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XRiua?vua>< ..The Honev.noon.
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Jnbcx to QUDcrUsfmenlo._
b^-iiiauaaatm MrBga rakt Tf 3 rolumne.
Bmi aKUXMT?.vi ? ow itu coln-un.
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(STaaa uikivn 7f/i /'oor?M'i poiuinn.
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?TiixMiii-TfA faga 4tbeotnmoa.
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fraACUKRa-<?* rai/e-3-l oolumu. _
t)ii8in*68 Xoluea.
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. aiifjfi ot THE TR1BUSE.
paataaj gaa ?>? ?m t%ffeal #<??* ,,000
Bffif SiW?.wia^^ 4s
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i^,hyi>.O.OlderorluSi.edMr,.
Aooitaa New-York.
btsawch otttuks of the tribune
Biatauai.u TTi 1.822 P?w._, .'
IjOMOON?MA M Uelfor-l-at,. straai
|'f flt f Rue Sor.be.
IVri^gorklClailrj gritmnr.
rOUNDED BY HOR A CEJiJ^EL^EY
THTJR8DAT. EOTJMSES ::??. W?
TBE XEtVS Ttils MOBNIXQ.
Fniwnan.?An Amencan hfis been rnurl-rea' lo
Ijgjinr-= Au.'w treuty hetwoen Freaoe
bbbI Tbbib ttbbi rrllr*r"i???"-1 yegeeraay,
Foarteen pera....s were beiiev. i te have aeriafied rn
ihe tood at DaavBtlautt. ===== A Baujeet la nu^foot
ln Miintrealtolny ? cabie in I-.ke Superlor.
:Nkar llaiifax. rt S.. Baaalf ahanltwere rohbed.
fi.at.u und tl.iowu iuto a rtvor by a mob.
Two 111-11 were c.ui.mitted for trial tor the muid.-r
t?f Deteer v? Uox 111 Dubllll.
l>??>n>uc.-lheanni.il rafawteof the Treaaauei
ami the uoiitroil. r hava beea prapacad. === The
Att(.n.ey-(i.iiei:ii ?>f Now-Yoik baagraoted the aa
uUeataoa <>f Jay fjaadd ami efaatai for leeare to be
gln ttiiaetioiitovieutetlieclmrter of the MutUtJ
I'n.on Teh graph Cuageay. -^= 1?. A. Tevit made
at. tvttcrr.pt to kill f T- Igtabatl la St. I.ouia; Inle
gaaxi h:i.l Btaai Bathtttaje with Mr4. Tevia. =r^= Al
b-rt Behai Oaata, ta atl ea^ator, baa fMeeppearad
fmrn rhOIvar X. Y. == aVriaaa eueMaatB ??<
curr-l mi tl.ei-rioRailroud Bear Qraeoweod aiid
<,n ihe <? utial \ enii .nt r.iud aaaa Mmthpeliea. "
A juiy ot Daflale awawaed Oeertja Battth 810,000
?tiama^.^ f-i lojarut taauirfea oa tho New-Yort
'Oniral ami Haataoa atteag Balkead, =: The
D^lawar-ami HinUm Caatal i? doatag. = - Tha
Viririnm St *? Boart efCatitaawn i.uv? ewarded
'theceititieiue aa Cou?ro8siu.(ii-nt-L.iri.'e to Wise.
tbe UoulUion enn Iviate.
(Tiy am> ?oawrataadB^-atataaurra preparatlema
for the iBiiHiQiiDi "t TaaaBhafjlvlaf Day were Btade
veaierday. ==s Argaaaeari a bj beard oa th'- bbo
ti.n to enj aifl the tgatataauMp al MuOautl \'\'<^
atook. = = BereraJ bteh a ol .-now fall.-Tbe
Yale iautball tam replud te the ehargeeef " I'tu
ialitv"in lhe:r playiBg. ===== ThatB BrBB BBBBthir
guerlm ia the Hurr will eentett. ? The
.Granil Juiy niade ggteeattBerita rei:aidiiiK
1be iiiadtiniiite water aupply a.ul tlie BBJoaaOB
jCauaed by the ateain BBtktiag eompanies. ?? Cold"
,Ta<4ie ol the leira. tender ativordollar (JUJ^urainal.
'h5.08 oenta. ? Stuck.a opettea weak aud later
?harjdy tdwtaaeai witb a lai?e ainount of fzadiag ;
tha aaeataf wa-i at weabenlaal Igaiaa
Tux WBAIBIB TPIBIIBl loeul oliae'rvations in
fJlaatO clondy weatner. wlth anow, folwwed by
cfearinif und w;?rm?T weatlier. TViiun ratuie yeater
day: ITghest. 3oc; Braeat, 27?; av. rage, 28^| .
Another Btep iu Htlie teloxfjaph liligation haa
l?eeii takeu. Tbe Attoiio-y-Geiieral haa
prttated tbo api.licatiou for Imtw ta Btagjaa aa
iBclion to vucate the charter of tho Mutuai
jtJtBBBtjC.pany. Wa piint tbia inoruin^ tlie
^nll text of tlie decision of tho Attorney-G?'ii
'eral, ft^fftifaf tbe upulication, aud tbo views cf
laundry peiaons wboin the tleeision most iuter
esta as to its biguilicaroe und luipoitauce.
A diapitch from VVaeliiiijrton state? that tbe
pedurtion of Ihe ptibho debt foi ttie luontii of
Koveuilior will auiount to abuut !?r?,.r>(?0,000.
Geneial Uutkr, Mr. Clevehuid aud other DaOB
tieraia, whoae moutha are now waterin>? with
thoiiK'htaof the White Ilouse, will (loubtleB.s
fiud IfMOO fiuuiea rather depreaBiug tban othei
wlae. So laitffl a dobt reducticn is uot au
trKiiment that makea for a Democratic rt?tor
ltlon. Our peoplo ua it rtile BoUafB in ppapriog
Well enough aloue. And certainly 88?S80#000
teduitiou ia a niontb is well TBTlfjii
?
Tho pbrase "uuikinx a beaat of bini9elf,'
ktdescriiitiveof auruu BTatafaga t.nricd t<?o haaf
gt tbe HowiUK U.wl, b.ih becu oUjecied to by
!)iiriet8, 081 tbe groiind tlwit beast* never niake
ataaCt "i thBaaaelrga in tbat malt or ticoholie
Wuy. Uot tbe condu?t of afaniily of Harleat
rabbita, an uceount of whieb appeara iu our
locaJ coluuiua to-day, will Icntl to give point
aud viudicatiou to tbe ulttfliooi pliraaie. It
trem^ front tbe e^i(tent?e iitewnted tbaf tbese
rubbitd aro coniiiuied dnukera.d laafaar, gia and
co.rnato Huid8, aiad tL.*-ii jBtagg BB l?MB] tlie
tjueBtioti wbctbor ufier all tli? aobnety wliich
fharacterues tbe lo?er atiimuls h uot due to
lack (,l opportnuity tor diaaiputiou ratliM 'tban
to teinpigoafaOO niiivii tioi.a.
Now thcn. Mr. Walfon. If you nallv know
how to fiva Nww-Yoik elenn aaaiaoftl BaaiarO
yea<dut(dy detei.nnitd to euiry out your wi?e
theoriea, auppoae you pffaaaod t" I BBBaMOB at
pnce. The otreets wero in BB ladaaicrloablj
filtliy eonilitiou inifore tbe anow f?!l, but BOW?
WonU aud' BaBBBBtBl cau be ui.irabaKed iu ( \?i>
BJBjBt vitboiit coiiveiyiiia-an.v udeipiale BBBBBefa
twu of Uieirdlie couditiou to Uieuiauwbo
liafl not experieueed tbem. Tbe atearu brooiu
or oflier ai.fili.iiu-e tbat is to wark out tbeir
talvalion cainioC be eet vijforously to w.uk a
xuinute too t**ou. Lrerr uiouieut'a delay exaa
peratea our citiw?n? aud rendera Uuiu ripe for
fagyiug; highly ui"*>iuoliuicuUti v Ikiuat coucciu-.
ing thoae wholare [rmid handsoniely for keep
ing our streeta in order, but who fail tffUir
tomect eyen niodeiateeipectations.
Both the rigorous fuctions into which tbo
Ihooklyn branch of the, Republiean party is
,;,vided iust now cau bt, reliod upon to eat their
Thanksgiving diunerwith BBattaaV Tm?*
claimsthat tha result'ot the recent primary
elect.ons was iu ita own favor. and the chances
__ th.it this pleasing uncertaiuty will extot
until the uew Oeueral Coinniittee eoitoes to bulil
itshratmeetiug. Under theae circntustances
it is to he hoped that the general peace an.l
good will which no* prrvail may not be dis
turhetl by miy premnture or UBllllHIirjP com
ing togctner of tho Committee. Indced, rather
than destroy the u,ianiniitv of triuiu;)li and sat
liifaiiHlB, itmiBht be well for the Coinniittee in
dcfiuituly to postpcne organizing.
?
Tlie ajaajajaj report of the Controller of the
Cnncncv, a fnll abstract af which we BfBBont
latttohnuaoaaluaj of TaWTbtbubb, eontams
aaaaaaaf hVuieswliieh will pmve hMM
raakdaaaj to tlie world of mmIbbm ineex
hihit in relation 88 Natioual banks will dotibt
UBB1 fur.iish BB cxcuse for ni.other BSaaaU opnn
tfaBBB iiiHtitnrions by the Democratic BajBSO,
which has steadily abused them but has
never been ft-ta to prore 88 Uie bBIWb(0B8O of
anv BBSfl of intelJigcnee that they were not of
aig-M aarrtoa to the rotmtry. Tba* Hw
reopleleli.ve iu tho Natioual hank syst.-n.
nn.l tt.at the wariare waged againat it doOB not
niert with their apprOTaJ appeara Ifl tlie 1*601
that dnring the past year no less thanlil
bBBka were orgauizeO. Tl.e other poitums of
the Coiitrollei** report ure equally worthy oi
witle attcntiuii.
m\ CLElELA\-l>S M'l'olSTMF.yTH.
The Democrats wbr> hope to seeure BBBBB BJ
aroetlBj Mr. Ctoaalaaal PtoaHant in 1884 atawt
ferveutly wish that they oould box him BO till
that year, leuving undimmed hisrecoid BBB
refonu Mayor and piBBBMlBg in all ita force
theprestigecf anunparullelod majonty forGov
ertior. Ilow quickly during the eoruing two
years he may destroy, by B niistaken appotat
ni.-nt, bj a BBly message, hy au inrautinus
aantifih. hischanee of being noi.iin.ited, eveu by
the Democratic Natioual Convention, shrew.l
pnHtiaiani retulily umlerstand. Mr. Tilden
arbOB he pOBOd ua B u refonu "' caudidute Ior the
Preaideney ?as uot eoaapailad to ran any aucb
risks ot destroving hisrecoid. H'.s adnnnis
trationof the U tirs of New-York waa pruc
tically complete long batoro the St. Louia Con?
vention met.
Mr. Clevelaud, howevcr, is lotred to adtl to
hisrecoid. l:i the making of appointinenta to
Offli e alone his good judgtnenr will be sevetely
laaated. TM6 test will not be delayed till late
Laaiaavno of eflee. ln tho ftrat year of bu
gervii-en> G rrenun au edttraordiaarr nsaaoer
of fMaatciaa in state offleea of Itup irtane ? oe
ettr, which uimt helilled by him. Whoshnll
take Charge of the InaaVBBOe Departtnont, with
ftaaopexViaioBof the largeat Inaurance eam
DBBBBl in tho I'nited States? Whoof the Hank
Departnaant, with Ita rttardlaaahlp ot f<>nr
hundred millions of suvinjr* banks funds?
Wbo uf the gieat canals, with tl.eir navigation
fraaaod their iiiainteuance a l.iirden to tax
BBfBfBl Whosliall snjierintend Ihe Natinnal
(inai.n Wh<> auall aataa QoanuatiaM Coan
missiouers ? Wbo shull aaaaaa the Scats taaea 7
1 baaa are OBakatioBa wliich BM BBB? b* BBIB Mr.
( levelaud is uow asking himse!f. There ia pr?
1 .uud publie interest iu the debate which
ia Koinij on in hia miud EBgardindJ tl.e an
swei-a that he will give to the.u. No or.linary
Demociatic poiiticians ean beaaaignad bjbim
totlie itiiimrtattt dttties dBBBribed withoiit a
loss ol contiileiire as to his capacity from whicli
he COOld nevei recover. Least of all, Ifbo
ariaaiea tantain tbo eoafldaoee of Totata, aaa
he Bppolnt itieii of that gnute aa B&JlroBd Com
miaakmora. We have p?rpoaelj aBparatod
nu'iuionof these affieera from tbat leajardtog
theothei great appointaBeata of 1883 beeeuea
w't) thiuk their sclectiou inerits speci.il atteu
tiflB.
Al'ler years of compWint against tl.e naaaga
iiient ot' the railwaya Ia this State, ibippora aad
] ajajragOfB have aecuied a trrlninal to wbtefa
tii.-y eaaapyeal la oaaa they thlofc they are
arronged by rafltoad Btanagara, It iahighly
inipoitaiit that this tribunal -hall have a 1'air
trial; tliat its ineinl.crs shall be iBOOfTaptible,
nble, fair-tninded men. A former Hailway
CuiiiiniKKioii was conteinptnoiisly abclUbed by,
the pcoi'le after ita wortiilessness had beeu
cl.arly |)ioved. lt would be a great pnblic inis
loitiuie il tha OOBriBgOBe, which many j.ersons
bOBO will be a tntstworthy court of arhitration
to dadda tha aMaputea wl.itl. are eonataatly
artoiBg between tho user-? and the BMUiaajara <>i
railroada, ahould likewise prora a failuie
tbroogh the iiicapacity of the Coiniui-sioncis.
The appearanee of somo of Tammany BalFa
ntost disreptitable leaders as applieants for one
of the CoilBlBBlBBOIBhlBB is rather dioturbing.
If aaeb diagiaoafBl <*pp<)iutiueuts ara to ba
ma.lt. liuwcver, the publie will soon be BBBBfiasd
nftbefBet, for by thetanaa of the Kailroad
Coiiunission law the Governor inust seud the
iiaii.es of his noiniuees for Coiunn^ioners to
the S? nate vvitlnu ten days after January 3,
18S3. All voters iu the State will therefoie
soon be able from these appontBaOBtfl to
lorm a jtidarnieiit?parbapa a tinal oue?oi the
fltBOBI ol Mi. Cieveland for the oflice to which
he has been elected. ______
STAIVE AXU ri.DlsTAL
The snaceptibilily of tho French Hiind to
gtaaat suggestions was adnmalily illustrated by
t.'ie Uev. Dr. Storrs at the Academy of Mu.ac
00 Tiusday night. He reealle.l one of the
most dianiatic BaaBalfaOOl 1'ailiaiiH'ntary his
t.ny-lhe liaiisition sctne DOtwaOB thoThiers
and Giiizot Miiustries in Louis Philippe's
rei^i). The warlike Thiers had steruly de
nianded BBB0BB8 information respecting the
Egyptiao poliej of his BBecutaor, and Gnixot
had Itipliad withoiit a m?nueuts hesitation :
u 1 aiiswer in one word : 1'iace, l'eace ; every
where aud forever." In the ataarla moiuent of
Kol.n.u ailente uliich followed this BaBBBBBt <t
Mmisti-rial procrainines, the Asaeinbly w.uj
thrillfd throiigh and throtigh with tliis inajes
lic cciici-pticn of the pacilic destiny of S t'on
Itrl tional MornircltY. The iniaginatinu of
Qoizota audilois \mis fired by an ali-tta.-t i.lca
txpiessed with Bdaat Mr. Matth.-w Aiu..ld
Aotild teriu the lueidtty tliaracteristic ol IbB
FfOBBb inibd.
Dr. Moirs made good BBBof this ineidenf in
OXBOBBMBg ,',e pnrpose foi which the OaloaBBl
Stal .<? ot I.iioiiy was oiiginaily daaagaedaaa
Natioual gilt fium one pacilic repubiic to an
oil.er. Uo niight have retened with <? .,,a|
effaa i to aa oplaoda *>l bboCIbm dei.ate aa Egj p>
tiau alia.is vvin. Ii o.ciirnd only a f.-iv nioniln
IfO, H l U-uictici-au, in BBBBBBBBg ihe pallc]
ot inteni -ntioii, litil coi.t. BBBaj that the iflativ.
duliesol BBliaBtTTiTI tl.oMJ whirh ludividuals
owe rn- to unother, and lhat di|.lomacy niust
be Imaed ou BaaaBBJBl id-as ot jnstiee. l'lii~,
he declared. had beeu the teachiug of the
illuslrioiis thiukers ol the eiuliteeiitli crntui\,
aud it waaon that accouut that Thumis Jeffer
sou had aaid^- ? EvBfff man had two couutru*,:
his native oue : nd Fianco/' Thia aentiiuent,
levivuiB aa it did juatiiotic uietuoiiea ol an a_c
when Pariewaa acentreof enlrgbtenment for
the whole world, nrndo a profouud Inipreaaion
upon M. Cleinenceaue auditora, and there was
tantultuoBB aprdauoe wIibb he exclaiuiod? ttiat
he was proud of a nation wbich with all W
faultaatiU merited tbe greut An.encan I ciilo
gium. ln the glow of patrlotic "??"?"*
which the orator'o worde bad k.ndled tbe
Deputies foitnd it iinpoaaiblu to oaoction wur
like prepamtions againatA nation of gWrtM
lalKtrera. Tlieabatiactideitth.it peace on tbe
Nile and every where waa tha only dtp.o.nat.c
pplicy wbich tho enlightened judgment Of tle
n.ocracy could aauctiou, toola poasoasiou oi
their niiudB. It wns ono of thcao grand
thoughts wl.ich invariubly IW8J tlie French m
telligeuce with 8B iiresirdiblo fasciuation.
Now tbo coloasal BtfetfM of Libe.ty Kulight
euing tbe World waa another of theae luapinog
conceptioBB. The phnine itsolf was a apell to
coniure with in France, and the Impreaaive
nropnrtions of the projeet touched tbe ini
gfjtwttft gaaioaof tl.oGallic raea, Tho gati
ofoffM republic to auotiier could ouly be sviu
Imli/Hl liytlieti-iiicof L.berty, aud afcbtB Uie
piverand the recipient were nmong tbo gJBBB
g?t iudindrial BtatBO in Cl.tistendrm, tbe statue
niuKt be oue of tbe wondera of tbe niodern
wortd, Tbat ooloonni .'.gmo rialaf in Hew
Vmk barboi would not only cointneiuoiatc UN
pcMcrotis BU wbich ? rtmjwliiijr pfJOpfO f0>
Mtved ftwat a aympaMioti,' nation, but would
nlao atteat tbe dlgalty af deBtoeratJe mstitu
tious, tbe prospevity of iudt.stiial Htaies at.d tho
paeitic d.sti.iv of lepublie*. That BaBiiBg
toreb npralaed before tlie thrcshold of tlie Now
W.uld would syinbolize PBTfatl tinie theenli-ht
einn.tit of Uberty Ib IBBtCB-lOvlflf and I.iw
Bbidinj States. It was a grund thought wiucb
captivated tbe French niind. Tbe ir.mrnit.ide
of tbe enterprise invested it witb ndditmnal
Cbattta, Tbe ardor of tbe projectors was n..t
ehilled by public Jiidiffereiice. Tbe achemo
waa B populur one from tlie oittaet, aud witb
BiibaeriptiiIB8 frotn every qnarter of PrwBCO tho
Btatae is now rapinly iipproaching completion
-aspleiidid itiein.iiiii! of an Itiatoiical alli.tnce
fniught with 1110t11t.51t.01w oinsequences-a
mapriiirent tokeu of tbe genitu und ger.croeity
ot a greal nation.
Meanwbile the nation to wbich tbia BIliqM
Btatnalato bo presented Iraortajparded tbaesv
terpriso witb langui.l iiidifl'erenco. Ita i.u
agi.iatiou bat not been tired witb Hyrrpatbctie
feeling. It baa niade no prepaiatioiiH for re
Ccdviag ti.is Mloaaal beacou, baa doue notb
bag te provide ? pc.lesial worthyol tbe ttatoo,
hjgg liafened witb apatby 80 tbe feabee ap
penls niade at long inr. rvals for liiiancial aitl,
baa dMinisaed tbe acbeiue BO ? vagaty of u
French posdpter, aud baa ovineed ouly tbe
faintest aiv.iieciiition of tlie grandeat, gifte\er
otfored by one ftea pcople to unothcr. I Im
BtaBO meoting on Tuceduy evenirg is blmoart
tlielirst imlicatio.i of popular intercst it. an b>
teraatiooal eplaode whieb ta tba begiuning
OBghl to bave aroii.sod u liue feeling of geaoloe
putVintisin. Wo bave BO nasoii to doul.t tba!
AmtnrffBBf gcnerall.v, and our own ritrceao
especiall;, wi!l inake a gcueroiis icHponso to
ueappoal wbich ha.a boos |0 eloqueutly pre?
sented by Mr. Evarta, Dr.8totro und tbe n
Baaierag apiattiBt ut tha Aca.lomy. Tha Btatne
will be toc pieciotis an onuuiieiit to tho harbor
K. be alloued to BJO bagfgtBB for g pcdestiil.
I'veti if patriotJo eoBBideratioBO are of bo>bo
comit, niuiiicipitl pride will eventiii'lly piovi.lt
tha ineatis of tBtebiButiag and ughtinc tliis
liKU'iiiiieciit beiieon in our haibor. Tue staiuc
will in tbe end, M Mr. Choato reui.tike 1, be
Kiveu a leg to Btand ou. Uut nicaiiwhile
Ataericanfl will ti.nl it BBtaaaary t<? apologtae
i??r an opathy aad fael ofappreeuatioB Btraagely
at v.uiaixc arlth tbo gaoiirnna btipwlaea and
infectious entbiiaiu^in of tbe I'reii.Ii contribu
tora. Tbey will have ta eanteaa tbat |taal
ideaa ha^ea eaidai welemue hera Ibaa thoy
bayein Franea.
THE LOVB IT CiSE.
'1 'be answer of tbe < ioverning foininitlee of
tho I'l.ioli Clah tO tbe eoiiiplail.t of Mr.
Lonbat, altboogh it dtacloaea bo new lact, ex
biluts clearly 111?^ iaaoeeto be tried b-tween
thti paitilBl Wben lit.igation aTBB 8X88 tiuoat
enedTHB Tbwtjbb wfaarred totvo leadiag
rjtaaa, botii tiied before tho Ksatai of the Balla
in London, aud botb ot wbleb were dcohlad
apainst tbe conittiittees of tbe clubM. In caeh
caae ? Buaatbei had baao . xpelled aad tho bbbm
Croiiiitls of ifiiistitutioti were laid dowu by tbo
Coiirt. Assuiiiin?; tbat OBS OOBnTtfl ahould Bdopt
tbese cascs as prec-deijts, it will Im hjeUBtbOBt
Ofl ib.- cltiU to prove tbat the rcsolution of ex
pulaion was not adopte.l utitil e\ery p.wsil.lc
oppottimity bad been ajfttl tbe acenst .1 of
cU ai ing his eliaraotcr. Tbe question wbetber
or uot tho pluintiU's eonduct was "iniproper
??4 pre.iii.licial to tbe elul." is not witliin tha
teapO of tbe prc.-ent in.iuiry. Tbe IfaOOOf ot'
tho Balli lai<l it doWB dearly tbat a connuittee
bl lioi'.nd to act witb theutnioat judie;al 1,uiimv?,
and not to convict a man of a gi ave otle.ice
wbich would wairaut his expulaioii wilbout
lair aud sutlicient uotice and au oppoitunily ol
nioeti'ig tbe accimation ; but if it ao acts tbe
Court will uot review iu dci ision. Kvidoutly
tbe eounsel of Mr. Loabal bave fraiued their
roinplaint on tbis view of tho law. 'l'lie plain
tift ehaigoa uufairness on two frrounds. Ile
complains that evidenco was taken belund 1ns
baek whieb be never Baa and bad noopportu
nity of unswering or relmttiti-.
The delendunU, in tbeir answer, allego tbat
Mr. Lonbat was nssisted in the wiitten state
iiuiit be foibinitted to the cotniiiittei) by his
lawyeis, thal if l?e bad leqtiired it he ntigbt
bave 10031 all tbe evidence takeu by tbe aub
coiiuuittep, and tbat it was bis own faiilt if lie
did not. Tlie defondanfs a'.so ehartJB tbat
tbere w;is no nraferia! dtfoTOOeo as to tbe tacts
in tbe ataieiiiciitH uiaile Of OOthci p;nty. Tbe
lir.at isHiie Ls, tbeu, waa Mr. Lonbat tieattd witb
tbai judiciul faiiuoss whiafa the Uta tanjBltoa 8
eoBHoittoa to ?erelao baforo depriviug a aiaa
oi rifhto fo? whbthhe haa paidl Mi. LoBbaat
alao eoateodo that aome BMoahataof tbeeooa>
niitlee expreswil a .letorniiiiation gg exi?el biin
befaca auv owWeatea wit.s taken. b^BcbaJbot,
If prowed, woatd bo otraBg BjroBBd fortemit'
tiiii.' the wlicle OBOB bBBtfe to tbe connnittee.
Otber tethniciil grotuids as totbe consfitiition
of tne committee are raiaed. Luoking to tha
i-iticnie siinilanty af tho f;nttl to Iboae iu the
eaaoo donarl Va ra^ard ta tha Artaj uud Kavy
,ii,l DmfatiBjh Claho iu LoBdoo, thachabBBBi
would aerui to liidine in Mr. fiaghat'o la\oi a.s
to a reveisnl of the laoolatbai of Mav j...
1882 ; but ottch iwrafBal waald onlj bbjobb! to
an order tor a reiieiiring, fof H tho elul., ntt.-r
iiiMilling ..li foiiiial.ti-s, agata reaoivedoa>#??
jiuj.-ioii. tha eaaa, in thal BartiaBlai aopaei,
would bo baJOBld the fBfthsS j'irwdittioii hf
the Comt.
AS OLD-FAJUUOXiM TUlXMMlFIXe,
Weare lavoied with u Tli.i.ik-giving day ?f
tbe gemiiiie ol.l-faahioiicil kiu.l tbia year, uilh
foast in tlu- air und anow on tbe Kround. \Cais
,i-i. ,i Tli.uikrtgiving wbich d:d not Ining tbe
boya " coaatiug " aud akating waa couaidered
liltle lesa tluili a BWli'dl.*, and the averagr baf
,,1-rl ti|itm it witb anylhiiiK but tbuii.?lulueaa
ii, hia hi-ait. Wliiit waa Iba fJOttl Bl a Thanka
(.'ivutg l?ay if he could uot slide or akapJ i
could uot bave a ? eliuw udo ' iu tho vveuiug.
followed by the good old u inolasaes candy
pullt" This yeartheso never atale pleaaurea
can be enjoyed by the happy dwcllors of
country viliagoa. A Thankagiviug with snow
ia tlie ideal day of joy to overy country child,
and we havo profound pity for the childbood
which wbb passed in igm ranco of all tho
tnatchless pleasures which ancli a day aflorded.
We bBBff u great deal uowadays about the
perils of this day to tho huiuan atomach, and
dyspeptic poeta inflict na with dreary aud
dreadful poetry about the stibseqneut pnngs of
indicestion, but we dotibt if there is iuuch truth
iu these couipliiiuts. I'robubly no more people
overeat on that day thau ou other days in the
year. There was no cornplaint of indigeatiou
heai d in tho old days, nnd there ccrtainly was
no lack of food in tlmeo tinies. It waa ? ?lay of
joy as well M teasting, and so to a great exlent
it ie to-day. We are not all dyspeptics?we do
not all belteve Lh.it the tvnly happy shonld
never seem to be rjuile well. Few ot tis care to
liiuit our lunch toa few inoments' conlempla
tion of alily. It u a tinie of good liviug and
Iicalthy thinking. A great many of us sympa
thi/c with the jolly BBBBOB WBO| as he sat back
in his ciiair from n bountiful evening feast,
lioliling his dgai in his tingeis wi.ile he stiuck
his niatcli, sai.l iu his hrst ministerial maniier
to his BOigbbor : ? My dear sir, there are two
"viitnes which Ifiid to Hflf-righteotisni-s-i.
?' < >ne it etirly rising, and tlie other is abstinenee
u Irom the ttse of tol.ace..." That very parsoti,
eloqBOBi and abie heyor.d tlie mans ot his pro
fcs.Mon, has been and is one ot Ihe heallhiest
nnd BtlUUgaBt Bgenciea for good in this country.
B6 helieves iu good IsYBBgj and henlthy think?
ing, uud that it in a innn's duty to take care of
his body as well us his soul Lot us away with
dyspeptic thoajgfUa and gJoOBlf foreliodin'- 80
this day of Thanksgiving, and make it a tea-t
of juy aud gladness. The old - fuehioned
weather is with us. Let us koep the day in
tiie old faahionod aray.
SO EECMB9.
The quastimi of alioliBlium arliool recossPs and
pivluit a lonaer interv.il Jof rest at: no.>n is now
a. tively disciiHsed iu many cilios. The expeiiniei.t
is M be tTied t<>r four inoiitlis in tho puiilie hcIiooIb
of Troy. and for two BBOka in ttoaa "f Boebaator.
Tii'ui.utful parenta will neo many excellent raaeana
for B.ieh a ehaflga, Not the Last impeftBot to the
physical elloet upon a ehihl of gelBg houie at noon
..titl reidenishinc ita ?t"ro of atceagth an.l vivaotv
with u siinple warm (linn.tr. Ib i-itirs few chihlreti
live so far away frmn school at t.? make tliis im
povsihlo. lt laaatatatad wbetha* au toterval totsf
enotiKb to seeure this jfa.n of food a.ul asaretoa
iiieana also a? aftettioou bBBBVmi etlding al a later
hour than Bi nreseut. Tlus would be no drawbaek
if all lha atBdyrag waoa Boaa Ia aebooL Teoct
liooks BbOBfeJ aat bo opened bv ch.lilien out of
srhunl l.ours. and a sy-totn arblcb OOmpala a CfllW
to htn.ly at home Iar.ulicaliy WtOBg and BlfBUaed
for the beaefaef tha teaeher rataai than <>t' tba
juipil nnd Its pmeiiN.
A iong iBnnaa in ? irltTBthnrl teaoiaaaaai h closc
Maaeiaatoe of tbe ebildren t!r..r many peraone, f.-ar
Ing tba itievitahio Maebabeapol the floek, refaaa t<?
i.tti.i.r littlaaaaa raa'tba raaaaadaaadtbeaeta
private achoela laataad. '1 his flangat bobIiI mamly
dtoapoeaf with tba abalitioa al (ba n.a* Tba ex
j(,.n.nt, it may aa wei! ba ?oaeeaad, U sure to
fail la a l.u.llv ventilated s< Iwol-room. Tlie lot.g,
??broken nornink laeatoa erIII reanll to dinee%and
iu naatal totbaegf. I" 8 awQ-aaBtilated roata,
boaerer, nml with eeeaatonal gyeanaetJc aaaa
which a j.ulici.iiis teu. hf.r wo.il.i have no dillicnlty
iu arraoalag, tba raaabai aagbt Ia bogoa* Tho
Befaool Bnperintendent ot BocheetK his artoelyde
ni.uiil.'il iioiutiio aaaaaan Baaailad rapartaaata
tha aflaataof tho ehaage naoat the aeadtBand tba
Iohhoub al tba impils. Ihaaa raparta will bvaaaB
WilU iule.este.l-.ewl.ere.
?aaa is an ofti aiaiailiato. aaaj (Baatliaa away yoara
IgO, and Obl aaoBgh 80 bl iiew t.. many 01 thla l-.h
eraii.i., wiii.ii was a aegnlai L'hachaginna
nigbi atand-by. No gathcring abont tba Bra
.v. r arrparatrl arithaol i.? belng told. It ran
Mmetbhxg rn this oa] : A new railway bad
!?.,.,, orx aad througfa a bleab aad uuettled ae. tion
i.f eiiimirv. aad bad baaa ia aparatl.aly a ahoti
titiiewli.ii a ii.av.N -ii..w baganfallingandaoon aa a
pletelv blockaded tba road, atopplng tha traia wi b
tta ttngto paaaengB* eaf far from
alaee af hoMtatioB. Thaea araaa a doaen
or non r.'.Mi'.i'. bol as the pr
, f , li.f witbta 8 f'W hour-. was if..?id tlny were
laklna lha nnplaaaaal rfttratton cat.uly. Among
t',.,,, -aa a iall, lai.k. l.i.>-i ......iier. abaaa
countenanoa Waa ehtefly tanaarlubla tor a
pretrrnaturally ' laraaj tnouth. boon aftex
,i?. U-..1U camo Ia a aiandarill, he aooaa at
,|?. fonr.rd end af th- cir. and with
Ditoblandaart arofeaaional amile aegan: " Now, in. th
r.n and st t.-ri. wo'vo gal to ttay here
shnt BP legathaf Ior an hour or two. BO lel us
lliake tlie baat of it- I aay brathren uud aiatora
baeaaaa wt aaa all hiatliiaa and awtera?an.'t
tl.af aol Were all < hri.-iti Baa, a i. i' l we f 01
OMiaa we aro N<>v h't liave a Ii I lo experi. n.v
meetlng here. Why not T We all h.va the i.or.l,
doo'twal We all beltora Ba knowa baat what ia
k,(??l f->r us. doafl wef Of c are we
,lo Well, l'S talk abi.ut Him a little.
1? b.-irin with. we all ' bolicve thete's
uotbiog tba I.'.rd conlo?u't do if II?? wani.-.l to-we
a)l b bevo that. BOari Baj T" At this point
paaa lookiag aaoBtryBaao, arbo bad
baaa aaaoebiag lha aairliag apaahai with
eloaa lataaaat, atartled hi.n by aaylng: "Waal,
1 .luiiiio 'hotit that. I tbfaah I kunW one
tbina the Lord couldn't d..." "olt! da y<.u I"
exelalmed tba acaaeber arith great dadtgba, " Uo
yoainstoadl Well hs h nr it. Bpaaa ap loudand
i,., MaJl baaa arhal II Ia tba Lord eouldn'1 ...:
"\Va:il,"-ai<riho ci.nntry man wilh irreat deSbi ra
ti,,., "'lle e.iiil.li.'l ba' tua.lo ymir in ntli any
biggaraataaa beM bar'aat faof aara tmkf That
,.,,".,.! ti.,. BoBfaraaea ?aaHng
*.nionifthe hlefsinirs t? he thankful for. but at a
aaie distance. is tho BOtUga toatball inat.h a/lit. h
anaaally ejoaraa the atblatle aaaaaa ovTbaak?
iMnnIi'av. Baaw aad alaab make luilo difiaranca
tu tba phi)? rs whilo the BV elators are al le.l in i-ti
dniiBg tii?' ci.ill aud uiM.-.>mi.ii t by tba azc'taawol
of tne gai"*1 un'' l'10 consi::..ii .ness ot a Thnnkhuiv
tognafatita rapully dotaioplag luto fulrand luaty
prnporttoao To.lay Tato aod Pataeaiaa -raiio.n
ple\eii aaahoftbali aiigbtiaal menof war, wbo,
liaviiiu trlnaiphadoraa tneir araaker bretbrenof
Efarvavd aad Uelambla, atand readyto do Beree
battk* faf that avmawbal amptybooor Inownaa
ti?, rbaaatoaablp As the aaofautaew ifalabaa
4%..t. iwo antcbaa, baabag beateu lUrvurd an.l
t'oluirihia ; Frineetou l.un w.m on.. fruui Culoaabto
,,, -,i loat ono to Ilarvar.l; (oiu.nl.ia baahaB tiure
?uid wt n uone ; .uid Haivanl baa wou two froui
1, .,irt..n and Cataaabni an.l lo^t aavteYato, lf
\ a'e wiiii 10 'lav. theivfore, she i..-:irs oll tbe uhaot
plonahlp. ablh if Pnaaataa alaa, bai rletory
Biuiplf nanaaa u tie batataaa h.-rteit aad \ ah'. Thal
tlie u.at'h ".II he hoilv COBtaatod uo ono will
,1, ui.t aba aaBaaaabaBi gaa rioaMaoaf his .-..liena
,i 11, aad aflalltoaaJ latotaal will baascllad by lha
i -,, t that toih eoUagaa aaad aat tato year tba beet
ttoaeoatba] baya aaowa>4 lapaal aaaaaaaathaaa>
tieace ol B.eelat.ua has laaa nut to a severu L- t
l.v gaa bbbbjbb daaaaalva plajbag, iu abteh the
i.loek ua-ioe uud BBfotg uiui'iidi.w.is paBfodlaataa
portaal a aart. ttatl by lha ratoa aaWaiaB u?t aprlng
,? aaabtai fnur <>i ataaa aatoOf toii.iidowua
le? than the.r i.|.pt>nenta tvin the BBSoaBiaaaa
natblng abaj is abtakaaO. Aod aawthai aaarda
Mtetara i* tintif to Bbbbb aaaaaaaaafea fataa aud
dowuaa teatu ahull u*tt kava advMuaad kl.e hull
live yards or '.?>?it ten t!ie> BBBB)gioa Bg hba BBal
t?> tl.e otip.>rite Bide. So tho luouolouons foaeiBg
andtointltiRt liiclihave eharacten/ed puit niaieliea
will be eUaugaa Ior liol, MpM work, aiul the
theuMiutlaef BBaaBaaBai wbo will li.'<k lo the t'olo
i.ronuds if the weather pe.riuiU will bo likely to
aeo the abati.e?t aa well o. tl.e hardost fr^cht foot
ball matuh that Thankagiving Day baa e>er
brougDt us. _
It Is jrratifylng to learn from a communicatlon
which Mr. Henry C. Allen haa c.auaed to be sont to
tho papara that he ia thoroutjhly awaro that the
lottery bualneaa haa been revived in this city, that
he has knowledire of just how many offlcee each
company has, aud that bo kuows the anioautof their
pn.tits, eto. Ho will. than-fore, have no ilifflenlty
in complytng with tho susraestion which we made
to him on Tuosday laat to reoeat the pnhlic scrvice
w lu. h he perfonnod years agn and once more make
tlioDistriet-Atioriiey'.i 80688 active in proaecuting
IBthoT than pr itectinir th-i men who bbbBBBB in this
criuiin;il BBbBBBBbj 1'roiu timo to tiuie lu tba paat
wo have given Mr. Alleu information on thisaub
j.'it whicli he has not acted upou ; it is, therofore,
all the BBB* pl.-aflanf. to flud thit he is so quick to
tako advieo. It is to be reuretted that h* hus had
lo wait, as he intitnat's, for BB6 n -w Ctiminal Codo
to go into BbV t. but as tha' happens to-tnorrow
th.re will prohably bo no fnrtiier delay on Mr.
Alieu'apari. At anv rato we will bOfB so. And we
will alio walch patietitly.
Onr progenitors in this city enjoyed a Thank-giv
mg Dav in 1644 whaai haa iiiBtalaad uir.pi''. They
iprt tip their loinB aud niurehiiig to Oreenwich,
COBBh there eteer in cold blaad an.l biirned alive
aboal livohnndred Indians, inrliidmg woinen and
children. Tbea iBteVBaeg toHew-Tetkwttbaaaav
nies ii.ti.-h wli.tted they sat down to a bnuntilul
ThaBkasirlng iiinuer. lt is tortaatata that ihe
Apaehea of tbo far Soothweat aro too BBadwaoBBi
to keep TbaBtbagl rfajg in this fadiion.
Danatiir TTan Tmirtiina ti rapoatod aa aaytug that
BB ia ia f.vorof (,'ivil Servi e Ri f.r.n, but tbat he
w.ii Miptv.rt no measure erbteh urroiaee ibe m (aa
ti.... of Btopobliaaaa toadaea. Thaa, tor tho thou
aand aad Ini flroe, daaa Dan arltch tba world with
Boble and nBflthl .sati'siiiausliip.
Of eourse Mr. Clev. land will give thanks to-dav
baaaoaahatogotaglBt tbaBwaoatroa .hmis v.ry
softly ciishioned. _
Of eourse Mr. Cornell will <rlve atOBkl to-day be
eaoae ba ia aaiag out -the paat wi baaaac is the pri?
vate statioil._
Of conrse JadfB Foljrer will aive Ibaakl to-day
baaaaaa hatofataaraoraaaaia wkeea ba hv?Waah
rngtBB ? con.e.ledly a nioro eugagin^ city than
Albany. _
Of eourse Mr. Sm.vth will jflvo tbanka to-dny bo>
? ,.i ? i; arigbt ba aoeaa than it Ie tha fot* aflafaat
ih? Saratoga ti.kct uiin!it have been uiianimous.
Of oanraa Mr. Frenefa arill gira Ibaaba to-day ne
caoae ol tl;.- arnval of :i.e anow?it wid anahae hlai
theeaal i to traek the fuototoBa of taeproxyaooon
drel. _
Of cooeee Jaha K.lly will nive thaaka to-day be
eaoaaof les peaUtoa at ti"' ByraaoaB CoowaaaaeB
and aftar?be has urewed aaai laaias ly that ba vap
tha D in . i uy, aot the Ltoaaacraoy hnu.
Of oonraa Mx. Bapburn will gtae thaaka baaaaaa
badeclined aat t<> daeliae to d.-clin.?it toaaves
ptoaaanl to ho run lliBaagh aa abla abnahiBg
maeblaa.
Ofconrae Mr. O'Brien will ajiye Ibaaka to-day ba
can.-e ba Ia aol ta ba t ...nity Ctork?the bluod <?.r the,
martym la lha aaad af lha leorgau?attoa ol Ibe
piity in the naetrapoato,
Of oonraa tbe Democracy of Sew-Tork will giae
tiiank-.to-.lay baeaaaa th y havaboaaroatocad to
power?Ial tboae laagb tbat Ia.
Ofconrae tba Repnblteana of New-York will ifiva>
tbanka to-d ly beeanae th -v bave been ejeetnd fton
p,n.,., _t he road t-> parfaetioa pau a by tba toBt of
disappoininiei.t.
Ofeoaxaeafmliaagtry arrll ?ivo tbanka to-day
beeanae abe is bandaome?a thing of beauty may ba
only skln deep, but lt is a Joj fbtaYei at tiio bex
i.liice.
Of ciuise Mi-i Susan II. katheai n IU ^;ve thanks
to-day b. cauto ot ihe irork sha haa be. d y. nalttad
to do?basuBaaaaa is as aaaahaaBa doaai
Of f:o-irs.> Pr.-.id.'iit .Vrtl.ur wiU g.ve tbaak-i to
dav i bc inae ... the ooteeiae af f daaal iuterf. ranaa
at Saratoga io tba mtld beptamonr?be ia aot per
bapa aa ba wleotne aa b i btbi batora lha Coavoutloa,
I ttl he eertaiu'y knOWS a ln ap r.iure.
o eaoraa Mr. Conkbag will p?a tbanka to-day
i ,i auaa polittca Me out >>i hun?aa hoaaat,nnobara>
aive law \> 11-> tba nobtoal work <>t utod,
Of eonne af] tha paopbj in tba aaetropolia thal
keep th.'ir own aarriagca will triv thaaka to-day
beeanae they are noi eompelled t.> walk? the atreeta
an .1. anch a frtgktfully appallmg aaadlttoa.
Of eoauaa all tha paavie in the netrapolla that
iion't k.-ep their own e unages w.ll grm thanka to
day beoaoaa ol tba grwM axpeetatisjoa that tond
elaatidrty to theiretopa?the-atreetaatebadtoad baa
[riabtfully appalliag eanalrtan hut thaa tha
ptungef baaaaron by tba aaba?of htoaamaluM that
i.e will natnat aatlthabaa aujda Ihoaa atreeta as
ei.-an aa ihe misi.iiue.i plwaaaga of a fgaahaf augei.
Of oonna tkraai that aat Um tarbey will ::ivc
thanka ta-aVay?a torbay on Thattkegiviag ii woi.h
two ba tha baah. _
t >f oonree the htrkey htoaaalf wili ccivn thaaka tn
,]iV_it ia alwaya asw.et prrailegeta aatbowIiBaOa
tha clauaa af aelf t.? Ihe comtnou gaod.
FBBSOJAl*
Colotiel Rohert (t. In?er>oll has aeeefted theia
\;ia:ioii of tha Litarary Boeattlaa af tba Caaaaa
State Unireraltj todaUrariha anuual erattoa to>
i'liie Ih.'in nexi .lua.-.
Mr. Ilollis Hiiimewell, who has alr.a.iy uiven
wvii.d. v, btaaa., a pnhlic tibrary bniUllogeosiiag
a750OO. ia now ereetinB Iheraatowaball worth
?iiii.iit.'tjioo.noi).
Said a tiieinl to (Jetiernl 11. V. Ibitler, jttst bafBta
tie recent eleettoa, whlla dlaeaaaing polltlea:
"Oeneral, l'm afraid yoa are pet iu? into bad cui
pany." "oh.n..." waatkaiealyj "Iaataiehanga
i:i\ pi.liii.s; Ichangau?ypartj frienda, aouMtlaaea.
rrankiin Sinenotis, the Hcuiptor. has ttnished al
liisstiulio iu b'ou.e ihe clay ino.lol tor tba statu* oi
oiiv.r I'eiiy atortoar, for tha bfertoB Moiiiuneut
Aaaoeiattoa ol [aOiaaa> la^at?taawUlh6>aaa8Bi
aconaaai lfanicb.and unveii.diu laaaaaaapaBaaaa
-oext i.aotinon Day. afra.atuctoa,whwhrapead
it.< tba winter at Oxlord. Enirland. WBaOB her
yoangeal aaa, OHrar, i* M coilaga, raaaatly riartrd
K'otne lo Biapael tbo ino.lol. She wntes that " Mr.
Aimntona auceaattod m aaOttaaj an sseeHeai aad
actoryexpeewalw. rhe tMwition bj gaodaad
,IriUi:i'. an.Mhe wl. letu'-iivslal ol I.H-. .Mr.
Siiniuons ;" Ibta worh baa es.h ! myexpeefa
u.i mnde tha portraval antli genina Km
m.iiioi. is no.v Buftonna: from maloriallaraa,aaa>
iraeted duraaathaa -tay to Roaaa.
i:,l iiaii.iiion \. Ddrtdga, BTbcaB aleafh m
Chtoaea Ihto woah has akraa ly baaa aaaaaaaaad,
?:,-. a atosainatB of rkelatoPaaaidaut Qailald ba
tkaalaaaoi iBfblal WUhaaaa CaHaaja, aad Baa twa
men 07888 ever Bflaf BBBBI Iri.-nds. Althoiinh
naoalli ?? l>" .?"'''?" nl Baiiaiaa QaaaBtol aVdObaaj
took an aetira rotoreal m adaBaaafag in-* hIhstious
Crtoad'a polBBaal tuataaaa aaaaa Ihaa i.efore tbe
L'onve |ionof!880 as tuuahtar>4Oariald'aaaaBBV
naiioii a aoaasbllitj aei ?aai i BMgkbag b'f. aad he
?i,-i-.ii-iliiik'lv wrata M many af his htopabb ...
'. io.. laon t?" ??'?!? r- '"'? vv"rn til"??,,?...
. , ?Ueof rhea hhci aa h-b al laai tnnwdth*
(',,i\, iit...n to.-aul i I tiiia. i lOICe. b?U ial
. , .. L?. ;ll ,.?1 ,1 ., ,i ,.-..rs i:.auiiir.li..t.. ..nd ??*+
" ?,,. en< .?!." i--.it tha dtoaier grawo ly ib
oflnfUl ot.je.iew l'.. si.l.ui. an i a ttta vi-.il of
, u i-iiii .I....H pairt '<> ?>n-r:?i t.,r.e.d al tba
\\ |, f.- tiniua) i'\ u e Wiiii iii.s gradual m, it. adad u.v
ii-,.-' ^.-..-. ... .? Or. Brarh tfaaabaBB
BJ Ivleii i.'d l> taille, t'.e famotts FaBBfb pu nter
m aaly ihlrtjr-faa* gaara ^id. Ba was inirn iu
md l.i.ue.riiM.l.r IdeiHHoiii. r. Afier BBBaf
wo.k III t ie sttl.lio he pttin'ed a pi. tire.
?? I... haakd daa laiiii-nii." uid aaaat i' t" Iba
|?tona LBtaX HbwbboI the tbaai "i.iv lwaaaty
..ld. baa wiieu he rihawad the BtaBaaj t?>
Meis.oti.er, that ?reat mastej exelnui-.l ; "Now,
my ;.?,. \oa ? au w. i.. b, . ...-.11. I h r i-no'hinif
?,, ,, to si.o-.r y.iu." lt ies.ti.1, l>y ihe awj Ibflf Iba
.liiu.iiuce wh.i seiv.-i a-- . m.slel foi DetalUi i . tBBM
ptotaia beoaaai &o laad ol II that ho bbbbbI t a lt
when fl'-lsbed 800 franca?al) tho money be hoa
the world. The offer waa accepted. 8oon afta7?u11
I'nnceeH Mathilde Bonanarte aaw and admired tk*
piclure, and offered the .lmmin-r 40,000 fram* V
it. He waa relnctaut to aell u but finallr did
and bonght iiimerlf a comfartable hoaie 4V>*>, ?J??
praxo-da. At th* Halon of 1H?9 D-taiile m*u ^
oiher great hit with " Un Enga^eu^T^ *a?
1-b Coaaaws et lea Oardea .I'lbmnan^
aninndentof Ihe Flrat Vanoleon's Ruaaiaa ?""
paign. Of thia pi.ture Theophile Gautier wr^"
" It ia an abaolute nuracle of lnveiiMou tnj ???/
tion." In p-raonal nppearanco Dctaijle haa aoth'""
of the, traditi.ma! artist-tyne. no flowing ha-kaaU
imk.ntnpt heard. Ma haa a baadaome, eIDIi^
head, and a -olilier-like beanug, aerjnirert he aa?
by hia leaaj atu.ly of hattle aeenea. *??
GESERAL NOTES.
Tbe inalienable rigbu with wlucli the paobla
of smtii Uiiroltna cuuahlcr t'aeiuaeiveacn.lowfil are hf
Bbertl and the purauitotopoaauiiia. auduftheoBi^TZ
ia not the leaa.t linportant In their i-atiuiatlon. Butm!
puraued wlth aiieh peralateo, y tbat one of ItaeoDera,
tnma Wbleb it iiamilly bivolvre?the hlllug ot the Uv> t>
whieb the poaaiiiu haa taken rerage?haa beroaae ta*
aaarce of aerloua loaa. A uon-opoaauin Imutlug elUxea
ravely culled tho ettentlonot tha&mta Cerouaa
ture to tbia Bubject, and pray*. that ?iu
nt.-iiHv deatructloa of valuablo tfinber" uwr u
Btepped.
. The romrtiittee of tho New -Raven Couimor,
I aaaofl appafated to eoualder the qurxtlonof r?iu<ivina
rpoii tbe Uiiiniir.il dtygn-eu the ancte&t ht?te Houna
whieb now dlali rures It, haa reported a<ratn<a tbatprup
oattlon. If fl'i'Is tht't the atructure la aafe and t?a>'
ful. iiwl can he niii.le to aaauine adeeenl appraraoc* ?(
sniall expenae. Ever ilnoe Bew-Qaven eeaaedto be
one of the twin capitalaof Conneetlcut ltapeapleuve
iieen aiio'it equafly dtvldedon tl.c <|uo?tion of tearhut
iliiwn the lonn.-r liome of tlio " aliu-l ? atera." a* tae
Uoraol tbeXataxeg Otateare UTevereaUj eaatg.
liall',1.
By the death of William Hoggtrt, better
known aa -Omaha iiill," the rallway aervleeeftU
co.u.try haa loal a valuahle naaiatant. He kad bmb
ahly acrvcd on inorn roaua than auy other ' ntneax
iu tlie eouutry, f?r he liked vartety and could not Wtc
realat hia natural dlapoattlrm to rove. He wanaiBuat
atalwart frane aud Iramenae atrength, ami IdacluuaaBr
waa frank and laithful. He woul 1 alwaya jrtvebbea
ployera due notu-eof hia uiteiit.on to "moveea." aad
Iei,..-rheni in au houoraMe uianner. Iu the eouieeef a
y.-ni- or two he. would atri.le lutu the company'* eab*
ajraln and any : " V. ell, Mr.-. here 1 am arata Aay
elianee to eatrh onl" Thero alwaya waa ,i raaaeetn
" cateh on," and he waaneverout of a jo^lotorerUaaa
few liom-a. He waa l.unie.l to d.alh iu a ti..in aretkij
a fortnlght sgo lu a collalon on the Central Paefh Rail
r.a.l.
A gentleman wliopiesidedattlierecentSctiool
i:...if.l oleeflui. tn Maiiemvter. Euglaod, gtveaea aoiaa
lug. tbough ao.newiiiit gtoomy oeeoiuit of the llllterxta
rotert Who prceented thcniaelvea to bhu. Many ef
them liad even forgotten the namea of rhe eandldaba
w liom tlny wlabed to aupiwrt 1 hey had been told Uut
lt waa tlolr diify to vore for tbla ,.r tbat gentlanuB, aa4
r i. -,- wereprepared to perfonn Itlf the prealdtageffeal
eouiil ouly telri'.ah their raeuiorleaOB rhe vltal potntaf
namea. One w.,inati b^lng aaked the nauie*of BtBB
xhedealred to bave eleeted, cheerlty replled: ?* radfed.
I diiiiuot know, alr, but you n.uat, be.-auae yoo mak*
oi,t the pnper!" Citliera wlio expreaaedtheir bBktdhB
Dortlug on- pui-11. .liar *-t of eaud;.l.itea, r<a*ed
f.irrl.iiiKMlre aet rn ?hnrr. It w:ia pandy a Blaffer
of elianee Ii ?? tbeir votea weat, and. for rhe inarfer?f
tbat, tbey did not aeeu baeara umeti \?heitu-r thertght
ar wroag candklatea get ahaaa.
? It has boen niunue.l fr,?m tiiue btiiuetUtt
Lord RipoP mtended to mark lua eraretabai u Ba
Bouun faltb bj reatoringal leaata partot Foautaiu
Uertaluly, If tbereia to be arevivalof na?aaa
tle Utatltatlooa la EngUud.it would be Binet .lealraate,
froui un urenaolo.-i al l>olnt of vlow. thal lt aluiuld be
tlo- Btaana ,.r reatortag aoaaa ot tbe Bjagaifleeal remalaa
now aeattatad aver rhe eouutry. Lard Bipeala ?err
ri.ii. aud baa only one obild. Urdde Orry, lounUBui
waa [art ,.r tlieirreat estale heipleathcd ro bia fatbartt
IB40 l.v n remote kmewomea. Mrs. Uwreaee. Ia
t-j-J. when tlo- fall of live areln-a of the el.Mater thwaO.
ene.l the deatniction of ihe aivade, tlav w.-r# fyUtB,
and the entlre roof wna etrnred up. ren yeara haaratl
tnwer wm rei.uill, uuu 111 1840 utacr luiportaut repaUB
Were Ii... BA
" A't.-rall, theae Virgiala City minera,"eajl
h ('..liiorntii paayer, ?laaa i??*x. eaaaaoaa i.earta. 3ta
otior aveurbg aaeef theaa, who waa BtdakOtg "p a
we- IB - -li.ee ln TtkBUa, sl.iiped ?ut of tue Palai-e Ilofel
aft.-i dliineraudran aguliiat a baRgard-lookhig. abal.hr
genteel wotnaa, who waa weeptag oetaeeraar. ?what
H tka n.a:t,r. uurnf aald tba aalaee. 8be <??*""
[.oveity.ateline.aa, a lar^e fai? ly ? eiab
rt,,?, Dotlttag to do.uotWng towvur. 'htbattBeBtB
froek yoii've oatF anhl H?e roiitfli f.-l.ow BJtatly. SU
-iiitt waa. BBteltuihlapoeket. Heontaln.-d J>i?r nae
020 pteee, wbtab ne Bad fflb B*bd laawfeM t<> wine and
Uaaetbal Bveadag ? Btat)beraaueaaaat,aairaV
ardhe rtodeed bio.ki.I the eorm-r nnd Into .? dry aaadt
'si,?, ln iitew juluutaa he uturaad, aii.i. preaalaga
bViiidlo Into Ihe i.r wou.au'a haod. df-anKarad
.,,.^1 ,,ran,::ii;vho l,a-d,..,::a v.oaetiim*^
Mllv. Theatarruig feiuale r? he pwj?ga>
luedapabrofeubfotwatael BU -">, ktuga.
l'OLITK AL XlilTS.
Tlie ezperfence of Coubreruraan Wi'.Iiamsik
Bttlal Ul-eo.l-.IU I'l-C'.et wa, 1l.,.|l.t'..-a-li,.''.-lt,>tbat
,1 manydther defeated Bepuhlleaa ea.ididaua. TU
Uepuhll^n uiiiloritj aiul -.y it?-?
,?.,, ol I- P?n i a ith ProhJbituO leauluga thougui tbxf
?M, uwkea'MHJKlBntBg- and vote their BBB>
,?,,!,.?? Bo t'l-v threw tneir ballota away on taatatw
,:?,,.,. e.uolidate.I diaeover.,1 whell 11 ? aa lo.. *?
'' . :. hii.1 Ml.e.-.ile-l iu lu-lplngil 0 '??"***
,;;;,.,,'l iu.y now U-UMr. Wlluaiua tb.) are - x.rry.
"#he di.ty of tne Deniocratic piirty"***
,..:i aorn tbetue tBtbeparty Jowraaiatbea ? I
,1?. nrirani/at ni.. *ur> ivea tbe load of *As ice that B Uttg
dnmoed iiim.ii it.u w.ll gkreanother algnal ptoaf eMBl
vii.ii.v. Bai mafy Daauerate who inl.erited tbat
poiiiua! prtee4pleafaau Ihelr grau.lfatl.erawillbeatO
1,,-to ,n-...v.r whytbt BapubUeaaa al..I^vuui
,,;lHf the l>e.no,T:,t, areto loliow the,U.,e.loWX^B
Ex-Govenor Jewell ?ee? no cauae fordB?
eourngeiuent t-the Bepuullcaaa la the wceatdahaj
?1,,,., ;,,,.., ...,'.he. hetllUlkaiUeWeU dehned .Ud ead
lv reiu.aU.HL ihe faUare to rcduca tuxatiouaadteai.
fL,,he,,.l.S.,vi.e.,ll. telup-r..l?*?" "JJJ
8tor Boute rxpaaurtw aU aided hi briaglug ?*??**!*
?Mera. Tbeteu.perai.ee queatloi. be evide.itlyaeBjBrai
will .?tl.e,?.?t dtdleult t?dea>wltb. ?*?&&
?,-, ;u i ula oi Ua- Uum. runee 1). ople an in ?,??_-i,
, , 11 v -11111 Un 1' foi io au ef, iii.nl \.-i.. l.aiwmaaw
I,':;'.1 ^^ti.eya.i-ue.tUer to he bOUtfUt. eajoted. BOt
, ,W four Detuocrittio inemlierBcf tlieaeilCob>
grcaafromlowa owe their au,.>?^a>?J^J
.:.ihleti.e than UI their pawty'e W^J- ?
,,?..,. ,?a,.o Iti.-a the Ilepnhileana have had InUieBBBW
to7ateBdeduem.teau.n.pnaa,onthBtanouu^aaB2
Zmwm aatBvabtta taaa tatbu. cauip^**
l?.H, allowed to I..U U.?...-alvea ^^lt^T^
taalaaa wtetBava laawatt ***?***7*. J3
oulv a .. w daya priur lo eloetlou. ?^?^'3S5J|S
. ??,ua, ll,-M-ta waa re; o,u.*-,t ,. au ?n? |WI!I
ukulutaunpalgtaUaaret. ^_
Ex-Senatwr McUoaaW'e Preaidoatoal hBB8
lafUgpaakad hflthfuliy. Ile haa -"^JS
m.oe. ataylng quaUtle. tban any othereaailhttu
tn.ua.lH.v the ,.??o,,.t. llla ^'^^tSS
(),? u. u Xatioual eonte>t and n-.w that Mr. "'"^
ii,,. peruuuatl] rattred hiu.n..?'P????**
M,"i.udhaannrival amoag ^J^T^
s?,ea bl. reeool la ,.* U.HU.h UT ., 1. '^j^
llttllllt Tll I U.U UlU'iai' Ml? ~ . . .W . imBtaaBBBtiBBBBBT
l lvu ,,im;l uklux title that -i'^^riaU
.,, m.i. ,,..ai eaav*-. la-unajraw njf^^ffaf
j:-:,';:o:.ar^,.!:an^
|lll(,vl,wsw.t..ani..?l.erot BBB4Proauaa?
lupoii.iea und b..- aa ?'-;7^:,\ n^?
no..iaiepunl.ahedln//-^'- ^S chOa* -V
?,,,?,, a,..uk warml) ofhia nier.ta andJ"^,,,,
Ullt tlleyw.ll ?ot be haekward tu > ^
.,, 1,.,.fo.vthel^.al-t.uw.fe* Wr,^^.gBBa1
;nill,i:ll,,t, ure. however eiual.y P?'^^
tuu. The greuteat boatlllty te *"*??**?*
llUllK,:?e,. people ? ho aa;prrj- B..aeb ffltSg
,;?v,,lllir Fo-ter recog??ea ^^.
tftke ogbtb. Oba. ???. ).?".. .i1;,*:;ia,,,oa.-?
Otar r.port.r liuit the iva.ili l?.-?. " J*? .mtll.rat.ara
.,,,,- tuo une.-tion wh.th.-i carryO*?
t..,,n>.,:.1 P-iWer. Ulb. ?^rjStaOBwr?
-J .h.,......ven.or mA ^3<*?!rJtr.a^ TB.
th.*re..t ?...?-?..hiei. w l 7^p^r? ?
,H,Uiel,,..ortat..he?an.li.n.M IW )u, n,al
?duk tbapreaenl Cougre-e .bo.ij.\[^l9tnim ?r
,,.?.?,?. uae-ana p? the IVudbl" i<
tor.uhl.1. Tkojdah, i^~;?ZZ??**L
..Uiu of liv il >? rv n - * ->''? ""' \" V Ua,K- a-*j?
IIU u.ltu.'Ueo duiiliX 1* ..Uaal'^"* "T
tlH. aaw?.un ... i.vo. ofj.aja ^f l,kaaa.B.ajg
luregaauiotho aauauaaUiP. kar>a^M ?'<?'? ^'tu*
tohiivo uouimaud ??^.uJfu^u,.fBiu-r?aaaaBi
. ..i.. ooi uu n v no are H>?i?f
Ile ia -'.
aud wiu aaa ata ?
,uli.ii Ii. ta.oi ota
i alectod. noi uea r iw

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