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U, ?t the Legatlon, aad two other membera, left ber
Carteruoon for Phlladelph.a to enter ?l?on a vl.lt to
hW^oufaetureiandnaniralreaoUTceeMPentivlvanla
ao__ time aince tbey exPr. ened a deaire to the Preel.len
W__ke.h.BTielt. and he req.u-.te_ Attonit-y-General
Ewwat.-r to escort tbe.n througb tbe State. Tbe Ltt.er.
khmr'or,' .aet them ia Pl.Uadeliihta. Tho l?arly wlU
Mm Ti-it thellaldwln Locomniive Worae ln rinladclphia
the repalr abopa of tbe 1'ennaylvania Bailniad at Al
C_r_ aid other pointa of railw.v Uilereet ll.et wi.,
KS^-l* .brabu'vanle at Uheeter, the troa worha al
fett,town. and UM numerous mannfacturing lut.rc.ti
atlit'ibuig. _
pr.?:
leiul
\Y *._IIINOTON NOTE..
Wabhi-OTON, Tueaday, Nov. 14,1883.
The dellvery niail aerviee haa boeu eatiibdehed al
l^achburg, Va,
Tbi* weok'a laiae ef patent* ligirrcgatcd 351 to cllUene
af tbo Cnlt-d btatea aud 99te loroignere.
lhe Prealdent to-day ai.polmed Judaoa Flelda poi J
aaaai. r at Canaatota, N. Y.. aod Lcwle Kenny poattnaiter
at Uinhland. III. -
The ControUer of tba Curren-y has BBl_???*? BBB
1~.? Cltv National Uank of lowa City. lowa. to b, irlu
V_l_t- wllti a capital of .'.'OO,-.H).
l-rrangemenia?rel.e.ng.nade for the ereetlet,of 8999
Ce flre e-tapeeoii tba Ut'ver.iment prlntiug olbeeand
Govormeiit hoapital for tbe lueane.
The Cubiuet MBtBag to day, wbioh beaan at noon. eaa
S^_&.K3Sa^^
_____?
Tbe Grand Jury to-day bronght ln elgbt tndlctmente
___lnai Heulamlu Frank Ui.e.ow. Ute rocetvlng tel.erol
BBl- iaaarS k ot tu- Eepuolle, ehargiag ataa atoa
Sttrntttmut rrom that beufc. hetweea Jauuary U7 aud
gue -1. 1S-V5. 9-='.""3 ?!?
Tue Chlef ol tbo Uurt-iu of Btattittoa rer-irta that the
al value- of tbe exporta of petioleum" and petrt.leum
?wduci* rrom Ue United -taieedurlng tbe month of Sep
w-uh, r. 1999. were *_.-10.065. nnd <??-"*?*_^"?E?,*?
lB.l 84.799.711. Eor tbe n.ne montha euded -Cptem
heraoTi-S-. *3_.3.6.0-_l, and ior the aame peiiud in
1SM1. -i...__..?l.
Tbe witneaaee ln the caee of Payne and Fnll. charged
wttta att-mpilng to brlbe Brown, a Juror Intberttar
Kaaiir . ase. wore auuitnoncd to uppcar before tne Orand
J_ntot.av and a.u-uiioU, bui weie not ex__.in.il. il
?-?,-- .d-"- to walt u,?.l Foote dcl.ver. W?^_J*___?J
?aeu ??oi.d.iot the iaveadgatbiB bb to all thevartieiat
tke aaint- time.
BM Ariieutlne Mluliter waa preaeuted to the Prealdent
try the QlliaalBIJ of State to day. Mlle. M. Lolillloi., lu
apect.e-a General of tbe femtUeprtmary aeboola of 1'ane,
.-,1 Mlle. M. Couiurier. dtrcctrcas ot the feaiale hlgb
? _o.il of Havre, France. were alao preaente.1 to t ue
J.e*i_eut l.y _.uer_l Eaton. ro.umlaaioiior of __l.ua
tiot.. Tbeae laolee ur.-1 .mmlesiouud by luel r. ucu Uov
cromeni IB -tveetlgate tbe ayaie-i ot p.ib.lc aehoole.n
thia couutry witb a view u> IU lutroduetloii in tbe
Pren.i. 1'.- public. ?
TBE AHBY AXD XAPT.
.VAsniNGTON, Nov. 14.?Loave of absence
ler tBiaa m?uthe Trom Deoember 1. l.._, has beeu
frant.d .-.-cond I.ituionaut William E. Aluiy, btb
Cavalry.
Th. leava of aaaaaoa grauted nral Ueoteaaat John a.
ataatey.'.'O.h InTantry, Beptember 7, 1. s_. bai been ex
leoded llire* itioutllB.
Tbe following ehangea in the atatlons and dntles of
ao.ln_ ei,. iai offle, r* have been orden-d l Captaln George
?. Oim-loud, jr., United 8tatee Army, will pr,.eeed from
thleei.y io .i-Bcott, AlfffBB-t lerrLory.aud relieve Flrat
Uwjt.nnin Frederick K. W_rd, latCuvairy. oT tbechanre
of tbeCi-lifornlaaud Arlaona dlvlsli.n of luind Btatea
eidtury telegraph l.no-. Lteuienani W aid, ou l>eiiig re_
?Te.l By ( epraiu oluiatead, will repalr to t,d_ clty aud
iwpert iti iiemoii to the Cbief -ignai Ortloer.
ti, uteii.iiii-C..nin.ander Charle- II Kockw?ll haa been
arori.it ti thereeet-iagaatB ItaahlB- A*Hi*t-.ini pay;
m__.tr Ja.ea I. l'aill.pa to liiBtruution intbe Bureaii, of
Kevb-oua-adtiotblng. Mnlalnpm tu l_ A Clarkhia
beeu ut u,,-'.. <l irom Uie tralu.ua ahlp M-BBeaota and or
deit-l io Ihe Knler.inae. Lleuteu .ut Artuur P. Na..,,
gr-io tiie tralunig ehlp Mluncaota aud urd.rt _ io apet iai
guty ou the tJourd of liiapeuiion.
Tbe Cnlied e.iitea eteanistilp Enterpr1?c wl'.l be or
l to ibe Aaiatio atauoa about Ueee.nber 1.
THE EXPORT GLASS TBADE.
F. w paapN o.itsi.le of tlie trnrle are Bware
that Ute lii.t'd -tatos have been exportiug glass gooda
to Soiith Auierlta, Cuba and Au-truiialu aaaapat-Bea
wltb toteigB iuau.ifucli_-era. Tbe ei port trudu ln tbla
Une t.f gooda ia atlll, however, lu IU luiuney. Iu sjm itk
Iuk of u.is .uojtit to u TatBoaa leportar a leading
ex>."H"i let-.'-ntiy aald: "Baarty al^tyeaiB ago raaaa
aetitative.s from a doaaa leading boaaea weiaaeal ahaaad
t_ tlnd ii market for the large aurplii-. itoi-k of glas* gooda
wbitii had ao-BBtalalfd durlng a period ef baa_Beaa
deprea-sioii. They vislted MeJCtoO, Bouth America.
Culw and Auetrnlia, aud e?ic-e_dett in -Bfaahag oT large
flnantttiuaof tbaaa890-8, Tbe prlrea obtalu.-d wera lu j
a,auy b-Baaaaaa baaaa aetaal ?o*t, but ai tbat umo
niaiii.toeiurers were wiUln_ tt? uuioad tbelr ?to.-.k ut a
aligUt diMtoinit. Tbo TootboUl tliua olitainod in tbe
forulgu markets has been retalued aince theu. Wltb tbe
?etoraof |,ro?i?M-oii*tlines price, advauced. and wltb
th-n, thtu araa aallght deeMae in tho amount of goeda
ejpt.rted. The tra.lu to day, tliongb not eo large, ls
more toglfaBaaa."
? Whal ll voarbrst inarkett"
a I thiab liavHiia 1* al.o.it tba lo-st at pilB-Bt. CuLaii*
n_, hbuol U> perecnt more glusaware in praforttaoto
tben p,.;...iat, '.. BBBB W8 <l" bere. 8o.itli Amiri, a la also
a uttoti inaikeL Tii.re a e aome paeaBaHBaa ahool our
traile w ir b t ba latter. o.mtry whtah BTB l.itert-btlug. Tlie
iua!_i. doeaa. ehaage dawa there ea lt doea a--Boal
Bverywliere atoa thegeefta wantthe sanie patterns,
bothii! -ana aad al_a,yaaa after year. it B very ditti
cult t,. IntrtKlii, e aaythkag BOW. Tbey are t-ttiNtled with
what tb- ir Tatbt ra iiaetl. It B-BBB. matter how many
lii,|.t..v.,,.,-ni'. j.?i make botb aa to qiiaUty and atyie,
tti.v BBllcBag to tti.i: t.id Botteaata raajard ta the 91
aw "i tblagi it i* ". ?......<?. thlog *',"'J_?'7,'11s <'"">i"j:
Eorth witb oantweaol ooffea auddyeaUilh totoadwlth
gla-aware for the retnra iri|>. The.v bn the cheup
1 Jri-iule- for about |B a l.arrel and ieali7e a Tuir piolit liom
aaaaatooa thel. aiTlval al BloJaaalro."
"Howdoyoaebtaatfy gtaaagoodat
- Then are i wo gem-i-l tbt^sea. limo and cr.v.*tal. i ne
B_Bag-*afl B UM abeupct. Vi e ean give lo it all tbe i.p
Maraaee ofthe oryaUl.bul th. ? i-...a nf tb.- i;.tter wlU
f.?. i.-,-- nt Ti.-- oryatal ?la*,l* brlgbter. hardwr.aad
ha* th- trmi 1*11 rtag. 11" r. 1* a diHt ren. a of 4t. |ier t-.-nt
between tlie Ume an.l .iv ^ta! glaaa la tho quaUty of tba
eodaand other matarlala eaaplvyedta tben aianafae
'- V?i> vo.i t'atnk tt.ttt ro.. chii pi edaea aa laa gtKMi* bere
aa tl.ev*. au in EuglaM and l-'rautvel"
- 53 I il > Uui the iiiniu dillU-.ilty liea ni the fact
thal wl- i-iiiiuot maauhtotiira aoefa glaaa aa eheaph aa
they ran ln thoae eouutrtea. whare labor n_?y bebougbt
for a auere aoag. Thotifare the Amertoa-i aianufaotuiwr
haa ao luduceineul to auoouragf hlui to praduoe a hlgb
ern't- of gooda I ?"> very anni our initi-ket Would
Mieedlly abeorb gUaawarwof tiu* eharoeter lf Ba ts.^t
could be keid doa n aa low a_ the Imporitsl artlel
.,: I i,|. ,t l, al .... iiieK.iod.-. muat be inanuTuel iiivti -broad
ls Th-i dviug ont AU preaaed ware, tamble-B, Truit
diabt-, u-a-rta, ete.. are made from tbe l.in.- _lu-s. Our
exiH.il- rn.-ui,i...-t eutirely fonliuetl to thi* ClOM, I hla
eeouiaU) betbeoulj liae of good- in whichjreoan?uo
v i-oinpeto wltb forelgn man.naeturei*. we make
t)K i ."-t tl " ..' sale* throtli-'b OOUlBllBBlOU ineieliaiiM.
Thej eeud u-their unlera aad wo BU thaia for aay part
oi tbo vioi.l Trt-'jut nii* a it tv bouaaaabruadeontrol
the eiclnaive rlghl to eertaln pattoraa nf glaaaware.
Weaaakre- traeta arlth aa_aafa___r*re fer torgaurdara
OI/.....1-0 a rlv?a deetga. We arwahUged lo earry a
lam itn ;. " Iheae gooda la order to be ready U? mect
? , ,!, , 1 inri.lo npon ua. La.tvear tbe , vport trude
?.i trlMh-v i.;e aiiiouiil. I to iiliout . I .O.OOO. "
Ti,.- reiHirtor culleal upon -oteial ImiHiiter, an.l
Oealei- iu l.bate and wiiidow k1?s-. and mt- ..i lueiu aaid:
**onr export Uad? d.ui't amoiiat to gSO.OOOayear;
Baalaad i.,'.,.o|m.1._?w It all. Altlio.iifli 9_.-00,0O0 in
oapilal .- Inveatod iu the luanuta. l.iru ef p'ate und
wi.ui,.i gUt-i in tbi* ouaatry, we eannot eouinete wltb
lOItdX.I in.n. ?...i.t'lier*. Alrtiutt.lie tliildof all lb:> Klae*
ware iu in- UnitedBUtea I, impoit. d. Afterdologour
b<-,t, vv, c.t.ily umli-r-ell Tnreign plate glaaa b> aboul ?>
per cent A.^ rcgartl* lhe oomparullvH luealta of forel-ii
miii thi.i.. --..' i.inle gl__*. I will aay thiil there are !. .v
people m ho . tn tell tba diff. ?_.- n.e. In thia eity Amerl.itn
plate glaai ii.i- u-e.i m tha u iiltt-. Equltable, Morae aud
K- iv HuililliiK*. Out Weat It bt llkoit jti-t a, well a*
fomgn No .-.lltired gla-a w iutlow h are lutide la thia
?iiint: v. L. i'.ilum haa a world-wide re.putation Tor tlie
roam.-i'-ui-e of tbc-e gnod_ laibor la eheoperthere
than i:i Euglaud, aud tor lhal reaAoii ber doaura eali tiu
di i - II their Urttiah mul*. Tha av_-r,i^.- ooai ot poiut. d
Wlodowa i- lK ei-nl, a atjuare foot. Kc-IIhihI Iim* al.-o
wTin a i,|.uUiioii for her plain aelaaai wiudowa. I.
wiil Im ii loag Umo lietore Amoiica will be al.lo loeatab
tlab n ft>.< i--;u arket for ber gooda. Wehave auahuud
mii, e of eoal. Kaiol, aoila aud otb'T luaU-rtiiN for luakinc
cImiu. bad iv bn- uikm- rwuaiit-attht) praaaut hlgb ??iii.
?we tai'iiiol iu.iHt to oonipeU wilil t_BB_______a luuliuta.,
AA *<'/,/.ECTOB BOUGBTOX 8BNTBNCED,
TitKNTON, N. J., Nov. 14.~E--C-llec.or of
?be Ioii af 1*. -rib AuitKiy Cbarloa H. Uougbion, wbo
waaeoavlotedafew weeka _-0 oT tranamittlug falae
Tonc: tr? to tbo GoTrrnnient. waa to day aontenced by
Jud?u Nixou to per a Une of 9iOO and coite of tbe proi
MO-h-B, vvlil.-h aaiounl to #'141 09. Tue defeudaut up
penred ln eonrf. aoeompanled by bli eouneel. Ou a lee
oi?I i. ,dicii n:nt for pre?entlng beg-i aflidaviu to the
<j.ive.ui.K-nt HiaghtTB bad previoualy plcaded not
tmBtf. MtaiB laBaaaag tbat ami ptaaiai Beavalt.
The < ourt Baapaaaad aaaaaaae. m tbe fecu Bivelved hai
bee.i MilMttantially p..aa-d npon lu tbo trial of the otber
liidltltuent. The thlrd aud laat lndiotiueiit B_a!uet
n ..ui:lit"" waa Tor eonaulraey With the otber Coatea.
boua.-odloera.o defraii'I T)u im.ti >u of tlio Dial.ict
A'.ioia,r i a i.uiie proa waa ont-re;i tu thia ouao.
THE EXPLOSION AT WEWWUEB, OHIO.
Ct.KVKi.AND. Ohio, Nov. 14 -Franci- Hiad
Jgy. a b aa carpeuter, la added to tbo Uil of thoae k U.?i
laat ulKhl tt} tiie hal-BB OJtploelon at th* Foroat City Iron
Worka A correctod Uat of the wouuded la aa fnllowa:
Jenken nia.i,. Oaa. Haaiia. Joaeph I.idley, I>avld Jouoa,
Jobn Mueilcr, WiUiaia Wiiaou, John I). Jou.-a, Louia
laaae. Joun ..aioay. f bowa_ Jonea. _.___, _
TJuTcarener ia uiveau?ating the caie. Tbe botler wa,
an aid out aad had e_pi?led before. The dauiage to th?
work. l, u.i UeU-ltely kaowu. It U aaluua'.ed ut uoaily
?10,000
THE 1TALIAN FL/OODS.
KEHB8 AT THF 1NU.NDATION OF VERONA.
irnoa aaoea_?BB?aoaaaaat-iaaaBn or thb -*..'
K**ara, Oetober i!?.
Btary aaw aad tbaa Italy ii aeeely raitted <>y n
very plaguo of lnundatlona. Almoat every y-nr
come.iiiew.sot towna half deaa_nyed, al _BB_aaaa_
of a.reaol 1,-rtile land la.d xv .1 'c. and of many hti
man livee Lat. Il la. above all, Ul'per aad Central
Italy lhat ar,> oxposcd to the f:ny <>l torr.-nta. Hut
11..t foi a I.11- time. if indeed erer, haa tb* cnlnmity
aaaaaM- aur-h proportiona as now, when the n.-heat
part of Lamaartly and Venetin haa l**-n under
wutcr. Kv-ry time the flooda occnr, CMiimisaiona
areforined. Oovernracnl in.iuiriea an. mado m to
the i-auara oi tho evll, iii..<ii>-a are held. and the
local prea* lift- up ita le.blevoice. Hut thingal.ave
BBatiaatfilj retnamed ln *t*VM quo. Piiring theae
la-t inundatiotiR a great inany llVBB have buen last;
the value of property dcstrviyed nmst be n-ckoned
at many milliona, and tliouaaiida of huinan beinga
are hterallv roodesa and Htarving. Tbe Loiiih.rd
nnd Vetietianprovincea will feel the coiisoqucnce*,
of this calamity for yeara and yeara to eome. Mia
cr.r. despuir and enrao will nse to afnahiful <le
gma. Bamttblng has been done to alleviate tiV
autlcrinua. C.intriliuiioiia have eome fortb freely,
hut do not suffico. The remedy wonld have to ho
truly gigautic, aud even theu it could not curo every
ill .ion...
I have Jiiaf returned from n tonr throngh tho
provincea, where the imindatione bave barely ann
Bided, and where everythni- vet tells.aa lt l<?ng wlll,
of ruin and deatrnction. The arenen met in each of
ihe loTvtis xvhere tho xvater* hnve done tbeir evil
work defy deecrlptlon. It would take not an arti
cle, but a volume torecouiit them. I 9_all eiuiea
v..r, aa woi! as I ean with pon and ink, to gire an
ncconntof wh.t happenod at Verona. the town that
haa auftered most. After tbe t. rriblo inun.lation of
lTUT, Taaaaa aaaanrt tbraatrarit Vj 'ts riverand
tettaataagaia ln 1?G8. Thewatera reaato a con
aileiable height, but after a few daya deerena-'d
again. anil tha population eot off with a fngbt.
This year, in the an.'nmn. the rain had Beea talling
BteadilyaJl ovorthenorthof Italy, and esp.-ciallv
bl tli6 Veneiiiin provincea The Veronese BBgaa to
watch the Rivat Ad._? with BOeaaaaiiety when. on
tbe 17tbof Septenihei-.itiosoab'ive higli-xvatermark.
F.veryone who has visited Veront and its environa
maatraaaembertbe taraa flnaiiiig nnlls that were
placed 011 the AdI-o. Duringtba Bigfatoi ihe 17th
the chaiiis that held 0111 of th?se inills xven
wreiiched'asunder hy the fori'e of the wa'era. and
the huge niill, carried on at a terrillc ritte, waa
daahed iigainst th? Pojate N'uovo. The orasli wa*
lond aud the raill w.-nt to pieces. On aaaadaatioB,
tbebridge, too, was loiind to bave heen daraaged,
and the inunieipil authonties tboochl flt to close
it t(. the fr.ivei of ihe puhiic. The neople, liowever,
could not he nerKti-iderl that the massiv* lirulire,
\x ith its huge bloekeo- granlte ami ita tln.k, well
poised arehea, rould he carried away aud destroyed
by tho waters.
I xvas myseir at a win.loxv of one of tbe houscs on
the ri.ht-hand bank of tbe river xvhun a acene en
BBadthateaa hardly ba naagiaad. Oroarda wore
"Btaading 011 eaeb snle of the AdigB, aud many bead*
appeared nt every windoTv. Tho water was riish
iiik* 011 furiotialy. Boaae nersons d.-spitetho lnuni. 1
pal order.. xv-ro standiug ?n iho brnlgo a-a if fas
elnated hy the inad, foaniu-livcr. AU at once a
laarfol ery arom 1 ,*__*bridga la failit.g!" I aaw
thearehm give way alowly, the pill.'ii.a Inellne
svvifily, bnt not all at once : the B00N or moie of
pcrsoii.s 011 the bridfBI barely had time lo run or ho
draggedawav, aad the i.rnlge f>-!l into thr- ragtng
waiers. The noise xvas dr.-adful; tho wi.tcr Wud
daahed over tbe people on tbe banks; the erowd,
orvinc ahouftua. Imploriac. flod right and lefi. aad
carried tbotaloall orer tho .own. Everyone be*
heved Verona to ba utterlv loat; the nopnlation got
doaparata ia tbe paak_ In a few h.mrn the xva.er
rose toait'-h B betgbl that BBB. than half thestr.-cts
wer* tiirned into eanals. along whiefa tl B fexv boata
that could ba found wcr.x nioving. These boata
xvere inostly tnanned hy Hohtiers, xvho h.id rcceived
iiiHtruotioiiB to rovr thrnugh tho niundated htreets
and ae_ where belp waa moat urgently ncedod.
DnttBg th* first momenta. as waa not unnatural,
almoat everyone seeuied to have loat hia head.
The only beings wno from boimining to end ki ;>t
oool and ateadv wero the aol.lier.s, earabinlers (po
Uoeaaaa) and fliaaaiw Oflean and naaa nevm for
one moment lost their aelf-couiraand ; tbey did ad
mirahle aervice, they xvere everywtiere, and alwaya
at tbe riarht mouient. I witoaaeed acts of tbe
irreutest heroism on the part of the officera and
aaaa. and their hearaty waa only eqaalled by tha
iix.il.'S'y with wbleb they went ut it, witbibrawing
ft-onitho aatbeaiaatia applaaaa of bjratandaBB, aad
trying to avoid the grateful thanks.
AaaeeaaaaeopUeonldgattuelr wits togetbera
aort of eaaaaaitam wai lorraad te take promt.t meia
tin-aagat.iBt th* danger an:l tha want th.it nmst
aaaaa iminediately. Bread w.m talagraphed fm
from the ueightioring toxrna: BBOta aonliera were
asked for, and boata wera <l'-inund"d urgently from
Vciiiee. Manv.iuarters ef the town bad beeoma
abeahllaly bolat-d, and tbe atrong current ren
darad u nex. te Imaaaaihla to eet at the lamaira ef
ihimi bonam araa nj boat. Bvarywaera baildinga
bagaataahewaagaeot givtag way, and the paopla
had to begot out as best they could. Some xver
taken out of the windows hy inrans of ci.rds or
aheetstied log'tbcr ; othei.ain their fear leaped into
tbo water 1 other. agaiu h.ad to bo liherate.l hy
i/etting .nto the boanm throatrh baaty aaantngalB
the roof_ Ilcarticndiiig criea wore board in every
diieciiou. P?aaata la the liurry and Bonftuion,
had beeu separated from their children ; htiahaiitU,
wives, friends wero missina, and ininlit already he
drownod or burietl under aome lioiise fullen iu.
Tho tirat day of aenoiis tloodini? I visited, in eom
pauy xvitli many otbers wbo had voluuti.red to do
xrhat they could for iho aufl'erera, tbe pnuuinal
quarter of tho town. We eeemed to be rowiag
ahout in Veuiio. In tho (orao Cavour, tbo princi
pal Iboroughfare, aiiilin the imniediate neighhor
bood, thiuga were not ilosperato; aid could he
btxmght to tbem saat ia the baaaaa, Ihayeealdha
reaeead Ifttae buildings threaten.-d tofall, Hti'l they
migtii he fled. But other quarter*. and theae tba
nmst po ml 'ii*. were entireiy isolated; attempts
xvero tuado to convey aid 10 tbaaa, hui in vani. Tbe
s'r.tets liad dJaappeaiad, and the fury or tba water
xvao >ucb thal uo bo.it could for a lo:.g time in any
potvuble way venture up the canals. What iu
Braaaad tha beirorol tuo poaltion xtu. thataoaaaaaa
had been provided dunug the lirat ingbt to light
up tho toxvti. A* was natural, tho gaa WOrfca
heing anamergee*. Verona could not be 1II11
miuatad aa aanaL Ihna f?r aevarafl nlgbta
Verona wus 111 utlcr daifcaaaa, aud luight bave baaa
aamaarad to a very city of tho dead l.ut for the rc
peut.-.l cri.js foi h.-lp li_nd 111 every .lirection. At
long iutervals a barge with soldiem in it inieht ba
heard glidiiigalowly 011 tba miiildy xv.iteis, hnmp
ing ogaiurt uiiknowii coriiera or obj, cts tloating.
The aiddu-ra cricl out 1 very nov>- nud thea for
likihla, lj.it iew vt.-rr. lorllicoiuing. The population
xx aa too frigbtoned, 100 coufmed to attend to uuy
thiiuf.
The next morning jieople tfli'd to Bate ahout aa
well aa they could. Hi.iiie in boais, ethaia inafew
K'reeta and lanas in c%na, othera agaiu 011 thealmui
deia ol porteia who waaled up to their bieast*. ui
the water- Th* atree.a which ha.l not been llooibd
wagaerewded with paaaaaa aaaaa ta know wbat
had aafpaaad la the ajaaitam cm ott from .11 eom
inuiiicatiou. Siiicrs the bn.lg.sa had giveu way,
thoae on tbe right bank of the nv.ir knew aliso
liitely uotbingof what waa going on on the BBpe*
Bit- aid", aud the imxioty was gnai. Now und ih-n
adull, mulflid sound reached ui acroaa tho foain
ing. roann* w_t_ro.ui.-_, uul inaiiiicitveiy ou-: f*lt
ii,ui aome Iidiujo bad given way, BBihapa bniied
aome reiaiive, irieml eg aaajB?iatBaea. I Baaaaaad
the Torro delle Ore, a bigb tower, whene,* I rould
orerlook ti.e whole town and ueighborhoou. It
waa truly un appalliug aight. lt a-cmed a? it Ve
ioi.u T,ei4? B'i.i'g lo La kwalloW-4l up Bg BB evar ria
lngaea, Where rtreeU ought to bave heen were
caual*. tbe _.|iiar-_ were turneal into lakea; wnea.
toiue of tbe hriages had onou apanued the Ailigo
hardly a reiuuaut of the im-.i v o pillar* a.ia to l.e
aeen. aud uli the other bri.lge* were uiiiUr wuter.
Many houae* bad Lilleu lu tbe uight, aud ber* au.l
tfiera uu the ruiua aouni inon aud womcii xxere to
beaaeu huddlad togetber, u.akiug diati*.* bi.ubIb
r-rvalaly aboutlng for help. I left the tower and
joineit a company of aoldlera iu a barge. 1 h?T b?J
EVoral ___h_7aaaaaj wb.cb M aaaiBadt attaatiaa
todiatribuiewhare _i?_.t aoml-d. ?*52t,?
t,, lUwly. at timaa pueh_d on by men ... ll.auraMf.
a. otber. (.y the oara. We went towan? t?.**_"J"
liauk to eairy f.Ki.l u? the iiilialnlauU oa that -.de
o. Iho town. which ia called Vemnel.a; ha;lonr
nro?rei* became at everv in.in.ent more dUbrtilt
lt waeaolaagei a luaatloa afrawlag ?.? aii?v g
on : it was.i.|.iestion ol heeping oursolvea bark Irom
baiog burlad .. d-struei...... TU waBBia wara
gettmg deeper an.l iiu.ro furiona. At ouo mo
mei.t we uluioit tbougbl of giviug Bpoer aodeav
or*. wheu from afar ti.e .rv of fcapalf BBBOte our
ear*. lt aaa a eey that aiada?*&**?"%
...?,,,. ?f lha i.ili.ibitants ba 1 not UeUn aweraelol
f.,.,,1 for tiiirty-#la ne-ra, aad ln addltion *hu?ger
had paaaad ulghl aaddaf aa eamelUltaaf Bmber
that at any iiimuoiit oiiaht Im ce.r.e.l 8* l*oo
aoaae beap ef laiaa tbat were a low Iv bOta n.eiy
l eiog aatefl away by tha earraaa. 1 haad ?y heid
p-laaa ea I be *-?ne before our .;ve*. .... icad ... ?< ro
than aaahaaaa IhewarJ "Haagrt - tu. in
liuge letiera witn chireoal ou tbe wnlla. OhthtWmo
balte.l for ainonient and wo ludd ? ?:.m_*01'- |*. i,*t"
impoasible by .Hut of our oara or polea ..*?"" be
inaearrie.li.wav. On tbe other bBBd lt_???'?:
poealhla not leoarry lha braed lhal la? a aarBB
to khoea BhO were crying out wiil. buiiger. *****
oiihe aoldleraatripped aadaaliato tbe wbBbv?
loa. atout rope waa tiie.l to tf.e atern of tneuarge
and alowly aud Bteadlly .aid "?t. I '? *?"j!J
ao.leop tbal tha -.ddier bold.ng tbe lurtber endlo
rope were al.uoatcb.u .bep .u .1. At every ?_> ' '" l
the ba.ge eeeu.".l ou the poiut of being OWnodeB.
bnt at laat we rea.l.e.l th.me wl.oae m.mibs were
wuier.ug nt tbe a._ht af ib- loarea we broug it.
At one plaee l _*w aonio eoldi.re?*J__*?*ffl2
aaaaaa tlie aurgiug rUertoaave *-|?'?"n-,"?'' jgg
and old men. At auotli.r tbey ^''^"^
Ukeboawaa le fwothe h_a_atae. A"? *****??
particular ho.iae .n the pa.t e.illed Verouett.i 1.1Ut
rendingcrieawew beard. [hare ??**^t?l
getttBgatibeiunalaa, aa tbe OBaor part ? "
l.ouse Bad fallen in e.,nae<inenco ol lhe ne.gliboring
l.u.i.iing baviog K.ve.. way^l-baia *?***?' ??
aichway Bf wbich the people bad '?""*?> eu,,
tere.l tbe boaaa, _ud now ilua ?MbwaPfJ?i*to.
narrow, was ur,.l*r wa.-r O.Tr ^^aBippedlo*
ouemomeut; a yonag aold.er eew.ued !? ffi?"
iaHrf-_,'?*A*iaSBBS
aud then.u.l.lywater, none '**|j"%j2"5|
that ti.e .oblier would rrapr?;ar J - be did a d
??.t only once. Tbree t.mea md. bo rel rn earry ng
i? bi* arma a cbild. balf de..rtw.tt. fnfhlBl the im
iuer.io.1. but yet alive 1 here wm no one Biaa IB
lha mi... and we n.oved aa te the other-elda. Thare
the Colooel had beeu aiaul.ug. look.. M at 11 e
oxcitiiiii ae.-ne. Aa we anproai he.l bim he i.n.l
neve a word. but b8C_to_Jaaha.eo8>a.la whera h.
was Aa Iho be*oie aoldier lai.de.l. all .Iren.died. M
rald h-a I.a..,. tt, ln* b.re bead to aalute lhe I e -
tuiel in ...iluary faahloa. Bat that afleaT pal hB
arma aboul tiie aoblier'a aeeh aod Waaad hm.. w ?_""
the inodeat ti.ro bluabed, aod tbe |.eo,le a o nd
franticaliy .pplaoded. I Mkad UaaiaiWIert
int.ne. l.ut could not get-il. Tbe mau WBh
uatuial digaity refaaed to toi it. HorepUod that
il.lni.ltlo.-..Iv lua -lutft' and would have ueilber
Ihaaha nor pabli. ity._^___
10ED COLEBIDOE Tt) FlBlT AMBBICA.
TIIK l.'.ltl) CBIBV JCSTI-lt OF EN.iLAN'D AR THT:
etraav ..k thk nbw-vobb btatb bab aaaec.-.
TION?AN aaTBB-BIBBBB SPKK.ll AT IX. Tt lt.
Loi.l Colandjr-i i'01'1 n"', Jaatieaof Ba?
iiind, parpeeea to vi*!t the DBBad ntatrs n"_t
a.immer, m tne goeal of the Bar Aaaoctation
of tbo btate of N.-w-Yoik. I_ird OatafMga I*
tbe next In b-eal <lignltl-? and l.o'.nr,
i.frr Bagto-dTa Lord ChaaaaBar, aad hi? ______ u
loohed lorward te wiib graai lutoreat t.y tae m.-m'iera ad
the New York bar, by whom he la kn .wn, by reputution
ot least. n* ti"! Ottlf B alin.lng ll.rht In the law, l.ut al- I B
moat Oiitcrtalutii- eonver. atl,>na!_U and charuiins after
dlunerai^iaker Not lonit ago. at a liineheon wldeli f.d
lowed tho laying of ihe foundatlon a.ono uf tho a___a
elou ofthe Ainen Mueeum at Eieter, Lord Colernl?e
ptaaaaai ataaat erilh a apeeeb iu the laUaiaatiaaaf
wbit-b he blended a atyleof graeeTil pleaiautry w.ib
nti iou* UiO.ijihU. Here I, a part of il :
Tue kOBBt 1 liuve to propoie li " I'roaperlty to the Al
i,.-r M,i-i-,iiii." Proaperlty t" "ie Btueao ueaae, I sip
poee, proeperlti t,, thoee thiaga arlta w deo lua Baaa ua
i? i ?,,,,,, eeied ->.-, ii..-. wriii-ti !? the kii",-. l, d.-e of lhe ,n,i
vrrae of Gtxi ; Ar,, wmea i-. I BUBpaee, tlie, lui utiuaiive
repreaeiilutlon of iuo nuiole of tlie urooUon woeai-tii
ba - BB uud ll eupablo of b.-lilg reprtta ?nte I,
and Liieraiurc, wuioii, ln ita very BBrroWa H
Blgnlfloaoee, oontolaa all that the beat ?n,l ahieataaea
t-f ull ,i-,ci an a a.l a^e* aave ever lliough ami aald.
Now. that i.i a llghtaadeaay and ihort a.n.Jeet to h?
dealt with in, ui, Bftar-looeheoa apeeeh. eapeeially ny
oi.o wbo laf-.r tb? moat pail wUo,.y u.iill to deal wiiu
Hiiy pari of it. ILaugi.K'-.j Of aclerice I knoiv
noimng, beuauae 1 bave never learnt auy
tulna. I waa t) ,ru ln the pre aeleuiido
a_? llaugbter). aud I hove i.rctiy well foruoi imn all I baa.I
little Mia >.f lufonnation of a *ci.iit,ite kiud wuicu ,u ibe
pracuoe of oiy pro.oa_lon, for purpoaea leaaporary, but
iu aome re-peca not ahollv uiiproiiiablo [laughtei], lf
waa iny dntv froui 11mo lo time toeadeavor to bummm*.
ln Art 1 may aay tuat my houorablti iriend i.Sir J.
gennawarl aud I belmig to lha *aui? party-aud
lamdehghtod todnd aayaelf laajrreeflMBl oa any h.m
|.,-;, oeoooae l oon i -- mjraeB to bo iu Art u i.i.|ieit-ia
Tory. [Ltugbter.] I illd uot Icarn to lovo T'lra.-r, aa
Tnrner oimael bad avoda 9190,000 before Br. Buakm
ba*. ever writien a itagioarUabie; tberefore I did aet
leara to a,iin,re him fi.iin BuahiB) an.i I eonUnae to
Bdialn tin Joel.aa l.yiold, and Flaxinau ln apite
o biaa. U. regirtl to L,t,r?lii,e I am iu a all I vvt.r.e
ca_e, be?aaaa i ramrmhttr wtrll la ihtt ttltr ttai-llng ny
for Gre.-k, aad arpeaing Btyaatf to lhe ecnoue iuuk,-* ot
lue b.-a.l of ny ,ui>,,oriei-< aud to thoae
literary uiucntioe n> aatoa pereeoe ahe repre
beni thi, city moat -ooaiioaally aubmii. I
Btoad up far Oreeh, and found lt uuivernllv
eoudemiK-d by all tue head uiaaiera of tlie t're.u leaoobk.
a.- te LaUa i aaa toidli rotaloa a hai_-aa ..., t? exia.enee
ralli-r ,,.r II, yo.l a laan Un b-.iii.v, aml | am i i-iniiiued
oi tomethlag attr.ii.ite.i to ihe uu.e, ot Weliiagiea
vvii.-tu.i iruiy oi not l cannoi way?who, wuen ? do
<:...tn, cl.or t.f oxfor.i. aud whiiUuk to lu.il.'o
a lat.in epeaeh, aaa*-alad to e.r Beary iiai
ioid, tue leauing puyNieian of lue day,
foi, ba r_ij, " be wa- *uie be kn. w Latlu,iieciiu*o he Bad
to writeprraeriptiona-*' [Laugatar.j i awppuee, thara
lore, .1 ie in iiiat iig.it we .uii.i vii.v l.aii.iaaetilljaa
?.-. v lay ,i?i,ia t).- -. mi niiiiui.i.i.- atliiaoee. AaalnBng
Usu llii-.ae gtiltteao my a?e. niive din-oi ered 1 hat Walier
.-ioii ia iiiviai uud du.i, Boraawurtiipaerika,uray m
Boiuewhal ariiartai, Btlloa >e taoujchi poinpoua, aad
Co.'p.-r M thiii. tr.vial aud lOuiiiiOiipl.ico. Well, la.in-e
uuu gt-uilruieu,
onlrr . iiaiiK'th. ylBldlBg plaee tt. uew;
An.l 'ind fnlaia ...ai-.-If in ...a f waya.
larii ouu ki*>. caaio.il auo.ild et.t r.i|.t uie world.
It le b e_u_e 1 i ouk aa I tiu iii lU.-ae oi.iim uiut I ad
vooaie uioat beal iiiy aaea au liiiiliuiioii u. i oadaraiaad
ihlaBaeenai to i^?. lt woohi b? aarruw pedaatry ,o
aii|.poae I..BI l.es'.-i.ise tue oul ia?aa iiii,|.,iibti-,lly it w aa -
geod, liit'imw uu) uot alao be good, poraapeeraB aiore
g.,otl. (" lit-ai ! )lear:"| li vv,,,,,1 BB ao.iird to aiip
pt-ieibataii me BBuiUtudea oi lorin- of Art, altaoogd
u.oy hava been no.ny aaadlod hy loa greal maetera w,,o
hav'i goBO iK'iolT, bave l.e.-u HbaUlleU bj lu.-io. iuo
(llguleai redea-.iou reuiiau, Ua oT tlna Tue lliei.itlire Ol
Vaiiyie, liiowiiiu^', li-uiiyaoit, alatiu.iw Aruoul ,tu,l , al
dinai Newataa Baowa taal me rleai s ,.i me Luglian Ltu
,.iu.e are not evn tiis'ed and lhal ita re?ouro.? are .llll
uul.illioiu'.d. (Appia?.*.-. i
ART OR/ECTS sELLl.Sti HELOW COST.
Tbera waa a lair atteBdaaee at ___rir/*a Art
Ga.iery yeeteeday aftaaaaoo, iu Bieadaay. at tbo auie af
Jupaueae uud Cun.eeo uriobjetue, buiiiie piloo.s oblalned
weio fiom 40 lo oll per ceul below iiie url^lnal eoat of
tbo aillolra A collccllou t.f pipe-eaae, brotignt Trom 93
to $'_.-, Ibe latu-r pnoo beiug p_i.l lui a bOWl plpe-caae,
with ttaely aarved leral dealgBi ouo hklald wna atlvar
liiiun-a bruiigut $11 B0| au autiipie caae ut Elyakl wood,
aud allvor aud gold, nruiix_i >1., and oue lm-.jiie.r_.l lu
iuiltatii.ti ol tree t,.tik.ln ibe abape of a ahori awoid, $_1
The oolleeiion of tobacco-pou, ue^ bioilgbl from fo lo *J_.
t) e of ? ;.i-'ti*.*tt-. 1. aliit-r, witli god oruanieuU of flaa,
und a carved aud eold ornatueul.-d jil,nr o.i-is, brouaht
$'_7; one witb ailvor chaln and allde aud arttatlcally
wrotiaht elaap, carved nelauke and loaitier pipr-caae,
$'_6; u line oue, w,lb ailver oriiaiuiails, alnl.i aud ehalu,
With wroiighi iron uud bronze uelauko aud leaiuur {hpe
ettre, $.l(i; aud one of fiiiu blaeli lealbtu,
with nt-ally- wrought brouto oniamenti, ailvor
elida and bainboo pi|>e-caae, g:iO. A
coiiection of aaalaal apeetaaeoa, comprising jado
Bteaaa, ro<-k-cry?tal, 8BBBhBB porcclaln, olo., tirou?ht
from a few doll.t.-t up to $130 apnee. A puro rook crva
lal ball, two lnea.-a in diaiu.-i.r, auld fo, BM ; a Uuu aud
rareapt-ctmeiiof oetrlchegK, beauUfully wr-u^bt lu pure
koM laanajT wlthaiorkr, hlrd* and H,.wera, and vaiued
at aioo, a.dd for _4... Aaotbar egg, laade mu? a aaki
lioi.le <iloa wuiekt-y) with gold laetpier ornunieat*.
bronght f'-4. An emeu ckk, on a u-ekwo.d
aland. brouubt ft f,0. An eK.-ilwill " roaeback "
Bitueer, very baid to o.ualn, ai.d Bald to be tne
only perfeo* aoecluien aold m tiUHoo.iiitry, brougbt . |jl.
H waa abont aix lliolie, ln tllaineler. A liait'lnouieiy
carved agate bottle, p-acb aiiape wim carved teakwood
?taad, iu-.i.-bi,9190. An ivory vaae, oarved wun gro
teaoueflgurea, va.uodat?__,hreoarai *M; a..d a rara
CaUieaeegg-ehell ptata,eigai uud a aau in M.eiu dlam
t lei, coallllg *_)0, aoltl lol g-1. B.e .la ,.ai,t ae p,?iu,-,
paiuted on eila aold irom * 1'.' to H1H, and a eullt-etlon uf
cxoeplionai Jillle vaaoa, rare untitjiio l.'ltiueae aperiiueua.
lirougui irom $?t to 999. Tuia aftaraooB a ehetea coiiec
tion of Uliib qualliy aniitnie I lOgqara w 11 be Md
i'iicie wa* u giMRi aiteiitiM.it"' wl the -e_o.id day'a aale
ol Un.; lurultiiie au.lari ooit-.'ia ytateiday ai lue dauiaou
r-.iii.rn Art BBBIBB, Iltinfel A. .dul Un via, ltu tioueer.
lue prnea otoainel were tair A pair of rare banto
vaaca biougb. fl40 aad an old l-.U-ll-ui e.tlt-i, ,ai ili.ek,
luaoo ny Hatlweu. ol Livei.eMil, wa* run up lo *l.(.,; r-iiti
wo* pald for a < aieulLt c.trvetl Utlde aud a lt ,n|.ie gBOft
ah.cu Mi. .MailuewiUei,lar_tl bul tbeaweeieai loue i>,at
he nati evti lieard. Amoii- Uu- buyei* we.e l.dwaxd
liouuer, lietcbrr lluip. r, IBk .> buykr auUC. G. Mlleou.
ALA/IAMA MEl'.t ll.iXIS FAIL.
Tboy, Aln., Nov. 14.?11 ill & Gnilinartin,
deal.re ln t loililug aau boola and auoea. have failed with
lUtl.llittea -iiiouii.tua to O-M.iHtO aud aaaeut valuod al
rj-.'o.o,'... Tbey began b.iNlneaa iili.'it Iwn yeara ugo and
lu tue aprlng were gtauled an exleualou uu aooounl of
poor ,-..iu-i,nv aud aaart eropa
Tutuui Hrutbera, t'eneral tradt-ra. have alao fa'.led wltb
llabiiiUi. ot elO.oyo, aaaeu, %7,000.
rOLlTIC-L Nl.WS
KFMOVAL8 OF FF.DKRAL OFFICTAT.S.
KXPI*CTATIOJf8 OW AI>MIHIBTRATIO_ MM THAT
THKRB WIIL BR IWPORTANT 0__B__a -OO-T,
There waa a good deal of talk ainong Kep>it,li.-in
poiHiolaaa Ib theeia^ymterday lu ragardtoebaagm
in Fcleral ofi-<>a which, it waa ronorled. wonld
soon bo made. The BBB1 who usually telleol
tha vii.xva of the I'reaidout frooly diacu.auod
the aubjoct, and mid tliat iuat-ail of tho roault of
tho ab "'tion being taken by the I'teaideiit aa B
waialag agalBaa thaaaliey of whieh aaab ramovala
xx oul,i ba a part, u woald only hiad Maa teaet more
promi'tly in making them. It waa tbo aettlod
opinioB of ail tba PrcMi.lent'a local politual fnetnla
that Secretary Folger would not reuiain iu the
( ah.ii.-I long.-r th m necesaary li.complotn hisH.niu il
report. One of theae frien.ls, who waa very active
iu aecuriiig Judge Folger. nottiiiiation at Hirat'.ga,
and who, it ia knoxvn. was ln tha oontidonce of the
i-itai-aal ot thaf lim<\ aaid t " The Judge ia a very
g .od man, hnt he ia no politician. A plaoo on the
Supre.ine Heuoh or as Minister to a foreign Court,
like lhat *>f li .lumes's wonld a.nt him better than
the Treamiry." Wbou aaked if ho tho igbt Mr. Fol?
ger wonld rotire from the Treaeury D**
pirlinent, he replied that ho baUeted
he would, and that his eucoesaor would
bo eilher ex-Renatnr Thomas 0. I'latt or
Congresaman Klchard Crowley. and tbat the Preai?
dent had tha matter now under considoration,
though Judgo Folger had givon no iutiin_li.ii of
Iiib intontion to rosign.
A friend of the Secretary. an ex-jud_e, aaid : " It
aeema to he tho gi-ueral opinion that Judge Folger
will retiro from tbo Cahinet, though bo has eaid
nothiiig to rae ou the subjcct. I haro not aeen bim
ainco election day. I ahall not he ?uirpnsed.
however, to aeo him go out. Hia rwlatious
iu the CaMnot havo not heen of tho most
aleeaaai nature. Ho la not one of the kind that
goi-s to tjed at 3 a. in.. and takea hrcakfaat at nooii,
lionce bo haa uot bcou a frcqueut visilor at tbe
Whito lloiian?ie*a so thau any other nietniier of the
Cubiuet. His great mistaku hai been in conscnting
to appointmenta like that of Dady, Kuapp. Ileiithy.
Luhy and olbera. He, at least, will anpn-ciuto tha
verdictof Tncsday and will not conaeut to any moro
auch changee in hia Depariment, and thal is ono
teaaoa why I do not expect that ho will
retiiari. When John N. Knapp WMBBBO?ited Ia*
i.-iiial Kevenue t-tUeetm Beeretary Folgmrafuaed
for aeveral weeka to rdgn tba commumoa, know ing
il to t.?- an tiulit und lllipopnlai appolBtlBi.nl When
be did sign th. oomnuaaioa it was only after an tin
damtaadine with th" l'resident that no raora aaeb
app-iotmenta shonld be made. Yet the
appointmeni of Dady waa made al't-r
that, uiul that waa not tho oulv oue.
i li,-i.> ls xxln ro Juiliro Folger lna.lo hia
miatake, Ha waa right about tbe matter. _nepp*a
owu county, Civuga, which has given a Repnblican
majority ol mveral taonaand every year ainee the
xv r, Un* time give a m:.jori'y of l.*iK) f?.r (leve?
land M its aiirvver to K iii.pp'a ap|)i.nit ment. liight
Ln the boat of tba eaiivam the Preaident removed
tbeColleetoral ii^denatjurg. ami the lirst Secretary
Folger knew abonl it was wii.-n be read the newa of
thnanaoiotmao iu the Bewapapera, And thia m
tn,c ot tha laet that tbrae aaantba beflot. he had Ib
vmtigated tha ebargm on xvhicb tiie
removal wm mid te bata beea baaed
and leftan order ln hia Oepartment anapending ali
I'uiih.-r proc aedinga in the matter Ofoonrae, un.i.
suili cu ,-uuist tnccs as tln so tho ;?-r-*otliil reliitnms
bat -e.-ti lli- I'risnlent ami tiie -ccri-iary cannot be,
an 1 aaad before, ot t ba m ?-t eordial ebaraeter.l bougb
l bata ii"i beard i he Jodge aaj any iinug to iJ.o oon
tr.uy. Jadga Folger ia a pour man, and be mado a
gn-.i mci ni. ?<? i.ur.-iy out of aympathv xvitu tha
I'reaid-nt in taking tbe rreaamry portfoua*'
" Why dul be oonmnt to be a oaadiil-te for Gor
Btnor, aud to the < leetlOO ol .>> uitli as chairnian of
the state Com?'ittee f"
" He did nol w.int to be a eatulnlate forGuvcrnor,
exeepl nnder tba eireamatanem tbat aay man nooki
be wilh ,g to be a caniidate. He waated to wttb
dritvv aa a candidate when ban* the m.-aiia heing
tl.s.il to iiomiiiate him, l.ilt ho w.is tatrlv foto-il
thmngh bv tae Adminiatration, whieb a-< long ago
M btat vvinter 8::g_i-.ii-(l tln, sultji-ct to hiin. JoU
J. u.iii'ii, -tephan b\Fi nehauO otber poiitkiana
of that k, nl worked for Folaara noml.
iiuMon, beeaaaa tbey wanted bln out ?f
taa rreaanry Demrt?ent* Ho refaaed to
give Bobert O. MeCord tho eontract for
weighing whieh AHx-rt Daggett fonnerly had,
ui.d waa tba nieanaof (oreing tne Bmigration Com*
miaaion-ia under the aaw law, m raanee Baraard
Biglio'a prodta on earrrinaj mo bagaaga ot Immi*
granta Aa to tba Biny tn matter, I bad it fm n nia
own Iipson the .lay tbe Btate I'oniuii tteo mer i hat
bedid nol waal Bmytb for ebatrmaa. Bmytb wm
made ebairiaan of tne Btate Couiuutiee at Iho mig
geatioa af l-osooe L-ukluig.''
BKPUBLICAN8 WOKKIMi FOR HARMONY.
Tha Ropnblicana ot Ilnicin crowded Monte
gora Hill iu Onc-hun.lred-and tuirtieh ai. laat evt-iiing.
Taa oi,)eci of tba aaeetlag waa t. dacida upou aome pian
for aecuriiig linruionioiia art on ami as.itlsfaotory prl
mary eiretion on lifcentl.er l'J, vTlirn tiin offlrcra ef ttie
Bep Btteaa aaaaalatfOB af tne XXIIM Aaao.ui.ly Dia?
tnet and the ilelegates lo tho Om ral Co.n.ult
t.-e are to be el.-cteu. Alderinau Doeald MeLaaa,
ptaaldrnt af tha B-pab_ma AaaaaiBi.aa, mltod the meet
itur tu order at ri o'elook. Ainong the wull-knowu lle
pabUeaM priment were Aaseinhlyman I>-roy IL Crane,
Oeaaral ralmm, Capiatn Sauiuel O. flayter, Captaln
li.-nlaintii HaKe, United Mal-a CmuiuL-uouer W. K.
Bpearaar, A. i". friabam. Bhtra-dtr glaiebm, Belaoa
Cr.wfoid. " Frank " llayni. n,1. B nii-iulierof tho Ilcj.iib
ln au Mate Ccutral Coiiiiiitt.(.-?-, Bad QeorgS P, VXtbaier.
Kilxvurd VV. Bonyuge offered a prewnb.e and
raaal Biaa calllug for llie appointmeni of a
oomuiittee of tlfteen, flre from the Krpulillcsn
Aaaociiilion| Iive froui ihe l-'olger Ca-puigu Cluh aud
tlTc fmin ihe Yining Men's liep.iiiilciiu C'lut), to make ap
a luk, I foi Ihe |i, llaal'V ei, t'lli.ll. All uiueu.l.i.elii vv aa
iiropnscl uiaking tbe eoiiiuilttee conaiat of ten, liv.- fiom
tbe v aag Maa'* BapaaUeaa Q i i aad Bva fr.nu the i.c
puhllcan A??oclatlon.
After aome dlacuaslon af tb* qncstlon, Comml.-aloner
Ppooner aaaa tbal baappaaad tba appetatmeat ot aaeB
B aaataalttm aa pn>|a.ae.l liy llie re-inlu-um af .Mr.
Beayaga, H<> a.nd ti.a. U<- ?_:*1 no ln tlio ini.'icat of uar
niony. " Many of ua lii-i.-." coiitluue.l
Mr. Hpooner, " Uollevo tb ll th.no ha. not heretinorrt
beeu n fulr election nor an houcal couul al tlic pnuiurica
of thla uaaticla llou. Tliere i-nn bo no c.i.li.l. m-i- In lha
aetioii ot any aaab aamialttm Ibara muat be a fair
..i-iit.nu or tu* peopl* xx ii noi auu ,.it to tiie reauli.
KveryiutuK muai oo iair und above board, lt ia uo.
gviug i" wou. .ii iiioilghi ^.ty io Bagta uy *pp..in.iu? a
iiiuiiiiiMi'.' to iiiak. up a l.ck.-i tbal ali ui\ ! b l
coinp hed lo au,.p.)rt. Any auch ti.-k*' VOUld i-i.-l B
oii|.OBl.ioii. and ino old quarrel would bo roucwou.
YVis iii.it a nuiti'd party. Il Uiein la au uouaal couul ai.d
a i.ii -iisci.o.'i, lf My trieii.e aad I am iu t lie mioority
?. wili cii.-.-i iii.iy auuuiiu We ahall eipcol you tu do
iaa miiii", Hui lUoia U. lat be coiilKicuoa lu Ihe 1U
lui-i-; _n_
TueajK-akpr waa frrqucntly InU rrupiod by applaiiae.
Qaiinial r*1ietrmHll "1 al-io ain ..|.,,oaed i. uu, rt-ao
iuiIou. lt ia uoi in tho Intnest o; ii..r.no .y i.? apii.-iut
auou acoininiil.O. L<sl u. r.ib ouridea. lognllie.r iu ?_',U
aaaomblag?i a* lala, buook o_ iu* BBarp earaera, ami uy
conipall.oii of newa Blld opilllUU* euleaxoi lo .lITIVi' at
Biiou*>".e!uaions na will r?i_ly rapceaaul ma ii-.iiug* of
tue wlioi., Hnoiiuiicaii I'any of in.a diaincl."
_r. Weuoinr .poka lu lav.r oi the r.-aolu
tloiia, .... uig . ii?t lf auy bouy evtud
.iiK-iat auy oetter way of diaimslng of ino
BUlijeci, ue wuuid avor tnai 1>1-H. Iiul iin.il/ioi.ictiilng
bel.ist wua ofl'eiod, he luvorad tui* rcaolunnu, li.-cai.ni it
waa a ?ou ul, prauiicul uietnoJ of uitii-ung luo xlewa of
tne greater nilMtlQT Sir. Uob-Tta oilrr.il uu aaioud
iiii-nl uiul rwuii of iin- tiur.y four elec ion oiairicfa of lue
XMlid A.a.-.uulj, l'1-.liiciauiiiili aoicL-i one luoiiioi-r oi
lh ooiiiiijilico. Ttili", i.c clai i.e.l, wa* iu aio.n.i.n, o
wiih tue cusioiua of no BepubUcan Ceu*ral C-uiiaittee,
Wbo rc.enuu auy ui-treuuea U. tu* dlaaioia tor a il.-isl
aiou.
Mr. Katehaa* eaaamuedafraa lnterehauge of bmbm
and luo adojitl.'U of iho i 1 u, tu.t aeeincd tuo wi.ea. aud
ii.jBv .ailafaon.ry. Ile pi opoa- .1 t.i.. t a c.-in ii t.?,- of ten
ivuoiiltl bo erlectt-d iroui the or?.iuii?Uoii4
f,.r iho parpuem of eoafei-uo* in m^anl
to ttie b?*t iicaet for tn. o-.iuuig priuiurlq*,
Mr. Uonyngeaald uiat h. wou d Klud.i- acoept aa.u uu
uiiicii.iiii'iii ln taa lataraaa of geaeral harmony. uia
r, ?,i.u.i, na vvivra nan-ied iiowu to liiiu by I'mnd.-nt Mo
l un, -ud Beameaead ta__l ?.? ihai thay pi. ;.,,.?-,i that
_ci.uiiui.:ei- 4-o.iai.iiug ot leu Iruia tne Young Meu'.
Rc|...nii' ,iu < nin und Uli froui tlio lllairiot KcpUUIUlaU
Ar-.ocl.itl ,U ali Ui l be aolrt.-iad to uoiilei- uiul to
iii.iko iii.i a ii.iK.t. If tiiey ra.uld agi-o upon
om.. Tnia o 'iiiiiiiiieu .ra lo uu-, t ln .vioiid n,,ro
Hall on Wedtie*?-y nvrniiig nexl. If th* aaaaaUtMB
oaiinol *tir'? Ol*--. llokoi, llmy ur.. Io mpatt lun.v.wiiat
BOBClliatem i-ey u >xe rracneu at a a, <-oiai ataaalUM uf
tur i'v-i',1, me ui AaaiH-.l.iioii lo be oaiic.l hy tu. , icaiitcut.
Hiin |nop? nl'ii w_a i-i-rlTiHl wiiu applaiuMi. Inu h..,t
oi ir.-iiug |.nn?l.-.l. ib* rcauluiloi. w... carriea uuai.
iii.i.isIj. Uoodfooliug iir.v.ii-1 tuiougnout ihe uicoi
lug. _ _
rKErAUINd TO CA.WASHTHK VOTK.
Tho inoiiilR'ni ot tho Board of Alderruen
were. yeate.u.y aworn tn by ( ounty Clcrk liutlei aa .
Ji.._r<i of Co.iniy U_mflBBBBa Aitl?rru.u Kirk w.a
r1ioai*n ch.irman. A nuuit.er .-f c\tr. ci.-rka w?re ap
poiuto- >>y th. t ounty C.ork al tu. loqucBI oi luo Alilcr
Dien, toaaalat in cBiivanalng thr n-iuru*. Tha folluwlng
Aliiermen wer. clioern to reud tho mtutua: lat bla
trlct, Laivjr | Ilil IJl.lrlct. Kilk ; 11 II I llal nol, O'.Neil ;
lVlh Ulatrlel, KlUpatrlek; Vili lualrlei, MelBoblH-ln;
Vllb luMilct, Brady ; Vllth Ml-itnct, Wnltc; Vllltb
i.Kuick; IXth Diatnet, ,-v aiuuu ; XlU lJiatrl, I,
rtlrafk ; Xlth lUhttict, Ilawea; Xllth IJl.trlet. Ke-u.in ;
XIILu DlatrlcL Mar ln ; XlVth Dl.tilot. Kr< nan , XX lli
Utatild, hauri ; XVllb iUainei. 11.J1; XVIliU U_trtit,
McC.Te; XVIII.u Diaincl, ___**) XlXib Di.irivt,
McAfoy ; X Xt. Dlainct, rta.ici ; XXUt Uiatriot. lloo*n
telt | XXild U_trlol, McLcau , XXIlld Dlatiiui. Uutfr ,
xxrvth Dlrtrfet, Weils. Aid*rs??a Hail, [>nfry end
PI nek w?>ro appointed Committer on Protects, ?na
HlMI Mm M.i, .-iriK'kdttd ll?w?S n Co-ninttU-e Mi Be
turns. The Board then took recess until 11 |i m. to-Oaf.
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY ELATKD.
Tho Kierutiv? Committee of tho Comity
racy met ySBtardaf fer tho first time since the
i. Congratulations worn exchanged ???? '"?
mm of tim warty ticket Shd most of tl><> other
MNBlMM of Uio organization. It was resolved that a
Jubilee meeting bo held at the Cooper Institute on Tues
duy or Wednesday of next week, the |.rcW?e dato to be
MMMl hareaf.sr. K. Eilorjr Auderson ?m ap?
pointed chairman of the committee to nuke arrange?
ments for the meeting. All the Congressmen-elect
and other prom nent Democrats are to be Invited to ad?
dress the mm ting Toa Campaign Committee reported
that tlm emir<- sBBtts of the urbanization throughout
mc ettv had Oeeu eealoualy directed to promote the suc?
cess of all the oaudidatea on rleotlon day.
i h? attention or tho 10*ecuti?e Commit!** was called
to the action of Hugh Moore tud oiii is In the X X Hid
AmamMf L>l?tr1ct on this day of election, they having
worked against, ao.uo of tun carol id.<ies of tue County
D.-nioenicy. Ac,ion m this matter was postponed. Too
cuair nun of the Campaign Committee in the Vlllih As
se.nhl OWrlot reporter thai on elcofion day lie10
foimed John Keily that tho Tuiouiaay worssra in that
district were running tickets bearlug lb* unwes of
Franklin F.dsnn for Mayor and John J. O'Brien for
t oiioiy Clerk oat of their boxes. Tula was a tuuiiifemt
efTou to dofeat Patrick Keeuau. Air. Kelly yioiniaa* to
prevent ihta.
MAJORITY FOR THE CANAL AMENDMENTS.
The officio] returns of tiie vote tor tho canal
amendment*, received at ttie Produce F.xohaugs yeeter
day, allow the majority In favor of luein w have Inieu
241.o75 A model of a oanalboat, with small broom*
at the bow and atem, leprestntiug "a oleuu aweep,"
wu* placed on top of tue v?utiUtoi ah at t in the middle
of tho Lxuhaugu.
DISTRICT ASSOCIATION MELTINGS.
At the IVth Assembly District Republican
Association meeting, at No. 165 East Bi uanway. laat
night, a number oi new members were propped. The
meeting adjourned after trausao'lng routine buslaoss.
Toe la.- Assembly District. Republic.m Association met
at No. 4iu? Pearl-.t., Vioe-Fre.sidcui, W. M Doyle In the
en i r. Twenty new members were elcoted and tlf teeu
proposed. A committee waa appointed to Investigate
any cnargea tti.it salgBI be orougiit against members lor
not voting tho rcttuiur ticket.
NORTH CAROLINA CONGRESSMEN.
Ralkkju, N. C, Nov. 14.?Unofficial re
turna from all the counties except Graham give Bennetf
(Dem.i, for Cougre?sujanat-Lar<e, 373 inijoriiy.
(iiabi.m la namaii county lately foruiod. It Is under
Stood to be DefJMOfMM and will probably incroaae Ben
nctt'a malonty. Yorke, CoaUtloaUt, is conceded by ihu
I>emoci?U to be elect d In the Vilth Idatnct over ttob
b.ns (i>eiu.) ss4 0noka (Bep > Tk# aslagitinn w.n ?uuil:
I'ool (i;*|i). lat l>i?ir.ct; O'Huni (coiored> (Kep.l, lid
Uiatrloi; lorke, Ooalittoaist, VUtu Utotrtot] the l>euio
onMI electing the otner six member*.
TO BE DEFEATED AF1EB ELECTIOIT.
Wasiii.V(;ton, Nov. 14.?Letters hiive been
re.eivel hero tonlay from tiustworti.y Bepublleana tn
Mi ?siasippl announcing that the Dcmoctutlcrt late authori?
ties have determined not to give a r eniflcate of election
to Qsasral CUaluiers. They also aay th.it there wo* iMS>
tldi rab e lutiml atlon toward meeioseot the esaraai la
?to'i.o localitita, and that many negroes were arraid to
vote.
TIIE GEORGIA SENATORSHITS.
Atlanta, G.t., N.?v. 14.?In tlio election to?
day for Hailed eliaten senator, for the snort term in the
Haaata, .Mr. Uar.ow rec-eived i.'<J votoe and Mr. Hill 14;
in tue House Mr. Barlow received 79 vote* and Mr. Hill
VI. TbaN waa no election. For the long leriu In the
benate, lioveruor ColQ.uJtt received 20 vote*, Juck^ou
1'J. B.aek n> sud An-!, mon 7, in the iloiiae, ij.nvnuir
UoiquiU received HJ votes, j??kao? rt(!. Anderson 1*3,
Bhtoji -V aud Loa*?ueei J. There waa uaoieutiou.
TIIE ALABAMA LEGl.iLATCUE MEETS
IfOMTaOMatBTi AJu,, Nov. 14.?The A!ai)araa
Lasrauaton mc to-day. slaAtaat iiou?e afapasaadaad
both bian.aes adjourned until 10 o'clock to-morrow.
Ihsatootloa for a PaltadBtaisa usaatar to sucoeod Geu
clu. Mol^au, Will Oome olTo.i November 2H.
TDK ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
BrmuramLD, 111., Nov. 14.? Complete
ufllplll returns on the htaU> Le?ialaiuro show
that the next House will have 77 KepuDlicans
and tne Sen^e :u Bepabileaaa. givnu that partv
\il ssajorlty on Joint ballet aud the control of both
brans b*a
-?
PENNSYLVANIA 0ONOBE88MEH.
HaJUUSBOBO, 1'euu., Nov. 14.?The Con
pn Mtooal reiurn JotfCta of the XiVth JJlslrict mot here
tftts afternoon, and ejmputed the vote. The plurality
for Samuel f. Harr (K<n>-? '* !*???
WlLLIAMni'UKl'. Bcllll.. .Nov. 14.-TI10 official VOI0 Of
the XVim congressional Uiatnct givea W. W. Brown
UUp.) 1,129 p.uiallty.
DELEGATE FROM NEW-MKXICO.
Santa Fe, N. M., Nov. 14.?The latest re?
turns indicate the election of Tranqitiliano Luna, the
Bo.'Ubliean nominee for Coiifc-resa, by about l.oOOma?
jority. Iu 8auta Fe touniy to-day tue Democratic
County Commissioners threw out five precincts, thus
ovcicouiiiin a Itapuolioao majority oflUO. The Terri?
tory, uoMTever, lius auno largely Itwoublicau.
Q ROW Til OF TRSLONB STAB STATE.
REVIEW OP THE PAST DECADE IN TEXAS.
I Hi: OOUMTKT OPI'.N'KD CP BY RAILROADS?RK
MAKKAHIF. DIOBXan OF POI'II.aTIO.N' AND
wkalih? or.m:kal raOVBMTT IN various
INDI'SIUH'S.
To tie Jt'difor of r*?fri}???.
Sib : Iu 1S72 the Housiou and Texas Cen?
tral ii.iilway was slowly cxtnidlug from Houston north
to Oaiiu* and Hi" baMtM of the Indian Territory, theu
to Join and form a councctioii witn tho Missouri, Kansas
aud Toxas Kailvcay. The then Houston and Oreat
Northtru Kaljway had completed some live miles of line,
IBS Texas and Paoitlo had sixry-four i.iiles of line
leo'.iiii,' (ran f-lnev?|Mirt, La., to bow;view, Texas, aud
the luteruailoual Kauway had Uttia more than com
nieiiccd QOIIStnMbttll from Msora'S Lauding on Bed
K:vcr at the north to Jeflersou aud sfatatMsU 'U 1 tie south,
and from Marshall to t;i-ocketi's Boiits on the SaOtue
Uiv.T the country was almost one unbroken pine forest.
From Crockett's Bluffs westward to tbo Kio tiraude waa
an immense grazing ground, unbroken In monotony save
here and there where an enterprising plautor had built*
home and opened up some lajid. The entire population
o! Central and Western T'oias wo:il.l not have exceeded
'-!5,000 soul<, aud the assessed value of the property
waa ab,.ut *1 -.000.000. The counties border
iwi on Bad Uivor were a iitils mora
popolooa as the rich cotton lamh had been occupied be?
fore the war, and ihcy wero ngaulol .is co.upaiutively
?Id Sfld saflBsd SSSBMllllIlm In the Immense pine re?
gion .Mentioned, ibere were some eight small saw
mills that did custom work when It was to bo had. Cot?
ton was prao leuhy the only produce of tus country, and
this was oarttd In wagons from four hundred to live
nundrcd uillea to Jefferson and Hhrevcport, these towns
being at the bead of navigation on Bed Biver. A , art of
the immense cattle product whs driven Into Kansas,
some few went to Sbreveport and thence to New-Orleans
by boar, but by tar the greatest proportion
remained on ihu plaius, multiplying and aduiug
wemiu to their possessors. Tue eu.ii, e population ol the
State was about Hl-,000 persons; the cotton product
was 990,000 bales ; .mil the enure growth of cereals did
not exceed 1! 1,000,000 huabels.
To-day, gong over the same ground, a vivid contrast is
presenred. A rallro.id tr iveraes the country, tho busy
li.iiu of uia-aUinery is hoard lu tho pine woods, aud
glimpses of neat dwellings and growing crops suggest
tlirivl.it' plantations. From Moore's Landing (ttico
called Tuxarkaua) to Croekott's Bluffs (how Mluneola)
tbura are about toriy-llve saw-nulls and several planing
Uil!ls,sl:liigio and lath inachtuea,aud other wood working
machinery, that turn out au annual average of
yy.ooo.ouo feet of worked lumour, nearly all of whieh Is
saatkatad on the western pruirles of the Ptato. Tho cot?
ton growth iu this sectlou now is ub tut iri2,000 bales.
At ulstauceaof fi-oui elgut to ten ailh-s the railway trams
stop at tuisy thriving lowns. whote station platforms MM
orowued with cotton and uicrehaudlre. aud on tn? aids
tracks uiauy car loa?ls of lumber await transportation.
Many i laututbuis have been oiwnr.d la theas " pioay
wimius," tho settlers being pnualpally from
Alabama, Georgia and Mtasisaippi. From MlnnsoU
west, us the train etoergos from tue tin.her, thaiinprov*
uicnt-tonce oe?otaM more marked. Aa far as can bs
ne-a over the vast prairie sulMtaiulal farm-hoases, grow
lnf crops aud young orchards meet tbo eye. This
country Is what is kuowu aa the coulial, aas;?ra,
i.oilhern aud northwestern portion of the great agrt
,nl inal region of Texas, and which ten years ago was
almost unliihnlsted. Now tt presents au almost uu
broken succession o: feuoes and taiui-hoiisaa. The lowns
sis rich, thriving and populous, and among thain
may b? naioo-l Dallas. Sneruian, Fort Worth,
Paris, Hoali.im and TerreJ, aa affordiug Ulr saiuplea ot
the great odration of the countrjr. (teveral of tBasa
towns aie noted lor their handsome and costly oourt
houses. Eat oouutlee tnbuMry to the railway la this
region miy Bt etthuaU>d at *~7,OO0 s.ju.iro miles lu ri
lent, conialomgn population of 000,000 psrssas and
having u taxable v - ue. of f 150 000,000.
Prom Poit Worth west to tfie Bio amnds the railway
roas tUrsugh a oouutrr whioh is thus dsaanbsd
by ? well known writer: "The territory ?
railway westward from Ttn-Htit County, ?nd ?t] **
eaaxntlnj In the Pan-lCani!* region lylag hrtw. **01'
Om<b Ooiinty ?wl th? iliirtvtlilid p-.r*!i,.| ?f n',*? Tl*'
tub>, ?r? In the great prairie region of NortiiV ***
!'???-? rc.gtoaj of aurpt<eing lor?-lim?.? ?.. .""*'?
jrta??? rr?ioa of aurpaairig loreiin^*' ra-wT*1
stViiatntnc u rtamse pop ila'.ion, of ^alela*.'!!Io, "J"
goantmee of wkoftt, eottoa. ton, ?t? *nd JiVr"'''*
rattle and abeep et.oti/h to Sipnlr rr.i'-. ***??
people- Th- rwrr abeT* ?,??,', ''.,,."'?" '???jJ
fUm u.iies In length and an avcraara or vv? ~ ."""t
breadth, roi.raining about 1*0 oou'n'ir ? *
griwinf ftboftl t.200,000 h<-ad of OfttUeT s **'
? ?<**???. m MHlt,-n if f?#
? have driven geea-ere fwi'/f,
fTnn?rnv?to.kf row tt*?
wea' aa the town
enrroacbmenu of tarnw*'
north ?n<l west, where, I
land, feoc uk, mm ni.tklnr
From Weutuerford, In Parker t^uou"*-*
rati way Una weatward. tnwna har'a *?
rapidly. Ab't?ne, H ilnl. Colorado City an i Bur ?"**
are large oatn?ehi?ping point*, fro n wnira ??.:'**?*
over U<hi,i|i>o bead of cmt.a ara annm r 1. "ty
T"?n? surti asStrawr.a, Uorlon, (X?o.., KiatL.mj9'*1'
many other* */?? the. >'utrna of rapid.v irr..wm? taLl'*
tunl dltitrcu, and are fnat rlvaMng ti.e toi/..^*1"*'
in.I. r ?? 'Jt-d |?,rt ion of ..he hiaie. o.:,i i? ?,a;,,' '?*
I think a good general flea of to* tn?m>aard iraaaat '
itpuuttiwo <>f UieMtai<i??n be anthered, iK-.uet roM*"
In NoriiKiuttPiu, Noithera and Noria?nu,n, V^f
UWwaae f taftft wta from ?iretgii eouinrt ??>, fc noa^**
Increase In experts to foreign ohiiiiibi.' ft*^ unban.
???> ?-!.[, pfaifn.7
?< ??. datcrfiS
leaearers. T.?^J
oniuka UUbaaaaiS
r*a ar.d UarZlZ*
Tue local Undo on Uie ralhoads a)
and coi,?tautIy Inrroaatnc 1 he ai?'l>? paaaft>3
aro ooTff'ti wnii 4*o?da of
and rrotfdM with' paaaoai
onliar drumui-r wltu tita aaaapio tniu,
every atatiuii, and tlie Utm ar.d loofaai
ImliM U tno ant>J-ct of very ^ruera4 nSS
1 > ?.inn tno aii)d<<ri iii> In a few wor ia, taa oouatr^
uiary to ttio Ttoie* find i'acifl'' am AftwOrlaaaj Pajit
Kahwaya la about 77,Oia?.<XHl acrea ofiaiut^JS
ln? a population of OTer 1.000,000 imr?uaa, w^T*,'.
I lop. i ) of :ti? taiatiif v.ium of nearly fiW.iiOOjtS
M> Keii'-nil idra of thn emu try la ttifit i.^re i? jgmt
pronpt-i.ty, aud It la rapiJly fldlof up wiUi a utwT
eoeryotu-, iuo!iey-iuakiu^ peotiio, cooila/ "? -*t.y ttu+
t'.e older .-*tit<'a. and uoarly ail briugiuf a?.m< eaaiTd
w) t b I lieni. Lou j^.
*-or< H'orfA, /?*., Oct, 18, 1SU2. ^
J/7^ GAU11KLD MO SI'ML XT PCXD.
kX ADDP.K83 TO TUB PKOPLB Of THIfi srATE-ayn^j
IS DKSIKKU BT THK. BOAR > OF DlHKCTtMaa
1h?5 followinjr has ben addressM to the
of the .State of New-York :
Appolnttnl hy the Ko.^rd of Director* at WaaMaftai
for tii..i purpuac, wa < ave the bouur to luiita your ?l
tcution to tke .National IinJu<tr,..l aid Ai hipo?i(i<?iu
I).- bi'ld tu Uie >':itin i:it Cupl.n i. ill *> <;? .1 ilJCe Willi u
Act 01 Oju^rcaa. November "JO to l>i<-? iii!?er 'J, liyi\j.
elusive.to raiae fuuda to aid lu i ue erection i.f a N^mi
L'lUvairinu Monimif t at Mnanluirtun to taa nKuun
01 our lata Pnartdeot, J.nu^s A. Ourfltld, *hi utttuf
solidly our uvitani-e therein. '
Xue freneml .tiauanuun-nt a'. MT^a.iidtfioo l? u.id>r tat
eootrol of a Boar.l of li.r- c Ion, Tliltii mun^ert snon.
Ita unMiibrra aoino of tli? bin ?-a( oui. lain oi the AV.U?
lawludla# the I'rt-Kid.-ui ot 'he bi:u?lo, :... .-, vrnkxti
thu iloune, Juatli'?a or the Buprruie Cour., tue i .???? .M
ant-Ouiieral ol (tie Anuy and m C\ ian>oUort tit gnj
Navy. Toere will im; aBonrd of Aw.ud ou *iucii caet
ouitt- wi.i !?? repreat-uird, which wl.i e\m:,im- <ad n>
pmt upon the varioua exuihtta and a a mil i.u-..a* aat
nl/lo ,a? wonrn'lujf Co t/<? rulea aJop . d l ii ' Vakft
Mt,al Kzpuaitlon Theob).-et uoty l?e aid'-fl ..a loli^wa:
"(1.) By e<?iit!it>uiloiiiiof money, wluca way Ims M-otta
tli'- leaaurri'ofcu. BOftrCUelftttoJ l.fuoiona tiark.N* Ml
.tioiiat.Nuw York, a ti J wulc.i al.i oo oaiu 10 i..e treat
urer of ihe Hoard of Direction at W aahniKtou, e: grafai
leceipie beinx rcturu?d m ixnitrnit.oi^.
(S.J By ooatrioaUoata oi aalcloa. ouihraolt-x enrj
lir.i.iMi of ptoiioccvi- iu iiiMrv an 1 an, wnlch <: oiinia.
ti ? n* wnl hr p *o?.d on exiuoi*ttou with the iiaui-afaft
donor attacued. At Uie ulooo of iu?r eipovtioii iiiuctaa
of r mtrltrattona will be aolaaud lha procccdn putd to tke
ntonuuii'ii: .u id.
(\i.i uy ar.n.vee of artUtlo, hiatorlc and ann^aadai
va.ue, wUi? u vvlll couatltute tiieLoau Exuibi', aud wkia|
will be aafely rt.uro. d to tuoir owuera at ti.a elaal
of the export.on, Tree of all exp. , *?,. 'tat
peawaaaota oi mm ar.io ??? amy be a?<ur<-d o. the .i.'ety
or tm-ii i?rt Knl r^ndij irraaurea by eoi. aider", n* th* oja
proof ebaraoter of iu - Uuildiua' lu wuicu tue> wi.l jk?x
ii'iiu.d tod the reaimnalbie ebaraoter of iiiov iu aaarra
or lue exuio.i |on. AB raluuo.e artlciea, if do<lre< rUI
be UKurcl a^^insi fire aud ace. lent in iln ? maat
iniin d by ihe lender, uu i u tne expunge o' i .? Board
or i),i, cii.mi. Tue Adacua Jispreaa Company baa klnolf
?ffiwe t io ftpaftafaartauid retain ail a 10.1 articles free of
Duaqrft, Pai k.i-'.-^ ?ImMM oe u.ldreaaed lo lUc .\f#yont
Uoai.l oi Coiiiiiiiai.oucri o; uartlo.d Natlouui MuiM^aal
Fund iJxpoaitiou. Waaoiuxtou, 1). C. luionnaliae a|
auoh ah.p.i.ml* should bo ieni to onr ae? r--::.r., Coioaal
Uavid K. Auaien, So. 115 Broadway, NewV rk.
Mfa relet th.it we v. ere not eavrliei .n...rui?d fraft
Wiuttiinx'.o.i of what waa expected of our cituaua,
ibai Tie infill hare aoouer Invited thnr coopcraUoaj
DunnafUie W.-..W-paat we ware lufoiuKd 0? aoouuut
leu iram ire Bourd of Direction tuat the nucceiM of tks
Kxpooitiou isalreaJy oaaured, and tuat llttiu apaoe ra?
tualua. luey a;ie;itly deairo O'lr cul?.om to loan tat
Kxpoaltlou froni their rich and varied art eol.eetioal
aoiue law of tue tuoet uoteworihy example* lu all
b:aui hoa oi tno due arta, ealH9ciahy paiuuuaa. sura oft.
J.:Ci? may be placed In Uie can* of au> *< n ituownart
dealer aeanctad by the OMiier, and UU cuark?Mit as well at
uil other cipouava, wi.l i>e paid by the Board of Direc?
tion, who nave explicitly aeauuitd all ro-put.siflliiy
thereror. 'the time la limited, tbu Kxpoait.uo upeuinf
.sov.-.ni*i J44. W? iu. rer..i? raapecifudy lorn* tour
iiiuuediate attention to tno foreaioiua. >Va appeal lo yoa
lo auaiaiu ua lu our eflorta, uat tne r?puLauon ol tua
Siitcc of New-Tork may be maintatued at U.-? fpaukcrvnc
of iberliaiea at the Natiouai Capital to aouor la*
ory of one woo bvlonaed to tneui alL
i'he Nc.v York coiumu^ioa It at followa: Alo.iiol
Cor.iel, presldeut ; luuiuas L. Jamot and Cyrut
I'ie.d, vicepieaidenta; Coionel Euiiaoua Clark, tt
uier ; C'ol.'tiei l>a\lu t. Auaten, tecreiary ; BUfaH
eral Wiutle.d BV. Hancock, ? Uiiaui A. Evarte, UeUbaaJ
l-'enton, William 11. K.<.cit?oii, Willi:iiri K Orfteft
Low, Stewart l*. Woodford, Ed-iard cooper, Bamml 0.
i.a:.o<..li. W.i'du llu cui.is, .->. B. CnuU-.idej, Eawreaat
Tuiuuic, Ere.!er.ck 1*. Olooti, Jackaon 3. -j-ndtt,
Oeoifa W. Luue, Jolm T. A^ticw, Dm rtln It. Jaicea, EJ
woou It 1'horuc, nuil.t'u K. btowart, Alo rt Daxxett,
Charles >\. Umiard, Gcjcr.il A. C. Baruea, C. M. olail,
anu ^.tiuuel McLean. Uy ome of the tomuiisaioi,
BlXWOOB E lll.iiiM,
TiiuUAd L. jAMaa,
Wn.i.t.v.u li. ftiL-.N vrr.
^Vfir-I'or*, A'or. 11, 189J. touiniitlea,^
WaJUUSOTOX, Nov. l L?The Board of Lirectlti
of the C;u field Montiuieui Fair Aaaocutlou met at tot
Capitol It) niftlil in the rooms of the lioiiso Committee at
l-titnkitiic and Currency. Favorable rcporta from varioot
coin.ullti es uud Mftta bojl-nn Were r. i :-.\ e.l. ludauUaf
rapid piogivac iu the work of perfecting arraiu;euieuB
for the coa,i:ii,- exhibition.
TUE IDAHO BAViiELOU AT DISS KB.
From Tht Virginia Chrviurlt.
A srctitlppian trom Huilev, I<taho, came to th*
Couiauiek tue otner ..at. ilaviua* re.eniiy auul uin cl?ua
ho had pleiiiv or money and wen in lor style?poi? hsl
uud a ome aila i.auuki rrm. f with oue corner filaaioc
out of the pocket 6f nit new diagonal coat. 11a aadM
into the nitciniti.inai. nud waeu tue |\>nxraua; for ait
ner he sa.uitered lnu? taa dining-room wi.h tut rati at
tnofaamonabiethrong Everybody Imaaiat aim. kid
be didn't miuil it uud went ou einu?' ihe Or?ada^
peachea vrhiie waithia for lal aoiip. Wueu that *????
in oi ao far over ma pla.e to anck it in, -vita toe sound
like [ueirurKieof abatu-iiib exoftaaVptpe, tfttj kit jtol
hat fed od uia uead aud roiled acroaa lue iso.a anuaff
rLo pi?te oi an Katrrm Judy luunti. Wiiii a trust
apoloxy he ualfro.^e, reucacl over and recovered dttl
placed it on his well-ollod and recently ??
bend hoad. lie attacke.1 in trout wiU *?
tlux'-iK, uud deapleed the a-?e of any ataat
napaiu than bin inotiih. Peudiug the arrival of tks beer.
Uie ireiiilemau irom Hal.ey placed notu eluows to t<*
ta . e an.I sin vi\. _i toe ajompauy v.;n meat afakdltf
and acli-po>aeasiim aa he converted his rork into a to^Jr
pick. TheD he lirtnl hta pluc b.U in iueu or twotroatit
.cud .iud eorauiiicd Uie aaone (tently witk his toor
urouar. d toittbpL-k. Wblie c ,a;.igea 0"< ihe baenut'''
fell oil axain aud rolled aorow t j the? Eastern hHlyJ"
UudKrown pale. 1'reaeuily the (reiitiem;iU fiooi toalt
hail ii.v:. ol a inindki rcni'-r. and m.uio uaa of the tiuy
IN wnicii aat .re, and prouably Uailey, provUlat. '?
pluj: t.at rail on the floor iht* timi', uu.1 wh-u he aa? js
iHiveivd and replaced It us aat alone at the tattt. m
looked wuO aurpriae at tue (uoata joeillug oua aootaw
to ?.<.i out of the door.
" Firet" be aaked of a tranafUed waiter.
" No," gasped the man.
"Not W Hat's lue row, then t" kft
" Had enough, 1 aUiipeae,'' replied the waiter *"* ?
wllaertlltj look. .
?? Mighty am.ill eatcrti, >?ars torn?. ind eu??a<l i,^'
niftuuut aiHH.i kltteu' omen a room. Oiva ua aauiost
ou una o' oee:?pooiy fur troiu tho norua. If /eraia. ^^
Preseutlv Lmdlord Hanak appeared with a v-eiaraaj
face and buUing eyoa. He walked rapidly ?P ?"
louenea the arrival from Halley ou lue saouider.
?? You aeem lo be having a pretty goo.i time, awt ta?
lanulord, re.'r.iiul.i?' irom (.'u.i.-uiug his tee.h. ^
" Well, iliat'acoboss. TOlltli novru here anC *ns?
up a ooiile o' win? at my expoi ae Oh, I've irot ?Pfcp
etful of rofka, uu' don't you orgvt It. s.?y, ???> J"Ja.,,nC
peu to kiiow iiuv likely gula thai'a ou the marr) T I ia ?
hei-eou Hut Uy." aud he grinaed an.l once ,uor,.|.lil
lua uat a iittlc aud a*aln acratchol hit head wiieaw
flll'n. , TheB
Tue landlord groaned aud sat down with a tnuu. i^
he gazed aetermlaedly at tua Woodiilvar itaamaao?
alia aald iMta ael leeui : . trJ
?? Do you kuow, my friend, what It ootts to stop at ??
bouaet" ?hat*
" No, an* I don't keer. I've gut the tin. B*t ??*
yer fiiure, Jist fur luca I"
~ One?hundred - dollara -a?day." ^ ^a ^
Tao Jaw oi tue icentleuian from Idaho d??^'"iTdw
fell baok In his ehair auUgaiird iu t?*r aad *??JJf^JJ|
la
huaxli.
oiiair. ua aaked:
?How atuoh a meal I Thlt it my fuat. uaaat
" .Nothing lor a It!. lu luuc-i like thla," ??IJSflaaMB
WlU.aloog.lga of returning Uie Ue fluaiiuaiarry j
man irom Halley got hia feet aad mads ""fjf^"^..
tu.> door. He sat lite i .lualutlorof tee day in tfttj?* t
room oi the depot with tua liaud bekind him aa
pislol, aud lied ou the cveuiug naia.
DAMAGE CAUSED BY A BROKES SWITCH.
Okakoi, Mtw., Nov. U.-A broken twit**
on Ute Hiane Kwad. near Oeertleid. threw the " U?u^ ?
engine No. 7H. front the track thla moraiog. ot* ^
ol forty nine empty oara, twelve were thrown rro ^
track, aud four amaaftad. Caxluetaw Utarkey, w ^
ttanding on top of the curt, w?a thrown off. and ^
eraoly, bnt not danrronaly. brwlaed. e7*'m*,'B# baofc.
wm tarown about la the eab. and in)?rrf "*^g,
Tho Mogul waa one ot uie largest engluea ou tue aaaw
K1UAD Of A LOCUMOIlfM
r,UI.Al?Kl.rHlA. NOV. H--L;YdUo.U8war*
Rebeeca r. ..agiil, atatar of the i'^'f^VeaitAettat
more Ccil-tre, *aa croaala< taa tree*, of tae "^Scve
l^tuioad aTewaa-Utiuore. aue waa jW^^"^SRt1
uud kilted. Hue wa? deaf aad did uot hear ??
e f the adYaaotag trata.
*ti n.ick in uia euair auugazeu iu inar ?*?? "~-;~ Taal
tudioi-u, wno fixed nun wltu hia tteatly eye. ?
uatby, aa be atrugitled to an upright posltioa ??

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