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T?ACUatkS?tita /t?o*?-?I ?-?iliimii.
Cnsmcoo Notices.
*' Aldf.rnet Hrano r
Ituy nlveays._('('?rrnrsim Vu K
IxiiKiKSTlON, DtSTIPSIA, nervous prostration,
aad sll ton?? of ?encrai di-tnlit?. parUcalarls If r???tiJtioa fr?nn
Bulroonarv SOMalalata, Ti-lievisl le. takini: Mr.ssMAl'sPErroN.
t?i? HEi.K Tosii. the niiiv pnaaraRna of bes-f ??istiLinuK ita
entire nutritious iirotu-nJe?. t'asi? ELU Hazakh Ato., Pro
iirtcti.r?. Klttli Avaaac Hota] luul.lin?, sud lith-ave., corner
mili,; also IM Thain? ?.-t.. Newport, R 1-_
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TERMS OF TUE TLIIUXE.
r?*tmmt free in fie Ch?M .?-'tat*?.
f)AII.Y TEIBUNE. 1 vrur .atlC oo
IAILY TRIBrN'K (wHbont Suudav?), 1 vear. 10 <>>
PINUAY TRIBUN K, 1 year . . 2 00
VKKKl.Y TRIBUNE. I veivr . ? (ki
r?:MI-\VEKKLY TRIBI.NK. 1 year . 8 00
lli-mlf hv P. O. Order or m (??Isterad letter.
Addre?a TllK TRiBfNF.
New-York.
Tnr WtceKLY TaaaMJRI will l>erpadvthi.sm??niiiifj
at s o'clock, in ?TaVafkara fur m?iilint{. " Price 5 tenu.
BRANCH OrriCKS OK THE TRIBUNS.
Washington?No. l.n_'2 K-st.
IaiMMiN?No. 2? H? ilfnrii ?t., Ptrand.
PakIs-No. 9 Rnr Scribe.
Timtyoxk ?Uii?j? tlr?bnnt.
FOUNDED BY HORACE QREELEY.
WEDNESDAY, aAPHIL 27, 1881.
THE MMWB THIS MORXISQ.
I'iirfion.?The House of Common? last niglit r??
fttsed t? allow Mr. Brutllanirh to trvko tlie oath.
??:~ The French have or envied the Island of
fabaria. a - Than are fe;irs of a revolt among
the native? in Algeria. == The funeral of Lord
Beacousheld took placo roerU-nlay. sssa The (inn k
|M-o>>le are said to be in favor of a ret urn to a stato
of jienep. ES3 Pierre Lorillard's colts ?sere bwStaal
nt the Epsom races vest? nl ay. - -_ : General L. von
d? r Tann dii?d yvaterda.v.
Domehtic?Th?? United State? Senate met yester?
day : Mr. Junes sixike in reply to Mr. Frye. r^= It
Is tlnmiiht that the Keptihl'u an Senators will mwt
In (-aliens to-day. s= In the State Beasat ye?t?-r
tliiy the bill fertile iiiipn?v<-!iii'iit ?if Kiverside 1'aik
TA-as orihre.l to a thinl n-adiiiH ; in the AawtaaVlv the
lull fur the K?ju,-i!i/atio:i nf A.?-?f<4S'iiei.t.i anil l;i\i
tion ?a? ?liMMBjBjJ, atnf tided and or<l-red to u third
nviditiiz: the conferen??- eomiiiitt<?es on the Street
L'li-?itiini? bill ui"t loft evt-niiiiz. ==s '1 In- sfe.un
ahip (,'ity ..f Au-iiin wns vvr.<k..l asj l'ilieiiu Mi..;i1h,
near Feruandina, Ha.: M )if?? wris l?ist. ? The
annual Coininen?fiuii'nt of the Pnm? tmi Theohipi
cal Si'ininary w?a lu-ld yi-sb-rday. ? r-r: TheAnti
Di^KTiuiination Kailni.nl hill has In^en dife.iti-d in the
PentiMvlvania AsSwaaaawJ. ^t?.? Congn-H.snian O'Con?
nor, of the tl'harli ?t??n S. ('.) District, diwl y?-?t. r
day. s - = The K? v. Dr. Al? ttander llaiuilton Viu
ton in de.'id at Philadelphia.
(li-TANii Srm khan.?The Union Lentrue Cltih
f^iM- it? tint n?eiviitii?Ti in it?? new li?ni?s- la?t evenii-?.
- The :kciiscit Police L'ouiiiii-.?i(?iier8 wen- agair.
hi-fnr- th.' Mayor. = A In- in (?rt-i-iifxiint daa
tniy.d a BOS fa-tory and eau?ad some lona of life.
=r=? The !><>(? Shnw ?as BasefsstL-=-=->: Primniy
el-Ttion?*, nnderthe dirntiim of the Committee nf
It??, ?ere held. ?-?= Qold value of the h-fral-tend.r
silver ?lidiar (419-sj trrni'i-?., ??7>i cents.rr-_r^- st,. k?
dull Rtidilrnnpinp, esaaawf w? ak without recover}-.
Thk WKAntP.K.? 'IkiiiiNP. local observations in?
dicate tawaVanil partly cloudy weather, with lower
temperature?. Tln.ruimnetir yesterday: liiuhtst,
t?ij- : lowest, 45- : MSjajajja, R,"->.
Th? ?pr-rtat'Ie of a pun'-bhiutlcti Irishman
firnely preaehinpr -*tit?> liifrlits in the S. nate,
and iltuoiiiK'iiiir all persoiu; who 8<> much a,s
iLin- to iohVct npon " my Stnto," is one of the
finest exhibitions or. record of the versatility
of the race
Mr. TMaaV who sicniiil to have withirrawn
?itirely from the jmhlic eye, reuppi ?ira as a
frieud of dog*, sendinff a aaawatf and a St.
\\t rnard tt> tlte Heiich Show to competo for
prizes. Thin i? in the line of many illustrious
examples. The friendship of a good dog i*
better than most of tho rewjcril? of politic?.
?
The rii-ki? of the deadlock ?ire beeoniiniT
dearer every day. Aj\ the Waahin^ton dis
patche? ?hi^w, the terms of variotu? bomletl
Treaanry officers hare expired, and their bonds
with them. Until their commission? can be
renewal or their ?accessor* can lie appointed,
they act without bouda, and the Government
ha? uo RUMraute? exuept the word of the offi?
cer for the honest care of mUliou? of dollars
of Government funds. Vacancies of equal im?
portance exiat iu other branches of the eer
Vii'C.
A uew vr.riety of danser presented itself
yeriterday in eonneetiou with the tafcunpli
Wire?, A wire aero? the Bowery broke,
?m carried by the engine of an <-levat??d rail
rtsad train until it struck u horee-cax iu tlie
Streit IhIow, nanowly mism-d the driver,
tangled itwlf aliout the car, wat again caught
by another elevated railroad train and so vio?
lently thrown about that three of the wiudows
in the howc-car were broken. Noliody L-rt,
but somebody might have been. It is easy to
Imagine that a passenger might have lost an
eye or suffered even more ?eriou? damage.
The accident wa? a phenomenal one?bat rare
M it is Ukely to be, it could never hapjien
with the wire? underground.
The lawyer? enjoyed themaelvee hugely In
tlie hearing before the Mayor yesterday. Mr.
Andrews charged that the counsel for the
Commissioners were not acting iu good faith,
und Mr. Boot replhxl that Mr. Andrews was
? * detnafrogoe," trying to " ?bolster up these
" pHKHseding? by the vulgar cry of an excited
*' populare," in which Mr. Root, to ?ay the least,
grew a httle mixed in his metaphors. Thon
Uw Major disclosed the fact that he had been
?wttmltfng the Corporation CouoW to diacover
i i eassanissssss?? '
whether he hnd An power to commit foi
ta~-n.pt, and admittinjtr that, he had not, expi
the hope that the Uwyere would tohave
ach? a for the aake of the profession. Whin
Mr. Root and Mr. ?Anih-ewa paused the r
the day smiling ?orcastic smile* at each i
and ?itcrrhangin?, with UM loftiest coi
doubt* of each other'? good fuith.
If the Board of Aldermen wotihl a.l?i|.
oranpi-poel ordinance, which tiny vest
rejected, then reconsidered, and then l;ii
the table, they would perform nn a? I "I
aerYitre to the eommunity, and men woul
tempted, for on??', to rial' up and call
blessed. The habit of ttltminf banana
orange skins or. the sidewalks is l?orn of
leMnewj which amounts to downritrhl m
nnd it seems to he growing rather tlian ?li
iahing. ThcSt are pMMfsn, lot example,
seem to take fjnpednl DIN lo throwthtBfeBl
traps on the ?idcxvalk? in wH weather, i
a haiiana peel is nimmt M dan .v mil?, to
as a glass boanb. A lin?' of five dollars, or, ?
the oil?Tider was too poor to pay it, a
stay in the hx'kup, would teach these I*
a good l?sion in nmtiii'ipal mannt ra,
may lie regarded as a 11 i ti i n *_r abone, bot
one wbkh la M nitieh in Deed of a cbecl
many another.
Mr. Rradhiugh Wul the centre "f an cxti
dinary ?cene in the Ilmi-c <>f Commons
night. When he apj teued nn<l ?I? muni?
1>e al'' xved to take the oath, Sir Sta
N'orthcote, the CVnuamlilll loader, in.
that he lie not permit? ed t<> take it. Ann
this motion such men as .lohn Bright and
Lnhouchere met in p rot?-tin?*-, Mr. Hi
taking the strong ?/round tliat inasmti? h as
Brttdlnaghheld an ontli to la' bindjagonhii
science, the House could u?>t denj kin the r
to Lake it. The tnn-l dramatic epl
of all ensued when Mr. Bcndlangh, bj i?? i
sion of thi? House, fh eland tli.it he sh??ul
regard an oath, and Mi. Glndatone retnir
th?' memlHTB th.it win r*- tlien- ;? n^* m> legnl
ability the House c?ni d not crente one. ft
tllhlilassl. Sir Statlord North? ot.'s motion
idoptOfJ by a vote of 2tH) to 1T.">, amid g
cheers fiom the C? nservatives. When
Bndhwgh then ren-?wed his drmnnd,
( .nisi rvative leader. DOW prn? tnally
com?' the lead<T ?if the Ilonse, ca
upon Mr. Gladstone to Ktate whether he
tended to carry out the resolution, to wl
he replied, perhap?? a little tartly, that
could not take that f nictiun out 0? the ha
of the ni.yority. Mr Bndlnugh xxits tin;
removed by the BlT'geaiit-at-Ar:ii*, ami
Hi-use adjourned. It was ? ajngnlnt tritir
of prejudice over par iam? ntary l.ixv and r?
mou Hense. ,^____^^______
Tin: BEJtATE AM) THE PRESIDENT,
It seems to sum,, tint President Qnrfl
should Ik' aniiotis D? hreak th?' Bennto
- ihadlrx-k," so-called, l'.ut we cannot eOC l
refwoa why he tbould worry himself nbonl
If the Senate eeee tit to apcnd tune untie.
sarily, the Puttjlltnl is rmt r? -ji?,ri-1 Idf.
The Trircnk has anid, the duty of th?- Prt
dent is to make worthy nominations. I
duty he has been performing. If the *-? D
chooses to srwnd a whole year in other bu
nena, or in no Imainraa. lenfing Iheee oornii
thins unconfirnieil, the Pr?sident ennnot
hlamed in tiie hast degree. Pi rhap.? the Sei
Dir? may lie, but that is their rtsnMsnribility.
Then it Ls said that the Prei-hlt-nt ?an ten
nate this d? lay at pleat-tire, and then f.
ahould do ao, hy xx ithdruwing all noniinafi?
MOW before the Senate. Whin DC hua rJoDC th
it is Rfti?l. the Senate will be left withont a
l)tisin?'ss bef?te it, and sill in-!'??.11 i!y adjoui
and the President c?in tlien till otheea by t<
p?>rary appointim-nt. U there a?le?|iiate KM
for any meh Btepl Is the public basin?
suffering to such an extent, by reason of Ben
torial neglect <>f pending nomination?, thai t
President should depart ft mu the dignified i
jtude he ha* thus far held ? It would be
qiMMrtionable propriety?to mix the ha-t, t?t nil
?Ira \x nonoinnttona already tnadi, in order t?. g
the Senate out of the Wny, and xx iih intent to I
point the same j.? noDl aller ihat body hnd a
j.turned. Hut there is another objection.
?hu s not yet appeal that a withdrawn! of non
nations would cause the adjournment o? i
Bennto.
The fact stems to be OTerlooked that t!
Denoto hea before It ?mportont executive but
ii.s.s beeiden the Dominntiona for office. Tr?
ties of grenl importnnce, which rnnnot 1
trentod With indillerence without affecting tl
honor of th?' Nation, Ut noxx in poa ?
the Senate, aii'l await il.s a? linn. II the 1 >? m,
cratic party had not Been lit, fof ?>ni. ly pnitiai
;nd.s, to provont orjraiii/.alii.ti oi the >i natc I
:ts majority, these tnnti.s x?m:lil doubtle
have been act? d njnui long ago. In many rt
sjietts, ?Ktitui apon them is more ini'n>rtaj
than the confirmation of any nppomtmen
now pending. It i? not auggented th.it tl
President ?ouhl pni?perly withdraw tr.ati.
which have ?.m?' boon fonanllj anbtnittod i
the Beooto for its c<ui.-itlcratii.n. Ii he cmil
not, the Bennto would still have exceeding]
important executive i.u?ine-s before it. oftof ?
?KiidiiiL' nomiiiatioiis had Ih-< n withdrawn. 1
mittht ?we tit to continue in aenaion, end? a\ urin
to ?irpinize so that this but?fieni .ouhl be M ft 1
and prop?'rly transacted. In that eMO, th
willidrawal of nominations would have sarv?
no useful puqio-M-.
In abort, tin; lTesidetit hM HO OCCMion to h
coiii'cmcd POOaiu*e the Semit?- refinus to ?xr
form its duty. The people km.vx where th
tr-ponsihility belong?, There need 1? BO fen
that they will forget to hold S< n.iii.is to a et rie
aciount. The relu.sal to atleml to puhlie huai
nefOOf pressing iiuportatice is di-u'ta? elul, it i
tnie. Hut it d?H!H uot faesgtnoa the Ptot?dent
The shame falls upon thow Stn.il.us who, foi
partisan ittsanrann. prorent the proper orgnnia
tton of the Senate by Us ma.i.uiiy. The Demo
cratic party has tlmt load to benr. We an no
uuxi?'us to sic it lipfhtencd at Ihocootoi an.i
step of ?niestioiiahle propiiety or dif.'uity hy th?
President. If 1>? nmcrati?- "Senatoi-s, hy stickin,
to their pr?s? nt ?oaiv, are iT.i> inj- into tin
hands of K?'piihlicHii male?.nt? nts, xih?j donot
venturo to brin^ pending nppototnienhi t<> u
direct vot?', they are Wfeating their r? imt.iti<>n
vin ?heaply. The Repoblicnna whognin time
by their tevolutioiiaiy behnviof xxiil never fire
them thanks for it, bul x?ill be HBOttg the fore
most in the next campaipn to (noten upon the
Democratic party the reerxilisfbility fot a revo
lutiouitry hltakade of th?' public bfodnooa. In
th? end, the people vxill put the hlame njw>n
the Democrats who cause the ?1?lay. I hi
DcmocraU' court, and to them ladon^s, the full
responhihtlity for the Uockaait of eiecutive
litisincsa, and it doc* not seem OOCifiOOBiy lot the
Ptnaaahnat to lift any jtart of it lroin th?u
?hotddera.
LORD SJLISBVRrs LWTMJCACnU.
The diplomatic by-play of th? Tunisian Opt?
Bodo wan varied hy seveial inhtati??? of prevari?
cation and decei.tinn. ?SOof ?etOl km mWM
fully rehearsed in these columns. Another is
bTOtigbt to lij;ht in th?.i ?le? of the latent foreign
mail. In June, 1K7*. l>?r?l bnannaanT| and M.
Waaneneajton had aeverrd confidential t ilk
about Tunis. In \ugust th?- accuracy of the
Freneh Minuter*? minute of these conversa?
tions ?as confirmed by Lord Salisbury, ?fini
Kiiplaiid was plsilsjed toapoUcj of mm inter?
vention und? r any cir<iini>tain N M, even it th?
Rev's Government should 1m- o\erthrown.
lUmiors of an alliiini *- 1* t\\?< n K ranee and Eng?
land led the Italian Prenait* to Mk Lord Salis?
buiy v.hellier tbi re arfj mi) iiinbi?t.iinliii- l?e
twceii th<' two countries in n ;*;u<l In Tunis, ?u.-l
an umpialitied ili-tiial ITM n-eeived fnmi tin
British Foreign Office. I' now appears that the
lov of Tamil shared (he snaps? inn? of the
Italian l'u-miei. li?- asked the British C?nsul
- v.In tin r there wai any troth in tin- reparti fron
Paris. Tin- Inquiry w?*i telegraphed to Loa?
don, and an an?w?-r wai n turned thai there wai
no |ouiidittiou fm the rumora, and thai the Be]
might res! assured that England wonld never
fed ? want of interest in Tunis. The Be) ?m
I..1 inred bj this dispatch, and charged the
Comal tocoave) his thanks to the British Gov?
ernment. In reply, I.ord Salisbury, ander date
of ( Netobet 10, eiprt sard n Iii f ?I leaning ili.it
the Bey's mind was again al ease, "aftet ?ap
?? posing that tlie annexation of Tunis was fa?
?? vored bj Her Maj<*st) '? Go* i I nun nt," ami can
tinned the Consul to ?? tak? everj favorable or
-.n of inducing the Bey lo dismiss trom
" hii mind any apprehensionsol frunce ?i Italy's
? lm>'imr ainistei intention.?."
Tin- disingenuoasues?ol I."id SnJisbaiy's dis?
patches is onlj loo plain. In ortler lo remove
uny initatioii which might have ls?en caused in
Prance by the acquisition of Cyprus, in- luid
gone cut of his waj to assure M. Watldington
that England would not objet t to a Fn nch pro?
tectorat? in Tunis, lb-had even justified the
annexation of the principality on the specious
gronndsof military necessit) and -the world's
work." He had as good as ?ml ? " Why not do
in Africa what we h.iv?- d.?in Cyprus F ii'
when the Bey, like the Italian Premier, i ki foi
a plain answer to a plain question, tlie reply i?
misleading, lie ii Udd that mischief onlj can
result from the fears which have occupied his
mind, and Is advised to ?void ^in in-r either
France oi Italy any legitimate canse of com
plaint, as it ii Iii? interest lo Ii? t m peace ?.? ?th
them. He i? assured that if be follows thi?
policy rigidly then- i? no reason to think the
neighboring Powers will form nny design in?
compatible with hi? security, This was excel
lent advice. Cnfortnuately, the assurances
with which it wax eonpled were not ?Jn
The fact ?ras careful.) ronc?ale?.! that the
French had received not a little encouragement
from England to take possession uf Tunis,
Lord Salisbnr) had carried into the Tunisian
negotiation? what ihr leading English jonrnal
style? '*the expansive habit?ol domestic prili?
lie?."' Hating talked too freely with M. \\.nl
diagton in Berlin, and having volnntnrilt ?c
qnieaeed in an annexation scheme which aas not
sertoaal) i iiii-rtain? ?I in I'.n i?. In- lo'ind it eoii
vim? nt t?i thro? sand into the Be) '? ej ? ?, a? lie
bad into Pn mier < airoli's.
THE ADMIS'ISTRATIOS DtSTBVSTEft.
We learn with profound regret from l?Vmo
rratic sources that since Mr. Fiye's speech in
the Senate the other da) the Democrats in that
bod) "have begun t<> distrust the Administra?
tion.11 So linn h depemls upon ('resident
tull?"-? winning the entire confidence and sap
port of the Democratic minority in the Senate
that w?- an- almost disposed to ?li .p into tin?
prevailing fashion among Democrats, snd " view
thepreaent aspect of affair? with alarm.'
profoundly affected by this threatened with
drawal of coofldenee i? the Preaidenl that we
are told certain Republ i< m Senator? uav<
deputed from the White Hottse to iii
liemoeratic Senators from the suspicion that
Mi. 1'rye ?puke lor m n pre* m? d the Adminis?
tration in the speech whirli Uireatens !?? demoi
alixe the Dei.rats nnon whom the Ado s
tration ?as getting read) to lean? obviously
nothing rould In- mor?- rertainly fatal to the
Administration than to 1...? tin couiidciu e nt the
part) from which it expected so much ; i ! ?? party
which regarded tlenerul (?arfield so temlerlv
during the campai im ; whirh confined itseli *o
atril ?y to l< .i'. i n nil i- im ihm I ?lui i m.' ih? i
di nti'il campaign, and n ftim d *n stublsurol) to
descend to meanness, trick er) and falsehood : i
which bailed his inauguration so joyfully, and
has .uni him thus far such enthusiastic nnd
rordial support. The intimation that th - part)
?a beginning to distrust the Administr?t ion nut)
well excite alarm among the President's frit inl?
and induce th?- send . ?I , m
bos?) of conciliation.
r or Mr. Erye, a? the read) r? of hi? nm uncilia
tory and e\. i -pi!. i> m?* speech will remember,
talked on tin- floor ol iin- Senate in precisely the
?nine way tlint he and other Republican
speakers talked ni>??n the stniii|i daring the
campaign, the ?ame way thai l"re?idenl
ii? Id has heretofore talked upon the stump and
?HI the tloor of Congress. He talked jn?! as
though what liad been ?aid by Republican?
heretofore als.m intimidation and fraud at the
Hniilh under lln rale of tin-divine right liour
bom wsa all tine, and thai he actually bel i
it. Worse still ? he piled Op in the rerj I at <
aod ?yes of Bourbon Senatora fa? ti and Agon ?
concerning the ?lection methods in rogne In
th? it own State? which they could Dot dispute
or deny, aad could not listen to with an) ..mi
fort. And they were luostl) fresh f.ni? and
ligares; itatistlcs of the last election, It was
worse than opening old sore?, which has been
m much complained "f by ientimcntali?ts; it
*? established ? raw*1 in a great many new
places, And tin- Itoorbons were not ex|recting
sm-h nr atiiii nt. They wen- In hopes that by?
gones win- at last l" l>< bygone?, and ih.it
President Garfleld'i Administration ami the
dawn of n m-w- eraol -, forget! Uni ?s
ami peana? Then- never was a part) son
to be kimll, Ireatod .^ the) wen ; never n
party that yearned so for perfect reconciliation
--with hen- and there a post-office or some
thing, to make it seem sincere. Mr. K. n Hill
went si> far ?is to saj that be even thnagl t both
parties onghl to disband, m that nothing ihonld
stand in the "?*} ol harmony.
And here in spit?' of all this good feeling Mr.
Five conies mi to the tloor of the Senate and
talks as though In?! year'? game of polines was
"lor keei??." Of course the Boarboni won't
stand that. It i-n't th? ir w-iv. Their way is to
make an iim'oinproini?iii^ no quarter fight for
the whole of whatever Is at stake, and then if
defeated wail to be conciliated with half the
spoils and a new deal. Then present pn
it w?- rightij interpret it, is thai If the Admin?
istration will simply abandon the nttacknpon
Boorbonism ami give over the effort to divide
the Solid South and pat down the violence ami
fro id by which it i-< held solid, they will ? ? rll
they will strengUien themselves and gel read)
to turn out. the Administration aad take eon
trol theawSdvea in 1884. Hut if the Adminis?
tration lend? its countenance to Senators who are
determined to keep up the liKht ?i|,-air..?t Boor?
boiii?!ii, the) will?well, ??'? don'tknon what
they will do; but it mn-i be ?oniethiui,' dn id
ful or the Di-nuil r.itic nersrapaperJ would not
tie.it so M-ri.m-ly the possibility of il wiUl
diawal ot Hoiiiboii confidence from the Admin?
istration. I'or our own part) we aie unable l<?
sir what the] i ui do more than they ?arenow
tloiiii* in Op|Htsitniii to the Adniini-ttratioii, but
it alwTiys mike? BJ shudder when we lnu
Lk-mocrats th rea ten to withdraw their eoiiti
dence from a Republican Administration,
did when they began t?> anapect thut Mr. I
c?.ln xviiuld net carry mit liiuhanan's policy ;
t<? say that it" he did not they xynnhl let
??oiintiv go t?> th?- tango, it ?lid when they si
?Ire? tluir otNtfldnnoe from Grant and fi
Huyes. Th.- threat is alxxax s tenif.x big.
Still? they bore done it a ftent many tin
and the rountry baa inrrtvod, and hvpnhli?
Adminiatratiooa have beenrennooably sine?
ful. Remembering this, we cannot hut elinf
the hope thai the present Adminiotntioi i
not 1m- utterly croahed if the Bourbona in
bennto should xx itbdran their ronfidencu front
QUAKER nfi l TIXQ8 l IST WEEK.
The Prienda, i>?>?h Hichaite ami Orthod.
ban _-:ti Ik i? ?1 m long-coated and doY'i
nil*? ?luring the but fortnight into their
vorite rendezvous, th.- quiet atroeta ol pint
Philadelphia, for theiryearlj fueetinga Pn
;,l.ix no aun i x i i-.in < on fe nuces in the 1-011111
could produce lesa noise in the publii rai IL
tin -e gathering-" of the Quaker*; they ;
?\ m?Titioni'il in the p.i[M'ts nf the c
where they are held. Until nnybmly wanta
know how an immens?' amount of pntcti.
hmunosa .an !><? transacted ?xith shrew?1, tie
>ixe promptitude, ln.\x vast aiims ean !..? ?
pi tided x\ it h in 1 nu te at 11 ntion t>. del lila, let h
watch tin1 proceeding* of theac mild-spok
folk.
The Quaker, to those who know him ai
off, U onlj a type of gentle, < hiistlike chai it
a creature ol tYniiniitc aoftnes?x, xrho tttrn* 1
other cheek when slunk, ami ble *e* the bn
that <h als thi blow. Thi* pietnre ?a about
much like the nal Dehorn h ami Jonathan
Coopers noble aavage or the murderon* re
akin ol the newapnper* 1- like the actual Pon
or Cheiokee. 1 In I ?al -lnxv-?|i?ikell. .1? lilxTn
Quaker is one of the keen? at men of l?'i m? ? i
the atreel : be ?xill m.i cheat nor be rheutcd
a penny ; he will give hi* teii* of thousands
found a college ?.i n hospital, hut not n dime
itahall I?- Hi|'iati.li nil altei \.ml hy the ma
agcra. He spiritualize* hi^ religion* faith, In
in actual life no man enjoya a solid M|uare ne
more than he, His iloctrine? teach" lendi
beiievoleiire and ethereal miltlni ? ol d< poi
nient , yet a? tuai contact \\ it h ihcue k i ml l.x fn
often - rriction against gritty -ton?
siniply in ? i -, e thix i ..n-. i.iitioti?!\ ignored
little i oiiiti ? e ?. the reserve*, the relitiing i
lirtence of music anil art, which other people i
gentle bre?*iling em oni age,
I hi re can I?.- no iloiiht, ho? ever, I? to il
solid, practical work ?lone bx this ^?t. The
sehool- are ii-ii.dix i \c? |iti..ii.ill? thorough ; ai
x? Inn they t.?k. hohl ol an; r? I'm m ill?
through xx (ill the ell.f -x ..f tin"
uth? t nutlet for t liai i natural bell -
th< -?? refoi n tt??n ntovenu ill -. I lint ?
the Kie? dim n> A- .lion offered the lea
eucoiiraging it poi al I In ( mifi i? tu > la-t weel
The hi --h? -t nun ?Ibtl x*..
?J.tiTl ; only I i M'lrtwda sere repti ?
o|ieration ilnring la*1 x? ,r. It \v?
to kno'.x tin ..m r ol this falling off. I- it
diminution ol int. rest m the Qu iki :- oi in tl
BegrtM
There iaone thingrttmut pnblii rorrwptNwt ?b!.
i? in antne ?li'crrr encouragiuif. Soovh.
ejailh. il li.'\ . r .'? I- UatUf ill." I. It ma
r? .u- : il in;i\ i m .ill p?l i til :.in- ; it max. ? ?
win.f ?evrrsl R ' ' publie m :
litit there i*nlxvaye pruUratagainal it. ,? ???!! a?
tii.iji.rit \ win. h kn|t? up i Irrtnendou.? '
While i
fes m. n who iituli i -t.ii,<! it to be wrong, chsne.
. i- . u|i,tinn U.tli practical ami mural ma
Ih- It.i.k. .1 ft.r. I ':M l bad j?.li li
tr. ule.i..'.1. The I ,uUi-li i...? ? mm. m a .im? ?I rill.
..f ih? rt i>. .tira.'-. 11.-u I, ,i-.ii.'muh' to the Wj
i beat? : Mr. t liristopts-r 11
a? ral, .i- 111? t? pr? ? m..mm ,,f it,
l'..rti in this n.inn ; ml t.. pt.?
,vi rhespl '?? f"r Ins principal*. II
??f i!,.- t miip i ? > t. , ? ? ?.ot.-.
? :.IK) ? ? i that br wa
to nxrive a 11 tin tu i-.v.l..11 ..f lu j? r ft nt 11..
h ra. An agn
'li rs. XX.' In i-.l II"! -I . I- Il.unl't!.-.:
Up<>U tli. la. i . I u. H :ii< II. -I. I I
f.. j. i\ . ? r i .iliitlilv>loll. A ; ? .
l.\ tit m to Ill?' I l ' ? .1 v it? ?
xx hi. h lise . miens
by Uevanyan wrrrprobihi ? itiouau
m., tl.t', ind policy, >" Mi. Hacsntau intitwit r*
? .?. r th? ?uni n im? -I of I he romp
whatever ; which ik?ri?i??n br muai pni in I.
and aomke with eurb reliad i :.;??1 ?,.>--i 1.;.
All ti, be quite in ronf,?rmiij with lav
publie, law . iiiiiiiinti. law iliplomati?'. las ciril, sn<
m I i. ' titb ,'ii Li* ? h it.m r rv ? pt thf law o
ami gouge. We dare asi I ha I ..th. r
i|iiite ii? unptu.l.iiil> renal i? ibis nufort
. ifa i ..:i-nl-i ?? n ral, I, i ? r made eimil i
? innl |n>? ktlcii i lu- pro? .-i .U i In r. ..f. TI
luck, however, and mil haw. Why the Arma Coa
i ?.. 11.. ?h fi ml mis. ili.l nut |ii'. . >
the money, il tliej ?.'r.iilt.i ps) if. s to na utter]?
unknown. The ('ortauUof nther l*i?wi r? ?? ml
prating titles, if thej are tobe i.iit.? .1 it all, whirl
we hope is nut the ?use. will do xti-II t.? mm ael tin n
gratuities in adva. A ft.r .ill, tin? ?sa mat Dm
v? In. I, ...n. ti i? the Turkish Uoreromi-nf more fh.-n
an\l??l\ eh* ? anlese ..ur (taprei -li..,il.
t.tkr it int.. it? bi -l'l !?> appl) it- th'? I-I..H in the .In
lun'l? ii.lilliii t? nf tl.ltlX. Anief |. iif, .',[./ins. !.. t ,
hop? thai it m-?x h .-"'ii !
The Earl .if I
th. \ illagr ' hurt hot Hngbend u Maimr. Mi- !.. nI
?hip was fortunate, aa the world roi rtune,
In the l.i.-t. None of lim-" thing* sere denied him
m i|i ith which, ?xliil?' Uxin?. In- ?ml rovet. i!. Tin
? bl hit tin- I'tifliil w. ?
-imp!.. The. wnrhl ? n-f..'i. he.l l.x in? .!,
?leep hy the eitle of hi. wife. It reqwifc* nod.
?I nit ion to oompcabrwd that reoll* be ??nuire ?h..
im.ilx?pul? hr.'il than be xx?>nl?l hare Innti, j i
f.i the mobol memorable i.pie snd nf ?|.p.it.l
li?e in Weatmlnster Ahhey, Hi? a?h.
ftlone iitnl apart. He fonnila i ahrine ;.. ? hi. ',
with a pntuenslty for aneh anuiaenienl ran make
pil-i mian.s. His torah will be tk?ser?beil hy travel
|. i.. U will be m.nti..in ?I in r.iiliMix'jnnlts mu? m
m u editions oi llssdeker. American touriste, many
of tin m th.s -inum.-r, nut .1 fr\?' [in m.' ? r il ?liuitner?
in iniiie, will etaml hj it, aud write b?>ine t.. i tt? ir
(rienda and the n iIhidI it, while number
Ivaa young Istliee x?iil botsnize in the Origbhnrrssfd.
There is an reason to hellere that the prospeel n(
tin? wtiihl bava i?? n ?
p.. hin -m n. N.T will he misa htpidary hnmirs in the
il p nitlieon. He will h ix- h.? maride
up.ith'o.si?, puni fur ont at the pnrdtc fut?ais, Mr.
Ume having aniionn? ! i n the House
nf i otjnmnna f..r the nerea?m f m?me? appropriation,
which doubtleM will i?- (ortheoming. Hei H
-p.'.'iiil snd parti, alar rhapl. I
t.. deck the ii'er -n donation * hii h -.x?i Im> duly tlis
.u?s?'l :it nul British l.r? nkf.i-'-t il.) s
with reverent awe and an unspeakable int
ih' Dritiah people, with rnriona Instinct, amlrr
?tsnd preeiaely how the ?lenarted Earl would have
mtl. f.il Ins poethumoue honors ?f be eonbl have h.il
th. ..I'llcring of tlieni. It it nil ?intrnlailx'uppri.pn
.it.-, and ispri i.'illx the pr.. t in VVaatV
iiiin-i- r Abbey xx ith no hotly bebiud it.
? ? ?
i );, ?. ..i ati.iii of k*neV
liig Hebrews from all parts of thi state? in t'imin
fniti to il'ili'.ite a i ?ill. if.- in which Am?
??ii in be ti . . ..in?? el .tn.lv difiera ir..m
th.it ..f iith.-r ?. h'Hils of tin- an t. m it Inclurai ? th.it
Ihetranghinatrnetion in Hebrew theology which the
nxssjthinr IarasUtiea nava bat lofon anly bwan aUe
tnpUMin f..i th.ir son.? hy -.'iiiiiii,'tlnin ahre ,il.
The nnntber and eant of aahoela and charitahla innttV
t m ni us ?iipiNirt?1?! by mir Hebrew brethren aiwnsei p
i im, ii I l.x li ne hi proportion to their nnntbera In Ists
In? trial fanlah aofmlatioa In the United rtt.tteewaa
. iU'd ut hut J : ile?-.. MH.ianO ;ire
corurn-f-ated ia this city, 10,000 being Russian*
Then? are 278 Hebrew aytiairo?*u<?s iu the Stat?**,
wIn? b ow? over $7,000,000 of real estate; one in
New-York, which has but a small m?nils-r?liip, rank?
ing SBSeasj the richest rrli,riou.-i BSapSMs|B?aS in the
??Hiiiirv. Huhi-mt shrewd ami capable tue Iowit
class Hebrew may be in m.ikinn money, he us as ?
rule, liberal in spending it m tin aaffortof his
church or charitable insti: uii-ui?: Mal lu the inajur
ify of th.- li.>?jiital? anum? fin M 1 ?at, if is only ju?t
to him to my, Christ?sai a? wi n as Bshtewi are ni?
uiitie?l ?sitLoiit question.
Ihr .?ira. ti. al in. i?ur.'for the rneotir
sgcment of Americas setas ?hlpaiag Ths State
Senate ;.. sterday passed a bill exempting (roa
itiiil local taxation all r ?as?is reg?ate red
r-York ports. In Englaad only the aet saca?
iiiit? nf ?hip? an- taxed. In th? ? ?niiitr.. the pra? in I
i-1.. t.i\ tin capital iavcated bt them whether It is
productive or not. This is one of the man) w?ajrsia
?i bli h our ?hippia? inti rast ?a >>ui.i.-ii.-?l and crippled
in the kei n competitive race bt ? ?hare of the
fi carrying trade. Tha importance of regala?
in/ mir roal pnaition on the high seal baa been
talked shunt for fifteen rears, but this Btoveaatnt
? f the New?York Legislature i?, so tar as we can
i?-? ni!.-i t th?- tir?t really valuable practicalstep in
th?- right direction. We hope the till will 1>.
a lax? ami that ot bei SlateewtU follow the example
ol Vew-York. ffext winter, with s ltepublk-an
uiajorit) m Loth honsee, Congress, wi nuy hope,
will rive tin1 subject some earnest ami intelligent
stU'Utinu. Meanwhile, let the States do what they
_
Ai. ? riling to s .ii pit. h fr..m Hull, Ei
n (treat >. .iii.lii i\ ?an invasion tail
Miiittuer. The news is thai contrails bave tusen
mule tu carry iHi.utw ?-.?.-.!.?> ami Norwegian* to
port mi tie ir ?ay to this country. Let them
?nine. We set no beater risas of emigrants than
from the Scandinavian Kingdom?. M.-?t of
I hem go directly to the Northwest, pi fen | I
climate similar to that I hey were accustomed to in
.-Id borne?. They ran all read and write, and
industri?os, sob?! mtial sort m i
who ?pccilily learn Knttlish snd become valuable
citizen?. Nearly all the inen vote the Kept]
ticket .i? ?min m the) ar>- naturalized. 1 !.?? fow
that remain iu II ? labottrsur household
servants usually rnmn i was** than the
UnnJgranta front any .-th. i nstion, because of the
? it inn "t th. :r e..- . ? ifrywoini n
f..r intclligi in-.-. iudiMtry, gis A be hat.- i ?ml ?
_
. . . fur ever) ihui? ?
f ?? .\ ins. No
iliL'iiitii-?l Sen i'.ir ha? . allnj ?mitI ?
t..i .i liai im several days.
eral I ?cin.H-i nu were greatly dis
eil ?hen Mr. I'ongei w?a elected to the Senate.
I -i hi? free and ess) ways in debate should be a
?h??? k t.. Hi. ? \ii .??n? mate. Pi ?
? t ful tin? anxiet) ? Ui? h keep? Mi
( r ipiiet. for lie has nut uttered a word since he
i<><>k his ?eat. A more probatd? reason, however, is
t1 it h<- i? m nt importan? ?
. unseats i" lake pi
.. i tor th- diirnit.i of the Senate emn*
i ?T.? l.i-. ..r.il'li \? ith th if ?h??" n bt rVn.'ifors
Hi i? u, But lei aad ihe uth r Pi uns i itic
kail ___
[t stood that I ?? I Effort
-?i II-? I.ii.- meaning the liiv ,,i the Bsav
ior Bewator fnmi New-Yisrk?to be ?!? Ir. -
, i. il ? it ion of Judge Bob
?it-M.ii for (.'ollector, will conclude ?ith the ex
hortatory peroration : l.?-i aa Bee t?< it, fellow-mesa
>f a political orsuni lion to which we sie sil
ittachfltl and which hns a rishl to expect
us to ?ulHirdiuate all seltisli iim?i<lcratioiu to ln-r
u. Un.- let US see to il I beseech o| \,.u. ??ne ami
all. in ' that government of f ha Kepttbliean
h? i;.,...h i unkUns tor B??-.-. i imkliag shall
? r; -h from the raitb.
The report that Pan Vuorl ??- ;? bu il. it work
itdelh er -?I speech
- ?'i..nal banks? m ? ?!.? . ??iiliii.iatinii.
i . ? ' til a fe? .l.i; ? i.-.. that
.: ever) d ijr upoi the fact
tint !?? ?as not in the .?i it* ? I ? ??? I mlepen
. id think for n y ?ell aovr, or not think at all."
- in impl) ll it sonu Imd) ? '. - did bis
tbiuWipg fur him ? hut In- va* in ih
I lie i? doing I he I htnk
- ' '?? - Hill ami
ll I. -,...;i-.:. Iltj ?.. U||
it?rai James ?? il! ??? ?) f..r
?innit .i u-.- ? m it' in the
II .
? ? upon ?? lii.'ii ih?' m,. ,>\ -
jiit this peculiar uilliclion.
I ' . hut 1 dill
I
i rne bj oiu thi Rail ' ire Ire
itcil. When the Kit Kin x outragea were
... ,1 in K? ;.iil.ii. :?M in ??? ?pap :?.
\..rrb snd S.tith .1. i,..i,u,d the
- I.' id.. ?I Mi ?." A |e .
the m. nils Kn k!u\ i-.?nf ???*?-.I tb< :r
-, and it s? thai the mil) si? fii t .?(
tli. ? I..-.::.V. li? ?" ??;i? licit rh.\ did not paint the
.. k eiinti?h. After the Ku Klux came the
? l~.\ ?t litter? with iheir haiui- hill of (i-.m
? -. \\ llell til?- Ui l-'l'lil- .1.1 !.. N -|. Ill" I - . \|...?.-ll
i li. nd
it in? - Ka?l? . - ' No? IVait? II lasp
? tiirit || ? ere simple Irtich.
? I ? sus ?.?n- .? i In -..nth
. i \ s ine 11 tu linn, l.i t th?' p ... i ..i
i Northern fatnoei o ?till Ifid- ?roof, hnl
Ihe lamp hob la issl to hum there is bop? eveai fur
_
\.~,:',??., baa f.iniid partial nl,. i. ||. |??naed the
full rtiwd of In? el? ' ?? I irra ml itatae
i the hanks
ami for Voorlwv*, A? for the statae. he didn't hart
lb ?i i bit. _
? ? sg Ufe le-' ti ? ??' ?! l 1
if he was a poor I ? rooagnsan at a church
luir. _
? uiiie.'i- vi ?thouI .i ? ;. ?inn
II? luu ?ii.|i|??l ?lt-ii\ no.'.
"f I brida, took i band in the
ii. lealenlay, and ipioted from I'l-iil..- t"
prove thai the old slave-owner? had in
late of li'? rt\ in th? ii Li a-i - than anybodj
rica '. is sett in?: ,-r.-tt.- *?. ;i sock
int.i the past. While Mr. Junes vr.?? ilo-n- be ?hmtbl
ted that bind oh] trgumi 'it "i th
. |Mn h. namelv, that slaverj ara s FMrine in?titii
lion, and i li.it tb-> Alniisbty pemiitiiil it to Iti
? -lurhr that a .
-. c, t... 1. . ii. the African lit all - n.
/?; tSOXAL.
. nt t?.' ? !- phant ? !?. ?h-:
? ,i ?-.-, i. u ..( Berlia,
On the third ? i f ,1*'1 cornoailon Pea*
.?I, ?si.(HMi i:i , nal
Mrs. K. W, I.m i-"i ha? r,.iiiril.iit.il +-|is) sari
Jtthn M. I'-ii..? r 'IH? to theBmston funafot Ihe
v. itloa ..i John Mr?
\; hael, the saw snd successor af the bte Knu
John nf \i.is--itii.i. '? i Ihe only -1
t, i ?.t M i..-ick, the C'athulli Kingol r?hu
Mi-. rYerehason exhibition in London ? eolleetion
j of ilt.iwii.i-'? mail.? ia South Africa? 1 a- atene) nt
iona t" the exhibition v? ill be sjlvea
| t.. " Hi.- South Afinan i olmiial Kein f Fund."
Pnrty yean age to-daj that borehofths Piseiplss
i. ; t .'.???i iu Boston, ??ti!) Jssses Preeassa
( I irk.-as jiaslor, forti-lhri-e men ami women kikd
niii th?-. hitrth iiook. An saalveisa>) mseti
the soeietj ?ill be In hi thisevan?ng.
if Mr. Faweett, ths BritishI^sti lastisjOeiansl. hi
iiti.-iide tu iinv.il the statoa ?d th- bats >ir Bow band
Mill next month, ths Dnks sf Anr> 11 ??ill stehahlj
lie liked to take i 'I'll?' Puke i? the only
i \ r?.?i mas!, i (?. n. rai Ut ?hk oatdac * ?nun ?;r Uow
l.llel ?'I , i-d.
Mr?. Saiiiin I Wilhsi.iii, the ?id -w sf tin- f.under
Of WUUstsa iTsmillSiy. at K.iet llaniplon, M.I?-?., is
Sow elghty-fsor year? old. She i? still in chmI health
and is able to take a riii?. dully ami to keen herself
informe?! on t?pica of internal in current literature,
lit r mother, Mi?. Klii.uli.ui Uravea, Rochad ihe age
nl nun-t> 'three .>
1 Mi'varoil, who ha? bSSB ????nt by IhsOsW iifx>n a
?-.?.-,-_
persons! miwiisn to the (k-raaa Intpettir. ta a
eoendsnt of Fiel?! Marshal Alexander Ktiwaroff. **i
iiKsw famuli?, of Russian gpwn'.n," whs led hi* C
?ftck?. into thwWeetof Europe. 8ttwsn)ff I? in
?'itrhty-?w?c-oiiii rear, and i? aaid t?, be n-B-tik-il
like the rslrbrated "tieneral P?n*waid-and-t*trik
both in fgaturca and cliarm ter.
l'nnee Higaabl Fuahimi Voehiald, the cemmani
of the Imperial finanl of Japan, wa? a priest fn
I8M aa 1<<?W, when he left his religitma ol-Ree
Imperial command to lie. ome a rneanber of th.- L
islative Council. HY ?-,.?? to Fabian?! in 1K7(I, a
spent three \?'.irs then' in ?tnilying Wentem ?i?
iiation. Ittirimr the Sarauma Krbellmn. he h
? i.tiitn.iri?! of the troop.?, organized after Kurop?
aaasWa
Dnhert Hoi?" Bancroft, the author of " Nati
Hicisot fhf Pu? iri.', "is ahouf nix feet tall, btua
lhaaisnaani, erect ami aeenanheg in ttgiirs. Ilia du
browi bah i- -liirhtly ?pi?iiki.,1 xvith gray, and
xvears a full lu-uni and heavy niotintik.ii?'. His fa
is lull ami round, an?! the ?v ne ral expreneiou of ,1
f.'iitur. s is one of pl.'iii.l ir???l na'are. His eyes i
ihirk bffwwn ami dear. Mr. Ihm? mtV? Iur?re lii.ra
in Min F ram i?o c?iusi?tti alrsoet entirely <>t acini
anil tn.uiti-? lipt xoliiine? relating to the history
th. ITenl ( ..a.-t ? f N. ith Am.ii.ft. In his library
ha.? mi Indes costiinr .flo.lHti), aud many volum
vulned hy biblfopbiles ut extnvngaal ?11111?. i
atudj i- pl.iinly liiriii.-heil, tin prim [pal object lieii
??? v. r? Isrgs and high oval tanis, xxith a revalrh
t..;.. -.. arrsnejed that the writer, xx tthonl u-aving li
aeat, can keep hi- booka and pspera methodical
m ranged overa buna anrface ?in?l -nil ?x ithm reae
Sir. Bancroft i.? a member of auay bistorieal ,u
.?iiitii,iiaiim >m iiiu? in this 1 iniiitiv ami 111 Kumji
He was born la QranviUc, Ohio, in ls99,and 1
11..r. eil to San Fran. 1-a.o in I?M
OfTAWA, Ont, April'-''}.- Sir lohn A. Mardntia
baa been oideretj bj im nanlienl ?xdviania be riait tl
South ?if Iratu'C.
ixnis, Ajinl ?.??!.?Tlie 11 l*Mfgaaa Benneals h
pa ied thminzh this city en bar way t?> Milan, te I
l>rt n. tit ?,f the unxi'i lag of the suh-< ripli.ui -1..1
t.. the Emperor Naavkva III.
Viii.n.va, April ?.'?;.-At 1 ..nlinj to the bsasat ..
raaananent, the Ciwwa Plinea kwlolf, who l?
rnarry the Princeaan^ynnnnie of Balgfan?, will n
e., to Rruaaela, but willi.t the Princesa ut Sad
burg, AiLstiia, en the nth oi May.
MUSICAL AMD DRAMATIC VOTES.
bfiaa A.1.1 Cavenahnh will anH for bghani a
morrow.
Mile. Sar.ih Bemhanlt ?ill annest in l.r.oklxr.. 1
gaturday evening, April 30, m nvn-iren.
Si.'tinrCampanbdie to receive a rxwapUnientai
i* n tu, n, this ?.ity. gbant Ina engining >.f Muy.
Me --r-, H..rri>?.iti ami Il.irt xx ill x? iml up their BN
?on. thle week, m? the Theatre Caanh|ne, au.l aft?
i?ar?l proceed on a provincial tour I?nlannhi
( 'i.lllt.|lle \? ill be .1. lni..l>hrtl ?lui ifig I he ?im un r.
Mr. \\iii 1. k x? ill areaaanj aha anaaan at hi? tteanh
for n . ..n-i.leral.h time alter May 1, ?x h.'ii In* bttH
1 xpiit?, to ailinit ..( the phi ..f " l'he Wtrtld." llu
pn baa proved a prodlgisni sin. ex?,
1 .nnan, who ban been a*Baennna1 by Mi
Mapli ant to replnee, cwajointly withBagajes*Alan.
-n Miehael Costa, ftunee ?Vean LnBenin at Milar
s here be baa brought th? band 10 remarkable p?i
1. 'ion. r
Mr. and Mr?. John T. Rnynennal will in- in ban
i" ?.' a " k, urnI Mr. K.iynii.iiil ami Mis- 1 .?.t t:t are I
? t Ingi tin r. at the I'.irk Theatre, on Thrrrslay il
1 nu.' n, m.,? .y for the heiieiit of Mr.Masa Ed * u 1
ami Mr. J. II. l'oh-eu.
I I ?iih \xi nn.'T'n atre will.iir.ili .'.ly. )? 1'..?i I
n the end at liny?eoba rnopannal in Angnaa, sul
the ne.v plax. f?r? vnmaly aVerfikesj lier?*, bl Mi
Ueorgs Fswewtt btwwe. in which he will binissU nj
p'ii.
II laannount dthat Mgnnr salvini will gira tan
well uerfucniancea in this city al the non?eaay a
Mii-n. hegimdng Max '?, UewUlrenu?a ene week
(fix imj, however, bat four petfol mam 1 ?. I be pad
-1? ted .ir.- Utkttlm, bf?sr?Vw ami the '.luJiutur.
I h. rapante ni Mann, a Dengn tiii.iit's.h'.ith, whii 1
have been enrrent Cat UM anal few daya, bnpnil;
prora t.. be untrm. Th.- bay 1 an bann ?new ill will
mcaslra and aaalarin, bar! bna*wennvaleaet*ttt, ind .
expected ttj arrixe in tin-1 ity next xn . k.
Mile. Baiah IhwhaiaH ?xill .iprx-ar thi? evenini
at Booth's Tlira'rt forth, lit't ami milv time th?
m .i-.fi in litini i?'? pi.n- of **Lttraaawrt "? 1 put]
m x? lin !, t .xo r '. nt 11.' Aawrricsa eham t. ta t..kt,'
prorainrnl part.
MiaaHelen I., m.ir. the ?nannsnw ..f Mr. D'o.ii
Carte'a opera aonannnienin?nanrlcnaiatonta*iva 1
11.1,ipii,1,1 tit.irx hen.-tit in this 1 ir\. The date hi ,
to tie m,'in'I. The tentarknble energy and tart "i
thislady have amde bat popnlnt in th.- ba
? ?r. I. ? of theatrical lit".
Mr. Constantin KteraVrn. 'he pia-ii-r. bnantninaa
m tiiii ?ay after n hang trip thinngh the fasnaary
whirh baa extended to ftin kYanelaco, He will re
uni? to Kump? on the 1st ?*f June,and befara thai
ti. sill K'xi- .".n en? 111 l.otli V'?-ii>rk au.
Host.' I
John Kan ,r,l f>prne?l a ?? n.-s of exhthition? ol
hie * Original Painting ol the Uinnssippl "at !.'.?
pnblicaa HaU, in Thirty third at. near Hmadway
'.'..??? i.,-, p..'I.t. 11?.- * Mi-siv-ippi "is 1 (tended ox. 11
le ten moil the panorama twhrncina
\ leu - in Kg) pi eil the H?dy Laud. Mr, Be i< *r?l?
?...i ..1, i.-.tin.iitaim >l mm h information in
il 10 e n ml hiatsry rhwhall ?a-, xxtli lillad
.1 ?I the ..min m a .1 - appro iative.
The -'?'.iml aannal arriea of riraenatie perfi.trn
.m..-- m th.- Sbskeaprars Maanaatol Thantan, at
1 ;..f. ion \x. n .t? gan ?.n April is with Qold
.1? 1-oiiie.iy ?? - 1 I avatet'.-iiinti r." Itwm
nu.m,m ?-il that t;, wriea n?nah1 Inat i?.. wwtrfca,
tod x?.mhl un Iiiii.- ?' The Heir at Law," " l'.ml Try."
,1-nl " l.ollllotl A -- ir.HI e.'* I Ml the 33d lll-tillt
III. fi \? .-If MX.. -Ill I. -I ?? 11 ?. III pi I I 1. I'll I III. . - M IM II
Aii.i" m the Lit ? 1 '?n ai. and "Twelfth Nut ht "in th?
renting ' \? 1 ? I i!.-' It" nao ui 1 ?? | nalni ??!
,?. 1 'ne] ui in.'-. ?I '?liakiepeawaa aktarea?x??J
portrait* iaopeu iu the nV taorial bnUtling.
Th. m if.tl el " King Rafterl .>f >i. ily "- liir.-n hy
Mr. Ixs'ke Richardson, at the ?cadeniy ol Musie,
Issl ."s.itiiiil.iy night, on the aneajaan af the Pu*
Monument perf?>tnutnsre, is. byanuansni annarnlol
?II ?hn baaed it. ieeetde.1 1? one ?>f the rn. ?t .in?c< ???
ml pi...? af? I". Mean andel pot n?- bnlecnri ?tntb ?
ewer known ia 'h:* mnitnl. Mr. ii'i.h;ini*.n r.
p iif! th. pnem frotn anwnory. with remark ante
.., . . .t varaleapteeaion, ?ih?k?-?*.
.,. !i ..i 1;,. I1..1.1.1.1-v. ai. perfeii ili.siiin'tfie??,
1., .? and .I'l.t.le play to if? <!rli. at?- s|,a,|
11 4 ui thought "?'I ' ni'-iiiei, fiml meen bag thrsenjh?
, high I.m Miiifli.? ..I ?igUUy, ?xx.?'!!.!-!? M>1
unit.. I..m ; 1". ll.>v? innfht v? .-11 I.?? proud to h ?v?i
. 1 iiit'ipi-nr .-( thi- ch.iri? t?.ii-tie itoem.
C&'aVAJ 1/. S?Ti >.
Brady, the ph.it?>^rai>h?r, xx ho bng m4 hi? art
la pn 1.u. ;?!iii.?<! ? x. ;.? lit.i? mini utnl lui|...rt:?n!. ?rent
,, u, \ 1, enaliTanaaal nataag iii?- paal genaaaa mi ?
reaturr, aaerseentl) I eaadtwn adwaraalaenanaal ana?
tugraitli?. .'in* nl Ailit.tr:?! l?irra?-iit ii'nl the ..tiler .?: th.?
ill 'lie ?*i?-t pot in .' '?f th?- C.1 jilt ui tnrhaj tin I iiv
. iv ..t l'r? ?i.l.ut .. nil. i.ls ma n.''iml mUlri'??. 1 he 1st
?all eoatpeee aunj aundrede of Inatse,
but the fare? oftae rruup "i ?tlatlaguiahe?! atea ??ar
f.minllir: tie- l'r? >nl.ul ate i? ??III? IWi ..^niauhle.
I be ni<?-t t.ui'.'il.li' rc.siilt thus far an ban
ithtl .-.'i an .'?k'i;?r.i'ii n ?'? noun? in the lonw In -il m-.I
i.. .m n a lu. I, v...- pr. -. at id to HiMinar.'k on the lath "t
tata m..ini? nsgetrt ?oea na an anew Ina asnal immner
i?hm * Im Ii ha?, lu 1 n 1.'a.1 un iL, Lut It in net'al
..u. ; tor fo,ni Kranoannarg ui..i?e inore iaa
;-,.??!, BMhnhng l'.MUm Itom B?r!lU. Mleaia, tbro'i?b
?I,I.h the x?i?twai?l Ktretain of J.ut?b ?nitiintrntiiin
11.1 ;t> |..mis..,',,,:,.- fiirnl-tii'? our fifth ..f tl.? entiressai
are. ?eaattOetnMnytewtagpactl] ta it? aannnaantani
.M. i.t int..;. ,.,.?,, a?,i aastbj teaha Kui?''??fr?i?-r
fi.rlil.t.Ji'..' ...ixeniim nt oftl.-ial* tS aOOtSl the nnixeinent
In mi?- ? n . etakee tmly .. ?mall eestrltisttsw t.> the estai
of ?Ienature?. It U not probable Unit far m '.?for* en
ti it..in 11.1.. h Imp?' iff 'in >" -s. 'or Blouian k ha- publicly
inuitiiin. ?.I In? i,p|??-itn'ii to their ??lo-iile. and! I
p. mi sad the Crowa rrlaee are inos-uto ?uudenin It,
? Inie in lin l'i.i--iui an.I tsisei '.??I l'.i??./?in. nt.. aiillu.r
ltiiMM- ntfi rinit'i - n.i? ?: s ii .wa taat mek hateteraaea will
m,? i.e Moeatnedi
Ih?' Klxant.i'-'e ??!' lixi'iir in ar?>imtr>' ?o va*?t
Inat no arsg enn as ? taunts in ?u \>nru ??! it t? ?an
tratad by leet r. p >iU Ilota the wheat flehl? I t?il ln??I??l
un u 111 M.liii.'e.itu arc l?rt?i.eliu?j a laVTRC x 1. 1.1 nl the bi ?*
tntslity, oaltis to the reserve? of nii>l*?tare ?tor??l ln t*w
?..il at an iiiiuaiul'l.-pth, xxlnle from oino wor?l i-..tij?-?
lantgaaanagtl 1*?*<1, contrary to pr?matur? rvport?, la
likely to hi? ?U.xe the titrai' i?lril BUaP ?," ??"> llU*??
it. 1 InirxiateU in the silat.'. With the?.' comfort:?!.??
|ir..iui-e? to'.tan on, it I? not sorlh ?l?le to ?leapued
oxer the new? from Kanaan. Tht UamnrorlM rx><?
frankly italmlt? thut the wheat crop of that rtUte ?tU
umloul'tnlly fall xery ninth l> low the ?versife. A.-.er**
Inic to that jouruul ttinre hiu b??*? n? HtUe uawarraiiU?!
l?.i??tlnn of mi 1110ru11.11.? yi.ia. but It I? more ?Kitnxet ?ad
a ta-ttar polley to tajaa a ?llaafreeablc f??'t. Tbc V**"!1*,''.
were awn r bettet for a ?m;?} cr?t> tbsn no Hurra 1. <"?
th.?i month h?at ?1 habit ??f opi??tltnt; m??y fair l?o|?i?
ami h.ui ?twin- it? ?xnr?t by huodreS*? of wUeSt ftcai?,
ConiKHtit.it hi utore alive than any ?Ah*?

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