u.i o! u ? lu ,' j ar.
Hie op \- ; -x-ofiwi'i
be, to- I,.',. . " Lin ' i ':
;.:.. "Li Son
'
et M.
ni Pu ?... in a c. .j u re
a " l- in prcparal .
. v.ri play i'i ii.
t'.-iiioi. I * 'il be bu ,..
ll ri. . .t ,-l h ? V. ill
"Rt. 'I
md e on '. ereeseithti
t. .a uti* ball -. ill*.
1 > I-. railer '??. and ilia!
, . .
wit-* as atiractiv* as it-, ,?,,:, , sre_
t lu i ,. - - au orche*
which played B. *.',x n*a " Leonore "overt
:;. I be male i
> Dil "fort*
unui ? an excellent pe
Mendelssohn's " Hymn of Praise." '? ? "ti:og
iuten v mg feat rt was t ?? -i-ipnj
,,t Miss Emms Juch, a jro "is - prune, nit
made her lirst appearance on this oessssn
Good aingera are *?, ran- rh.it it u
ph ? .-*.,i te ie who jins
-nell excelle'ul pro eas does Miss inch. Shea
null -rory v - * retains mae! of i?i
!i qualify, hit it is fresh, | in* .-ind <&
fully trill*, and ','? te. e- * M -I well
taught -a t o. Hi
uuduveluped, ot' coin *-. :> ., hers . ttieaui
? ?.- .--i.'i.,; i_r.-i'i_i-. .' alni feeling, md tkmf
with sud r organ as ..,. bidi
become, should make an ivdinir.-iiil*- Ringer of Oft
Mn---.-ui--in-liiiin-ii.i Pola ca from ".Higson 'mi
? ir -il l.c i: -1 .. - I
--.? was- ill !"? ter in th
Praise." Ihr iii . __
ami Uv-r vuuc :.-> i i.ai i'i.-... . idiotic.
/'/ '.SONAL.
Rachel's villa at Mon nor ney bas Jost hess toll
to an Englishman for ri l.'i' ?.
Qeneral Oran! arritea to the BostonMlddkMS
(.'lah. wh ch li is elected bim an h inorary 0Ma*>_a
that le- recognises in bis tidal
e uh au honor willi ii In; highly ap
M.*. Lynn Lii tun, the clever novelist, ii v,*ryitl
in Florence. S ?? i- threatened with r*>tnl tktk
oesaandissbn up in a dark room. H.-r pity iiiiani
say thai --I.--- I) .-ju t t--t-a;.. ,1 h.-.un-fevrr.
Th- I'i me.- oi Wai.--, i ides nu mt a great desi rn ?
private bauaomeab which baamsoy <-,,ii;f,.rui-*
improvements. Among! -?? - a travelling dwi
w ia a iui.i ".'"i iii i'.-iwte "-i i i the centre of tb*
l-i'l.i.-ll-llO.ll.l.
Mr. amI Min. W. H. Van I,-.hilt. Th, Inmame WeM
Mya, ari? going on a tour t,> l be Koot, aeceosashl
bj Lord aui L idv M.iiil.-vi I ic. I li re , hov will ls
inef hy Mr. nml Mr-*. J. Vv. Ueoke ', abo do BM, in
tend io keep boure lu Pal is I rn ? wtuter.
Mr. Themas Hardy, author ot " Under ths <!r re
wood Tree," etc., ha* been vere ill. bel > Imppil*
iv,-, -roting. Mr. Hardy -mould take a vacation: il
mast in i ruth h.- said that ii.it om- of Ins n-vrnt HOT*
iee i> comparable to that danny pr-,se idyl ino*
Ilolled al ?'?'?.
Miss Harriet Jay, sister-in-lawof Robert Batta
nan, the poet, ami I:,,* author of Ike "Qessasf-Ore
naught," a novel i-u;ch lik***l ia Kngl.it..I .uni ia fhn
eonntry, ha-* imi the keen plsasareot pisyisg b?
own heroine. A dramatic versloa ot her nord lim
ju.*t iM-eii brougbi on; ui Loii'iot), sud MissJaj ' *?
tin* hating part?with what success bas ret isl
beeu rep ii led ii.-re.
Mr. Atebibald Forbes ia his lecture on tbo" Wu
Correspondent" iu Boston, r'ridai evening; are
ti.'i-l aeveral tinea and with the highest praim
Kian!* Mill, i, tho Am. ia nit writer. Mr. ,M>-'?*
bappaasd to bo among thc sadteuce ?.ud i:a?i'--t^*
oi,iv th.* pleasure of he trina Mi* I"1 ?' nf* mknsiMMt
seutenccs, lou alao the enthusiastic ehoera ere
which lu- t.li.ixv-t.i-Aii.snu'ii received there
Colonel William Ck Gordon, ol di. -t* rx iii-.
ia said i" i><- US var- old, sod - lat Btmnk
tively strong sud active niau. Hals wealthy ttn
manages all bis own basinessaiTairs. li. lu* l'"utJ
be served lathe British army, and Mya Ila* ?
Um xv Napoleon L He ha- bal one i" eoliar toM*"
tii.u ,,t pereistentlj anting crackers, H.- al"**- <v? bsa
a large basket of crackers banging .,u b> ts-.i-Pj* -
aud besides three heart) swale a day, !..- eat*. *?***?
au iverage, twelve poonda ol craekeraa week pre
tins basket, taking ssveral whenever ba awasesssi
i.,,- night.
Tho late Mrs. (ir,,lc. ns a girl, xv as BO ?trontt il-*
bigb-spirited thal lbs wss called "the ttaBMBk
Sha r.?li- without a; .alli sad went oal on the mn
in B li-iieruiait's lm.it aluii* wita I.cf USUT. I -'
uiiiile a kimi ot runaway ssatek wltb lbs b?*'? ??
a; ti i being engaged io hire for taro rests she ***
tired of oaitiagfos h.-r father's conaeul, s?d*J
March mornina sha slipped awaj t?> a ueigbbsM
church, gol married witbont '""" X
oame ba. li te break faa! *i- I nothing bad ?' ??'[*''.Z*
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