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^musemeuis tEo-Xigljt.
Ami i. aB Alt Cali i.KT-ExlilhUiam.
Eur.![OrSBa Ile 1st S.1r>~" Virginia"
J'.', -ai'.- Theatbe?Si?"Thr t'orslcan Brothers'"
I laiNO?S The Qua ru's Lece Haudkerrliirf.
? aura Hall?<>a>uoort.
1>aL1 .,lmATRF.-?a.l5-"5,heWonM?TidPbe Wnnli'iit."
i ir n Avr.vrt Theatke?B-'-Incomar.''
?ftasmontBA Horst -t*~" M'nes."
lUvlKIT'l lilli SXKKKT THIuATK?? "Fj'tU."
llK.'Vi'i'.BSiin't, BVBVBAaa TiaiiATrr?8;1;">?-" Iol-.iolhe."
>SiaWUfc BCABOT or Dr.siiis-Art Exhibition.
Kui.?'s GAaD?ja-B-"Thc Black Flss"
*an I macmu Opbea HotK-8-^in FnOMlaCB Min?
strels.
?Mam ir IHIL-Cnuccrt.
Thama ih?atrk-s -" Maaa " amt Fi ?" ibo Overa
(iiiirnue."
TmbaiBc aomyuK? 2 and 8?"McSorler's Iinintion.**
Tar. CaSIBO???"Tb* Queen's Lace llandliereblff.?
Union MtMUMMt TnattTRE?H? ?? A Parisian Romance."
Walli, k's Theatre?7;4V-"Tha Sliver Klnif.
Jnbt* to Hfcaertiscmcms.
AMlSKMkXTB? 3d Toge ?tth cu'umu.
ANMlT'NCKMENTS-S'/i FdJC-'ith COlUWB.
Hanking Hol'*f.h-7M ftyr-3th comiala.
Board im< Hud Ms- 'Ad Page?Alb column/
Bcsisr.>s CiiANCRH?Aitk Page?24 oilntna.
Bt sinks* Noxuks-410 Pmge? 1st oolumn.
Bahi i\n Acakemies?Otli Fiuie -2d column.
DmMBB MiP\t\WB TH Pane?Cth oolumn
I ita am ial?7th Paige?M. 1"U anil 5U column*.
Ba La- >\ anted?Sot Page -10 column.
Isstri cTfox-Ul/) Page-20. column.
Lani res and Marrinn-.?'.ld TOBO SSA aalnaaa
I."ii and Found- TIA Page?:nb coluwu.
Mimi., -SA Page -90. oolmuu.
Marbi tnits and Deaths-M'i Foi?*?fit* column.
JJiirELi.ANEOCa?3d fage? Otb eolumu ; Sth Punt? Mk
auil Uth minuma.
MrsiCAi. ' vst ac aa bk ra? ??1 Page?6th collina.
Jtiw PublicXT(o??Of/< Paae?1st ami M co utans. ?
OSMB MfBAMMMB>mWm foge-'Ad aud 4th Bataam
Proph-als?7th PaaeStb column.
Baal I'.state?Tra Page- Mb anti 6th columns.
Bale* bt Alctios-6M P?t^r-'Jd column.
fciitMiioss Canted? Males?nth Page -ItH column.
I i it it Ks-OM Pago? Ita oolumn.
MaUIAI Nulli rs-.MA Paae?nth column.
BTtA?ati(t\TB and Railroads?3d Page? tth and Mh
columns.
Teacher*?tM Page? 2d oolumn.
Wisiu: Bl IOBTC?7II Page-ulb eenuin.
Unemcos Notices.
"Alderney Brand"
OOHPESSFD MILE.
CoU'iite 6c C'o.'s (.'asliuipre ll itqunr Toilet
I hs novelty Bini exceptions! strewrth of tts perfume
mr iii- i? cu ititi faai-iiiat Urns uf lins luxurious artii Itt.
i" i''N-.UMP1TVK5.?M:iuy liave b?*n haiipy
to ulie Their testimony In fa vin of the ilse of "Wilbur's Pine
i tsi I ,iet oil aud Lim*." Exin-nrrire haa proved lt to bes
>a natue reiuedv fur i-iuiaiiuivtlon. asthma, dlplitlieiLt snd nil
? i*. .i?> . .if t'.r throat amt lunga. Maiiiitai-tuie I only by A.
? Al.Lei, cbtiBiiSL Hutton, holt! by Bil drustfiMs.
2ARMS Ot HIE lRlRUNli.
Pmfatte rYie tn the Knited StnlOA.
BAILY TllIBrNB. 1 rear.?1200
BAILY TK1BI NE (witliout^undays), ljottr.... 10 00
BUBBAY rSIBUKB, 1 vesr. 200
MEEKLY TKtlUNI.. l rear.?.2 aw
fcfcMl-WEEkl.Y r RIB UN E. 1 year.3 00
kemi; i.jr f, O. xjnlet ut :u registered UiTtar.
Addi?as 'int; ffJUBUBK.
_ New-Tcrk.
BRANCH llflUII OK TUE TUlBCXJk.
BT*?inM-.n?i?Ko 1,122 P-8t.
Lo.fD.i*?mi. 2H .le Ifni" 1-sL. 1ITAO L
Pari-i?No. 9 Hue Hertha.
Jfr UJ'Ptfilc ?aila ilribmuo
FOUNOED BY HORACE CREELEY
KEW-YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30.
THE SEWS THIS MORNING.
i
rmi: n.v.-M. JalM Eiit.v declined to form I
Vu in li' iiliiuct. anti M. Fallifres has umla-rtakcn
thc tusk : several of tilt* Minister in th* Duiltru
Cabinet ?n i 11 n-lniii their paarl Hallos; in thc Chamber
nf lit'initii - thc debate on tho Lill relative to pre?
tenders whs resumed. =^=r= Throe -wrecks tn tho
Kristo! f huuiit-1 have resulted, lt ls thought, in tho
Ina* of fitt.v-six lives : two of the veswhi are re?
ported to l?e steamers. ?,? I'pton Castle, in Ire
InTitl. tiie sint of Viscount lYmplctown, haa been
ibuimged hf taro--? Ext enano tlooda prevail In
the I<iiti"h luke district.-Tho Continental
Bgrngatrnttt ure discussing the result of the rei cut
visit of M. de Gi:!*, the Uit-sian lon ien Minister,
tn Vieuuii.
Ctt.Ndurss.?In tim Senate vc-ta rdav tho Army
Appropriation lull was itpni ltd. TIM Tariff hill was
further considered. ? m= In ttie House ix lull was
introduced piovnlitn.' fa* Hie aiistiihutioii moonie the
sufti Mn by thc floods \u 1lie Val t>> of t tio Kliiue, of
aoeds, ptaata viue?. saplings and grams. The Com?
mittee on lilcctii.ua leportrd in tho Mississippi eaaa
t tint neil hor the contestint nor the contest! e wat
entitled ?(> the seat. Tin- Tmiitl lull was further die
CUS.sc(l. #
l>t<MK<ii ic?Charles Foote was 1 nshed in a Balti?
more pilaw yesterday for beating his wife.
David < l.itk was eliot nud killed hy his wile in Hut li
To*n>lii|>, Mich., while he waa leaning over his
sick child's lu d. =jr^r: Thu Hu'.wu Uiver ire emp
haa hw ? hm rest ad, and tka supply of lea fur the
?anuna? la abundant?-?.The Uos'ou !?? , i.i
Trail" diaoaaaad Tallama iiie;n.ure? hctnre VtoinTrnn
yesiciiiiv. ?i-Ja in ca ?. Stamm, the stonkeepw
of tho l'Liliadeliiliiu Aluisliouso. char<cj| with cnn
spiriM y to steal, was pim ed un ti iii yesterday.
A\ allier A (.'o., witisi.ey deafen, nf Linil-Tille. Ky..
have lutde au assiinnnent; tiiclr fallal* la aaid to
?to the agitation in k feren'c to the bonded
palled.
CUV AM' M iii kuan'.?A fouiinlineiitiii v dinner
ree last Bight to sh Bdwasd M. Archibald,
the retiring I. -ii ish Cotisiil-tiein ral. , Muceatid
Made wetc arrested yestetdiv lad the exhibition
nt the Miadison BqVBIi limden' did BBt take pUce
3SSS A meeting of ho th rs of t tate benda w;is held.
t* ? Pnhlie Behool lenehan proteased agolnal a
realm lim of their aa .arian ? -x The remains of
Ardill Imp Hughes were taken Irani tin old
tut heall al. sss Thc County lledienl Society dis
MMSMMi Mot new Medloel lode, mr-j: The Seater
Oeaaaalealofl held another eaaaion. ?? Cms la
ateernge-piassengoi rata** wt re uiado hy ocean steam
hhip companies -Karani etsi sui typhus ft.wi
hu vi hean d's... arod. z=-. Cold vaiin oj tba lega
roudor silver dollur i412*j grain*', gd.]] emita
;-: Mocks opened burlier mid then t\> Hi ed
Hharply; Mai their were recovciics heyoud the
anio ml of i he dei lim s and the ilo-iiij.' RMIlMg
Thk Weather. ?THMM leen! ebesrratiana indi?
cate fair or char tvrutheraml slight changes in tetn
l?rature. preoudeat hy cloudy weather and light
Ain. Temperature. yesla?rd;ty: Highest, 38' iow
Bat, ':">; a rei age, 94 ?
N.?li worthy a ou fi mut ion cornea by calila- dis
Mitring of the truth of Prince Kiapotkine's
min lt- m thf i inn ut number ot The Sint>etnth
Century about tho terrel's of Eiist-ian prisons
anal their effect upou the wretched ininat ?,
Tm badin*; Nihilist^ entombed in fha Tart.
nv Bf Pater and I'aul, have gWM mad.
Tba alinuor lant mjrht to Sir Edward
Ali hili.alti, thc lute British Consul-(ieneral,
vron n roinaikublo tribute. Very rarely
baa ? retiring aiflieiul been complimented
by the attendanoe ^f so lart;c and dwtbi
guLJied a representation of the commercial
interests of the metropolis at a testimonial
biiuijiiet. The occasion was made noteworthy
by the admirable Kpeecb of Mr. Evarte
nnd the even more admirable response of tbe
giieat of tbo evening. Nothing more
aimple, dignified and graceful than Sir
Edward Arobibuld'a account of his official
carot r bas lute!} been heard.
New-York aay be a wieked place, hut it is too
.food to please tbe prize-tlKbtern. Mace and
blade, at preaent tbe heroes of tho rum-shops
and alums of ihe city, were arrested yesterday,
imd the piixe-flght iu alvguiae did not come off
at Madison Square Garden aa was intended.
Public opinion will uustuin the authorities in
tilba action. 8uch a show ns was advertised
tends directly to abroach of the poaa-e and of
the haw. 'lhere is nai usc to call it a mere spar?
ring exhibition. Eveivhody knew that it was
to come us HR thc line of a prize-fight ce possi?
ble, ft is au insult to tin- decent portion of the
a-ommunity tat announce in such a place ne the
Madison lignan Garden a performance to tit illate
a mob of Boweiy ruffians, rrizo-fightera and
tha ir " Imilwi" ala* not rule New-Yank City yet,
and the sooner they find that ont. nud take
themselves oil to more congenial clunes, the
better tau them. _
The outbreak of typhus lever at Xo. 100
Ilestei st. ia .1 grave warning. When the
ha-alth authorities found tho first caso of
thia dreaded disease t ha re, a few wt-eks ago,
they teared it would not be the last. Unfortu?
nately their apprehensions were justified, for two
new caw's are reported. The most energetic
action on the part of the inspectors will be
needa?d to stamp amt the contagion. The people
who haye heen exposed tai it ought not tai be al?
lowed to work iu crowded factories as one
young woman has been doing. A quarantine of
this kind may cause ni (lei ing to sarnie, but tbnt
aan be alleviated, and the fever must be al?
lowed no chances. The warning should he wide?
spread. This is the time of year when the effects
of bad sanitary conditions ore snre to crop
ont. and wherever there is a suspicion that any?
thing is wrong iu dwelling or faotory, the atten?
tion of the Health Board should be promptly
called to the matter.
Anotlier attempt is to be made to convince
Governor Cleveland that it will he in the in?
terest of good government for him to veto tbe
bill for tbo payment of 600 elidion inspeeton
in this city who failed to comply willi the
law. This effort ought to ancceed. The veiy
letter of the election law cannot be enforce I
too strictly. It ia- onr only aatognard for bnn
eatelections. If tiie uispcc:ors do their duty
thoroughly, there will be no chance ior such
disputer over ra'*ults as those in the XIIIth
Aaeerably District in this city, and in some of
the Brooklyn districts. The New-York in?
spectors, as a class, are taken from the low
eat ranks of the political faction*. With a
great many of them it seems to be a ecttilBl
struggle to do the least possible amount of
work for their money, nnd to seer ns ffloot f
as they dare to the line of State Prison of
fa rices without quite traipsing it. An unspar?
ing enforcement of the law would tBCillW
prompt and perfect returns after every eh- -
tion?returns which would lie above inspirion.
such wc are far from having now. The bill
which is before the Governor, if approved,
will ciicouraga loooOQOMj negligence, aud Bl cit
crime. _
The meeting ha-ld at the Clearing IToiiso to
protest against the repudiation of ^tutai bonds
ought to have a good cfit ct upon the residents ol
j those Southern Commonwealths which arc try
1 ing to repnaliate their solemt. obligations. The
I nelsons present wa-re sonic of our must honor -
| utile and prnmiuent buaii.esa men, whoso good
opinion is worth having, lt was plain Irom the
sj-cecha's made th it theil patience with the re
pndiatore is about exhausted. The conduct
of the State of Tennessee wns the most conspic?
uous object of eensuie, and lier citizens will tin
well to give ha td to the sharp i eminent* of the
bondholder. The State is n.aale up ot citizens
and each one has a personal eharti In lier honor
or dishonor. Ttmy cannot lie dtflboaeot oolloo*
tircly without paying for it individually. If
their State aloes not pay her debts as she has
protirised, their personal credit will stifler seri?
ously in this city?the great couinieicial centte
of the country. That is the plain inference
from the sentiments uttered yesta-ralayhy the in?
dignant boudhoblera. So if the taxpayers of
those Southern States which are trying to repu?
diate their just debts persist in then dishonest
schemes, they will tio it with their eyes open,
aud must he prepared to take the comm
tpicucee.
Tho position which the teachers in our pub' ic
schools havo tikt-u ia regard to thi' rclticlioii nf
tlia-.ir salarias is entirely correct aud just, ami
the Board ot Education should certainly give
the matta r tho most careful atteutia.u. ll tin
pay must terna down, the reduct iain should bo
fairly made. No one class should be favored at
the expense of another. Thc Normal College nnd
the clerical force ot the Board are only pans of
tho system, and the pay of tbe instructors, pro
fOOOOH and other employes should uot be nioio
sacred thu the much lower salaries nt the faiih
fttl winkers fal the primary and grammar
grades. It is unfortunate that tho opinion pie
vails anning many of the teachers, ai Mumu
in their meeting yesterday, thal BOOM of tho
Coaviaaeionorool Education are inclined to fa?
voritism iii the direction of theil holli,ies. \\ (
aro not willing to balievo thut any of these gen
t!e:nen would knowingly be unjust, and after
Ihfl meeting ra-fcircd to, we fa-el confident that
BO unpleasant distinctions will no made. Il
any salaries wore unwise]} railed, alter it be?
came probable that the appropriation for 1 ^s;;
would t?o reduced in the lump, let these 0OBB0
donn to thoold basia before the pay of the rank
and Bte ls touched. Wo hope, however, that
some way out of the difficulty will bo lound,
aud that BO teacher will MftoWt,
THE IV ll IS KEY BYES.
The failuro of Mohr & Mohr, the Ciucinnati
whiflhOf linn, ieti-ed willi great earnestness as
an evidence that the paaoegO of tho Bonaleal
KltOBJion bill ta necessary. Mr. Miller, tin*
president ?i 1 the Weston Association, is re?
ported by a ClBCJnoad paper as raying that tho
failure of Congieoa to puss the bill u will not
"affect tba distillers, as they have Bo largo
" amount aif ttoch on hand, but it will very
"probably be a death-bh?w tai all speculators
- who arc cany ing any great number of barrel -
"of whiskey. ... If Congress aloes not take
''action iipa.u it at once, 1 ahoulal not be sur
' pi md tu see another panic. That is what
"?.his thing is leading to. Yea, sir; another
"panic.'' Mr. Miller, if correctly reported,
i-tr.mn Ut think that speculators have a right to
load themselves up with morai whiskey than
they can tfarry, in the expectation that plenty
ot money and a largo-lobby can pass a bill
through Congress, ami that if they prove mis?
taken, it ia the duty of Congress to enact a law
to pull them out of trouble, lest their
losses should affect other people. If any other
1.I.1-- of -,'? dilator* were to set up a similar
claim, Mr. Miller would be among the lint to
denounce it as impudent and unreanouable. If
it be true, as he seen ia to believe, thut tha? spec?
ulators have beeu mainly at fault, having
caused a vast an cr-productiou by enabling the
distillers to sell their product as soon ua they
could make it, regardless of the real wants of
the couutry for cannumption, then lt is decid?
edly not clear that this particular set of specu?
lators ought to be favored and shielded by |Uw,"
as no other clues would be.
It seems necessary to recall at this juncture a
few fact* which should not bo forgotteu. The
very act under which all tLis miachiet baa
arisen was itself an extension of the time for
paying taxes on whiskey, aud it was passed
npon the very sams plea, thatiuin lo the
speculator could not be otherwise averted.
They had made an error of Judgment, it was
then claimed : had looked f<>r larger consump?
tion than had been rouli/ml, and had taken
mich more whiskey titan could tuen be thrown
am the market withamt disaster. If thoy could
have a littlo more time, the Gov niuient carry?
ing their stork and their tares for them mean?
while, the mischief could be a\ ti U d. So Con?
gees* gave them more time. At once the spec?
ulators baigan to load up a vastly larger stork
of whiskey than before, iucited the distillers to
a great increase of production, and, insteaal of
trying to get straight by legitimate means, or?
ganized a mont vigorous cflort than ever to get
thi" tax on whiskey removed air reduced. That
was the reul uim of the gigantic speculation.
Belief that members of Congress would not re?
sist the temptation oflered by large shares in a
scheme so pratfitattle, and at the same time so
easily pushed on political grounds, was the real
cause of the enormous aad otherwise purely in?
sane over-prodttciioti.
These men have staked their rooney u|ton a
scheme that was aud ia hOBtflo to public inter?
ests iu every aepect. They cunht to be made
to bear the consenttonces of their act. They
went into one Western Rtate after nnothei,
and, hy more or la*s opea alliance with the
I>emocratic party, succeeded in defeating mnnv
honest aud faithttd members of Congress, and
in electing othera who accepted the alliance.
It would Ito rinbt that they ahould look to Dem*
ocrafa oniy for succor. If that party will take
the responsibility of making whiskey free,
while keeping np tnxos on otlier producta. let it
bear Uie whole risk, but Republicans ceilainly
have no occasion to take up the burdens of the
whickay ring. Extension of time fair payment
of taxes will only enable the ring to hold its
whiskey until the next Democratic Congress
can get a chance to abol.sh Ibe tax. It will
tend strongly to increase the over-productiain,
the accumulation, aud tho risk of ultimate dis?
aster. If this sot ot speculators has no a'spena!
merit, why should it be especially favored <>i
shielded f
TIIE FI. UR RT IS FSAECE.
Apparently the Cab.net crisis in Flame <.;t'-cs
mme apprehension in Loudon 'Inn in Paris,
lu England the overthrow ol a Ministry ia a
political event of S?PB?IO importance, bea
it either follows or Involves an appeal to Ihe
oeantry. Tho pnbHfl is seldom left in suspense
or uncertainty in regard to the pohl.tal suc?
cession. If tho Liberals shonld be deprived of
theil greatest statesman, Loni Hal iinglon
would become Premier and a single vacancy
would have to ho Blind ia the War Office, If
Mr. Gladstone should lie tb teated In tho Cool
mons, either Bil Madurai Noi lin otc ot Loral
Salisbury would succeed him, nnal the dillina!
reporter of PatliamrB tiry JebntooeonM nano
Inndvnnoo the principal ?embaraof tbs Con
servative Ministry. Englishmen would n??t
have any pa-aae of mind if the downfall of tho
Q fernwood of tbo dav were not a contingency
distinctly Ion-seen nnd nmi'ly provided for;
and indeed, there in at pie-' nt a ieeliug of un
eiisincs^ in iratltirntnil circles tter.itise in the
event of a reversal of tho political conditions
tho dione of a successor to Mr. QladotOPO
would lie between two bailers differing widely
in to ni gora annal and views of public policy.
The dna! lundirship of ino Oppoottton is gen?
erally regarded by English polltical^critics as a
radical delect in organisation, which should bo
speedily remedied, aliiionuh the chances of fl
Consstvative reaction in the country aio seem?
ingly remote. The English sj -di ni is prOclBO,
Not nillir is left to chnuce.
Ndiv in PrnBCfl there ls n Premier and there
is a Ministry, but tho buniol govw tinient
bens only a snpoidol fll rafloflsblnaoo ts the
Cabinet system as ii is known in England.
Ministry may succeed Ministry without au np*
pani to tho co.iutry. Premier Terry consulted
tho constituencies wltll signnl success in 1881,
the liepublic.aiis making snbfltnntial galas ia
the gi iici,il election, but he te-agni-d an soon ls
the uaw (.humber (>: Deputies assembla-d. It
he had retui ned to ofla fl this week it would not
h,ive been because ne was tho recognized
le.:?!? i ot the iiiiijutiiy, bnt because Pisaldsnt
liiC'vy considert d a moderate Bopabliflna ue
eoaoaiy, and M. Kirri hod only been defented
once, nbereas M. do Freycinet had failed twice
Ihe i oj.ular Chamber dues not govern, as in
England, through au Execotivfl Committee
1?ptifling the lenders of the majority, but
through its own select committee*, which DOB
tnveto discipline the Minsters ol tho dav a
well as tai i. wm" thru h ".ml.il ive pu [m.sals.
Thoro is no regularly organised Opposition.
Wheu a Ministry ls defected, Momo of Its mast
hers are coaxed to remain in nllice, the lobii.e
are searched for BB BVailabls Premier, a fow
new men are hastily recruited, and tho new
(latveriimeni ls formed. BvOSOtiBMO tho l'ie
miei eiueigi - tiotii obscurity -o <b uso that ex?
perienced nlploflsatists of tho i>te~s, |;(<e \j
Blowil/., baVO uliuost forgotten wini he is, ami
. on eqiently are forced t t ic,ive their OBItls at
In i door in order to n vm- theil recollections j
and it may bo nun dayl afore the names ol his
iXdlflflgUOfl c.'iii ba: gazetted. In fact, whan n
in England an alternative Preesiot is noiiiiiiated
tu advance, and all Hie praica sse-, ot a change of
.Ministry nie orderly and iiietlioiiic.il, lu
Prance everything happens bj bapbaxard, and
there i, n period of perplexity and ?pent!
liming which tbfl fop ign coi respondents at tho
capital an Ultaily at sea. It makes M. Hluw
llz vei} uncomfortable tn feel that he cauuot
tell at any hour af the day who wi!l be the next
Premier, and Ins Apprehensions are naturally
shared by the London leada r-w ntt-is, who bl??
t i have everything happen in the orderly Eng?
lish way, so that they aan mite long articles
alsiut it iu advutice. Silica: there in a Premier?
ship In Prance, they sssnms that of Beeooftitji it
wdl work precisely as lt does in England, and
when the principles of political oig.iinzation
.ititi procedure iieogaiaed it Wnotiiaasai sb
lands Mon tal are not heeded la I'aris, they con?
clude that the situution is of "ainosl moment?
ous character,'' aual that k the immediate con
?Oqoeaeea cauuot at once be divined/
The facility with which the Ducbw Cabim t
l!an boen re<orgeaissd llhntratss the fatuity cf
exaggeiuting the political results of every Miu
i-leiial Barty In Fiance President (iit'.y
summoned to his aid tho most uvuiluule of tho
OX-Promiers, M. Ferry, and the strongest
member of M. Duelerc's Ministry, M. Fa,li.
eics. When M. liny declined the I'reniiei
ship, M. Fallieies volunteered for tho post, aud
the "reorganized" Ministry was ready tone*
capt tba- Deputies' Porra bill relating tc thu
prcttnalers. M. Pallierra is one of tim veteiuu
uiiiler-secretaiies, who oh inned a portfolio
nuder If, Dnelerc when il iras to he harlot
the asking. Ile hm now been promoted to the
I'lemiersbip, whare he will be at weak and in
ollenaivo ua M. Duclerc has been. So easy is it
itt Franca tofani a Ministry which the Dep?
uties will tolerate lair a season. It is, of com se,
only a temporary expedient, und before long
there will be another Hurry in tho boulevards
and the London leader-writers will nguiu de?
spair of Mm Republic. President Urovy is cred?
ited wiih the woralB : u I am firmly resolved on
a di-solution. Nobody can govoru the country
with thu precut CUauibcr." If be w ill agree to
stand behind fl Premier of genuine political
authority, liko M. Hiisson. cr even so capable fl
mun iu administrative details as M. Ferry, and
order n general election as soon as it senus prn
alent to do so, he mav flamed in strength* ning
ihe Government. This power of dissolving t'.o
Chamber may prore a puaitive check upou tho
omnipotence ot the legislature. But even
with another Vocation Ministry :i3 helpless as
the last, Ihe permanence ol Bepnbliena iustitu
tions is not menaced. Tho Premiership can?
not be operata-al unaler a censtitutional Bepnblis
precisely a? it is lintier a constitutional mon?
archy. It Is an illogical oflce under a Republic,
and the English critics must not tte surprised to
find that their precedents aud praclico ate
sadly neglected iu France.
THE SEW RE RE I.L ION.
Whispers are in the air of a new rebellion.
A BtrnagO, unaccountable, slBSOSt inciedible
relielliou. Not Uiat the atmosphere of the or?
ganization which it threntens lins never experi?
enced the whirl of internal dissension nor
pnssed through the phenomena of rt-volution
ary changes; not because it Impends over a
saiciety whose js-acef ul ways are proverbial, anal
whose harmony rivals the singing together of
the morning stars ; not bscaOM the brotherhood
in which it broods has so melted into mutual
alli ction tliat ali its alesires uutl hopes and BB*
libations ate ono. Not because ot any of these
things is the impending rebellion strange, un?
accountable and almost i i ic real 1 bin. For. to aay
truth, the orgunisution is so far from being ex?
empt from the ordinaly dimensions which at?
tend all haman eflorls at cohesion und unifica?
tion that it may safely tte laid tlown as a funda?
mental proposition concerning it that its nor?
mal condition is one of intcstino war. ^o ut?
terly true is thia statement that is blltory may
be confidently appealed to iu proof of the as?
sertion that it han never had auy SOOeOflfl what?
ever except upon the heels ot an internal dis?
turbance. Peace within the walls of Tammany
would be stagnation. Stagnation would bo ale
feat. Tbttro was no peace there, but a m-i>
Manu* revolt, wheu Tammany leaped the laig
ast victory lt ever sc neal in Hie ch dion of
\V..l..im ll. Tweed a- Senator by a Majority ot
J P.000.
Tba (unlity of thia rebellion?if the present
tineiit eventuate in Uai?is sot at all ia the
fact of a revolt, but in the BBOBpOOlodaOflB of
lt from the qasrtsr arbeooe it overhangs All
sorts of people hn ve revolted from Tammany
Hail during tbo past tweatyyasra There is
hardly a Democrat ia the city nho hn> not is
thst time swung ofl from it aad gravitated back,
and pell.BBS swung ort ag.un. We hnVO had
from ii bb abaadaaeo of sui pr.-es. \\ ben Johu
Morrissey tell away tho public hail its bide
spell nt wonder. When tho eminently gnat
mul good ilotosmoB abo i onstitnto Ihs County
Democracy lifted np the banner ot revolt and
registered their defsmhM Aim oath aaniaal
Tammaai sa toe old bom.ms dui asninatCar*
thuga*, the people were lair 9 moment taken all
?bach and began flflklng ihemflslvss lt nfior
nil these men were in earned and Tammany
Hall was tiuaiiy logo down. And when Pur*
roy ? I'uiroy, to whose live JflW hrnafr
mg knneklefl Tammany owed so much?
l'utiov, the next friend ol Kelly, tbfl thick
ami-I li i ii supporter ol the " Moss" ? when Ar set
up the atuudnrd of revolt and BVOWsd wpOB op?
position to Tammany, men s dd : M At lust the
" bond ls broken ; ihcy whoso fa.ling out is the
"proverbial tokcuth.it banoal men are coming
* to their dana have disagreed." Mut the revolt
of I'm my passed and we Pei nine io ( astound to
it. Purry slowly and by easy stages escaped
into oblivion.
Now, however, a rebellion threatens to which
neither the history of Tammany nor of tbe
human HMO nor of the animal citation can
furnish any parallel. It is said tbat General
Flunk Spiuoia is, in the words of bis a-Mi
ciales, " on bis em ." Ut Boral Frank Spiuola has
erectetl ihe standard of rei ult, ami to an Inter?
viewer has expressed the opinion thal John
Ka Hy is not an absolute " boss." 'The relations
of Mr. Frank Bpiaota with Mr, John Kelly \\e
ina-d BOl dilate upon. They are such as sug?
gest the connection that through along and
profit.tide lite was m.unturned Pel ween those
veiy Intimate ralatbrnfli Messis. Cbnng and
Kng. The present century hus lid BOOJM rat1.et
ramarkaMo experiences! but we may bs pi i
mitti al to BMf 11 nt t the most rem,ii kulde of them
all will lia-ibis?it lt ever comes ie pons tbe
sundering of thelignascnl bot ween Mr. Pranh
Hpinoln Bad Mi. John Kelly. We hardly can
believe thal ii le true thal Mr. Bptaola ls about
tn shake lina sails ndritt and go loose Irom John
Kelly. _
.1 < Ills IS.
ain January weather Wiggins romes ont
ahead of Vennur. This is a solem,i ti ut h, nud
we record it wnh much trepidation, for if it
shall turn out thal Wiggins u ta-ally an in?
spired prophet) tbis planet is going to undergo a
Ire mondona racket during the seat aixti days
It is our hope, however, that Wiggins waa
merely mote lucky iu his guesses about Jan?
uary wealhei than Vennor was, and that ho will
be less fortunate about his arranged storm pro?
grammes foi February anal March. It ispus-i
lilo that his Bitterns caution tn hi* January
prediction was the only Hung which siv< d lum
ea thati Ho said a "storm a good dentnbovo
the average will happen In Jannali," ami one
which auswe ed lo Ihat alescriptiou put in an
appearance on January 0. Of course WiggllM
claiined that as the one he hail hail Ins eye on.
ami nobody OOOld successfully dispute his
claim. Vennor was less cautious. He predicted
that on the " -Tib uml UMth ol January a si vere
period of stormy weather is likely to bs evperi
enced at and around New-York aad Muston."
How it is true that the weather was stormy ban
on both dates, but it was not, considered as
winier weather) la any fM'ii.-e * severe." Il was
inertly rainy and disagreeable. \'ennor tu iv
Siiy it aaspcaoisoly tho weather ho baal in mind,
bal if lie aloes ho will sutler for it iu the public
estimation. He and Wiggins Bia pitted against
each other asstonn-sliiigels, and if u warm rain
in January is what he calls a u severe period of
stormj ave.ithei,'' the public will drop him in
disgust and concentrate it* attention upon Wig?
gins.
'There is nothing weak about anything Wig?
gins does. ili? storms, Uko his ptedietioni and
his self-coutidence, are colossal. He i? nu
doubting or hesitating pei.sun. 'There ia noth?
ing either ama I or mild or timid about him or
his forecasts. Probably he and Vennor are un?
like because tlmy Ituse their pradietleus ou such
w idely tlitleient methods. Vennor nays ho dons
not pretend to foreace. Ile merely examines
Ihe past end estimates probable recurrences.
Wiggins, on the contrary, llxes hi* euglo eye
upon tho planets and judges by their actions
and relatious just what kimi of weather we au?
to have foi live or six mon thu alia.ail. 'Thin,
while one mau is groping around iu the Past,
the other is dipping into the Future ii gooal
aleal further than any other human eye cnn seo.
While one i- imollia| about up,,,, tu earth the
other ls soaring among thu stars. It is not
stiai,ge, therefore, Ihat Wiggins should take a
broader, larger view thau Vounor, undslmuld
aleal in u banaler variety of sim ni. He has the
whole universe to draw Bpea, aud he is not a
bit afraid to draw freely. A prophet who alcala
ezcliihively iii " ra-currenoes" cannot getup
anything original in tlc wav of a storiu. He
can merely goon reproaluaiug. Even anare
producer he has his limits, for he cnn u?,ver
hope to hiing out a storm which will eijiial
those which were so common wham thc "Oldest
Inhabitant" nasa boy. But Wiggins! Why,
there is mt limit to him in any direction. All
he has to do is tostir up the plaints a little,
anal lo ! he has a stonn, all really for alelivery
IBM month or six months hence, which will
tiaval by a course which no storm ever trav?
elled tty belaire, and which will shake this
glolte aa eas.ly aa Wiggins eau flap his ears.
At least, that is what Wiggins claims.
But a critic.tl period is approaching for Wig?
gins. Ho has been bold enough to put his Feh
riiaty display ou a portioning date, and may
thereby como to grief. Ho has said that a
"very severe storm will strike tho Atlantic
coast ou tho Oth of February.-1 He Uxe> the
date exactly, and makes no lOOBtratlOBa what?
ever. Tho nth of February will, therefor* he
a greatalay for Wiggins, for tho planet theory,
and for the wot ld. If there Ifl no severe Storm
od that day, Wiggins will pass from view asa
prophet. There is no room for mistakes in his
system. He must bo infallible or fie must be a
fraud. Uut If there is a severe stot in On the
Otb of February, what then ? The outlook will
be tato appalling for eouteiriplatiou. For if tho
planets tfl] the truth for February, they can be
depended upon to tell it foi March, and on tbe
11th of March is to carnie the greatest effort cl
Wiggins'* life, wheu theeaith is to be .-Iaiken
" from sea to sea and from pole to pole." Wig?
gins is cock-suras of it. He says he wishes he
were as sure or heaven as he i* of that great
storm. We do not watnder that a man who
could put the planets ap tat btewiag such a dis
tuiii.ince (madoonia about hie hereafter. Let
us wait for the'.Mb of February ami hope tor
the be-,t. After thut even hope may lie im?
possible. _
PBBSONAL.
The Margnbl ot Lome ai.d suite will anive gt tho
Filth A\eulie Iiit'ei ibis lUnrniiiK fruin Washing?
ton. Thev will kare the etty hy ths o:.jo traiu
this evumg tor Mun ra .
Tho late il. I!. Huh.ut Talbot, of Indianapolis,
left aoharaoSarlMMntlboKfliatiaa priaatpaUf of
a etgoreea ie afllimBlam el ins laitn. ile uo
QBOatBod h i tin ? theologM >l library, so'ne werka of
lilt .ml tlii ImiaN niven lum Inr ire.irs ot salary,
auiooBtiog lo aboat ?i,0o0, to iii.souciaipsur iu the
eplscopsey.
Cetvwsys laadsd at FortPoiBBwd on Jannary
I", ami foiiti'l to bis dis.-ipjKt iitin-'iit only shoal
lifty Kaffirs avaititiK tu meet him. ins.rad of the
throiins tte had onset ted. .Next day ho hrjtati his
jonrney toward Uandi. Hs treated Mr. Btepetone
with merited d lares peet, aiit* n ted ]m haughtily
toward svsryeoo aa kc ev. Ita mn h eminent.
Tho lauperor I'nancis Joseph of Austriu evidently
Bsnamntfos tue vuiuenf peedesssiplBi wlien the
I'nstiii Barings Hank system went mio force in that
1 nulli I ), ell Jauntily I'.', be h.ul Itu* lirst iM-i..mil
I >i.ila is?nril to ti. ti?elf. nml Oopoatted n sum ot
nioner mi the I'ost-' tune ll.mic, thu* einidi.-iticallr
sattinfl tin* seal ol nts aiuroial inion the sv-ieui,
mid m\ liing ins people io babita ail mint.
A eliott tune uno. as thr C/.r. iras Ml>oiit to enter a
railroad train ol St. Petersburg toistsram d'.it
flehtBfl, lie was ac' ost cd hy a tiiimiirof peaaeBtS with
i rios of ?? sitf, ki\? ns bren. I! Weare hungry."
Alexaieli-r waa deeply uiovei!, and BSeBea nupairod
ol tho Minister Al I linn e if ilir ix- . wami ry anv?
il lier* were nt ?? timi nml ot fund. 'Ihe Mini-ter
rei ncI that it wan indeed ian, but the (spatial
TieiMity flrsfl m nearly eoisty thast no letta! tonld
hf alto tied. At this Ihe Vnmt Sa .mn-rv anuri.
Dcrsoflfl the fltete el altairs bad tbttbrrfs bflOB asn
eil. ,| ft.nu linn, oed e .ere-sid his ririrriuittutinii
to tiiUe mi Ins residt-ii a nt >t. filer -.uri. Hut be
niit'iit laeein lose pSMBBBl c vei-mM upon the ad?
ministration.
Mt. Joba Worthiaeteo, United B tea ia d ta
Mulla, v.siled I urns to w n tos? i I..
sodas of Ji hn Howard Payne, and i as v.nt
ti n ninler iliitn of Juuunrv 5 to a bria lid hi V?aabias>
tiui tho following aocmint Ol t'lut lati-restiii.' i n
ninny r " This morning af l'J in. ths exhumation
toni, ni i ?(?. In the pri aeoea el a .i>uf t wea y p fenns
stew heirn I indians anne ni Kiihe?|<ot .brough
i nii..sify, the itih'-rs heinz ? ai mr.- rs ?) p.med. and a
(.?iv .i.t:."i.eii tating tu ".Mt .e.i sa.' tbe refluent of
Mi. be.h.e. IslsSSigBSdths pSpM as a wild'" s
tent the axhatnetiee f.?.K pi..e.?? as stated. Thora
wopersona present nbs were siso at tho
funeral aud interment al Payee, u e., lien lani Vm
santsnd o drssotnsn. Fha rodin was badly de
!, nnd was ked tr ita miling ap;.ri, wi,en
raised, with di flcaliy; but svttrytldug islelteg ta
Ihe remains waa m rup .luis.y mid fveieut.y prp
s?rvi il fled Hand.ed. I hen- was little else than flu
iilai kim il skeleton left. I rae o al ih ? aelooei** iel
flinn, in winch Payee was bnried, woto gMdnantab
able?sotui! ko.d lace and a lew Out,ons. I .assisi
for a hutton, whieh waa given me, aol nhieh fin?
al M IO mu. Mr. h'e'iih alsi. reta ns a Inn. on, 1
likewise tnclaiee a twig fruin tba targa p pper ires
.nat is grow inir ut t a bead of tne nn ar em; ly grave.
Ui is twig ha vu >B isl Iee oo t Be cottle, i n un eh I
t.iiik it. At u i'. in's, alter the body ha I beea pa
tn iti collin, it was limn _'.,t tn lae bu ,- I*rotee1 inl
eh ii rc m. witera ia ill rest tavutghl tineen narai,and
tn in in'.v tiioi'inti ? el .-r in i \ ?? si'l lea vi nu fur
.Ma.-.ci. ls io ihs ' I willed that 11 neal,
n sm esatfelly, o prate ure e baud lo plat Pa
bininu ta. si ni it aa hu remains sbould test tbniaeri i
ul I mus, hui iea .t\ aua'd ol j ' ll.m.e. sweel
fliini.',' alibanigb I I.u I Itu iror s an autos Miih
me. How. yet. na tba bouj sea brought into tbe
i n ipi'l, an Sus ' 'i capi in, Uv.on r, ni ..\ a I a dir .o
.1 i i,i. Uttlai gui i;?' in ? nra th. n-. iii r v. hi eh Mrs.
Wort bi I > gt DU ,11;.' Hillie. > ..i.t . nine,' alni t lt ill
we , b i ilue nw e.. i aVIUfl lin* I- or cml} ly I Hg
ll ll'.Cl tile llllMlinl lal WI Iii in ll III till" ? ll Illili, w ii
tom large-be rted Y, danni a bau pu ia thara to
tam .i .um i^r minus ueuao y ul om tuey i ?? bu and
hiuiifil, no. sJaifl li au tai . I I.e H.o-1
tull. hil.^ ii. all aonn, bul for thu hail m luuchuh
umi wbully beuu Uulciiaraoierol ta. mm lums
GUS KR AL SOU t.
The Prince of W.ilcs, m {]?? ur;?'i ut snlicitii
iinu nt tin I'luii-ss, i- mot ti. in aaass Ma bUMaasfl to
uwntttf tbe oreel apart et pigeon tboaitlBa, asal pceseei
c. iiiim-ti ii. io tbs suhotllaidoB of terra sotmptgsae* tot
tu.- Hartog Maia I aedtbateflN bli tao! mclel tM^raetttflg
in oom sjn'ii'Miii'i- i'1 rsliJ in Uiu ula uiotbuaL
Two (oxes closely pnreasd bj sir Walkin
Wyee'a hames* ret oetiy fatufi 4 lha |kit? wnll al Breatgn
nm Hull, tin" ti'-i.i.'ii.e i>r Mr Rotter! Howard, nc! oaa
af teem rae toto tba manstoa tinniiK'tt ibo fronl door,
uni I. tin- cn-, mt ii r several gnomo to ttl." auntzement nt
i!.? lum.re . iiiii iii il ilir.niiiTi rhu inn I. iiuor aol) io lie
met tlirl" ttllil ili-juili lani bj UmbatUUCUIa hil.ill milli'.
William PsrsOBS, I Swedn by birth, who
lins lived twinti-nile, rears rn OBMOralS and l< BBS
iniHiiit s vtsJf In ."sinelcliiilin, has wntti n tn lu.' Hun.
I ll.ii..ss \V. fulliaT, nf I'etrolt, lor lilloniiiitlnii .ilinltr
linul lo .MIi1iIk.ui. Ih- atm.nuii'.-s Mi lutentti..i (>r brlflg
m?' in tins iiiuiitry lu Bprtl, pii'rci.i'.h leMlablgiB
i,900 ta -.i.iKm swi'iii^ii fuiuiiii s. gtovMsi bs omi seasira
a tract ef lead asrita la for ? eattoay et tbfll ifeH "ir it
wei. I POSS lille." be Ililli -., " I Winil.l Uki" tn I.ii- t 'lem
somoa nen un u vatoi in.nt. sn na ia lAy uut i4 toa ll uml
Mttlo tin tai men sroumi u."
A llsheriiiiiti dissevered a metallio eolln Hoat
itix dnwu ti,.* Mi.<si.ssiin?i neer Vlekaberg hist Friday met
Kiii.i. ii it ashflsa v, in u epoBsd st aa afldailatm'a ?tii>y
il wn? loiiinl lo .'uiituiii Him ti.i.ly ol a boy of u imut tlfteon
paam si aaa au lataesl wus tats, but nnttuiiK ia iden?
tity tho liuily woo ili.M'iiieivit. Tbe coffin wus liiiioh
WOtB nud ilrfinod, but ths tinily wau won. Iel tully pro
?M'l'vi'.l, mill i \ i ii a 1nmi|iict of Kei'iinlilUis tttnl ?flSbeBflfl
mi tim lappal ut tin- i-oiit billi not failed. Tlw UlnlorUkor
ti-nltSiid tbal tUo collin wm of a kind VMflh boil uot boon
miallo sluco I Mall, sud bo therefore bsMflfSS t'nal tbe body
bud livru iiuriid at li ast iweutv years ui.'o. Tho gravo
ysnls ut a;oo.lrtiU'*siull,uko m> vu leuce uro ?sld tn Do
wusldai uwua.uud tUo ?uii|Hu,ltiuu ls tUal tao ui.liti
(louted lulu tUo rn or ol ono of lliosti placoa
A reniark.iblo li?hthouae luuteru eas placed
hi intuition ot tin Natloiisl RgMMHflB lu ItiihUu.but mvliiK
tn Its itl/.o lt inul to be removed Into tbo open ulr. It ls
tutriided im- Men isiuiui. un haBflfltaal i>omt u^ox u?i
tmoi, ami at it* Mcapeaatp leespeetoi io abo a Ogui
MMWM tn '-'.500 OOP coadlea, visible at a (balance of forty
miles If I'laceil al Ibu pSBfSfl elevatloa. Tho lllumluat
ln^- inti nt i? fga\ ssaenmei In ?i>eel?lly eomatruoted ring
bm mrs (WlthMl glSM i blinuoym, willela ore snid tu ba so
?CBSBfad tbat b> ibo aid ol leusoo Uu> iM>wor con be lu
aaeeaad la aawrlQi or lonny woatbortrouion onimoiy
Uaht ol Hie Ur?t claoo to Hie mott voaclratuig beam that
I l>t U (!.l'Ob'U tl'MlH -A '.iuMtlioll* luWl ,. lia ll.ul
i iiiii.-i-o a ntteotlauunrrt I e ctKta ires tu !
Muli the ebnraetor of the ??
Jdest meaner, without lebee ar Haem u tin pan rn tho
. ..'ilbou .? ki
It .sa cst.mated that Ci re a.a- abflflfll ::-....)
blind piesses m Ihasm snl ri i Utlk ii- thea far :.eeu
ta>ImpterethaweenSlttoa. a;, au SQOieeein pre
feaanWfll adBiaHflfl In Ute Notional Iwitu'ika fnr llJind
Yi.ntli. o.s maa??' moro are tunubt In eiiutll rhartfnble es?
tablishments, and a national Institut iou tnotuUin.s aoour
Ml sansiansSB | but at leaot 'JT.atoo unfortunate om
without reooun-o or pio?p*(.t of linpmvt inei.t. Ibo
eniilty of this neglect bas 'wen strikiuKly illustiatid Uy
tm exiH-rlencc of n ootlel;- formed In IHnl io trot ? oik
shenefor tba Mini, a Utttoateeai aaa anib elad ami tba
fnrf.'tr erectod ene small ?or) sh..*, tn wlibii fw-ntt -tin.
l*i imsTviri.. tiiKtrnctwIdiirlnullu* hwt rear, inerr mus
of ul in, it li bi llevedj*..jniivd in tia inonUu Uu ameaa
I. eorniofl a support ter tho rest of his l*fcby makin-;
tim. ii:-, linishcs, baskets. tool-aaudle?, chairs, etc.
Of the (ifiy-fuur jiersons eho were killed
by thc recent fallinc of a blue chimney et Bradford,
j bnarlnnd. twenty lix hail iiielr uk. ills trott ured. Bflvsesi
curious iiioitletits oro told aboui,the unrii*. aaa A ia.il Ot
inn inn. nhs aaa tehan ta a hospital, when mimi bar
natur, asplled, "Ftes minutes i>a*t ci^iu " pbs thut* of tba
li.i'i.b nu. Two haaifl later, in rca pi msc ta tile usmc (ju.?-,
linn,obe aaid,Toa paaaa thiaa brtbtaaa'* and agata, aa
bniiriift. rivatd. "I- ortr lire. " A fi w Bttontat later dbl
nae able to glin har seal Basse, end arr?r that npMly
Improved. A boy suffering from aeueaaalaM af the brain
remained motionless In a curled-up position for Hairy -
stx hours. Iii- th.ully beeline aaasefaae ard bi s'.l re
roecte entirety aeaaweexecpt tbat ba bad ao reeeflee
I mi of lbs oeitdeut nrevon nf ttie e?euts whl.-h lum sdi
stely preceded lt. RS knew where be lived ord where be
waned, '.ut iltd not remember Rollie to eorkl
POLITICAL NEWS.
Another attempt to brin? tim demoralised
Di lU'iit'.nlc anny up tn tliecaiu phis ermin.1 last OOMfMi
by the Republic-nit party lo being made, The Atlanta
Poxt Appeal wants to be tbe leader In this lotos! moit?
un nc. lt is striving tn got tjo Democracy to surrender
btate's rights and consent tn a n/U eentmli/ing pole -v.
Infers! tte eoraatenie, transportation, pubic education
and other great iiu>stlons ll MahS Shoal! be BBBtfaBBl
by tbo -Nain.wai tiotrrriinient * Saut ticrn Dernier its,"
lt .irs, "are very sensiliiy eotulDc tn the coacluslon tu il
Jfanotuillsra wita prnsperllar ls preferable lo Mata
ngbis witn poverty " The hwt-Apveal has undertaken
aa iiitiiritit um, imt ti lr caa wilma tim peaty tbat *n ??
ens- lies only in the way po luted nut lt wul uudoubtedl/
aasasad,
The Massaetafletti Deaoerati have bega
their cma[ui{tii tr 1MB saslp, lt ls already Ujiii<
paahei rtgaaeasty. Trier aro building their nop'S of
aaeaa a lately egae tbe peoeabta coarse ot the p.-otii
bitionisi*. With IN or tWStva tbousauil rotes draw.i ol
by a t-uippraoce ticket, aod will 1,ie old of the Burier
BepahHesas again, tbe road to DSBMfltBtlS sam.
believed to be an ea?y one lt I ain unusual end iui.ni at
Democratic ewrgr stu" Bp tin R'pntilli' ns ti MBS J
lng their de fr ell Te rgaali rtlea it win serve a gnu
ynoo, 'i'n" K-i>iitiiii'arii ?ia nd aeSoarotaad thafltartao
present af le it' tuey e .innot di pend iij.ou a walk uv. i ia
Mil: lil. tlil?rtt?.
Er-G(tvcrunr Rendficki Ins been regarded
as tue great straddler hi Anicrn-ari poHttsaSBd ba a ? as
tn baie iiifi-ffed hi. pa itv't platforBM i'i t i ll Mala wit't
tbe same faillna. Th" Etmnm I I a lae dag
De lune ra l ki caper la tue SI,.tc*, says : " iiy so.no ritrango
fatality Ui-utntralli: plst onus in liiliana Bbnaal in/.iii
bMj tr-at t a* issue in wubin tt"? people are ase titi
i se.I tu au equivocal way. Tbe o'tj ct kata' eafSBeeWS
ilegleiiirbts,' salt la eal te. I, IBS^Of brtagjtaf
'.-r Hi opinion t? thc sitnpuil ef tie-p.ti'H t' ?
li.dinoa '* nm tbe oul* et tt<- oBete tao Pomaces ls .irn
reaipaiiaS ta **BasBMnlaa tea aieaeaMte" lu ibiawajr.
Tbs eat Na?taeet ptatlamt ot tae paariy wu. auto bera
tn ...iii.iiii some.'lie.lomas flarmoeistog gasadtteeea tuoro
will in- g tHiuiitiiiii sbiudy.
Miinv people have still :t vivid reeollectfen
nf Hie Onn.e nf ottlce-noe'iae-s tuat I'ore aaWB ttiem W.isii.
Inglon lu 1878 wliea tue Ilt-ino retie l oogreas of 'lmi
year begee tts aaaatan. it nt* tee Baat Oanaiaaata ats
I", n year* of wiiuu tho pirty had eentaaiM itt cr
House, mi I IhefHmisiiedsri.i/ tt.iit eiaaededs.i?fcn n.e.
OSS pru(i.?ttl-iii:it. ly large. Tie ,li?ei dil tiien SrOOgM
ti|.i,n tbo jwrty by tbe anne.* >tf Pl xaugh unJ llauili.etnn
m yet ar. ?u it, t lc pulihc lum.!, "xou.e of tb. Dem .0 at S
papata sro makiufl a r. antic oil ct opau apt^aaorsm
ord.'l'. f pn-.slol, ,t .|.|iv u, n n.Mtl'liia "f t .ese sci Ors 3t
t e opening of lee next Google**, a brilliant aa
however, le nut protoleeS,ae a mai .vty na Ina |
er*aae are ea lae eeMeee lar their nain Haaaoei tao
lat pl.ii a s.
Tha"* lettiliilittn which WBO presented in th<
?aaaaabaaattafaaglamtoea la p;.nt 10^000astinesstss
af ().ivornor Kutiet's messmate, oi tbo sm ad that tao
dcm uni for lt is nan-nillir largs, bas iin-lttsl The BttlgM
fl' rWBt tn nit, ?t ant I IBs riana, lt ivas leal m^t rro.-n mo
um . f.'-rs of tbs Int***"* ire r ia( tuey bad nat yet aa>
baii'ted their supply, many nf tin-in bOTleg BSSO unaitie
'o get rid nf a ku lile mtoy. li" ilrriii.l dilate tntslu
aieeaai "Oeaasaaaarwea bm aoarly ISO mae to ala
employ, af wbem two ards *re UvaseeeaS*, seSl ?
el. Ik atnnni: lie ii to and Univ omuv wnuid .ike a i "liv
nf tuateeeeaae Natoa was eased inr. Tti.v bailed
read lt eba eared ts" lt ls eeMeet tBa tie i
meat prated te ne a ver? sb.n't Vrtui st-usaiiou,
MUSIC A sn HIE in: A MA.
MK. ABCHUre MAI IXEE.
Tha" .iudifiict* at tile aaOOnd ??f tItt" pBOOBnl
setii.-of mr, Aimer's tuaiin -. > ???terday. wa ? ar an
ton suiatt Kif tue merit of ihe [? ?ri.iriuaiioe. Mr. A ?? I
who hus hifrierfn siiown BBMfl rescrrc conn ming uU
ewe vetft, toliedeead yaaiardQ toa BBiaban or liis
... position, au aedaesa an.l eeeeeaetaBHS beta af
whteu ure wortiiy of a pleSB oo in? pr. gramaw,
tao ii.eenlti.ua andoutc pj.ttca.aily ? ? - i| ? .
tin iiit''"i"ii of tbo awdieaee -\'.
otii.r oegaa aaasbeaa ,% ? t??i i. t's fantosis 'n '.
minor; i fl - '' ttmmtitoaoeaialeD,
fi.r'e Ho and i. .io, e Hoi lelesaho; aed ala "Bar
ll ns ' ..v.-immo. ta.? itavni." au.l lomlo Irate I I I
milli va.le. -na. .ti; inc m.".main's .ai./..nc ni I" ii , .
fits ttl -ra Mar. lu ?/. .ni di. Ivan
? dd. _
hkSl NU.Hr vi Ti": TBBJTUa
Hmb Anderson, ni Hw Fifth Aeenne Theatre
leprisi'i.ie.t I I ? (Mtiniia cu winch ls a
nully replete with tanrallaaao atraagta, ann tu?- abasasSas
etfeet of ar;len* ^r.,co.M'ss A;.ab* ri*ley caine out jt
tba lira ii*. Opera Ila-e-cn. V" Be ami guvo ? TlRi-nais
rxini-ita.il ol' a ViliJ-an..ll?.i fiiii?.o v.iitaftond, witb'*
t il.-nt for vail.t pejloroianees..Mr. Barney
Saloy.es if ? DeeXIa "A Wtaaailigar ft<"u J rv.,
-.- U'/.i'i n.i ??.??:. r-rewi'iit it tao Wnidsoi I'n ot.-r.
ood was well iP"",\ i t ere i ?? * - '?'! perform.
if" ii.,'s,iv, r knur." a' li nl.ai-k ~. a'tr i'"?il ? v iv
,..,.. ;cj Wa-lt xn 'rr ?:??. t-,tilly fi ,*i
?
THEATRICAL, im. ii>i:m';.
Mt. !;ii hud Vi Hold's Cdtiecii ila Chic1.'
Hali is. leemmtog -aaiTeeaeder
Barnrj McAuley, ns fud- Dani, i> an*
a, t!?. tarTheatrat sad a llapiteertaUroadt
;.ii,.,t i ., .;.mdOpera ELmee, PSbrnary 1
Misi H.irr.el V\Cb't'a alraiu;ilic and bteraij
aatflfflatoaaanla easastbnifla w 4asstap eeselBaa sad
not, as nr-tt auiutnu.'ed, s i sunJais baraaaaailbatad to
tbe pleasure Ot uiaay psnSBBj atc! Ibo MltSS ol tbesi
s ul be oontmued.
M's-, Clara Harlie hppoae <1 last Might, ii
itraokiya. at Baietlg'sTBnslBa Wai Kaia Ctaaasa dM
nol api?ear st th?? I'srW nit a.-e.un.i of ilabaaae t>u" will
appear there thia e retiing. Us .tor Wa ila ck nm tn: ai aa
s-.iK'- nelli nt lluverii "s 1 e.liv, in Krnoalyn. apj"*?i I Bg
.:,i . nir ?>, i* / ffa Srofote **Beaadela"
Mi>s Andereon bi JuKti-t, to ho sec:: on
fl ti.iilay, at Hi" Filth Areaue Tiieafri;. ls gag ? I t i?
i bief teataraa al tl :> tam Uta are^B, Rt atm, rn ? I
will be giroa bnl oort., diirlog Mles Snd ?reaa'a p eseel
ce. a..? mi nt. ami this ta set down tor Saturday.
"Sarge Pooina* will bnyrodaccd at Dsly'i
XhaasMaaatVhars ureoealaai WM Panels .'??
Miss HaiyBBBW. Mt ? hariet bOBBSOflj Mrs. (iillta-it, >lr.
Leola M'"* ri'l'dnp. Miss Ala Kehan, Mr Ymko
btepbeee aed elbara ars ta partniipato In lbs parfawiu*
anea.
Mi^ri Annie Pixlej appeared at the Grand
(tpora Hnusu. last'I'sbt. ui Ucl woll-known Imper oua
lion of M"'.ai. 1 Uediama Baa s'v-? wi:li the suljoit.ed
aaateS portal
M'llss ... . Anin? rii'.eT
Yuba aili. Goorie c. neaSmsa
JntiuUta/ .i aa.-les Maaba/y
.Indue ll.^i'??la?or. . M. a'. Paiy
Joan \V.i trii. A IA i M,-niau
Ti int'lot on Y^'a . IsinaM Harold
nut -iiitli .William Joliasoa
ijikUritwo.Willum ttcbrooibir
Bseiaiueutn Umu. c. H. Itatmei
Mis. .smith. ? KmniaaMtaM. ii
tlttirt Mii|?lioi . lllauclat Mvu.liai
A new pluy, cntitleal ? The Storm Chtlal,"
writ tam by Ul. aiduoy Uoaonfold. will bo brought oat at
tbo Gran I Upora llousa, Halt miora, by Mr. Jobu T Ford,
sett 1'rlda.v ovobiuk, with Miss alumni Maddern as tba
batt niuo, ibis sprightly eau tableted ulrl waa lu n?n*l ot
a aood pIkv. and il is hoped tuat Mi. Koaantoiu has sup
piled tua' vxaht.
Sijruor Salviui, as already made known, will
appear at ta* Aeademy of Music. Februarr 19, and dil
a snort iMieageiueiit Qls agent authnru.-s tbo ans
n.iiiucroieut that this will be a fa rv wt-ll Mason. The
100th pertormauoe of " Otbailo," with Salviui ss the
Moor, will bo oue of Its tacidautt. aud bis til ?l appears
auoe hore as King Lear will be another or tania
Mr. S. M. Hickey will open a new tliontre
here, entitled tue Coemopaliteo, oa February l'J. Mr,
Hickey has leased tbe plaoe formerly, and briefly,
known ss the A lea/, ar, and bas retlttid ft, with due r?s
aard to safety, comfort, taste aod elogeuoe. Mr. J. K,
Kunafti has been onKagod to ap:>saa tarro ou lim 1 iiU
pros., aud, br way or a uovul ashango, ho will oouio loria
as l viii in Ivektnd,