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PRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1882.
,nt. ABHS iHia MUBBiMi.
F"ai.ii.N.-'riie Qibaon aroendmenl to tbe Cloonre
ra? providlaj for a two-tbirda mateadol ? bare
majorlt) waa defeatadlntbo Hoaae of Coaunona
]aal nlfbl by a va'e ot 288 yeaa to S29 uaya,
].,iri Ihifferia aaitedfor Alexandria laal evenlng;
tbe Porte tbinka of aaadlas a Hbtb Comaabj-looar to
Cairo. Tba ta??ral raaall "f tba manlelpal
electfona ia Englaad aad Walea i^ ? Tory tatn. ==
'jh. gpaniah Ouveraawaal ba? b>eidod n?*l togiveup
tba CnbaB refageea. ? rbe reporl >.i Meawra,
Allporl aad Bwarbrlek regardina tbe New-Tork,
]>eunayIvania aad Obio Railroad was preaeutad to
?jMa boodlKdoara yeaterday.
Pomikstic.?Joeiaa Qulney, ex-Mayor of Boatoo,
dkd yiatarday. - = Tba 8tar Route bribory trial
araa oontinaad la Waobinaton, = Wllliaai 0.
Saaaali, payiaa tefbsraf tBePenaaylTaBia Ooeapaay
ia Pbiladelpbia, la mbnrinsi lllf* aveeoanta are
$20,000 abort,-=Xartbet datallaof the Aabland
tragedyabow that tba troopa were Jaatifled ladrtag
oatbeBBob.-: Four bundred nlaara al tboErie
aud LonMTiUa aalaaa m f>dotada tirr oa atrika
C'iiy anu Bvbubbab.?Jodge Folgar umi afayor
(iev. I .ml In.ve arrittea lottara g.viug tbelt ri< aa
?.i, (ivil S.rvi.e Keforiu. __=Aa fl.l.lre-,a wtis ia
Baed by ine Repnbliean Btata I lonanaittea yaatarday.
-A yenliol pjivlni 815,000 daoutgea againal
Um Cnaard Btaamabif Company waa rendered
-Ura, Jolia Ward Howe lectured on
?The Boeial Powet of Woaaan.'' ===== Tbe
Ain.ii.nii Boeiety af Meehaaieal Eojrfnaera began
it- anunal meeting. ===== A wiia ataec was bi large
oa tbeeaal si.ie..i tbedty. ==0oW raioaof tbe
leiaMendet aUret dallat (4184 !?>???*? 86-M
, , :8tooka ware naore aetiva, an:l atlm.
jn' \ ma vnlin a. an.i tbay oleaed atrong.
Tbi WkaI?kb.?taiaosE loeal obaervattoaaa ta
Bieata el*ar ot fafi aad oold weatber. Teaipara*
tarayealerday: Uifbeat, 57?s laareaja. 82?; aver
aaja, 47 _?. _
Upon the adrioe of Tbotnaa C. Plati nn ad
dreaabaa been iaaaed to tba RopobUcana of
tbe Btata, by Joha F. 8_yta, atating Uuttre
porta frtaa |ha 8oe_try ? reprcaent I marked
rovivul iu tl.e c:i:iv:i->." 'J li'-. is p_ ifnprvTe>
ini'iit i.j.i.ii wbat "MUttr* Cregan calla tbe
'?um.tioaary raeket."
Ii is a curio.is love oi power thal leada
Jolin Ki'lly. in orderto beneflt hiaeaodidate
1 i Mayor, to appropriate for TUdea and Rob
inaon tnocredit of tba radaction i)ftlicMn(c
f_saa ir.-.iii 88,000,000 to 83,000,000. Any
vfell-inti.i'iiic.i peraoa kaowa that the eradit ia
diic tu QoTaror Curnell and the Republioan
party. lit.w Btany aaoatba la it ilnoa Mr, Kelly
v. ;i^ _bawf_g to prove tbat Robinaon uiul
Tililen had _rreaaed rather than decroaaed
tavat on 7
Tl.e Cbamber of Coairoeroaia iaformod ufli
eiall) thal theaaara Rifficultiea in the aaj of
introducing ?taaun pUot*boataia the barbor
aarriea. Thete la no doubt of tbat; hnl tbe
chiel obeiaele is the pilots1 atrong lobby in
Ali'tny, arhiehefleetaally prerenta aeeded legia
lation. II theofliri.il ln.ii.iH-is of the Bay would
diapeBM with thia beary ezpenae, perhapa
they eoald redaea the n'ft ui t?iin^i*a^: iu
Taa_e_ at New-York ao thal it would notex
cead twice the feea eharged tn otber porta.
Tl.e lnixetl faehnga ot angnlab and rage with
arhieh the Dayaocratia Bxanagara moal regard
the l'i-tiiil-Attoiiiey'n offlciy are painful to
think Bbont. Mr. McKeon ami bia aetiva
a_BaB_Bl Mr. AUen aro continnally getttng
6ouie of their politieal luelliitii into tiouhle.
Firat it was the attaek ou tiie lotterv inen ami
ajaBa_aaW8 whieh threateneil to bieak the jiarty
up; iiovv it ia tiie aiteuijit to briBf diaheoeal
|a_a|aai t<B8 oi alectlooa to joatioe. Te__rday
pooi Roos, tl.at faithful Ueiiiociatie inapeetoria
the VTlIth _Ba_ahtj Diatnefa araa fouod gnilty
of vnilating the elaetioo law8 in the Ri<onlei'a
C^ourt. He ia Ukely togoto tiie StaAepriaOB
for \no years, siinjily beeause lie aervedhia
pBftjr aajlther wiaely uor too well. A Repnb*
lican iiispector ot the 88888 elertion jneiinel,
tfied laat week ou a biiuilar chargp, w_l not
ronvi.ted. Retter let ihe YJIllh Uiatrict
ulone. _entlerueii, if you do not, araal to at.i
up DeaaocSBbk fraud. Try aoajaathhag tl^e.
?
I_tei detitila (af the uiifortunate 88B_atha>
tweeu tiie Kentucky btate troopa and the
aiUoiates of Jyuch luw ahow that tiie hoidieie
were not ko initch to blaiuo as earliei aceonnbl
iudicated. The (iiauite State, BtRyiBf tno
jirisoner* BLd the troopa, had been rnpeatrdly
liu-il at from ihe ahore. Hut uo reply waa
ni.nle uutil the u.oli uppeared ou the river
iu the lerryhoat, whieh waa a fufctei lioat, it is
deilaml, than the steamer. Major Alleu buya
that the mob liied ao hriakly at the Oruiiite
Btate . Ahich ia auiked with bullcta) that aelf
drfcnce becnma noro?anry. It aoemed HkeJjr,
when tlie acldirra begaa to ahoot, thatthe
terivboat would soon ovortake the Orainto
Staie'nii.t i. linml-t.-hand cotiilat gaaaje, s"
th.- aoldtov ebot witli tatal afa?4 Kogaag
arereaimedat tha ahore, wbera BMitypaople
?eeaa to bavi (raAhered, in erder to h? tha Inn,
ortbetrtmbkNM the cim mightbe, Troowe
nnfOTtoaately Itwaa. Uleimlofidindeedtha
iUCb ;i cooflicl botween law and diattrder abould
!,av, griaea, ud moal lejaeatable that innocett
pareoue abould have loet their BTaaj butthe
towmuet b? enfocced evenat tbeexpeneeof
moiw. Tbbi to a law-*bid.ng eoaatry?exeept,
perhapa, La Miaaourt
Tlie m.i*t<'ilytn:rtivii\ ol I ieAdmlnietratioa
mon oo tlu- RepablieajL State Committee to
adranoi d u- aa argnmeut to auetaia tha aeeer
tioiisoi lotnepereonal friendaol Jadge Folger
tiiat Bmyth, Prench eVCo. do aol deairehto
election. Their gtatemeoti are given ln
another eolomn of thto toeue. lt muatbead
mittedthatUm Cemwittee'g oourae itnoethe
Baratoga CooTentton to readUy explalned <>n
thto theorjr. Ail preeedaotg bave been
gligbted. The Adminietration merfhavfl made
no aftori t'> roote eottioiiaani Ior their caudi
dete. Few meetinga bave beea beld. There
baa beenlittle eftort u> eooperata with the
counry comuiitteea throoghoot the State, and
themooey ratoed tn pay tha teerltitnateex
paoaeg <>i tbe eaavaea baabeeaeeat to tbeper
?ooal followere of Mr. Coakliog aad the Preel
deai tobeajMnt aetbey aaw tit. Whlla theei
firoiinistaiic.s roaka tlie uypotbaaia <>t Ju?tga
Folger'a frieadg geeia leaaouabie eoouab.it ia
oAiiaiii t'.iiu tha aidaapread dieagtiafartion in
tiie party eaanol be axptaioed inthtoway.
The troobla liea forther baek. Tha aotereare
dtaoneted al the iBterfereaea of theAdminie
fi.itii.n in New-York potat.ca.al tha i roacription
,i Um frieadg oi tha Late Preeident, and at Ibe
tii.Uci.v and forgeiy :it Bantiyga. Thiedto
(raal haa been furtoei Increaaed by tha manifeet
ineompeteney ol tbe Btata Committee.
Tlii? is not an eaay rea* for eandidatea,
Lettereol aceeptanca are aol eoough. Inajnla
itiTOTOterg baTe tha aaaaraaea t.? pineacb
man who aaka their aopport down topoaitira
statetnente?or at leaal to try todoao. Thia
ti'ne it totha oandidataa for tha QoTernorahip
wbo are ander examination by theCirilSer
vi.it Baform Aaaoeiation. Tha drift of tha
qaeatiooa is indieatad by tbe repliea. Judga
Folger'a leitor, boaerer, to diract and to tho
point. Mr. Cleveland'a is antuewbat araaiTe,
He aaama t<> bave bad it in raind tbal latter
writiogto daogeroua boaiiieea. Tbe Repobli
cjtti candidata ftayg that, as Governor, he
would uaeall legitiniate iufluenca to tnrther
lio,sl;ili..n tO iiiij.iovr the publk Civil M i vi.c
li. daeiareatbal he baaalraady praetiaed wh.it
bepreacliea; tbal ba baatold hiaanbordiuoteg
tl.iii they need n<.t faol forced ta give for partv
parpoaea, and ba baa rafuaed tuaanct.cn irtoiu
of aolioitation. Judge Folger tban poinjetti
bia acta in connection arith the Willard Aay
lumatOnd toahow tli.- methndaha approvei
io tbe uanagenient ofpnblic inatitationa. He
iicii.vcs ni boardaol trnateeaeqnally divided
between botli great partiea, ao tbal faToritiam
would l>o exciuded. Full and trea primarj
aleetiona alone bava liis tanetieii. Mr. Clave
liii.d iiiu.st have ghuddered when hereeeivad
tha qnagtiona; but lir* proceedg tbgetaronnd
ilitin as beal be may. Todahing Ciril SerTice
n'li im he aaya be likea tha Pendleton bill. He
belieTea tbal tbe Paopla (?itii g larna P) ilo
iiiiin.l reform in National and stat<- Adminia
tiiiiioiis; andbatbioka tlm pnblic a&onld be
wtll M-ivt'il by boaeat hh<1 competenl aar
vants. 1 li? ntoiu-y thaaa Miviiils t:n n
"abonld not ba exacted ir.mi thembywayol
political aaaeaament." Foar-fifthg of tba Di'ni
oeratif eandidate'g letter is priTeo np t<>
atating wbat we bave put Bubataatialle in a
few linea. Beren liueaof bialetter, aabeaent
it out, contain the repliea to ail tbe other qnea
tions. Ha doea not koow in detail, headnita,
thaavila >mu obatoclaa annonndingmiaman
aajement in aehoala, aaylatnaand publicinati
tiiti.iiis, nor tlie dif&cultieg in tha way of a nea
aqueduct; but be belieTaa tiat n 11 may be
ofereome by a duo regard to tae dictatee of
huntaitity and deceacy. Tha troobla to, Mr.
Cleaalaod, paopla'a viawg as !o theae dictatoa
vaiy. _______________
////. ELECTIOR IS REW-TORK.
Nexi Tueaday to t<> <'n<l i Im* moat perplexing
iinil _uiaati_daetoryeampaign the Bepablicanaof
New-York haveever conducted. Noreaderof
Thi Tbibuxi cao complaia thal ire haTe nol
fairly given bim ail the facta on which be
could fonn m independent judgment as to hi.s
duty iit the poils. Nor have we made any
M-.ict of our own viewa. Months before tha
eaovaaa opened :hi<1 before any booeal exprea
gion n^ to eandidatea could be Ihoujrht by
?nybody ta embarraRf tlu* eampaign, we
gave, with entire fTankncaa, our reaaona foi
believing Judge Folger tlie w.?ist can?
didata the ItopaUkaa party could pre
aent. Wben tii<- diacnaaion about ean?
didatea degenerated into bitter peraonal
wrangling, wa caiefully lirtil aloof, in tlu
hope ot iicinj,' thereby anabled to give a mora
effective aupport to any who mij-'lit be fairly
choaen, Wben, to the greal aorpriae of moal
of us, .IikI^.' Polajer w:us nominated, wo
promptlj made the beal of it, and prepare I to
give the tickel aa bearty a backing as \sc
could,
Then eathc the dlagiaceful revelatfona a
to the way tlu- tickel waa nominated ;?the
forgi i.v, the betrayal of truat, tha fraudnlent
reTeraal of the Btate Committee, with the re
ward oatentatioaaly paid it s Chainnan. Theae
revelationa convinced reapectable Bepublicaua
everywbere tbal thedectoiona of a Uonveution
i-o coutrofliil could bo ol uo autboiitatJvc or
binding force on any ntember of I be party. We
liave siiicc, wiili painntaking oare and impar
tiality, printed every facl Laxaring on the aittia
tion, ia order lhal readera miarbl fonn an ?<?
ina-M'.l Jodgmeal ?>? lo Bepublican duty.
We bave atoc moal atrenaottaly nrajed tha
lici eaaitj, in any caae, of electing our eandidatea
for Coogreaa and f.ir the Aaaetably, wberever
fairly ehoaaa. Wa wtob aow rft gtate briody
our riew of Bepubtiean daty ;is t.. the Blate
tickel.
Jadge Folger certaialy doea aol haTe a
elear, auqueatioued nomiaation by a fairij
otganiced Bepablicaa CoaTention. There nu;
gtroag KMsoiis, arged i?y ladependenl
Bi publicana, why tha frattda .>i the Ma
chiae and tha groaa taiahehavtoc of the
A.iniiiii>tiatioii slmuld nut ba encotiraged
bj t Iks eieetioa it their eaao!idate. We ?lia!i
qaarrel with ao Repabttcaa who kwm iu
tlnty to li?" in a relaaal te rota lot ?
mau tocced u|rt>n the party by fiiiud and
toigtry. Neveiibeleaa, Lo riew oi ttedaai
B?g to tho |{<'[iiibliciiii l-ai1v liom g loMS ?f
thi* St?t?? now, w?- prafer to aee Jaaige yoigai
eleeted, and on tdrica la to vote for hiin.
As tO tlie BJOOSd naiui; on tlu" tickct tlni.
ran l>c n > lea^uti to doubt, and no renson foi
?aarejr. Haehaagad aJdaabatweea taidaigtn and
inoruitiK, und got lns ji'V in tl.o noiiiinatioii
I..i tha Liciili naiii-GoviAinorrliin tl):; ikiI
a'li II....I1. Hiii di fiat ran do no jtrout liann
tO tl e parfy, nnd tda taeetioa wou'dlie n pnblic
geandaL We advisc that Mr. B. Plati ''"
paatat be amatohed into ohUvioa.
Our aandtdetfi tor CbJef Jadge or the Contl
of Appeals Mands hflgt alna.lv II ;i }ntage, baa
the wana apptoval <?f the beal membi n of tha
b.H. and ougfat to bave the bearty aapport of
(M iy Kepul.lican.
The caiulidate foi < on-r??-tni;.n-:it-I, ttiii.
foiated ttpon na by tha h mduleni
Btate Comaaittee, ia i |nwpoat?TO_ Joke.
Tha geathaaan m-t notainated, ?
reputable and eapahle pablic aervaat,
'ready ?weU-knewn to tha people of
j? Statei retneed to hold tha Domlaatiorj
Toxa ;i Conv.'i!ti..u conttolled as thto
aaa. The franduleal Btate Ceaaatittee
then taked the Btate with a ''", ?
initli comb f..r n Hubstituie. Nobody of any
gtaading could be edaghi Ai laal they i
to | ke Maatet Howard CarroO, a yonth who
! ,.i been beggiag ror tne nominataoa aobody
elae would have. beeaaai lt would give
bha aoaae notoriety. He waa oaa ol th
leaai reaaonable ol the Omal l?rd-Tenaera,
one of the bamblee! worihippen of Mr.
Conkllng at Chicago, one of tho aoiatoat
moal braaen adTocatea of tha ataehiae. Hia
only otoim for tha nomination was that it waa
tbought?be hinxaell enoooraglng the Idea
?that hia ktnafolk would pay liberally ror
hto nomination. When be got it. after theea
notononaftteta,henaaaoafed everybodj bvpoa*
Lng ai aa oppooeal ??f tho aaa of atoney, aad aot
ting up aa a Refoftaer. We dp aot advtoa
an\ Repahllcan to pote for bta*.
The aaeodaaeata praettcallj aiakiag tha
Erie Caaal fraa aaem to aa of rital ba
Dce to the greal iadaeti? btereata of
thto city aud of the Btate. W< regi I that
the Bepabliean party did nor expreoa a de
cided opinion ln their favor. We warmly
urge ail our readera to TOte for the amead
menta, and bope thal every efTori wUl be
made bj tnoea baviag control of tbe necee
gaiy maebhaerj to boveticketa ladotetag tbem
ready foi avery Toter al every poUingpiace
throughoni the Btate.
We urge; boweTor, tha* every deeeal Repub
li.au eandidate for Coagreaa ba moal waraly
Bupported, and erery decant eandidate foi tha
Aaaembly. Lel ua apara no aftort to aare Cou
aod the Legtalatnre! And after tbua
aeUling with thelorgeraand trickatera who have
Ktoli'ii tbe nameof Republicaatoai, lel aa re
organixeand build up the grand old Bepnb
lican Party, purified and made worthy for tha
irreal conteal and, as we coaAdently truat,
the greal rictory <?i iv^ l
////?: JEASRt TJE INVE8TI0 ITION.
Chiel EagineerMelville a teatitnon* before the
Jcaniiette Board oi Inqniry i^io be given to-day
ui io lnu'iow. Anhetotbetnain witneaetobeex
aniined, it ia Important to ol?aerve the general
beanngof tbeevidence already taken. Lieu
Utrani Daoenhower baa giten a dear aad
graphie aceounl of the royageand the retreal
a.i...s.s tbe ice. Ou two rital pointa hehaa
diaaented from tbe jndgmen of bia late com
inander. He hun declared thal it he had been
Lneommaad of tbe Jeaanette be would bave
made a deterniined eflor* to gi I ou( of tbe pack
ontbedaTthe ahip antered it, aad that tho
pr?apect of reacliiag opea water wo .1.1 have
been good; and, furthermore, be baa aaaerted
tbat after tbe wrecL be wculd have made
dlreetly f??r tbe eoaat water and Behring Btraita
Lnatead of heading ior (ba Lena d. Ita. Theae
gtrictnreg were lujudieioua. ' A aingle glaaee
at an Arctie chaii will convinee tho dulleal
obaerver that De Long aeleeted the only prac
r.cahie line of retreat, and hia laal Lettera after
leaving Baa Fratietoce dtoclooed a reaointe
determinatioo to eotertha ice and aUawtba
?hip to drift wbare it would, provided be could
not liml a barbor in Wrangell Latad. Lieoten
iint Dauenbower, aitting in a darkeaed room in
likutah an.i giving a newapoper com apondeal
tnedetallaol tbe royage, remarked: -Captain
-DeLoog entered the ice boldly aaddelibe
"laiely with tbe intentioii of trvinj_r the lin.st
-baxardoua route t<> tbe Pole tbal baaever been
- contemplated. He bad itndertaken the moal
"daring audmagnificent veature on ree.inl."
Aa an ice-boood roraga toward the Pole had
Ikcii planned, bedid not attempl tn i:et oul <?f
the pack ulitn be had oneeentered it Ue
drifted with the lea as long ;is tha s|,ij('s timbera
lu 1.1 together, aud then headod for the Sibeilaa
Rettlementa, tbeneareat pointon the tuaialand
wbera hnaiaa aid eould be looked ior.
Apaii from theae general itnctnrea, Lieu
tenant Danenhower'a teatimeny haa been direct
and aeaaible. He baa made il apparanl thal in
tbe detalla of reeooatruetion eTerythiag that
could be done to gtrengthen tha reeael aaa
dooe; that tbe auppliea, with tbe exception oi a
tmall quantity of caaaed gonda, were of excel
Iaat quality ; tbat tbe bealth and diaeiplina ai
the crew were exeellent; and thal the retreat
waa conducted ln good order, the choice <?f the
aecond cutter inatead of tho aecond whaleboal
and the delay ia toaving Bennetl lalaad beiag
Ui" only poiota opentoeritieiam. Inourea
tiiiiaiion tha in.iin qneatien to bedoeided by the
Board ol Inqniry to this: DeLoag'eiatea
tiona being wbal they were, was the Jeaaaette
apeeially adapted for an ice-bouud crntoa ln
tha packl Oa thto peiai Lieuteaanl Daaea
howerbaagireo explicit teatimony. Whitoha
haaaaidtbat any reeeel gituatedpreeiaalyal
the Jeannette waa on Juoe 12,1881, atight
have goae down, he haa a Imitted thal tha fuH
uader-water body was not tha rigbt model ;...il
tbat * tbe clipper build with iare outaideand
" kettle-botton would LutTa beaa better, be
"eaaae tbe lea woaldbave ahoTod onderand
'? lifted tbeveaael better than if wedge-abaped."
When be was in Irxutab dictatiag hi* ttery to a
luinbi oorreapoodeat, he was leaa reaerved
than he waa before tha Board of Inqniry. la
deatviliingthacataatrophe, when, after her pro
longed iint>ttoonxaent in the pack. tha Hhip
finallj floatedonaa evenkeel torafewhoara
aud \mih tluMi aipped by tha toe. be aaed theae
worda: *Tharewaa nothing la theworidto
" ba dooe te aaaiet her at thal timc. We had to
-depead upoa berahapa. Bha fkanted much
Hhiglier than wben wa entered the pack, and
" that led uo to bope aba would lift eaaiar in the
"nip. ii<t fate waa practleally decided tha
"moBteatwefooad that abawoaid not lift.'
Netwithataadiag the long drift in the pack. it
was her shapc that linally deterniined her late.
? she would not lift." Thoaa broad rarfaeei
under water neail.v dtVWB to the Leel t;;t\r fh<
ice bloeka that Maqaara uip" ou the imii
w hich pioveti fatal.
Tbeaaval axpefta who have been asaaaiaed
bj tha Baaidoi luiiuiry havaaotbeaaaatod to
eoadeaa theJeaaaetta'a model gg unruted for
tbccrui*o on which ahe was aent. They have
roincided in tlie |adga__t ot the Nuval Board
<>f liispea (ii)ii, whieli rejioi te.l tlmt while ah?
bad been loateri ill> atreiiKtheueil, n wgg uot
jiooHiblo to inake her partictilarly adapted for
an eataaded eradaa iu the Arctie leffieaa,
t'biof Baglaeei Kunner testified that aha did
uot bave as uilirli "de.nl ri.se " as was needed,
und aaateaajavaatly waa "atete liuble t<? gel I
" aipped in the ico and ltBs likely to r|_aj read
? ii.v whaaicaaghtn la the ataea, CSaaaaaaadar
< allui'in hns declared that it wns impoasible to
loconstriict tlie ahip fot au. h serviic, a,i.l ('ap
tain Ji.iitiHon haa iudiacroetly eiplaim^ wby
the i'oai'd ot InairUiition <lid uot coiidemu licr
. ? l.t: "li waa a privBte mtuvti*,and
uihe reaaal waa parehaaad, ahleta made it
"ratheradelieate maiier to tTxpreea nn nnfa
"TOrabla nninion in an ollieial enpaeity." On
tbla painl latpottaat teettnaony atay be p_?
prcted rri.i.i UhlefBagineer MelvRle, heeaoaa
when be arrired in Baa Franciaeo be ad?
n.itte.l iu his lettBfl to bia arffa tliaf
theveaetl waa woraathan the Tigrbi aad aronld
neverdo roraneha royage, addlng: u s-?''""
"of us m.iv weatliei it, Imt 1 BB1 BOW tB* JeaB
??n.lle Will "ever BOBt! ar it j 8b. will m v.i
u tan.l tbe iee."
'ihe lact that t!ie .ieaillictte l_elat?d tlM toe
preaaare fur tarentj-one monthe baa beta
pliMded aab i-fiinph-te viodieatlon la Itaell ooi
only af theatannehaeaa, bat alaoof theahape
of the reaaeL Vh the ahio begaa t<> leal
?ooaafter al.atered the paek. aad abe waa
pnmped nfgfat and day antll abe flnally *???
d.iwn. Tba preaanrea mofeover, aere aea
greatee than thoae to arhieh the Tegerthofl
was expoeed tn ber line ot drifl to Frani Joael
l.und. Tba iie BTM no tliicker than that in
wbich Dr. Kane'a reaaela were carricdnpand
down WelHngtou Booad and Bnally oatinto
Baffln'a Bar, tor his ineaanrominta exceeded
tweiity feet. The actiial line ot ili ifl was DOl
greetertbaa thatol theReeolnte, whieh waa
abaiuloiied in \Melville S.imtl and diseoverrd
bt Captain Rinlington ln Baffln'a Bayaftera
t\o rears1 eraiae in the paek aitboal a sonl on
board. Tha Jeaaaetta was Babjeetant to tre
meadnaa preeaorea soon after abe waa froxen
it. bat the.se were not eoatiaaeaa diuinghei
protraoteddriit When tho lea braka ap, tha
riitical teat caaae. Then abe bad to dopaud
npou hei altapBi nnd as I.ieutenant Daneu
bowei leaaarked ia Irkatak, ? bei fate was
?? praetiealr* daclded the BMtaeai aa touad
?Bbc wonld aot lift." Ilastily parehaaedaa
good anoagb fot ? nearapaper advertiaement,
abe waa not adapted for aneb a ernlee, aa tha
Naval laapitetora Jnatlj rwnarkedin 1ST'.?.
OXB PLAIN DUTT.
Tbe RepaUieana of New-York an.i Fennsyl
varia liave no liusincss to 8tBJ at bome Dext
Toeaday taxaneeof diaaatiafaction with nomi
uatiooafoi Btateofllcea. Ii ia their dnty (<? z<>
totbepoliaand rota for candidatea forCoo
greaa who aill belp t<> defend the indnatrial
intereata of the eonntry. The Ohio eleetion
hna nuade it nncertain wbetber tbe eootrol of
the oexl tlouaecan beaecnred by theRapabll
eaaa. Even if tbey aecnre tbe coutrol their
ranka will embraee anr-e repreaentativea from
Ihe Bonth ?r Weat who are uot tn hatniony with
tbe real in regard to tbe proteetion ol indaatry,
the defence of pnblie credit, 01 tbe continnance
ofthe National banking ayatem. Thorefore,
every vote tliatean beaayed in tbeae Eaatern
Btatea, by the eleetion <?f Repabliean candl
dateb abo are to be tmated on theae queationa,
may proye nf vital Importauce.
There bave been many recent opportanitiea to
teal tbe quality of Demoeratie protectioniabi
and Denjoeratie bard-money men. Tbeanxi
ety of theae men ?<> keep Bloof from the Repub
li.an.-i, iaorderto preaerve aome foothold in
their own party, makea themgoaa far aathey
poaaibly can toward the line ?*f poUcy adoj b d
i.v the majority of Demoerata. An hnodred
tinies the eonntry baa been aniazed to aee theae
gentlemen voting with their political aaeociatea
upon meaanrea whieh it aeemed impoaaiUe to
believe they eonld conacientionaly approre.
Tbe eleetion of men ol tbla nncertain stamp
n.nlil be toleiate.l if it were certain thal the de
feaderaol a aoond currencj and of proteetion
would bave a aafe working majority at any rate.
I'.ui it becomea harardoua to aieet a rinaie rep
reaentative of that eort, whea oi.e vote might
init thaorgaaiaatioB of tbe Honae into Demo*
cratis bande. Thekeyofafl laeHatatioa ia tba
Honae, aa every intelhgent man knowe,Uthe
eleetion of Bpeaker. He makea the committeea,
and they determine ahat meaanrea aball be re
ported and favored, The power is tremendona;
a unmeaaarably exceedatbat whieh any member
can eiert by bia peraonal vote for or a. un>t
Bucb iiiiis as in .y Dnally eome before bim. The
.?!??< iii.ii of a Detbocrat in any protectionlat or
bard moneydiotricl giveaaway nine-tenthaol
the poaei ol the di tricl to defend Ita intereata,
. y: ti thougb the member trt.iy ?ote right on all
Buaneial qneatioaa ai bar tho organitation lias
been eflected.
The Demoeratie member eannot be ezpected
io votaagainal the nominee of bia caucoe. Even
it ? lnosi radu al hee-trader and enemy <>f tba
Nniional banking ayatem, lika Mr. Carliale,
abouid be nomlnated/a Demoeratie Iron or
woollen or hilk maonfactnrer or a Democratit
banker wonld leel compelted t<> vote for tbat
nominee. Por the member baa been eleeted
aaaDemocrat, He i? bonnd to repreaent the
wishes oi 'Demoeratie rotera, and tliey want
ihe eootrol of the Hooae for otber pnrpoaea ao
nnieh thal tbey are aflling toriak any miachief
thal ii ay be done by the eleetion ut an enemy
ol bome Indnatry. Tha Demoeratie member
b_g before bim no poaaible political future, un
leaa he acta ia baimony with lus party in the
oiu' nii/'itiDii. He arBI aot eunitnit political aui
eidc. Eepeeially be will not eut his own throal
pulitieally to defend inteioata whieh biaeonatit
netits were willingto expoaetorisk. For, if
tbe] were not willing to thna expoae their in
dnatiiea, they ayonld loi bave eleeted a Demo*
eiatie repreeentative. lt ia aatnral audrighl
that the Demoeratie member elmiihl uaaume
tbat his Bopportera expected bimto vote tor a
Deanoeratic Bpeaker.
The eOBOtry eannot afloid to bave8 i.ew
r_d npon iUinduatriaa, aneh aa was made a
few yeara ago by Mr. Wood aad bia followera.
lt, eannot alloid tQexpoae Riein toanother panie,
-neh aa was eanaad not long ago by tl.e Carliale
i.ill. If working men and bnaineaa aaen wiafa
toproteet their Intereataagainat auch aaaanlta
iu tbe next Congreaa, tbey eaa do si> only by
eleeting aoaad aad troatwortby Repnblicana to
fjoilgliaa Then the power of the diatlict to
dafead ita ialereata will aot ba thrown away at
theootaet bj a rota toefteet b Demoeratie or?
gaaigation of the Uou ..?.
yo PKOBJB1T10N 1\ 10WA
[owa baa au probibttion law after all. .luil?:e
Ila.vis.of the Diatiiel I'onrt, baadeeided that
Ihe iimeiidmerit whieh the people of the 8ta_
gdopted bj an oveiwhelining majority of about
30,000 in Junc hiat was not Ugally ineurpo
raCad upon the CoaatitatioB aad is, tberetoie,
imalid. His ilcriaioii, publiahed in yeater>
day'a Tb?BOMB, ia baaad upon the Bjraa_da tbat
the nrt itsell nnd the votes by whieh it was
paaaed were not BBtaad upon thejoarnalaof
tba la^i>'ati.ie iu the nuiuiiei leijuiied by law,
aad that the aaaae aet ?lul not paaa botb Heaaaa
of tho Legislature. This ia very rlBBBTJ
legislation. The aet. whieh paaae^l tha Sen
ate uaa very IWOeplng iu ita teiins. lt prohih
ited not only the aale ami tnanufarti.io of
liijttor MBbaiTarafe, but ab_ its aaa far aay
and all purpo.-e-., even naeramental, medieinal
oi any other. This aaa total prohibitioa. The
aet whieh pas.vd the llouse, and whieh waa
voted ou by tiie jieople, . ;i" enntineil inenly to
tl.e prohibitlou of the anlo jin.l inaiiiifaeliiie
of liijiiol lia a beveriii. , uiol reail iih tullowa:
No |hm-oii Kliall iiiuiii.fu. i.iid for hale. or aell or keep
for aale, aa a lH-\e.rati', anv imotlriillnK Itqnor* nhat
BB_.lailn.Uiia alti wlue aud beer. Ihe Oei.eral Anneiiibly
hhall by law pn-acrllie i. niilatb.ua for Ihe ei.fonrn.ent
Ui tba UlOhlbltlou llelclU lou'atned, und iliull llercby
I prnvlri> .ultablr. pgaglttM for tlie vlolmlon ot tlie pro
VlHIi'tm tll.TI'.if,
Thto is nwry different bffl from tho one
whieb paaaed *.he Beaate, and it ia ?laaeet aa*
acoiintahlc that nolxidv should have dis?'o\
ered tne diaerepauey betaeea the two aets
imtil now. Taeaabject waa aofcaaawoaela
tue Btate, and tbe legtolatioa apon itoagbl to
bave been well mainied. 'I he <|iieslion had
greatly tronbled both politieal partiea there ior
inany years, and both were aagai to be rid of
it. A prupooal wgg _aade in the BepubHeaa
Btate Coorantion of 1879 to anbntit a pfohih
itory iiineiidiiK nt to tlie peuple. It inet with
greal lavor, and wben it was aubaaitted it
waaadaoaated by both parttaa, and , tbo vote
when t:ik. n was vetuai K.itde for its freedom
1 from parttoao divtoione The aiajority la its
lavor wit.s u aarprtoa aven to the aaoal aangnina
1 frienda of tbe aaaeadaaeot, .in<l OTerybody felt
l.Ii.wd that tbe aubjact Wiis letnoved from
I prlitica anda fair chanee wonld be giTon it to
Bucoeed oc fiiii by actual egrawiioeot.
Now the work will bave fo l?? done ail over
agaio. lt aeetna at lir.-t thoagbl as il the nat
ural reaalt would be the a.l.,|ilioii ol a new
aineiidtnent in accordan. e with ail legal re
qairameata, and thto may betheeaee. ihe
large niajoricy in lavor of tiie flrat atnend
iiieni eertainly eneouragea thla riew. But
I batora tha time ootoaa f?>r a rote to be takea
1 again publie aentiaaent may andergo a ebaage.
Tbe bad maaageaneat of the Prohibitioaiata iu
Obio and other Btatea baa c<>st thetr oaaaa mauy
frieiiils, and may afteet their followittg i? lowa.
Furtherun re the Demoerata bave been eocoor
agad to taka moro pronounced grouud againat
piohibition by tho reaalt in Obio aud may
or^anize their party agaiaal a new gatandaaent
It will uot be gurpriaing it an etieoapt to ee
eure a new amandment aaeota with uuexuected
oppoaition, tooagb tho ehaoeea are that it
would nltimately i.e adopted, tbougfa probahiy
by a reduced majority.
TBE -CBAIBUAR* ahais.
Mr. f 'haiiinaii Jnlin V. Smytli has l>ei-n kicked to
tbefrontte eonieeathat h* iareaponatbta. Heeai
apraad abroad tho fooliah untruth ahoul tae
milltou oopiea of ? Taiatnra Extra, and the
DemocratieCommittee, and oar wioked intentto
ggaaatlnatatheKepnblicau Btate tickot. llis eon
feeeton reaebed .is too late for any aocompany.
iiiR worda of oura yratrrday. JJut that
did not. delay liim. IU waa able?by an
arrangement, i>'> donbt, with tho. Don_ocrala,
to L'ct 1'hf Worti to priut ina lettcr of eenfeaalon
and aroidance, and so wa need now only couunent
| apon it.
Mr. Suivth admits that it waa ail a lie
[ :.!>..ut the million extra TaiBtTwaa. eircu*
lated i.y tbe Demoeretio Btate Committee, bat
', i>li-;iils tliat tliis was " iin iiniiiiit. nal eiror." So! lt
ivas only incb a llttle. one, for you, was it, Mr.
Chairmanf It aounded better to aay a naillioat?
it would make the Ignorant roter (you
have great faith in tho Ignorance of
votera, Mr. Smytb,) tbink tbat then waa
a treroendona coaepiracy, aa awfol outpouring
of iiionoy, n perfect Hooding of the wbole Btate
1 with dangerona truth. You nro a jjeneroas aori
of maa b?r a Beotehman, Mr. Bmythi?yoa
ilimf iniii.l ? liffo thiwr like making a
i nnmber flre timee as big as the faet,?eepeclally
i when you are playing a "last cattt" over
your own reracioua aignature. Tbat waa
merely " an Immaterial error," an.i you
it t.. .k no particniar cooraga on
your parl to tell one of that atoe,?only a luje five
for one lie,-a in.-re lio of a mitlion eepeeially
wiien it waa well calcnlated to afleot tho luiml of
" ihe Lgnoranl Bepublican roter."
With tbe exceptlon of tbto''iauBateria] error'1
aboutthaliiiUion eopleaand the Detnoerattk Btate
t'oiiimii too, Mr. ^myth thinks his "last rard"
diepatch waa ail right. Well, tbere wns aoth
iriff elso In it, save that The Tnm
i vi'-? edltoriala have been intemlod to "..-?
aaaaiaatetha Btate tieket.'' Here Mr. Chairataa
gmy th ta at bia '.e-t. Tbere is nothmg wrong to
Itata, aare with the aewepepera tbal eaa'tbold
tbcir tonguea Mr. "Steve" Frenoh (then and
now tho eloea friend of thla lovely ehairnian.i
merely turned the Btate Committee, and by eonas
qnence the Btate Conrentloo, by aa Lmpudent
forgery, hut tbat of eouraa didn't hurt
th" Btate ti.ket. Mr. Piatt Caraantar wa.s
merely bongbt up for tho shadow <.f a
Ltoutenant-Governorahip, bul tbat of ceuree didn't
Innt that liro-pr.int BI tte tieket, i iie Adminiatration
merely ontraged uine-tentha of the Etepabiloana in
tlie btate i..v asing frand aad forgerv to tbrnat
dtdatedown their throata. but thal didn't
Imrt the Btate tieket, The naoat diaeredited,
the moat <><1 mn< and tlie moat nnflt iier
s.in iu :li" Republieaa party in tho st^t^ (.t
N'.'wVorlc was- merely pul at the bead of
tbefraudulently appoiuted Btate Committea, bul
of eonrae thal didn't bnrt thla stat(. ti. 'v.^t.
N'otliiiitf hurt, till 1 hi: TniauxM editonato
eiilmly mentioned an?l deplored tbe no
toriona facta. Then, bloody nurder I?thto bornbie
newapaper, ln the Jndgmenl of Mr Uhairman
John r Sm% tli, is inii loyal to tbe Btate tieket
made bj tha forgery and .ia.nl ol
And who is tlm John V Bmyth arho thageoa
tributefl a ftne tlavor of mandaeity, deceil and blue.
ribbon folly to acanTaaa which h::.l iis inception
iu fraud and forgery, which haa been conducted
wiii. conceded stupidity,andwfa aeendiatobedia
Ul ,1 l.i.'iire f
|le i. tlie raan whaae raootd :ti laeoranee Baperin
t. iii. nt was ao aaandalooa tbal one Bepublican
>. i.a'i waaonly preTented i.y pnrely politieal rea
si.ii ii- .ui m (iiii^'ini; hun from ofBce on chergea pre
f. ii.-.l, while aiiiuli. r IJ< pnbllcan s. oata, aupaorted
by nineteen-twentielba of the RepaUlcaa aewana
peraof the Btate, indignantly rejected bianameaa
utirri v nnworthj of connrnuttion when he eaine up
tor n appointment.
HeUthe mau wbom a Judga of tbe Bupreme
Court, ii.'i tomany montbaago,appointed receirei
of an uatortueate oompany only to reeall the ap?
pointment and bto aeuaea wben be louud wbal a
itormot pabltoeondemnation tbo ael aeaottoad t>?
britig apon bia judicial bead,
He ia tbe manwhofor y?:irs haa debauched th.
politiea of the ooanty to abieb be raatdea, nerei
in ciiatini. to accompliah hi^ puiptaea byatabbing
U.'i abliean eandidatea tbat ba eannoi aontiol, and
alwaya being aaooctatad in politieal aliapulung
wiih a Iiiinoi ratic beaa aa noacrnpuloua ;is htoa?If,
ho thal he can trade and be traded with.
II. is ihe mau wlio, wh.lo |?o.sini{ uh a leader iu
the politiea of Albany Ctmnty, Lnaptred so mnch
diatruat on tha parl of Bepublicana aa aetnally to
lin.i it no.icaaary .?u tbaaTeofan bnportaatatoctloa
to ...in. out ia a aard aad atata, ia effeet, that h.>
did not Intand ta knile tbe bead of tha tieket.
He to the maa who was tha eathor <>f that eow
gommata ptooeof politieal aeoattdralbaa, whteh was
Bxeeratad fiaaa oaa end <?f tbe Btate to tha other,
baviag for ni oldeel by amaaaof anap primanea the
diafranebiaemenl ofa Inru.- pgapertton "t tii(> Bepnb?
lieanaoi btoowueity. Tneanaalaol polittaaaaa] '?.?
?earcbedla raln fare aaora tlagrunt oatraga apaa
tiie rigbta af tbe peoeta.
He ia tha atea whaaa vuiaui aoatoaayt for iIioho
inorai toroea ppoa whleh _aaae aHdtng Bapaaliaaa
isin ll eooditloned npiteiira ln h!sofi-<iuoted protett
ii.'iiinsi Banday-aebeel methods ia p.dui.-s.
Ha ia the maa whoag nau.-.i toeapaetfty ferevea
the <lomaaooeet ^iHd.of gratitudo und whoser^re
,i|.tiiii.ir f.u ooaatotaal Mbeaevtoaag ta thadtotalaa
of the iiia.'huie appear id the dastardly coutse he
haa pareaad towaad QaaetneeCagaalL
li. is tha ina" w'io ataed ut the baek of " stevo"
Preaeh al Baratega, aud ail thn.u.h iluscanvass
baa at laeed for him h aaaaMetataiaiwhiea aaay watl
ho founded upon clowo Hyuipathy for politieal
iii.-lh.Mls that reaaaahla ineowu. They woro lovely
iii their liv.s and after 1 uexUy ili.y will not be
divi.lcd.
lie is thr mau whgaa entire politieal care?*r, aince
tha daya when, as 1'ostinus.ter, lu- ran hia oftlce
siniplv as an auuei to the iiiarliin.-, dowti to thoprea
?iiit time wheu ho U uieuaoed hy the defoat w luch
he. did ->.' much to uiake iiiutitable, baa beon a heavy
lond tothe j.arfy whoa* nauie bebeare, Af.d rp? fw
man, who iniatnke.a narrowuctw for pinetir.r
l.r:.?s for forie and Im-s shii) foi leadenhip ?1
at the head of a romrniftee whief. ra-, _TP no . '
faetery aeceant af ita aytgia an.i baa aeeeejaej_3
nii'lingdnring tl.#> earopalgn eaiealatad
iutidligent voters forget Ihe tloiel t.;?,n f(. n,u_
IhiaJohn I". Srnvth ...arks the limit ?>f aasriraBee l~
r?ndiiigTHRTiiiBi'NLa le-aon on political ortb_
? lo\y. Proaaad with y-mr comiuittee work j_
Baaythj yoa may not t>e laaaarhag aa a atat?_f?_ '
but youra is a hunior aa droll aa it i? uu?uaeu*_L n"
?Tliia paper is BaMiahed onee a day; ,_?
baa_d_aa|| after*arda is on aale to .u
l.iivers,?jiriee, four cmite a copv, or thtrty _i
laraa tbonaand. We print what we tletik t
ami proper to ?>'? s?nt. an.i after that arr delightMt
aell as many copiea of it aa poeailde. If Mr snmh'*
su-iaiied Bepobiiean Btata Coetadttea wan?
million eopiea of tbi.-* number.-or ihe Demoeratia
Stato Comiuittee, or the Imiependent hVpur,|- '
i an (.'ouimitioe?they have anly to a. nd aa /
iler, accotnpaniod with the eaah. Any offlca
l?iv in our couiilifiK-rooin will take it m*
the papera will be promptly furniahed. W* al
waye take the reeponeibtlity of what we aa>.
and wo will sell it, when aaid, juat M -^Z
as we <an. We have writt.n tbla arflaai
m the beliet that it wouhl belp punfy ,_
ltaaagta_B Ihe partv for l?H4. lf ?r Huivta
abonld flnd the edttion exbaoatad l>efore bia f^j,.
comeain, we promlae tomprrMuce it in Titx >_mi.
\\ KBBLT af nexl Titeslay for him.
In etamintng the flleo of leftera reeejr _ u
eonneetion with Tua Tribcsx Fnsb Air Kund dor
Ingthe p.st aeasoo, preparatory to a linal vrrinea,
tion of the scennnte, onr clerka canii upon t_ foi.
lowing pitiful little memorial of the chief actor aud
vietiiii ii; the terrible tratfedv of Tiiieday laat:
Il M)X, M.'-l . .1 . ] .. .
I?k*r Siu :We have bfwn In ths lia'.lt <>r Hcndtnca HB,
Heaubarnptlon e\.rv year to Thr Ktrnlnf fomi Vreaa*
Alr t'.iiid. now trauaferred to Thk Tauit.xa. Iiivl._n4
pleaae Bnd ebeck for 830. wbiob I wt-u you would ?r _u
to" Dr. B.'b three cbtldren " on your auheerlptiea .lat
xeanverj traty, i. i stoc_
afaaagerei Baw-Yoaa laiaaaBi
.
PBB80NAL,
The Presideiit. arcotnpaiiled by 8ecretary R.jJ
starte.i for Waahirigton yesterday aftemooB on tba
4::i(? iratn.
Kra. M. _ Jackaon, ?idow of (Jeueral "Stone
wall " Jaokaon, who in viailinn iu Cleveland, <?mo,
wrt taa tbat her beal th Is now excelleut, ami tbal
..he B ill anoa r.-iijiii to her bome in the haatb,
Tba Hi.ti. Cliarlee A. Boatelie, of Uaine, m Auff?r.
Ing aeverely frooa a carbuncle on Ina ne.-k, a'el m
oonaooiionco haa heet. oldiaad toeancel liia riui?a.
Ing engegameata to apaak In Masaa hus*tta .turing
tlua campaign,
Tlure baa recently Vtaltad New Orlema Mr.
Frank l{. Pakenham i grandson of the Hntt_
Ueneral who b.at bialifef wlulo leadiug thedeeee.
rate attaek apaa iJeuaraI Jaokaon'e t >>t t'.n-baie
raaaparta ou the plain af Chitl.uetto.
1 ather Chiniqay, thn well-known French-Oaaa>
Aibb Proteataot miaaiouary. lett gpriiigfteld, Maa_,
thia week forC'htcago, wl.ere he will deliver afaa
leeturoa, lle tletu expecta to go toEuglundfera
iiintiih or two.
Btrauaa,tbe compoaer, baa recently puichaaafa
booae in ParL. and deelarea tbat be will uodkB
daya them, lle iutenda to leava Viennaaa Mmn
aa bia ins* oeera, "Une Hall a Vienne," ii ]in>
daead. Tbeeaueeel bia retaovsl ia rvported te _
domeatie tnfelicity and a consequ.ui divor.? aait,
andtbiabaa givee bun ?. d:?!:-.ie foi tba Aiuv
trian*capital. Btrauaa'a firat wlfe died two yeaa
ago.
(arolus lMran, the paiht. r, is a m.in ofeleganf,
litbe and mnaenlar fartn, with a ___aaaa aud mn
golarly mobtlaooauteaaboa lle pov-iea'.wigreat per
soual iiiacnetiain, ao that wlaaavar baa aaat m^t lum
is deairona of aaekng bb --oi iety aaraln. In liisbtuiio
he weara a Bveuliaf costiune deaigaed hy h.iiisieif.
ooaatatlng of tronsirs and rouadaboni (aeket of loa
troaa blaekailk with hvrgeTjel battooa ile u ao
exiiertfeii.er.aihadsh.it with a piatol, an pilroil
Juggler, au.l be is aaid lo " ri.ie Itke a e. otaar and
Bwiaa Iiko a ii^b.' Ho is alao ? Bkllled p.*1 lormoron
tbe organ and gaitar, aud a .leliKhtful siuger.
_ flaemoral tablat _ raeuory of the late?Dt
Leonarl Baeun has been placed thls week m tha
i.entie Cburch. Sew-Uaven. It.;s of pollabad l>raa
nnd blawk u.arhle. an.i bear, tbla iuttcri. len ;
HY THK OBACB Of OOD
LEONARD BACON.
A servant af JesoaCbrfal aad of a!l nKt! forlliaaa'.if,
preaabad the Baaaal for liitvaevea yaan
Feaiiag 'lod and btiviug n? foar baalda, lovitig
righteaeaaaaa ami batiag lalaaitv, fr;eu.i..f iiheny
and law, botpec <>f Ubriatiaa Biieaiena, teaalawai
leacbere, prom.'ter of every good work. He
the city ami tho Nation by ceaatli - ? aoii a
l.oly life ami departed neaeufiilly into real DeeeaV
bar 24,1BB1, taaving tue world bettei for hariaf
lired la it.
A uotalile ti^ure at a Repiii.licau rallxat New
Bedfoid last Friday nigbt w.ia the llon. Joatfb
(.irinnell, the oldeet liviu<< resiilent of MaaiBeba
?ette who baa aerved in Congreaa. He will ba
ninoty-four years old on the 17th lnetaot,aeal n
sttl! aajoying good health and unfmpaire 1 facultic*
ln the early part of tho preaent ceninry bewaaa
prouiluout cuiuioisaiuu mercuant iu thiacity, aabaj
^Bsoeiafed m bnaineea with Johu II. llowlaud,
Preaorved Fiah, and bia brotbere, Moaea II. ao'l
Henry Grinnell. lle haa been an intlneutial reai
detit of New-Hedfor.l fo. nnue than ball a ceatuiT,
and was xei.t tr.-in that .listriet u the X.WIIuh.
\.\l\th, X.Wth and XXXIat Comtretwe.-i, when-ba
\\_ id.ntiiied with aevural uuuoriant ine:uMua\
and waseo iinifonuly aueceaaiul in m." unoit tb*
paaaageof .ilUhe waa intereeted in ,<a t<> winfraB
ma Irteods the jocoae appellaliou ot' " the moB
daogorona man in ihe llotiee."
1". Alexandre, tho scnior meoiber of thelh*
ati'lie bteufnship Cojnpany, waa on baaa
of one of bia ateaioahipa on Weilnea'ay
for tho first time iu tive reonth* &?#
the deatli of his wife und his siii>>e pn nt voywe M
Mcxioo ho haa been an.invalid, his recorery haWi.
been at ono tuno deapaire 1 of. Speaking of U??
Park lheatro !iro he i.ecaiue ipiite enibuaiaatie u>
his iuterest lor Mrs. Laugtry He aaid! "Mr*
Laagtry and m> _lf are eountry-people. Sli? *??
the daoghtar of tiie l.'ev. Mr. l.e Hreton. tliedeapof
St. Heliera ou tbe lalaud ol .J-rsey. The lalaed ?
di\ nied iuto twelve pansU?.s, oi oouotiea a? J*"
would . all them heie. aud 1 was b..in in ,UH,|(-"n"j;
of St. Xavier, whero tho Iiean preaehedrealUf Baa
oftcu th.in in anv of the otber eount.ea. I ?ne*
the faniily well, an.i wlnlo iev laitiug n.v ohl b''"'*
tv\o iears imo I reiueiiiher aeeiu? Mrs. I.ai.?trr ai?
largo fair there. Sne was very pouular a?weiiai
VOty biaiitilul.''
lilanVaa /.aiidt. the Anieriean pnm?'loDn?, wb?
lias waa aueh enrlaldo Loimra in I'are. waalab?7
taa heroine af aa ?<xninsitH httie eoeaady at 1
Miise ? Gr8vin. 8he weut t<> that fainons jalleryol
arax-bgnrea witb in-r ntotber aad aame frb_8aj aaa.
heeing a varant nicho drapad witb red .urtam*. BI
room whero there wara no ot her viaitora than wi
own i>art>. ai.ppid into it, _avo hor friomla an
monitory glanca, and aat atill. Thecuriaiu.*"*1
draaa so that only hei buat aud head were ?u*b_
Prettyaanavtataara tbrangarl la. "Baa, ?*'
-theieiaanew llgnre. Mile. Van Zi,,llt: _V_-t__
good llkeneaa!" A gionp mtthored rouud. e\vr?
ing, aoino a.liniration, othera ?,1*al'lw,. V,7_ia
aluger ujeanwliile keepii.K peife.il>' id'h. ** ,_,
lauguid. supereilious. a..d allogelhet ^l*^1^,
eame along. \iewo.l the daiulv leatiuea, ?.*'_ gjj
i.t.ii hpaiklingevea, aud tbe-i aaid: " -V) ttu* "^?
Va.i /.au.li, ialtf Vnile preity. Vul. . ,'?_ l_t
I ne^er would Imvc iw 'ogui/ed it if I "*,._ _uj
tol.l "-ami theu tbe a?pi os?>d wax-Haure i'"-*
a inerry |ieal of laughter. apran< frmn tue u
aud tripned away. uund the _toii.^uui?ut aa?
g. iu ol the ciuie and the aptdauae of the cn a?
OMBBBAl VOtMB,
In the light of the butcbery at AahlanAKjj.
on WedneaOay b> Htute trtn.pi tliern m C?_I<1''?*"VJJ
uin.inoe tn tbla atati-ment found ln a. fuu
apuiutenee of Tkc J.oumvilte I'oit .le*?nbtnif tbe l-a-ja
of tho aiwelul tialu earrylug the aoldleraand ***^J,
oaelB thn.ti^h Mt. Bterttng : " Tho ""J-* *'!v Sgal
j;.>od aplrlta, l.ut they weio auilous to havo M'se"
l."lle tlle aUIUl.l.llllOU. " flJ
Workmeii are now digging trcnobea ?jj^J
tbe open apuee iu front of the oul B**^-fXat
fonuid Cburch ln Albauy for an exuuaion to taa _ ^
whieh now .H-ouplea that alte, aud taa_ aaaaa-^
throwlnir up from day to day lue bonea of M"T^B- _n
arbockera who ?ere Uld to ie?t uioro tbaa a eau ^_ ^
ln whut was then a i^ueefnl araveyard. ^ _*a wul w
tbe i-oloulal perloU are eanfully pioacrvoaa?
ifhui lrd wlicu tho work Ia done. . ^a
Baii Fmuciaoo ia the headquartara ^^
adrolt band of aiuugglora wbo ai-pareuU* J^pactaa*
pUcea on Ibe atcamora whleb ply betweau ?ee?