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daneil as aueh by all the IsaiUiu nhyaiclans
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Pottage free in the I nited Stmttt,
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Remit bv P.iMal NM*. Mmur Orfler or H*?r!jte.re.1 Inlier.
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BRANCH OFFICES OP THE TRIBUNE.
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fat ra ru l?i deliver* of the dally paper, will be received al UM
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NEW-YORK, STN DAT. MAY ia
TWELVE PAGES.
HIE NEWS THIS MORNING.
1 ?!-.! i.n.?Two cotton wurehonses in Liverpool
?were oeotroyed by firs Ttittr-any N
soeantie.s were 111 <i> in.nnl 111 England. The
offices prissie boxes snd wardrobe ol tbs Stunt
Thi-Htu* lu Vienna were Bound, afr. Gladstone
gav? li: si opinions on political affair! in E
: a meeting af tba Dynnstis Lsft wsi iteM in
Madrid todiaoam tbsfntara nolteyof tbe party.
1 ?? Mnlngaaaj Osvarunisnl ha.* mads new
oveitur 1 t>i poaoa t" Frans*,
ConouxMS.?-Tbs Senate was not In aaasi D yes*
terii.iy. Tbs Hanna puoaed some billi reported
by Uk- Judiciory Cwniuitteo. Nu oneruna ?as
nasnant.
Domestic?Il is rnportsd in Wosblngton tbot
Beimioi Anthony intends to rem gu aoon. l; ?
condition nf th' ern 1 is iii theNortbwsat is promising
lins! (allia PsunsylvajiinyeatsrdsyntorTjing.
TawsJbieago marketa wnrs dull. < W. W.
tb, tii** bunk ?! of Wstbingtou, Penn., ex
bia riiii;i"ctii)u with th-* firm nf Qmnt A Wald,
The Metbodist Oenetul Oenfersnee ruted
?if-Mut tiie licensing or oidaining of women as
nosnobsrs.
Ctn svi* SCBi-nBAN.?Wall Street nannied it*
nsc-nl appenronoo justerdaj : there were no tullnrse
nnd noexi-it'*iii?*iii. Tbstscetvsr ol tba New
art Bavioga Itistiti tinn reported a deScleney of
cter 11,000.000 Hie third spring '.t; -'
of the Meadow BfOUh Hunt tonk pince. - - 1 he
Oaoenrng Club drove to Hyde I'ark in Mr.
Baosevi (s 1,ii. li. - ? The New-York bl bl :
niue lu-: its inst game thia Banoon. = Tbo nev
toivIikj eonmg al "ak Point was opened.. .
f!aluiii!'ia Otdlsaje brill a field aaaeting.
The Brooklyn Young Bopubllcoo Club
to-'k a limi In leference to the Nh
tionul Coiiveiiiioti. - Mr. iisplsSOP ("Kile,I
for Europa. Mr. EH wood failed to sstnblisb bia
claim fur iamagsa aj,'iiiusr Mrs. Langtry.
I?ex k Comntisaionora anssonnoed Ssnstot Kii<r;i:in*a
nsaoiution, Thi eomur-atons of Die Vew
To*k (.ii'i'-r HnsitHl ama laid, t ,i T!ie
Aaasrii in Crirksi roaaaoaUedtof England on tbs
City af Kome, ?== C. IfcCnllocb
Beecher A (.'..., nf No. 41 v7u1l*si . fail '.
witb linbilitioa of |90A00I>. ?Gold mino of
nan loonMondoi silver dollar (4121a), Bt.07
cents Stocks were fevi-riili ami iustnnting,
bur the tondonoy of priceH whs upward aud t.is
Oassing wa** stronj? attlm ti^uiei*.
Ihk Wk* ni rn-Tris- "tr. 100.1! obaerTutious t:>
die.ile .'.?.ini.i-r, clear ur fair weather. I'cnipe.rat.ure
yeafen.iiy: ihgiieet, 64*1 lowost, I8*j ovUBOBO,
Ptttom haring toirn fin the season, nnil mai
mei tritiftlprt, can hoe Tai DAILY TRIBUNE
wurilctltoiktat,pottpoid,for75 eonbynor monfn, I
l/i asfaVuBl Ininj tmtmfftd ns o/(cu cn d
TtU DaILI TBIBtm arifl le *ent to tiny addrtst
in Buropt fin -f* 1 36 nor in?nlk, mktoh include*
the ?fenn jfostaye.
Birstnii is lioiiiiiff fur "loioc iiiinrriveinffit in thu
BanaTBcnnT ?>f its Board nf AMermen, throagli tho
annBTBtioa ol ;i new btw cnratiriir Aldciiiiiinir dis?
tricts. Liilt-.is rhv r?zpniieB0B of thal eity is dif
fi-iviit fioiii tluit ot New-York, no nEtncouoaasnt
will follow such a chanm-. Hen* im* un naxioua
to ?rrfiHoB thu district ijattlBI ll has piovvd an
entiic failuie.
Tin- Methorlist Ciintvii'iii*** BJBI agaifl rifusiul
to lui'iisif WO-BaBB Ul l)iL-.ich ol i-xhoif. Tb .e
was IBO tisiul di.-icu.vsiou o\ci tho -suhject, ono
lu--i,h i .stating that lie came from a State
(Movooncbasetts) in wliivli there aro ? ;*-".t?<><>
junie wollun than Biota, and that they iii lot
buve Homi-thin'f to do. Probably the artraaen
nutfht lind it advaiilsg-.*ous to Mini auBBB ol
their .ibli- q-raaknau to argue thc fUBBiaUB before
tli?? C'liuli-telK e.
All om IBBOawl who Like any Internet iu the
livalrioa ol tho rnee-oonne, tho Lndl--grooaid,
Hm cinder tanah or thc sunbury plain, will find
much OBatliact an?i IBtBaB theil atUaluui on
tlic it iith iiagc of 'J hb Tuiisi \i jlii.s morning.
There the pauetuaBajani and exciting iieepur
chaffs ot the Kotrkaway Hunt am Beecribs-d,
OB well a* thc ffuilons ol thc iiietthd nuc-is thal
aro piejmiing for th? Withers and the oilier
great fJQBtrffttg at Jd onie I'aik. krieelaud'a
victory in the 1 ?ixi.ma Stakes at Loais\iil? in
reoouiitnl. The departure of thi Anierienn
frick t*t 11 jim to meet thu p.-uw>ed niastei-s ol the
wicket on the othci aide> of tbs waU<r ie Ue
aortboa\ sud Ibero u much matter oi unusual
divei'Kity and value, concerning athletic gaun-n,
naiveb:ii 1 play, rowing aud the long list ot
apoi'U. Tho Xew-Vork Club auili-ii.il Um ir
first d?*feat in tho baseball ehampionahip
M-ii<** yesterday, but flu*y have made -*o good
a start iint the hopes of their l.inids will not
be eerioiudy dashed.
The public will not view the approach of hot
weather with tho usual complacency when it ia
generally known that the prka for ice tor the
coming season Ih to bo advanced. J tint who .ne
to blame for this unpleasant change U not cleat.
Tba comno-nioa any they have not allures! tito
Khednle Pi lani year; and vii mmv householders
IIB told by tlieiielivevy man that they must pay
inorc. Certainly thcic bl n<? excuse fora higher
schedule ao tar astin* great ice companies are
aoncerned. Last winter was an excellent ono
for iee. There was much cold weather and la?
bor was cheap. An advance under tin.se dr
[?uiastaticcK will cau.si' much jual complaint ;
iiml Moonal ihe poorer cl.is-u-s, who have to
iweltei through th ? summer in erowded ten*
cnicnt-hoii-i s, are the oms thal will gaffer moot
Tiie mistake in the popular Judgmenl in Eon
rand wbicb the Government baa nando In deni*
Inf with thc Egyptian question has solidified
the Conservatives and gieatiy strengthened the
prospect for a disoolntion of Parliament. The
chloe bill io doomed, if it rene cathe House
of I.ords; ns fl.i- Tories will oppose it on thc
ground that it is an incomplete 01000010, not
providing for a rcdistribation of seats. This
proves lo lie the Secret of the BOOTOO of the Par
nellitea in roting to overthrow the Gladstone
Ministry. Knowing that tm- Franchise bill will
tail, Mr, Parnell is convinced thal he cnn expect
no mort; from the Liberals, uni he tunis
agninst them, lt will Im- a pity if a Ministry
rfhich has endeavored to do ao nineo for Eng
md in the way of reforms shall be overthrown
because of mistakes in Egypt, Hut DO person
can fail to admiie the diameter of ? man lil.i*
Mr. Qladotone, who peraiata in doing what bo
thinks right though chally against thc popular
wilt
-?>?
The Philadelphia city authorities hare .shown
more "litcrprise. in the adoption of the police
patrol system, than liave the authorities of this
city. I'tidei'that system an officer remains qb
his) beat and when he BOaheg an arrest he sends
woid, by the usc of electric ajgnali, for the
patrol to come and take the priooner to the sta?
tion, lt is also a ready DieSD! ot f-eciiring assist -
ince at any point, the patrol ofiicers being
equipped with wagons r-ady to stitil at ii given
signal. The system has been used aucceooftilly
in Chicago for some years and baa recently
been adopted in riiiladelphia. where it
promises excellent results. The Police i <>m
anjsaiotiera talked of employing it herc, more
than a year ago, since which rime nothing has
been heaid oi it. Tho Commissioners ezprei ? d
the opinion that it wou'd greatly add to the
effectiveness of the police force) and would
render anneceaaarj g large Increase in the
number of men. B tiusi ad of asking for au?
thority to adopt such a pl in, tho Commissioners
have favored the bill which has been rushed
through tho lavis!.il ure directing them to ap?
point 5(iO mon* nun. Even (he Mayor's
"Cabinet'1 han declared against tin- bill. It
Ought ttl 00 vetoed.
THEALDEKMBS AM) SURFAl I RAILROADS
lu making the Mayor independent of the
Aldermen In filling vacant offices, the Legislature
deprived the latter of much of their power for
mischief. But they retain control ever many
iiiipoii.uii public interests, and their capacity
for harm is still great. A fresh illustration of
that pow,-j is. aluna io be gh en in tho action of
the Board on tbe applications for street railroad
franchises, Without radical changes lo the
framework of laws governing this city, no
'?em-nil stn-e' Railroad ai'! could have li- n
enacted that would meet the requirements of
institution, and at the name time deprive
the Aldermen of the right to p-'s- upon street
railroad franchises. Ilene in this important
matter the interests of tbe city .neat tho mercy
ol' the Aldermen. The fear of their betrayal ol
the rights of tiie people, in neting upon ques?
tions relating to the use of the public streets,
has been one of tho principal reasons operating
at Albany to defeat, ainee 1875, legislation on
thia subject. There appearing to ho im way ol
getting around that difficulty, a law was pooled
this year which will enable the Aldermen to
giro the consent of the city for tho " ie ot every
ono of its si etoo I avenues foi horne rail
i m.i.s. 'I be Mayor can \ to th ? resolution! thai
out] be paused on thia aubject, bul tho Alder?
men have a settled habit of overriding i
on all such questions. Thus a Board, the
majority of whose members probably do not
poy ? gingie dollar in taxes, will eave the ii-_*-1 st
to give anray to private corporation! public
frnncliiaes worth million! of doilara] ead may
at the same time greatly depreciate in value the
property ol large taxpayers, lt gtanda to rea?
son thal snell a system i' wrong,
The law, however, -I >? - not pl ice ir entirely
? power of the Aldenueu to gran!
railroad franchises. Before any road can be
constructed tbe consent tn i I bo obtained in
willing ol'tiie owners of one-half in value of
the property bounded on the street, Bul there
b a curious provision in tho law which says thal
"tho eon n of the local authorities'1 (tho
Board ot Aldermen) " shall op rate mi the ooo
- si ur of such cit] ,oo the owners ol any property,
u that such railroad may be consti neted upon any
"street by which aucn property is bounded.'' Lt
ih farther provided thal In determining the
value of one-half the property bounded on anj
street the value of tbe city property "ahull bo
- oat attained and.deterniined hy allow ing there
" for the same price or raine as i* shown to be
- the value of thoequivnlont In nine and frontage
" el any adjacent property on the samo ?trout.'1
ls this means anything it raeann that city prop?
erty is to be accounted thi tame bo other
property in mak ng u;> one-half in mino of the
property fronting on any atreet tn be used tor
street railroad purposes. I'Li.. may bo shown
by the applications now before the Aldermen
tor francOisee to construct surfnee roads on
Fifth-are. and Broadway. One oompany pro
pooca to build a road on Pifth-ave., from Waah
mgton Square to tho Harlem River. If the
Aldermen giant thia franchise it i.-, proposed ia
oinking up the v..Inc of one-hall the property
to take in a p.ui of Washington Square, the
WBasleof 1'nioti, Mali-ou. anti Reservoir Square!
and Central Pork. I. timi construction of the
law bold.s good the Aldermen wdl have (be
right to give over that street to a private eor
poration. But n lo lUNtbtfvl if such a construc?
tion will agree arith tho constitution, which
provides that tbe consent munt ?? ? obtained " of
" tbe ou nels ol om - hall in value nt be prop ny
44 boundi d on, ai; I ibo consent niioof tne local
"anthodtioa baving eooirolof aotreok'1 ihe
queotiou a ill be one ol great Inp i <?*,;. to people,
lu mg on F,tih-ave.
Already there are eight corporations aesdrJng
fnimhitieK under the ROW I,iv. They pmpooo lo
construct forty miles of surface railroad
Throe different roi pm minns ?ie aaking lor
the use of Broadway. Tho Underground Railway
Cucupaaay. now that Lho Arrnahi itfntoirj lian
lallen through, pgnpoSBsianBI io binburie tunnel
road under liroatiw.iv, for wiii.n it BBB long
held a charier. The Cable RailWBJ ClHBpBllJ
still claims, a legal OBIOteBCO, nm withstanding
tho iwnoal of tho Rapid I'raaeit An. Ninny of
these m-heine a nia.si. tali liiioiig.i, aa it is nut
likely thal tho coii-m-ih ol OOMMgh ptopsity
owners can be seem, d, or in I.eu theieof tho
eooaunBt of tho Sen oral Tenn nf thu tiarpresne
Courl. lint no ii lance cm bo placed ou ihe
Aldermen. They barn tie solo power tu lix
thc tenn*, nf a Uandi.sc They eau say
whether or not a charier for which a million
dollars BBB be obl.niii*il shall BO given away or
imi ii|> at u.i lion. If ilinl Ixxud pogfucana its
Uuiy nu au oct railroad Will be.ullow.ui ou
Fifth-avo. Bal ntif-Miun it; ly there is little
hope of iutellig-nt ucMoii in the City Hall.
WE SAVINGS /? t
All the i it.\ savings bunks bat e come well out
of the recent excitement, and it is aol too m icb
to aa j that this fortunate raoul! is largely due
to the stringency ol thc low which governs their
operations. The absolute prohibition of specu?
lation to all buna officer! Indeed has been
sh-1 mu by the event! of the pant week tobe moot
-nice ii ii clear thal men eannot be
trusted In luch pfsdtiona upon no better rv ii
antee ticin that of their privnte judgment tn
the ouse of the New irk Saving- Institution dis
aster appean to have been inclined through
the disobedience ol the bank officers to the
oidei of tin Chancellor, lt i> do stiff] .
cum iii such a case to say th .t the brokers with
whom thej deposited the Government bonds
had a standing whichjostined implicit truot In
theil integrity* noi is it a ja tincation to repro
seni that the profit which waa the Immediate
Incentive to tbe depooii was tor tin* benefit of
the hank. Th.* t'li-uio lior had loaned olden
which it was tin- plain duty of the bank officer!
to follow, and bad they done io the institution
would have been on its feet to-day. This fail?
ure again sh iws the dnnmr of trusting to pri?
vate lodgment, and the necessity of haul ami
fast rules which shall simply render ii impoooi
blOi without inclining criminal responsibility,
to Jeopardise the funds of saving! institutions.
lt. U to be regretted thal the unintelligent
panic of a great namber of poor and ignofanl
depooitora la the city savings banka, gauntly
foreigners, should have led to the oacrifice by
them ol the half-yearly interest on their de?
posits. Some .nf the batik officer! appear to
have thought thia exhibition of blind distrust
rather amusing, but considering that the inter?
nal ou their deposits, however email, is of
lei iona consequence to tuousaads of the patrons
ut the savings bunko, the loss io really vexa?
tious, ami tin- more so since it waa wholly an ?
accessary. The depositor could bo protected
against himself io cases of this kind by adopting
the rule of notice of withdrawal, Thig bas the
advantage of giving time for inquiry, and for
the passing of ephemeral excitement. In tho
present instance it would have prevented the
loos of interest to a great many poor people,
and would have saved even the appearance of a
strain upon the hanks. Tbe encouragement of
saving is so important, dewed solely a- a pub*
ev, that the law cannot be too careful in
guarding both the property uml the interest of
depositors; and when* aa in thia city, a large
class of (le|iu?il'. is of n l
tnd excitable temperament, ignorant of
Amelie..ii lu thous, prone to suspicion and apt
to run together like sheep, and follow th
promptings of their apprehensions, tic > should
not be allowed to ? ieca um ol their want
of kn I ! protect* il 01 ? d
I .es.
11IK COPY I -///' BILL.
T Pvbli 'v;' We Hy proposes that the
authors and other friends of an honest copyright
law, who have been rapporting the Doroheimer
bill, should abandon tlmir resistance to * a naod
? rate mari; ." and ooneent to an
amendment confining the bi leflts of interna?
tional copyrfghl to books printed ia thia
country. 1 ? n 1 in assigned foi recommend?
ing this surrender lg that certain traders in
Philadelphia and elsewhere are tu hotly op
poeedto giving a foreigner hia own property
unless they can hist make something ont of ii,
uml that the m si'-d Internal in literary pinn y is
so strongly reprooeutod in Congress, thattf ex?
treme views" an not at present likely Bo be
adopted. Lei the author! be reasonable, there?
fore, say! //"? IFsskJy, and take what they can
Hereafter they can ask more.
We hors licit 111 friend of international copy?
right, of fair play, of International justice, will
assent toanj mch proposal. The scheme of
amendment non brought forward ia what we
hiive been ex peeling, ever since Mr. lhnshciiu
(?r's measure was introduced. We have been
expecting ii as a trick of the piratical party to
turn to their own advantage .1 bill Intended to
n-mo ve a grave reproach from our country ami
to give anthon their plain rights. An interna?
tional copyright law nv irli lin- manufacturing
clause attached tonis nothing bat aa arrange?
ment for prob cting one pirate against all rival
pirates. Tho United State! hus no nason for
ging in any such enterprise, lt lo beti
that piracy sh mid not be prod cted. Lol the
un,, .tii.-i / .1 reprinter! eur one another's
throat, and by cud by hone ? authors may come
to their own. For this reason, among ot u 1 -,
we wish to ooo no half-way delusive reform.
Wi- diss-ait entirely from the opinion of ile
Pu ''?',< r ? I Eg thal the ' first step!1 which
it advises will be better than nothing, and will
nut interfere with something more valuable
here.iit.i-r. Thispropoood * tirst step " ia a step
iu the wrong direction; and il it. i- takea we
shall have to begin the reform -ill over again
with fresh obstacle! against na. We sh ill
create a new class of rested interests opposed
to ti true Uitei i tiona! copyright nnd increase
the disinclination of the average Congrossui ia
to bothei hun If about a bii.-,:ueis which gp*
parentie dies aol 1 nu ii politica, What is more,
we .shill '.?ive a ipin.-i-saiii Mon to piracy bv
statute, ihe wost that eau bo said of Amer?
ican law now is thal it will not interfere te ere
\( nt a palpable wrong. Bul the moment it de
ih.it a v rang shall bo treaded aa a wrong
only nuder certain arbitrary oondiUona, it be
eoiiii's ;ui aicoinpiite in ihe iitiuatice.
lin* demand for inteniiitional eopyrighi is
d aa a claim foi anthon. Ii is the* claim
of iii! men who love- and tmdcrstnnd Jual
and ore sensitive about national boBor. vVe
trust thal there will he no conipromioe, no our
render, no taint-beortedneoo. If the Dors
beinser bill can ba passed at this s.-s,;,,-,, --,,.
shall rejoice. If it cannot, at least let os keep
ourselves in o condition to try again, and the
dis, ; --Iun of the past v. mri 1 a/ill nol have l? eu
thrown away. Thia seems to be a case in
u I,,, ii bo on rd I*bettei th ta half a loaf.
INDIAN inti ATIOS,
Tr.rre wm an intcrciting debute in the Renate
on Indian education, when the Indian a\ppro
pria ion bill Ads up. The opinions of Senator!
.vim had fiaitOll tho reservations and Keen ihe
educational machinery at work were Bewilder?
ingly divergi nt. Mr. Ingulla held that iu ordi 1
to make Indian education i tbtctive the Indiana
ought, to be madri amenable to the law* of the
United Stiites. Mi. hawes held that before
Dialling the Indian ami-liable to tho htWO be
sim aid be naihWd to read them. Mr. lng,ills
replied, mid with foiee, that thi.-i wu.* a mw
dos-tiine; that.il! sorts of foreigners wini could
nol rend the laws arete made atnenahli* to them,
an.i Unit there was bo good reaoon for exerndlng
ihe Indians fioai this practice. It was also
coinolamcd thaw thal Indian ua.v ?asssOOSS load lo
uoiuaiif. and boarding-school-> weir advosstnaaL
No doubt Indiau progress* balnur, and the re?
tie in- which have bein umbrtHacn do not ap?
pear tO prod ice ino results expected. Hut .so
lou*; ui- lin- t.ovi rnnicni. Mfjpofftj the Iudiaun il
ia lio.ih'.fiil whether they will uko kindly lo ike
new modes ot lifo urged upon them. So lon.,'
as they can puioiie their old way.* limy will pru
ter to do so. bo lona* ss they aro auopliod with
lUSOf Suhdsfc BOB Hey will see BO motive
ir change. This is human narin*, not solely
adlaa nature. All mea require pressure to
io Itfj theil babita.
lithe Government made work the condition
f partial subsist' nee, or supplied only the
mans ol pi i iii iin'i, and ?!;- u I nomadic
iir-uils in all ii i--;:.' i-t ll -
eut In Hans would perh ipa take more '
ii- rhnnges demanded of I
on, no doaht In ' from
icbooli io the trib I role
i lill, bul bo! more difficult than thal of the
hildtenot the very poor In great oi
ney ore trying to (tel aa education. The eleva
ion of the Indian is ol com tt, I
owever, should have been .realized from the
eginniug. Bal if ail tho general condition ol
ne Indians uer, the same aa those i Qcouuti ii 1
y thousands of densely ignorant i" i
no come arnon,' us aa emigrants, is there any
iiml ic ison tor doubting that the Indian
mild in at lcist two generations riae aa for as
heoe Immigrants habitually dol
Cul them oil from th.e nomadic life altogel
like them work for their daily bread as all
tiler Americium work.; Make them citizens.
iring them under the laws. Sweep a.va\ the
ill-ra ft of vicious white men that alua;. . gather
round tin* skitts of thc reecrvation. Give the
lillians (me contact with the better elements in
ur civilization ; arid then le! th -in t ike their
bailees with the rest. If they have any staying
ewer thia policy wonld bring it out. Certainly
would stimulate their energies and theil wita,
misc them from their shiggishne-; ?. create in
a.'ni rational ambitions and give the rising gen -
ration of school-bred Indian children relief
rom the degrading and thwarting iniiueneee
ow opposed to thens.
BESP0N81RILITI FOB DYNAMITE,
American reoponoibtlity for dynamite ont
i temperately and Jmlieionnl)
i fhe current number of Tkt North American
teclew, Professor Henry Wade Rogers, tin?
nier of (he leading arth le, approaches the sub
?<-t in ii commeudableapiritof Eairneao, coueed
Ig at the oils.-I tii.-J Irish Home bale is an
:i-.i ilk- ,:'il a jnsteauoe, ivith which the
iineiican people naturally sympathize. Thia
a.isi-In-is careful not to confound willi the
srbnrous and Inhnman agenciea of ossaosina
ioii and dm mute, and henee he can discuss
rlthoul prejudice or partisauahip the question
rhetber the United States authorities ore under1
ny obligation io iuterfere iu the dynamite
ampaign.
Professor Rogers tokes ap the English pre
. - lc rlnnin : ?-? ith tho < h dui c toe. The
11.ni ?.'Clients for tinit. plot were made iii
.ouiloii, and the bombs wore purchased in
lirminghain bj au Englishman. At one time
ml another association! ha ? ei id in
.ondon for the purpose of supplying tuen and
lim-) in i'd of revolutionary plots; but this
oct" adonis no reason whj New-York should
im.tied io b'ooine a store-hons
political incendiariam of foreign States.'' Evi n
! Orslnl's confederate went unpunished, and
.?imbin bm often bc-n athe headquarter! ot
lota agalnal other States, {there are several
'nglis'i ; rt i'' ns which Americana are IhmmI
o consider. Daring tho Civil War Mr. Seward
omplained of the alleged manufacture of
Greek fire" ,"t Windsor, Canada, to he used
c.- Confederate emissaries In attempt! to
ami American cities. The British Govern
aent acted upon thia complaint, ami the Cana
;a'i authorities adopted ateaauroa to prevent
In- manufacture ol Break Ure. The Stat a De
sutmentuSdao directed the attention of the
'.latish .authorities lo the lp lot. for intro
luring yellow /ever Into Northern citlei by
Hems ol Infected clothing, and Dr, Black
min was arrested by Canadian officials. I e
lideneeagainst him. however, waa sou
tr the charges could not be pressed, in each
ase the Britiah Government toot active n
i cs to repreaa theae o itragea, Thal Goi
in ut has also pani -bed ita own citiaeos for at
empting to incite tin* citizens of ono
-> revolt agni not their Government or tom
(nate their rulers. Tor example, John Parry
rai puoiahed in 1709 for libeling! the Emperor
f Rnsoln in a Loudon journal; Jean Peltier
mai ravietedin 1803of Inciting the Prenoh
null!,- to ri--, oil against the Plrsl Conan] i Lord
leorge Gordon waa prosec ited hw libelling the
{oeen ol Fiance; and Herr .Most, In May,
881, wno sentenced for incltin ; rs of
tia journal to i foreign sovereigns.
Only two of th ie precedents, ta our J
tent, are directly applicable to tbe dyna
uti ages. The tt Greek fire " case offers a clo o
ai.il'cl. ami rile arrest of Dr. Blackburn
\ ima d u, dispooition on the port of the
lanndian authorities to repreaa atrocious
ci i iii/ition. Tho -nil.v response
lade by the United States Govorument
.? British remonstrances in regard to dyna
titi* has been tile circular of March 12,
vk* 1, iu nlatiou to the shipment of
laugeroua explosives, lt must, not I"* for
-otten however, that Mr. Seward tarnished the
tritish Govornmeni with definite Information
especting the Confederate plots, whereas Lord
IranvBle has never dom* this in the dynamite
oiispir.icy ; ami how eau the American co i; s
a* tip**t**l io puaiah the whispering! of
?"--niau doaperndoes In heU-bedraoans, when tho
',lindi.ni ofBeiali found it hnpoouible to pro
eed against Dr. Blackburn 1 -So tar as the
ibo! precedents ore concerned, three of them
(antiquated tobe seriously considered,
ind tiie fourth ii uoc applicable* to tho ravings
if the Irish-American press. The proceedings
: Herr Mool have been condemned iu
unglaud by public sentiment and form a al trt
tog exception to the usual license allowed to
ic pres.. Mutes en the Freiheii ima definite in
is invitiitions io murder, whereas tbe dj n unite
irons never aingleo out any Englishman. Even
t'ii were good policy to prosecute the Ir;.-h
Unericnn puss tor soliciting auboerintions to
ccn-i funds nnd extolling the political rtrtoes
if ilyn.unite, it Would be ImpOBSfhle to applj
be i.u-'i h precedents and secure eonviction.
rin-lih'l.s and Lncitnmeata to erimo would be
,?> vague and mais ute bo warrant ;i proas trial
? ven ender Rug i-fi law.
Returning now to rVoreaaor Rngers's paper,
\.-1,nd thal thc onl] Pedare* st itute which can
io biotlght lo baal against the dynamite con,,
ipinatgra ia tinst raia ti ag ta tho illegal tnuBS*
lort.ition ol dangerouj exploaivno. The Gov
? rumen! in rta circular ot March l'i. Issi, bai
11ballilla!thoraaonrrnsof Uaited Btatea lau.
lui- I'cder.ii Csiurts aaa only nemieh thone
ifkuaoos which have Kc a Buada criminal by
lirecf Acts of Tongi I--S, by tlir* Constitution Ot
ty interuatioiial treaty ; aud thc luachiuatiou.
?: the dvti.itnil;- conspirators arc imt included
u thu list al puiiishabhs onhnaceu* lat an Kng
:k|i or aii Ai i'-iic.'ii detotl\*? ovi-ihcar iu a
Inill-bodrouiii or ii back alley .lin* details of
% deliberate plo! ogainsl lifo aud propcrt] in
England and there is aol I court ia the United
Slates that can Indict punishment tor thc
iilb'iice. On this aceouul PtWahasBBr usUJoanj
pleads for a'change in Ihe nciitmlitv lawn
whereby it may be made un om me against thi
(joM.ruim ut of (he United States fur any eau
?ithia its jurist! it-iiou to cons pim against thc
liv 1', and property ot tin* citizens of tl forfig*
btaK*. lio niao couteuda tuitt eiUudiliou trcaltv
should include among extraditable O nance*
tli.it of conspiracy to ?order, Thean chun gee
wo aid be ol' I lit- highest important! ?. sad if Bat
lowed liv th- leading nations of thc world
would alford mntnal|pi. ins! dyna*
mil ? and anarchy.
BA ll VT ATS IS lill: IG:<!RT.
General Meigs, the greatest authority on
?. conilructioa ia tii" Hutted
. returns in ano in tn the Soudan
question. Heuhows that the Mexican Central
Railway has been laid -it the rate of nearly a
miles day, and asks wh) tin* British Govern
< nm il du as well, oi' even bettor* bi I
tin- Kcil boo anil ihe Nib*. Inev WOttld have to
do mach better thin this rn order to n-sciie
,! (fordon. The .li-t mee fi im ?- i ikim to
Iterber is 250 rnQes. and Generel Gordon can?
not be expected to hold his grono I
i'm- thing, however, milSl Hot he fo gotten
? bws tha* the British wen- building such a
milt* . would travel fist. Before tue tn-'
lion of fifty miles could he complete I, til, -
n nu; ?? on th.- Ni :<? would be convinced thu irn*
Uriti-di Men* in onrnoat. and they Blight bi dis?
posed either to declare for General Gordon or
io disperse quietly.
i lenora! Molga says nothing about the climate
of the Soudan, which would nrobablv prove a
greater obstacle to railway construction than
the engineering difficulties. Major Clarke, who
has li id gnat experience in railw.iv building in
India, ridicules iu the London press tin* idea
thar the project is Impracticable oaaecooatof
tin* heat, lie has (wilt railways with a m-*an
monthly temperature of '??'- degrees Fahrenheit,
night and day, and laughs at th" 0XC1ISO that it
will be too hot. during ihe summer to proceed
with thia work iu tin* Soudan. W.-'.l ialornied
experts in England an* coofldeat that such a
line would not only prove of the utmost impor?
tant'.* in a military .m-i\^-, but would ultimately,
ii.- .1 profitable enterprise, since 100,000 tons
"i I, >ight already finds its way down the Nile.
'IPR BED Si NEETS.
Tho gatos ant shoe Monde* tot Maj oas sn Inter?
esting article on th" recent rad lanssta by M. J.
Juwin, Bomber of th* Academy of telenets, il.
; Dudortskostodstnoootrotethal tie* rotonnio
theory nf tbe pbsnomenon la 'ie* true oxplanation,
and he bringa togother ranch corroborative evi?
dence, derived from option] sndchemi il aeience
and from tho roeoeds of tha post, lin* conclusion
reached by him is that th" eruptloa of Kr
w.i- ern- cf t'i'i' lal Vol
the world baskno wn* that the magnitude
of the forces thea pat ia matiou readers it en irely
credible that on unmerj amasi of roi
mixed with nsterv vapor nras ;':";' lied fromKroka
too to a height probably almost e ?es.tsnsive witb tbs
li lita ol ilii* cjrrh's ntinospberai that this denna
mani i
donted BOOT! or -m th ?
as oil Moots on *r it-r. '
ii ?? ii liv t!1 ? an current * i*i
bleover nearly t ii irfase,
.r ioe a l ?? '?? io -( of ;'.
iii. ? (races ut' fis voles lit
I bund on -'
where, M. Jamini i tii it
if ., , . , ti.il y li .'ii Li uni. a.:-! at. point
aiiiy d: it.iat from o icu luther.
fie I , -at trom aa klogy
byoiting Un* c.im--,i salmilai eruption which oe
.i ku aa Island in tin- Medltarreaeao in t VU.
lu that casa thsaamo peculiar optical phenomena
noted, anil im' two mouths md sunn
- ? observed, not only in vortoui parti
rope,but al-o na tiie eoutmoatof Amsricn,
[Ion ? ? '.arv a-', o . .
that eruptloa et" Vesuvius bo .v. I). 7'.) which re?
mited in th" destruotioa of Berealanonm and Pom?
peii tn ibowthnt tbe same aspect of thu heavens
v:i- then visihii-. though naturally it wm n?t
ascribed to tho true causo. The objections
t tho (lara'inn of tiro phenomena mo
met with careful mooning ihowing the possi?
bility of the perststenl fiotation of th-) extremely at
I ted matter riomDosing these clouds - f mingled
nnd vapor. Ir in,.y lie sold that parti
of M. .'ima's argumsut appeu tooontlict aomo*
what with Profasoor Kofdcnssdoidr'sthoorj ol n^
micol dust, it aeetnlna possible that tic Pr ifessor'i
,l I,,,. Bork dust amy have boes nf tbe mihi"
nature aa tin- volcanic ash el,nula. TboMtlcloia
i itremoly mtorostlng, rutrofully written, and ninans
etrong sliowin^ Indeed for th" tt1 tonie
theory, u" it does u"? altogether s?ttl? tho nusoUlon
*t hwue. ?_??____^______
A Loadon dispatch says thc lute Jndob P. Banjo
? i I.nfl no ii- n--riaN lur ? biography Behoving
IBM M tho treasuring np of old pap* ra orsated half
l lu* misery of lue." LVrtuiulv in tina roepOOt abo
late Judah P. Benjamin must be said to bars set a
Komi sxumple ; .md indeed with thc awful muming
of certain recent biographies and autobiographies
a bim le- may weO have bean deterred fr-nu
lea\ in?' babind aim any tomptot ions to similar pos?
thumous oalamities. lu I Hes." days LiVM ol' gieat
mon all remind M that uli-curitv ls tits ai),t yri
etous boon vouohoafsd lo thone uno uro
not Knar, and that Unmortalitf is hardly
worth having if thoM who have Joined tho
rity ore doomed to know how they are
huntllsd by their biographers, rho inst of pootha**
minis taine iniist be greatly subdued bv tho
ii.ilciii practise of potting our pauu*inont peoples'
aouli ii^on a payobologionl di-nui ii .^-?.ahli*. nnd
pnWisbmg iUustrnted cat ii *g um of their vicua and
foibles sa aoon m the breath ia out of rhoir bod hm.
It in in truth a cu-rom which has oddod it new ter
iic. io death, and S btofa will do moro to discourage
the Iteltgioii nf llu-uaai; v tha-it nil tho Btgnmontl
Mr. BpSUCSI . m devi ". Mr. 13- fija.ui n lu- put his
conda anatwo on tho fashion most aaasonnbty, and
ii mai bo boped chm Uanzamnls nil! provo Lnfln
initial. _
IbwumhWentworth HigBiooon.ni The Wtmoytft
Journal, takes inmo with tilt,,,* arno aooart that tho
New-England otook ls deteriorating, and, on tba
Btrengi h of infonnntloa irapnrtod to him by " oue of
st eminent phyoteinns in this region," tli
elsrea thatM tho thing really to ho anxious abo it
Ja ; oow is hoi the physiological condition of fha
Burindi, but of tho trish, stock in America, from
tbe rapidity wah wbieh pulmonary weakoom
? Inning itaslf among tho anwriosnised
1 Now, if only tins "amlnonl obyiiolaa"
will giro fnets ami Bgursa m rapport of
thin itstement, as the upholder! of the
? ii A view Barri sliaadj dom*, tao pablie mind
i brown Into a Uno state ol Mufnsioo and be
vrildennoot; andu will then BO lo OCUSI fer a third
. .- nt c. whnMoajostonst -thal botodaunotv
atrntobon h isthal arbitoboBhths oativa m.) foo*
sign atoehi aro thno rapidly dselining, tho bo pu ia
? of immigration) eoutinnM totoeronM
ii'.iiiij-f prss*saay*ao though tteagaununa of aattioaal
dastrnctisu wots not in opornttoa at all.
Bhonld B tla^l lol St ian for the route of the
N icaragun Canal aol bs aacsosul apoa hy Bsptosab t
ia9 usart, tbs MuooMioa granted ay Mioosnsvaato
nmaoaann etwaunaa will p;?..it bnpond our Benares, Aa
t'on*rr*"an hus notar-sii discus ??,| t?<* sir>j*,-.i of
aynnttng bb aol of rBoutaoa anon, ero bbbII luvo no
reason to csmploto if the oonnl i* linu'ly taken up
j hy 'litiisnsnf anotherrower since the pabflea
iinu oi Boar adinlral Amnion'* bo>lt oa the sn;?j vt
i ui Muy. IrssiO, turther survey, have BOOB made,
j whioo. turoug.i au iniprovod sactioii. aaapsai tho
ustiinnteM for m.-ti *nal .-? ni labor to ill l.-iiXI.OiHJ.
I 'In -cotiaiusruoii WBtoh lilia*! * it-s report iu February,
I97B, arid of wlii-Vi Al u.ral A ii-um UUVSnaMSn*
l>ur. iitt-lstt-4 ou a oo itt agent ss gis.it ?-? the etti
males. A dan ral Altino i recaully roaiarksti ia
Wavahiugtoii that Un iii edd uot be sunanio i to -.rn
tho eena! tmiu^iot.ju on Acjiiuu^iiji. -if diiy or
si vt \ por cent, luciuding mtoiot-t uni viis uioooy ut>w
paid ni i that ta to say, a total cut of trout
$sio.ooo,uou tn] $70,000.1100. ntteQanuaanausst
im r?.illr (iiivimis tu promote the ooii*.trMt*tiou
uf tha Niouiiigua ''*inl, all it has m do ta
to \fikstt au euabiing aut tu tutu 4 majutitv
of tho assam and aaBstsnl the work a*.??U-cfc.
BsdnuB* a,?|ioitit,itiir itu ?anuMfaiBnonurti afsafljanroB*
timi, its ?( 11iters of aeononta, and thaw snunsBlhl
its aad thoo rf Individual itoel*hsldsin*
TALUS ABOUT /"WV
BO HOM
j, ni Quasar, of tat OtmtoAg "A ananaui Susi" ts
(luina belter than wr rip*rii-il rr i.-n ?? r?*?l 'fia Unit
ii,/.it ? i r. ic s i,*. I.i. pu alu; asoSB to Uko I'. ?'?? it* tba
"lu n.'-oof' lt rei"'v?t. Wt me loukiiit f ?. v ,rl lo
wa Yatta nuBBtng * mt wita ba new pi ry, *0u>
faiu .M shier " It I*, a nor* sfSSOaBB to "nm if tb*
K,iest." Hi* pla/ ten we.-k*. and tliaa we ?bal put
In un Bttrl i.i ot BM OWU. TM < om*<iy lUSUSBB l?
ba tar aOavtew. f-ir pi.tr. toat Bom afasasy Swan Pr'?
i neeeaaea rh m for nov BBS] satslsi psoslsi tiona
. .'. tay BO nUW! axr*eriru*nfe.
, AIJOl'T UA<E TWS*fBT>
fjlsrloi Taanffu. aasPsBB-g af "" Ra sonja atttiitg so*
s.. ,??/*?,,. | ,?? ia*if. taara Uah b?cu ci>n*ider,?bi?* *Itrn
tlon of ra'e-lra?:k* for thia eeasnti. '.'iin-v bun I . n
. tu! t!n*r? BUSS bis-n ext- usu- "li IS ie* lo
Monmouth Park. I'he latter conrae wanted lt; badly, fir
there wita iu uno pun ai descent nf t wenty-fuur BaU ? wiuch
w.isei:-eedini<ly hard on iu I in rn-aaa hone Ilka Kole,
ili.if BOVStsi twenty-five or twenty <ix feet at everr
utrlile. Ile ta ? liar I ta gal Into BOoeaBOB tha- he ba* to
m. in iav or Bis rawes m ibo tprirw BSBl BBBBBaUi put y
in* n. aid osssing anani nani anoano at a vi-rytast
pn - 'InJ hi* fore fiiet u i iw il, BOBBfSB *ha*finK al-a up
K-iiera.ly. That B baw Mun.tor bsai him. The Jockey
un OsaasB LerlBoigfl ahl ii"' M r.ittled down th-* SaSSUal
*i* haril a.*. be iiiultl ito. to tb tt Cole waa ali abroad. Tfia
.literalinnI in sU--ry.in-*-! li*)' were, in my opinion,
scarcely wauled, for lt waa always an excellent track,
mil li iniy tia that they way not have BaUBnjBl far tb*
iicrter. Tho ide*, of lengthen ia*; the amen, w.m i|inu cor?
rect, :i;iil w.ll, do ilo-i'o ., b? a -croat dais, but tu-i may
tlnl Ulai ihe eha-ored angle of the course will prevent tb*
people In th* Uriml Stand front BBSBBf 0000001 ia they
-Hil before. But they are proirre.islv* roo'i, thean, and
they are bound to have aa excellent conxie. ant what?
ever chi?a_'e* may be found nccenaary will be made to a
certainty. Jenna* Park w a very picturesque collrae, an 1
no alteration could be ma-le rfirre without destroying tho
[,lii irKsi-utneA*. I Hunk raniii^ ? :l* SOS generally
agreed that "saratoga 1* * ISSI -" 'J SSSnUSi and there are
ninny woo Unnk lt the 1***1 In Auiertea.
NO ?fKITTr..V CONTRACT*'.
Dion BaMSnsnB-H aever nave any wTtttea eontracta
arllB div coui.iaiiy. 1 tell them thai if lliey caa beitrr
ifii-ni.i-lTM tue? are at liu??riy to x?>. provided they Rive
mau week or two'*, n itioe. Qb ully BBBJ stay. BUS!
haWnaUM left OM BSOanSS sae tUoajbt it wa* UUBBUnSM
to jere ireer to play JT,,/i a wa.ile ?canon. Ia a month
sae wanted io coioi* bick, BUS I had airsady put OBJ
daughter tutu ths patt ssl aBM "Bo, lo." if Mr*. L nug*
?? | .1:manage*! *orno of uer eoni'iuay lu i ni ari and did
not pay t'i-ir BUS! t) N'.-w-Y.rk. a* la Baal,SB* wu
urana* !,"r I ??"? -tare n vaassnoBf asraansM mi asl
to lii-rown kuowlo.l^T lt 1* fbi* eusroui or lao profi-utoa
to bring the inciuber.s of tbe company linnie after the -nd
of de aaasoBi _
THE NEW LOCAL PLAY.
? here un I 7i-?i ?. ?We prols-red "Tba
PulM Sf BOW York " at IBS eud of the week BOOBBSS BtoaV
, 1:v>' nubt U.i? so many otlii-r artr.trtion* iud wI S -lied to
- tort of a BOUm BtOOSBS! Jtaa let-hek'j
I'l-nlarelv r-fim-.l to <*.v,> up the BBB uluhl
iv.i^ti I aokfil OtUV but Mr. Mmri* wroto to tbe BnUtSOOS
licr?elf an a'-younar ilrainiti.t** and-he fr*ely (rave up
ino tiieutre. Dave Ur.diam aMBposad a USU OfSSBBOS for
i.-.oa, balled " Boas i oi N' 0 lutaVM
LYU. EFFECTS Off (rKAlM"jI'IX'ULAT;ON.
Jnliut L. Oat*oa\ i 'Viicij/'i, 'i/focii*!/.?Ki-port* .tra
? i for the fruit and wUe.it crop*. Tb* tarin r
uilKbi Wc j ip|iy ni i lils i>i-')?i)''t if the m-vuUtora wrre
As it la, be hal mach bi-tt*r have p1 tity of
fruit than a I irne yield of -rr mi. The fruit ass M M ni-4
BB I pre '? rved. The wheat he eaa't sel . Hn?>-iilaii)ra
have ruini'il ins nnrk-r. It Ul tbs Work ot il... PloSlO
1.x li.in^is, so i ailed, that has dih in tue prUM at w.ic a
*0eeul position an-t cut ofl iii.- fenner'* foiuixa
markets, Cornetsawd asmara ssetrvwassol i ex .eot
to hear of corujr* lu eoffln-i ui-Tt, and tbi*u a c-*tn*r la
eeswSnrtsa ^__^__^___^_^__
PEI! SON AL.
Mm Wenilel! [-hilUpila sennuly 111.
' ctr--. Lady Lonndali*. will Uk,.-Mr. E l*;ar Vluceut'a
name aa Well aa bi* uati.l.-ul be ku^wa a.*p.aiu Slr*.
Vincent.
Tbe Rev. Arthur -"oin, who waa 'i/i-d ts
irive up the rectorship of Chrlut KOOMOpol Cci.-ch,
"striitiiud. ('nilli., becTUse of hi* h-'ll'-f lu ?'faith-carea,*
- iou becta rcliK.mi* work in this i*:ty.
Mr. niaokinore, the ooveliat, la an eerhu?lastts
iranleiier, and prefer* to talk BBOUt bat itiir.ien, rather
than bl* books. *? I tiiid to Batknf uovclmta," *ay< a ro
uenr. vlM'or, - and be BpOUU of ihe nwoasa of iksai anionic
in* Bi as Batt Iii: o* nsarssnrs ?anvnlrr, uml Ba laal ms
how he tl i tit wit.i the iu.irauillii/ bl ic;-, ri ;ui ni .- UM
rnerrie*," ile di iee muob of his wi rUBng ute ai ui.
City < hi'iuberluln J. Nelnou Tappan wa* wor-e on fnV
il.i* iijf-tt. ,,ud bia loaditlcu wa* auch aa to cauae au re
iieusiou on tue part of hi* fjuiily aud nlatives, TSBU r
lay au 1 1 lol maning be wa* bi-tter. Hi* atti-inluut, pby
aletua tkoogM rhere wa* no ttnunBttaSSSnsnnv. Ht* die
c.isi- is w,iti-i- around tue licurt. I r-cutioiii ara * ik'-u to
prevcut any undue oxi'iteiiii-ur.
At I'i'oblis, near Dresden, wm recently dedicated His
Bl si aWMUMUt ever erected by a UBkajB Paxon vilia<'l
I'oiiiiir.iuity to om* of lt* unproti'iidinr member*. It wa*
'ii lueuioi'.v oi' Oesrg Joh tun 1*.lUBWSB, who died iu 17-t|
after leading the life of a piala tanner. Rut he waa tba
drst discoverer of lue Halley oom.it lu U.v.aii.iof u?
im-iU waler po'y-ju*.. ami Be luiroduc--I il .li lui uk-riot*
Into DrssdOS, SM pouuk-s lnt,o tuc country aloa*; tbe
i Be,
M. Lieuanl. the poet, and owner of the Villa dee Vto
^ ??-. i ..linc , Mg! I nat the Duke of Albany had miper
Batural waiuiu*:* of bia appioa.ib.aK eua two da>?i-e]
tori* be diod. At (BS last ball it wa.ch he dam**.I he fold
h s ai-toa.sh d ->aua*-r that he had BOOM to the cul of lila
ease or life Tie Huketeld that iietweeu sleepin-r and
waking, ou tiie moram*! or 1'un-d.iy -hu aaa a**-* UmB
a the morning of the Kriday rollo winn)* kia si*.er
I ? . buds lulu bis room to rd! nun she w.ucih ,1 ov.r Iiiiu.
cl fii.ii BB 0 U sooa fo oe wita uer iud lither kuidrcii
tolfita :u a sph'-re tvhsn ali w.m nsaoaM kapi ana**.
fuiiT DOSBS, Out,, May 17. -Hoi retary Llucon, Gen?
eral Baornnaa, OsSaWOi "-taner, John Mci uilouuh, lieueral
i , li loinpkia*, liiiuoj'i Mci.areti and n:ty oiu-r* eriM*i<4
.-,er f:ouiSuudu-iky ou TbrarsSaf aud ara dsuiuK at i'clee
Uland.
BUS Of CRITICISM
No Fitfrr-Ci.ass Fiction-.?Tho lull infiopro
din tton of ttr?t efUai tletton. and, indeed, ot fOag liter,
atnie MUOrullr. bj very elrikiu<. There aro book* corniiif
out without eui, aoiue of tlieia gnni books, aasrea if
them rr-sohlag a ?wnusasgoof angluaatv, and ed.iin*
thelnjuota oi kuowloilgoorof eiijoyui-ut to Um rsaeral
.st.-re; bat nobody (five* u? eueliaii, il.' BUOSS anove alU
eiich.ilnln.-il ti'iu*. lt ts rt.irrly ace'lent, we d ire M.?y,
thwreadtnu world st ,tiding ny to val'b oin* ot flume In?
tervals which divide literary pe.riutle, and (rive BBOBUaV
ii theil- lose>hope4*for eh wee; and tva know thsl
a year, urev.-u a dec a le, ls a* short i fm* Bj Cia ui-t irv
ef litM-atiin* as In tho hletory of a pence or of a tlna'<er
':?'--. tim suppose it sb'mid prove atuarwuel i'uei-e
lisve lieen'.oil;: Illili tn lli-(ilsb llicrjr, B lat?ir> ?and lae
Aiiierleaus are Ku*fli*h, aud tor a iMiiturv aud a half pro?
duced In littir-trurc next to niithln-r IBs kiiirl *H *r.,;i,(
Ul BH>StUg OSMrtSSU, reailliin n?w*:iapers in ttiabiv.
learuanf io watoa foreucn politics us s.merle*- is l.?, a* if
tar/ were oparaa paetUrBaag for their arauassteat, ur,
-.v.. -rs,ill. iiciii* in fheareiis. and Hslmnuv. ni Un* wattle
world with athlrsij euri ult, widen i* not euaa.iiliu. or,
et all aveuta, la not cusdnetve toauv eucb oouosntrattsu
n'ih "i-li! as uew production require*,?[The Loudoo
Bpseuuno. _
Avoriii'tt Song to Tara Simk Ti'xk.?No
first-rate novel* are writtrn miw.nl.4yi -no BASSla lu tl i*.
whi'-li every one leads as they unite read " lUnOSSSw! ?
or ?? I-.*inoiiil," ur ?? Never loo Lite io >l-otd," or ?? itar-l
Caah." m? aasases of the e las real loee ra Ufa, The
meal iSrsuuswaal .nr.olieeruai toilers 1 k'-* te nBksaal bia
1111 .d. r<i (Usart rn* tSuiifhU lulu ailiSt-reni enanael by
takU-i up tn ul* o4d bm santa a aovi I titi 1 leailr inter
cs's ulai Vihv *biuld il lie (hat he lia* euell cifflivilt. 111
Untiing ,1 novel of th-i ?orti:ii?l lt 1 p.-i".ip? initially
?lu > tn tue la.-t t 1 it arunon al Betiou anna u il 11 to tue
rsgulsuan Madie ta-.idei*. ihe?.' ail asmgoaoguiaialy
ot women ai I rnuaa r?T?eu* af bmb *exe?, whose
nil-id-are not too hi<Ulv *>lacal-*d, ead who-* f*.?t*-? are
??> very me leialely faatwlftiia lu it lue* are **U*de I by a
rjau.'oref xsiU' tlctars th'.iwn iver Ike trite iucidcnu' ot
evcrydao' life.?['I'he tsnanui World.
EmbbBOB*! Pekki'ts.?Mr. Morley is far too
lunch of ihe Hales! seholar hoi lo 1 en in ve certain de?
li-a* iu Kuiersoa which are lutK-p.nab'.e Iro.u tUt tu.f
?'-liiti'cd I blaker. We da not ute the pbr.tse to liuplv
ta t Bmeraon had uoi tl.e Bfsaatng of ihe ICuaHea puiaio
et-hoel-wblrh Biljfht havi* been a very dotiln ful aUveiil tte
a it mai u.iiii'-i'iiisi.v i/ei .11,-e io an lutt-ilr.m 11 elaina
ll walcli ike hiKheat (lauilarua ut ib-iu?;kt aad
?tvi* are uel salli Beatty aptireeialed On.* otteu d.nl?e
w.icflior to aliMiiu 01 io sinllc at a hui.ny lu AHierieeua
w.iieh iu lia bette* Bgnai 1 appears a* opea-anudedaesi
and rrer.lom from eanveationai pr-Jiidl*.****, and In it*
woi-et aeseot a* au Igaoraace of certain eound eetmiatee
oi^he rotative value el laBaga wince SUSS BSSOOM a part
ot li .tdll lee.'! 1 ii'tui c. We admire tb* lu iapi.imen.-r wuk
1* u. a they will expveea tuen eetituttes ef any ol ma
u-ijoc.i.s ot you veli! toast Idi-laliy a i-ivek atafie
or a (Itithlo eataedrat; hut we axe a dlile
siculttd when we Bovver tbet they tral.y do
not, pen ena tho Sifrorenu* between PblUia*. for
- \ 11 ? - aud the Lui ssw Siaerleaii ert?i|Mor 1 be freeh
-i? ? j "linn -nt in 1 tinline*'! willi 11 cellini cruu.uee,
Baaeraea, ta thia nUBtaaSi ia a Bros Autailuan. He r*lvee
e.s on:mun ot the crealeal wen, a flaiu or a Hoelhe. with
ub.soc.it* fre-HltHa, aa<i hi* hu pr ***toa ht aiw ny* va aaala
fol lu ,;eu ,ilut-ee?* Hut lt le eou.i ly BaMI lt min ni have
beau tiio'i- sa* *Ia?.l.-J * If he kai atora ir nou<u'* sa*nu
I alfi tue thousut* of prevloua ibluker*. Ul* ludcuieuia
eftee n.v?(-iDbieth->?is of a very proeauraj lau ai oelle*e,
wm* u*. sr... !???* ls?o?a*?? Imitt^d wini lin great coeuiu
a-aika* veesu-t. tai, es Br. Mm lo/ n :?*??? *??. Eiueraeu ie
? Sways (j,e ikuit Ot I'lalo. bul eudeul.j doe* sot ? *,illl?
underataaii w*al th* real Plate wa*. .Bo. ra a utove -r*n
?i ?a vajt, akviuga Ba has yatiuauBSieai avti^ht aud atm