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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1881.
ri?ii'i.i: su r, i; r.
? TBIS MORNING.
L?
ri'
r.'K?-!i.s. -'P.- London cable dispatch t?> Tiik
Tuai m -
scrv.itiv.? leader. - Some dissensions uro re
i'i the lii-h Parliamentary partv, ?- j i,.
British lories are opposing actively tha
1 ' f "f Mr. BradJangh.
Mary! u Br??isfaultwithlir.fVoodaia a pnb?
Ushed letter, = The Kim? and Queen of tha
i ?. rtsrday a depntation from the
City ..f Vienna. = = Tin- Dutch, Italian and Beb
g:if '??? at i!ic seaakw of the Monetary
i - rday, ===== The II? ?Jean Cl
of Deputies has nnsnimounly appcoved Captain
i railwaj pant.
DuMKsrn.'.? T!ie 1'r.si.leiit i? rimi in hi? determine |
ati,>n nut to ?rithdravi Judge Rob?rteos : a Repnhli
<:ui torn is nrill probably be bald soon. = : There
an? thirty , ,?,? of ?niullpux m North Adama, '
'? ? Tha four men arreatad at Philadelphia for
r?.mr*!irin if? frituds were ln-1.1 to 1...U.
*-*" ~ *???'? "f the Star reutea has been aboil bed.
: Tw-irty m. n 4v, r. tmri.-d inn burning mine
at Carbondale, Ky.: foorteen wen rescued.
Tli" vr- ? ollege Baas Hull Club .1
the Princeton Crab by a aeon ?>f 8 t.. 0
-?? i? t?. be ei.ft.i.l In ctni insati
?"-?1- ...i l'.i.i.?or.l. ni
red with forger] in a Chicago i
About 1O0 miner? ?m- temponuily de
t i ..ni mine a! La Balle, III.
am. m m huas.-The Assembly Committee
' - ttion ?if th. i rtment
dssiom r Dimoch has ma le s
t" ' i' ? -t hi. managen ent.
1
of ??"? tiiiitions by il?,- Aid Associ?ti?m.
Indulged in iitli
i] i value "f the I
? :
??
?
:? weather.
Thermometer yest? rday: '.
0?t ?i
The 11.!.- m landlortl ovi nlid it ;
tttally. ? be i ml <,f i he moving d
? mpty hon ? ? there.
!? " - *, -. .- U| t . ? ,,;. .; , .
the * is foi :u .? .?.nun. i,i,;i tn
which Krance ; -,n bninediatil*
Plindpal ? nations. Aftei
?auch deh ? -?:\ ? ?1 to annul the ??*?
vitl.'ii six montha, and thus
?ender i Imperatively n.,. -
commerce may be greatly deranged
.?? ?liiiii ulticr. arise,
D lt-'.-iitly o!,t;ii:ie/l ftom the
< rman ?>t :!.?? Bepubliearj Btuta ?
?'! <?' f- I a '? lUti.-.ite ni ._ ?,, ulii, ),
ir WM -it,.! that the Qetngla Republicans
\..t?.! fut Mi. itrovYti beeaiM, among ?
tilings, !i.- imd pledged l.iii.-ilf, ?i, p
nimti ?h,- l'i.-?il,m'h ii?iiiiiiiati?.ns, 1?, -rote for
ail Meh a*1 w.-re " liniiol ami c?.u,|.? t? tit, with?
out regard u? th?ii-poiiiii-al btiirin?;." After?
pr'Uiu-, rd thJa Mut, tliosc Mim ?ir?- claiming
Senat.u Brows m ifaiM. Jini-?? Robertson
ought t? Le ?ant! paftatpa are ?Xr_ati_g with?
out tina fa
l' __*? '" ; is DO mor.'. It W-IU4
a MMmboei mute from Memphk t?. Ike Me?
ti?.)H.lir. of W.tul.iirv*. Aikaii.?.-,.?. both ?j ?rhich
pieeea wen aaodi bettei served by milr.,..l
ali.-...i?. lin- rtatc extatad netenaibly fa the
sake Of su iiiU-riiii.liat,. ofli,,'?, u!?,(
total reeeipta are about $00 ?*. V(?r. (.oM (lf
the t.??t. .,, ti,.* (loveiamaut, |i_ j; ? .t v,..,r
The ?Postraeatar OawesaJ, atnmgd] .......ij.."c,',.,
?den this eatrvr^wt, au,i think? ?, ?skiff ?r
a limit* could U* liir,'?i ornsiimallj tot \,.^
moii.'y. .Mr. Jeaaea i? datcie_t i? iina-itiati,,,,
autl . ON lint :ij.?.leiiat;* the ,?.,., .?j,. ,,- ]m]^
?f ep the ?ouiitry by cami.iK? ??M,;v ,,,.?..
bsK? !?.u*k ami forth uiiioii?* th.- waats dUoss
of (he rHiriiaind
l'..ii.i.ii?-i..!>ir Dtaocat1! h-ttt-r in mBMM to
tin i.iii!, .-- of the AJmmUj C(MMmil|((.
potnlnl to iiiM-Miiiat.. U,? I)(?.k iLjiartnit-nt
milk.* i.i ?*nin?-.?t il.-f.-ii.e of the. rondin t nf
tho I--jtittim-rit duriag hia t?-nn. Be tills tu?*
vhol? story of th?- ?l?fa!?ati?,ii, Kh?.winK |_y
istsBoajgfj he has Beret held the e?_M of
Troa-iiinr. the im ?iimln nt of whi?l. _ diroeth
resp4iii>i!.|.- fur l.HiM- iniuiap-iii.-nt of the
finan ifceirMl/ jotmed un othac two
C'oiii"ii?-;i,,',cr*4, eath of Mhoiii !ia?l h.ld tin?
offic?-' 'vlnle the defalcatiou vnih In tiro^n??, in
juakinif the wht.le m RO??tI, M liny then
eappa-ied. The other pointa involved are al*jo
met, Mt. Dimork's high chii-cter will neces?
sarily give fthmi ?????.dit to hi? statement*,
which go to show __M he hM faithfully pir
fonnc.l his dhttiet M ('?'iiiiiiis-sioner.
Acconlinir t?i our I.oti'lo'i ?-al.li- ?li-patoh it is
practically nettled thai I.?>r?l SaUahoij sh
the Conservative I* ail? r. His historic title.
?odal rank ami party ?etricea bare
tin* staid (ohm iviiti-ni of the Duke of Kich
BMa-d, the narked ability ?if Lord Caims und
the cautioni disposition ?if Sir Stafford
Nortlu.it?'. The Lib?rala, it ap]
_.- ? i r. t the choi.e wit' cal?
culating thai Lord Salisbury's rank Tory
isin and want of lact will injure hi*
party an?! repel tin- rapport <?f moderate
?MB. Thk sjK I'liliit.n'i may not be entirely
prudent. Lord Salisbury 1ms ?:i time played
niany parta. Il?- mibmi? wnesi to Lord Bea
conafteld, whom he formerly assailed, ami his
crooked ways while at the head of the Fo
Office, ?how thai li?' may prov? a ikilful
tactician when Ihc l*n Diierah
The iiiiiiu .. of hi? leadership may In?
to continu lii-. rival, laord Derby, in the Lib?
eral faith. With Lord Salisbui
. 'Milt] not ?
servato e ranke.
Tim continued hostility ?.f tl
.????? lo tin Vid A.?
bill, gnd " - T Al?
bany ! "'ii- ?i.-?H- f.'i i- ?
tioii t?i dull in!., a I i. li'-'i? ill-; ;i, in
tal ini! m :
of the ease. 'I hi- 1? n< i ol
t?. Miss Sarah M. < hi ;>. -
to-tiny, ?s
back t?. i!? mi
Tin' ir. iiii
Association a-' ?
visitoi
Hoard of Chui
am lon> er, uni?
publish the
that the A--?? ?ation
responsibility in the m itier, .
involve th?
is approved '.\
of philmithi
?
has enjoy? i
n-tked i- m i iled,
iiave already ?bow n mi to :
privil? Res ol '? ?sit itioii ;
above all. that it is nut an etlb
Ulg <?.' ?!l\ Kll.'l. but -illH'lk a |M'titioil l'\
i ! w.'iii? ii '
max In- allowed '
money without rewnrd to :
ble and penal reform. This i> the p??iut to be
kept La ? i< w
y i TIVALS.
The liurly-bnrlj nt tin
Armor}' <'n Frid ?
?and? ?.i peopl? t" .1
ball where there was u?i room f??i
not th?' only confusiti
Vork Murk Festival. The -?
quite unable t?. detenu i tie v. In
to h.iv. been antisti? il
ment prot ided foi
in ilu- m-w ?]iapers have adtled to
ment of the public mind hj r ? ? k i.
fiiiniiiat? eiicomiiirn? ol nliicb marl? all
sonable p< raons tell th? ?
truth appear? to
waa produced by the a-vtenibliii;. ol ?,
?for ii:?i.
MMMthLag ImprcBaive in the gutberiug of a
multitude ini?-iit ui".'i on?
n-siilis ,.f the -
The ?'ni; reallj ?iii|h
prudui'tioti ol tin? II? :
if we eali ' II lit "I till
perieneed m r iciai
illy a fail
the !?'
tin- cboi ini and
noun?
form?
often
band ? us i
notice?!, an
!...!!
in lb?
mast? ry by the
hi^ ? ii
the a? '
li.lkl- -IV. il llf (I
It
'
...i,.. '- hut 1?? It?
in an ordinary lull
Wbal
]>oll :
ti i?,.,. ? iii ami II
sjirii .
.
tl.. nanu ?yuiph
occur ic). less poli-h, mid I. ? .
All llll.sll Ulis |
sonoron -hiss in Kin Ii
tain? ?1. m udiiig fai inure
apon perfection
numb thought,
wind when the (jiliuore delii.siou died out
in Boeton.
The difficult] which so many w riters Imve > \
perienced in tlt-.ilin^ with the prt-M-iit I.
- from uncertainty ?is t?> tlie |?rop?*i test? to
Bppl) m h. Rut tin- rule ij simple. r?vcrj
Musical Festival held uuder n roof nw
judi;. ?1 by the highest poaaibb? stuiidaril n
oelleuce. There Is no eleganc? in < .
in? bennty, softnem and grace of ?hudim?, no
???'. i.ui and purity ol touch and tone attain
itt.lt- in ?ympbony concerta which cannot also
be ai ?aim .1 ii) orchestra? and ? hoi
nnoagh for great festival?? and when
urged in excuse for tbe shortcoming* of a pcr
formanee that the performer? were too num?r?
ota?, i.? da it anj better, an unanswerable n
in thereby given why the performance ought
not to hare been held. We make these re?
narks not s?, much in the way "l criticism upon
the ... .'s in "I.!, r to g
?gainai m Ihc future. The celebra
tioii just eloaod ha? shown thai a festival in
Vork will attract an audience I
enough to paj expenses, ami there is no doubt
Unit the adventure m ill be frequi ntl) i. pcated.
It would DC I lamentable roeul ?>l our niiisii ?il
enterprise if ~<> mn? b ? t* rtion and such an out
l.i? nt nioiiey should end in th? I?..?,.
standard <?f artistic - ?if we should
spoil tl. I..-I . tracerts in the world for tin
ol getting the ?*i.-..!.-i Showoo Earth.
TUE ASSOCIA TIONS OF A FETE.
This i? to Ik- a gala Wfiek In Vienna. 'I hi
Cr..?ii Piine? ?.i Au-iiia, whoac betroth
tin- daaghter of the King of the Belg i
tgO a*at hiiileil with tokens uf hi-, ;i| s_fa ti.,1, in
both couiitii.-s, n-,,-ivi-s __t bride with regal
s?ilt tni.ir and imperial pomp, ami. trha
butter, with th?- lu-uni. si doMiiiiatritioas ??! ?1.
voiiou and gin?d will ou the paityf tin. cow
pic . populations, whose soreieign he is likely
t-i be. Tin- bridegroom bean the historic name
of tin- fonnder of his bouse?Rudolph, tir?* of the
Hapsburgs, elected Kaiser of the Holy R
Empire -?\ centurie? .'_". Hon many Ilnpe
bnrg wedding ibiy? have stirred the pulse?
gladdi m-.i
long dynastic interval! I n the male
ran out with Kail \ I., Mari
riage with Dul
longed the ?1. utiuics ?>f tl
?invigorated with the blood ol laorraine. Hut
.-. ?tl, the in ? ' ition rather than the
long lit?.- ol' II .?!"'.;-!i and
Maria I h? :? -a ar? the t ommandingtJ
the .;.-". l.il on - "! til? i
i,Ilk theli,
rjiak? -mt'thin_r ?
anliki
-. m i-i.ii-iit'iii?'i
pllll'
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Ill'l' |M
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1 *? i i 7
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the Si
llllp.I;
and i
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t.ilki
!,.>ii and
liiin-. It. I her? i i?.. . :,.i :??
le: - .
ducs
ilit- m.m "i il: il "ii the ron
common um >>! h ?in i
no teehiii?
people, t"
Lui !ii- .1 .
ili.ie can I--1
It) kl epilt- lllllti.lllly (lose (O till-Ill. i|. I
!.i lii-.ll .ill
?.i temptation ??veiled, riot tho rlumsj macli
ut a -. ? i ni- party. Hen? ? th?
full, iii.l the .1.1-;i
I,ill phll.i' ?
take a am ful hint from th. ?
: he lluptist
tions m Indianapolis, t?" l*r< ?b
General A . ? ? lluftalo,
Unions, Foreign and 1 ?..in'
National Christum Temp
iii.ia ol i 'lime, Uib
tions ?r,,,,!
? their ?hit
rentres to sit in council. In each o? I
Html.lus, /. alous and gotllj as th? v ore, without
doubt, there will be pein-jitibk? a certain dis?
tinctive flavor, a ?? cnliai temperament
- tint
handle his Ideas hi.?' the Ephwwpnlino. nor the
terian like the Baptist ; in fact, they hai i
dill? lent ideas to han.lie. Tlu-y will talk.
'. and pray,in many cases iu a dial?,
unlike that "f t . life that it actually
becomes a ?jioos aLuiJ,. ordimuy fee ___{?_
thoughts ami tbi?gl will Iw ghn drawn
Cram the experiences of I ?avid or *Job;e-pf_i
?ions will be used which were no doubt familiar
to Banyan's Christian, but which ?mvuj not an
iiti.iu ..t' meaning t" the grocer or car-conduc?
tor in th?' back ? Know what tippling,
swindling <>r honesty an? well but
ility," -the ll.-h."
tit.ii " would Is
the Zulu
ill th:
-, which have <!i"?i?? ?I techni?
ami tlirown down th tcbwive ? I
man?
ner m d? nling ?'
dentro. - tl
Tlii? will I.?- esjieciallv n
from foreign and doni? louiit
.
omen
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n >.n
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.
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I
ii.i -.- ? i-pt as 1 lie
II
eral,
ule that .1
?!. the corn
ill pr"l>?> the in.
-?ii to amend t' ?
? -
Ii the tax collecting
ni- .if the
ir.-.l by the condition of a road
..; tin ? ommission a ill pub?
lish ili?' d?
ni ?-I
If I .ii ?if
-. tin- c?.:
???I make 1. ; but can
. ar.l dama
? n that a railroad commis?
sion ?-hoiliil tilt'- I
Lifornia plan. It i.? not yet,
we believe, in full operation, having been first
iliahed by the new Constitution ratified two
Hut the Constitution aut.ln.ri/
commJ irgei and
to rhangit them ? to h? ar ami determine com
plaints again.?! tlie raiLroada, with pow?g to send
for persons and papers, and juinish for
tempt ; and to yreeuibo tho modo o? keeping (
- ?- ?--????????
railr'iiwl account.-?; am! a company which will
Hot .'.inform to the r<iiiiiiii?-ii.:i rat?--? M ?*'*>'?' Ol
keeping necou mbjeet to a 8m of
$20,000. The Kiii-'liili railroad commiaaioa
belongs to this ?las?; ami, though it Ls not yet
ten year? old, hue < rtrclaod theee Judicial
rs sufficiently to give some practical aasur
of the efllciency of tin-plan, [theaquite
extensive authority t?. decide the vnriooacon
between t'\?. competing roada, or
between roads and thi ir customers, to which the
business constantly ?. ind itadecisioua
? ?! min Ii F ..] are
reported as aul English
journal? lately received bring accounts of a eon
well Mus?
ir? of the power. The town
authorities "i' i? .plied t<> the con
; ? to requ i Railway
ma in thai l<
The) ition was
? ? v? hi. !i the place bad be
. and the traft,
largely imn-as??l. 'liny wished il.?
the ticket
?m nt rooms, to
Id ' ? .lt..
? !.? lutter ivart'lioiise accommodations for
I for < attle. A connni --inn of
...t. in this count!-) could
have n-|.orf.-tl tli.it
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1 to in.ihr
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Mr. .
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.. no?*.
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M. Nikolaus Rubinstein died lately in I
i Buaaian baroness
Hut r ??"?? *-? nt '
rldentally
?I, with the result that while Kubinstein
. ?iitu-rred at Biga, the body of the unknown
... .i, ? .iii.ii.lt t ti to the e.irtl
.I i public ii
.,. ?,*,., .-oit may lie the Invention ..? an
porn wit, but ili" mistake waa one
will. h. n lui ? not oj
Mob "f Tui?i?,
., h., h m ti marvel irchi*
srior walls an "f daisliug w lui *
:,.l reflect tlie ?mi's raj? like a mirror, the
i :irt ..f the buildlni belngamaasof embattled
towers, green an.I yell - and ramisbed
Hi.* ?-?-nti J entry t.. the I -
in lioot. whence the viaitor passe? into the veeti*
overed wall?, arahe?iiu?id ??? il
an.I rainbow-colored t-olrtmna, In the ten!
an inner court, in tin- midst of which plays a tonn*
ssttug un agreeable and , ooliu|i spra) ?.v. i t!..
rtrnenta, Uounduua >>.i!it lie tlm
Key's private room?.
DuiingLord Deaconsdeld'swholeiUneas hi? pee?
dominantam sdtobe,aay?HasI??MMisa71
that ' nuraod him should, if
pilaadi " 11.
be rewarded I to? ??ii atm to that," he?old. Te
..-iii'ul .oiili.li-utiiil servant Haiiui, wli.t was
i ? , ?. , i : " Beam,
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