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NEW-YORK, 8UNDAY, FEB. 15.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE SBWo TlllS MOBBIBQ.
Fokkicn.?MemeMaen from Khattoaa report
that tlie city litis not failen; tlnir itoff is dis?
crcditod. == Preeantions to prnteet Parliatncnt
MdldlBBM. Annesation of the Islnnd of MMMM
hy (iirintitiv mmmmmL-: Q;iron Victoria UL
:-jitie* LomM Joeeph valMi daad
OOMOBBML?The Sciiatr dhWMMed tho Indian Ap
?MMlllIlM bill, = = Tho HtWM considcrcd tiio
ftmt OMM Appropriation M1L
DOMBMTIC.?Tbe Am.'iicaii Fisli nnd Gnmo Pio
trctivc AMOeiMtMM held an inipi-rtnnt niootiiiK in
Baataa.*-c= ThabrotlMC mt a tnun lynohod in
Bl.iiit.'iii;i atok his way ou tha cars to lowa and was
Irozcu. - < >ne voto was i-ast ln the lllinoLs
LaglalMtare lor Unltad Btatofl BanMtor. ==?!
MMYMMMl tn bahMlfMJ tho Hitriiland Croft.-fs WM
Btartcdin t likauo. : = l>r. HetanltaW was n
MTMed BMM MMMMM) Msylntti in 1'iiilailoll-hi.i.
("hy am> BCMOMMAM.?TM trial of UMptMln
WUllMMMBtmMd. = BMMl ltiarriaco of Dr.
Ueinutz. ? h'oport of tha Kxcciitiv.- ('.nnriittee
of tho Ilrooklyn Vouiif; Romiblican Clnb. =
Weetitiftof the BMBBta t. oinmittoo on G;is. ?? A
etuyof i.ioc.cdintrs granted in tha EctaM MM
r Col.hiatiou of the ( inii>?? NMM Year. ??
llcnry Derfh aprpeaed a railroad in ILoadv.av.
- Cuiiiai" Phelan la tha Tmbm PbIim Conrt
.-c.i.i ralM <?f Um legal teader bUym dollar
|41S*BfraiM), 83.90 eMta. - = Btocduinecnlarlj
netivc and docliinug, closod uuscttled at BOMM par
tial rocovories.
Tnn Wi.ATiiKi:. -TMBUWB local observations la
dicate lurtlv (lotidy weather. reniperature yentor
day: llit;hc.-t. 27-; lowest, 17-; nvcrage, 237??.
Jndl.'( Fn.dinan i*a..l pulistantiali-y yesterdav^
in iirocccdiiif-'s iu the EdsoM eontompi cmbo,
that the lmwor of grantini" injinictiou.s WaB
donbtleFs pometimefi abuwd. This is prooisely
the point made by the proinbient citizens who
aont a pctition to the Legislatiirc a day or two
ugo iu ngsVd to the matter, and it i? Kratlfyinv
|8 M e it now sitppoittd iu a quarter so uuex
pect.d. _
In anticipation ol tlie dedieation of the Waah*
Injrton Monuinent at the eapital next Sj-.tuniay,
an iatMTMtlBg aketoh of tho Btraetore and ita
liistoiy is prinkd ou the fourtb pape of Tiik
Titii'.ts)'. to-day. The monument has beefl
talkcd of siuce ITS'.I, aud lias been baJkUng, at
intcivals, MM 1848. Now that it is finally
finished, it is n Batisfaetion to know that it is
really a sjilcndid Natioual tributo to the
xuemory of WaeliiiiKton.
-?
In I.ondon the political situatiou is legs
Btrained. The bitter desire for NTMOfM on
aoniebtxly for the disasters in the Sotidan has
MjlTBM way to B calmer leelini*. owiiiK in grMMl
inonsiiro.to tiio inllnence of tbe provincial BMM,
which Ibfalt even ln Downinir-st. Tho Mini
try now MMMM likely to have more dillioultios
with tha Kadicals than tho Tories, althon^rh it
has been Htiontfthened so recentlv bf two nien
of cliaiactet and action. The chancts are tha!
its policy will leceive a sovere ovei-haulini*
WMM Pailianiv-nt inoots, but thut a vote of cen
aure will not be jia*sed.
?
It is jM-rhaps cxiiectinfr too inuch of the Rebcl
aMindiora in CmgroM to aoppoM tliat they na
e\er wholly forijive tho mtn who whippcd them
aome years Bga Not idl of them are M BUaff*
naiiiinous as Mr. Reverly Tuckcr, who, the other
di,y,aottia!t.v jianloned the la' ? Senator Anthony
for hMTiaf bBM loyal to tlie I'nion. liut if they
cannot loit'ive, tbo ex-Confedcrates at least
ahould (lisscinble. tlt would have b( en wisB, for
in.-tanoe, if Um late I'ostniiistcr-Genoiiil of the
Coiifcderaey, now a Tnited Slates Representa
tive, had not attacked so sharply yesterday II
the BOBN tli.-billtoiiK'ica^o the pOOlloofoT tlie
Wldow of Geueral Ti.oinai. The North has
the MJMBh -t poaaibla love and resj.ect for the
niemory of this tfallant commaiidi r, and dOM
not behold with OMjMMBMI even indirect BMBOltl
Tipon him.
Tlie sj-irit in which the consolidated i/a*
conipanies nieet the BtBM Setiate Cor.nnittee is
indeid eaOOOnifTialg Thej desire ooChiag so
much, they say, as to know just what the con
Bunurs comj.lain of and how to corrret the
evils, lt h;is b< en our impression that tho oom
plaints are about overchaiKes bIwBJB, hi^lior
bills after the reduction of prices than before,
and utt( r indiHerencc on tlie ]?art of the com
panies to all ol j( ctions. Asa kiud of general
defeiioc tiie coiinsel of the co'iipanies at the
coininittec niootinj; yesterday insinuated that
poisibly the nieters were to blaine. lt penerally
ilthemeUr. The consutiieis bavi? heard this
BMMMM lioweve:, and il the comniittee does its
vork carelnlly tbis little machine will haidly
aerveasa aeapaigOMi berealter.
Any one who expected to f?ee tliat patriotic
orpanization, the Rrooklyn Young Rejiublican
Club, swept out of existence or even dazed bv
the result of the last Narional eb ction, made a
great mistake, The annual reports show that.
on the contrary, the club never has been in bo
flounaliing B eondition as since it got rid of tho
154 membcis who opjiosed its policy. Its entire
luembership is now 3,<>:W ngaiust 2,423 on
January 1, 1884, which ihowi tliat itacourse in
Bupporting Mr, Rlaine last fall strengthened it
iminensely. lt also appeari that moro than
balf the club meinben*., 1,986 m number, wero
peraonally enguged iu election day in efforta to
briug out a full voto aud iccuro au boucat;
count. MorooYCT all this work waa gratuitous.
There is uo political organization iu the coun?
try. so far as we know, which can ahow a
reeord more honontblc than tbis.
It is now aiinouiiceil that the English niilitary
auth.iriticswill ininudiutcly 8tt about tl.e con
Hir.i.tionof arailway trttt-roti BaaUat, and
tl.at they are confldeot it can be lni.l nt the rnte
of fifteenor twenty milee a day. Thistspre
cisely what General aleigt, ia MMBt letters to
ThbTbibubb printed a ytaxago, said Wftt
praetieable and ndvisuble, at lcast under tho
dircctioi. .?(' Yunkees. l'crhaps bia lcttcrs bav.'
had some t-ttt in Kngl.?nd, for at the time thty
ware patdlehed tht fliaflt d-Bataara-feed English
cnuinecrs, who have had great cxperience in
Iudiu an.l clsoivhcrc, WtWileeiajrtBg ihat even a
metre-gntigc POtd OOtM not bf pat doWB at the
rateofi-ore than four mib'sa day. PaaalWj
it is better that tli< English authoiitics should
ha\e eoine to this condusion late than never ;
bal it is terribly unfortunate that they did not
make ap their miiids to it iu time to do GofdoB
soinu good. __________________
WHO WILL 8VFFER1
If the Democrats who are fio carnestly urging
tht stispcnsion of the siiver coinage desire to
succeed iu that endeavor, they would perhaps
do well not to put too inueh stress BpOB its ex
pediefley as aflteani of lallaf for Mr. Clewe
land's adininistiation. A year ago, when Re
pablieaai anxiously nrgeil this mc.isure, Mr.
C'arlisle made it impossiblo by organizing the
Hou.-e with Mr.151u.ud in churge of the Coni
miitee on Coinage. The publio neressities are
not gnatar, but only a Uttle more erldV nt, than
they were when Mr. Carlisle niade this ont
rageous selection. If it has conie to (his, that
the Democratie party docs not care what dis
astcr the country may havo to bear, and gcts
inteiested only when a Deinoeratic Preaidenl
maj potaiblj be enibarrassetl, the zeal of soine
RepablieaB nicmbcrs is ap! to be chillcd.
Hut theie OBghl to be no thought oi nartisnn
thip in this matteron either side. The nna-uie
onght to be passed, not becausc it will htlp Mr.
C'leveland out ot llie very deep hole Iflto which
Mr. ('-n'lisb: has pnl the party, bnl beeaatt it is
in cc-saiy l'or the weltate ol' the eouiitry nnd
the prooperity of its iadnatry. Secretary M<
Culloch is qaoted as saving that, unless Con
n-reat chaBjtee the law* thia coontryminl bc on
a tilver baaia within a year. Do membersof
Congreaa know who will tafler in"th.it btobI I
Not the etpitaliata bot the corporntiona, bm the
j.oor people. 'Ihe banks have pnidently ac
ciiiniilatcd gold ever -inee the Siiver bill begun
tooperate. Therieh men, who have moneyto
h-nd, have been taking eare to get it int.i the
form of told here or in LoadoB. The Io00
will fall__pon other people, an.l ehiefly on thoae
v, ho live by l.ibor. _
JT.1LY OJt TIIE BED BEA
Tht Italian Governmcnl eontiir.ics to make
extenaive preparatioDa for a campaigfl on t lu
Rad Sea. The landing of troops al Massowah
haa been followed by oftera of co-operation with
the Britiab on tha Abysalnian frontier and by
paeiflc ov. llui'-n to King Johaaoea and by in
vitations to open trade rotites to the ooaat Re
iiifoiccmcnts bave 1 een rapidly BOfll from
Xapletaad tht morementiB faror oteoloaial
extension has aaddenly berome popahu
throafrhoal Italy. The English fllliaaee It
hiiiled by all ptrtiettl RoflM Bl a tiiiinijili of
practical statesniaiiship. Thia netv tlepaiture
in dipTotaatie and Katloaal poliey oaghl not t<?
excite aarpriaa. Activity ia foreign aflairaiaa
tradition hfl-ded down from the time of
Caroar. The feeble State that nnexpectedly
tafltatoatjaatait to tha Cia-ae*afta adaBitted
to tha _ext Earapeaa C*a-axefla, This was th.>
real begiaalBg of Italian unity, and the pr. s.-nt
BTeataeaa of tht NatJoa datea from tbal cam
paigfl of adrentnre with the Weatera Powera as
allies. From that time Minislrie-at Rome have
n.v.-r negieetedaB opportanity for diaplayiag
activity in F.uropean OOBBOlla, Firal it arat fl
Fiench fllliaaee, and then a QeilBtfl c?al ition ;
and now that the Great Powera are in the inre
for eolonial <ixteaaios, an Eflfliah alllBBOO tt
readily aefiepted.
Massowah is one of the BlOai proini-in^'
rentresof trade on the Red Sea; and with the
exreption of Baakim It poeeeaaea the beat har
bor. The popnlation ir- made np of Boodaneae,
Arabs and blaeks, with a tpiiakliot:of Gallas,
The barbor is fllready well defended an.l can
eaaOy be ma.le impregnable by Earopefla en
gineers. The iinpoitance of the toW-OOOaiBta
in the cloae vieiuity of Abysslnia. Tlie Italian
u.iviiiini.rit boob after oceopyiflf Aaaab Bay
aeni an etabaaay fo Riog Jobaanoa uud oftered
to eatabliah a trade ronte fram the eolony to bia
d.uninions. His table niajesty BTflcionaly re
ceived the preaenta thal nrereoflered to him, hut
deolined to look farorably npon the projeeted
road 8OT088 a bmad B-lBbabitable deaert.
B-aajjowthil tlie natural pit.ivuv toAbyaainia
from tlie-sea, und King JohtBOea has long been
?atpeeted of eorethig it, fllthoagh it was
dimenltto undustand what BM this monanh
of tha monotflina of the Blae Nile would make
of a sea-port. The Italian tratlers fl ill Bad it,
however, a inof;t eoiivenient base of op.ralions
if they are now enroiitaged by Kiag .Tohanina'l
aahjtt-i to peaetrate blaad. The eoaol line
from MiiHsnwah to Assab May will be an annex
ation of eOBadderablfl nUbfOitode. The rom
mereial im]ioitanei of thia rolonial enterpriRo
ennnot be vt-ry giiat. Still Ma-Rowah givtfl
promise of a future.
Tlie relations of Ihe Ttalian QoTOTBIBtBi to
AbyaaJnia will render this niilitary and eom
menial moveiiK nt at intereslii: g 80 tlie Fi. neh
invasion of Tompiin. Massow.'ih its.lf la an
EtTptiafl town, and nomiiially is nii.ler tbe
sovereignty of the S.iltan. The tribes Kiir
roundin;* the toarB are independ. nt and have
lu "ii able to defend themselves against assaults
from the moimtains. They are not BB-ieeta of
the King of Abyspinia. Iiuhed, Mr. Ha-Mini
insists that there is no kintidom even in the
mountaiiis, bnt only a great traet inhahited by
Independenl tribes, anHO?g whoni the -o-ralled
King of KinjtB flaOTflfl i.t llie head of a pluuder
ing hoide. His Majesty probably ha- his own
ideas aboal the utility of trade routes.
AE EXCEPT10EAL wisii.i;.
Obser vatioiis on tlie weat her which are not btttd
upon accuiate meteorulogical reeoids < xtending
over con-ideiable periods are alwavs flpt to be
inaeciirat*1, fiince there are feiv thintt OO-OBIB
ing which the hiiuiau memoiy is more tieacher
oua. lt is only the ? ohlest inhabitant " who
can invariably bring to mind iiistances of all
kinds of weather far more wcmlerful ihan any
tliing recent. AiM'xainination of ineteorological
records over long periods shows that there is a
pretty ste;id> gencral average, notwithstandin^
exeptional phenoinena here and there. For all
this the prescnt winter is in somo particuhus re
markable. Its lirst half was so mild as to pio
duce a belief that it would be open thioughout,
but ita latter half hat? been makiug vigoroua
eflorta to maintaiu tho average severity, and
with tho reBult of causing an appearance of
abnormal Inclemeney. While the temperaturo
in the Northwest breedingground of storins was
during Noveinber, December, and part of
January, above tho average, so that cattle on
tho rangea aufiered little, tho laat uionth haa
brought a auddon and auatuiuod asaaalt of cold ,
nnd inow, and tbo several Bucccsilve cold wavcs
which have swept acrow the contlnent bave
also embraced tbe Atlantlc in their passago to a
far greatcr extent than usual. All vesseli now
nrriving report Intense ccld at sca. Tho Ala*ka
enoountercd heavy ice where it is unusual to
find it at this time.
In fact, it looks asthongh tbe storms to be ex
peetod in March had pushed ahead and got into
Eebruary this year, imil DO doubt there will bo
pk-Dtyto MBffMBl thut climatic changes are ln
progress, tlmugh no BMM coiiclusion can be
rea.hed from isolated phenomena. A month
,1,0 there seeincl dangcr that the ice crop would
fail. Now there is talk of the possible freezing
Of the Sotiiid ; Ice is only too nbundant in both
tha rlvers; rallwny trafiic has been alniost
paralvzo.l by snow ; andyet the sud.len cold has
been'ei.iitientlyuseful b diiniu.Hhiiig the de
siniotiveness of the freshets which the recent
h.avy rains set in motion. The present wintor
is not di stined to be reiuarkable so much for
it, m \. ritv as l?.i Itl swii't and extreme altorna
ti. ns. Changes of thirty or forty degrees in a
day have occurred moro than once. Heavy
rains have been stopped ratber than followed
bv binding frosts.
TheiM have been plenty of more wonderful
winteis in ivgaid to severitv, and in rcgard to
mildnOM ; but not many pcrh.ips la which the
two extremes have been inore thoroughly
niixed than during thfl present one. It must be
.1 trying BMMM for aliiianac-mtikers and
,,rophetic old residenta. The Signal Service
Hureau tinils it im possible to keep up with the
changes thotigh doing its best. It woubl al?
niost seein as though tlie weather WM m thut
state of uustable eipiilibrium which perhaps
eori.si.onds in ineteoiology to the condition of
ehaagc aaaoaaeed by politicians when they are
unable to dlacorer the toadeacJeaof thiugs.
MATTBBW ABSOLD OB AMBBIOA,
Mr. Matthew Ainold's pnper OB Ameii?a,
fioni Tkt Mnetnnth Gmtarf.ll publisheil into
day's TaiBl ne. lt is very inteicsting and sug
geatire. Mr. Amohl was atraek Iom bj tbe
chiracter of our insiitiitioiis thau bv their suit
Bbilitj to the Amerieaa people. He found ab
sent the impedinieiits to clear secitiK aud
Btraighl thinking which he bapntM 10 the at
rangemenl of aocietyin Eaglaad. He itill
think-. that we are For the most part PhfliatiaeM,
tbough without liarbariaoj and Populaceaboye
and below. Bol be admlta tbal Amerieaa
l'iiili-tiiiisin is much livclier an-l brigbtel
thiin the Britiah aitiele. He doM BOl
agree withBir Lepel Oriffln at all M to the
corruptiou of our poUtka, It is more eorrnpl
than tbat of England. he says, but much leM
eorrapl than the ferror of our denuaeiation
woubl lead itraagen tobeliere, Ai Waahiag
too be mel politielana Mbocompared w.U with
tlu- higbeet el m ?>f Engltah membcrsof Pariia
lm nt. N.iiuially he litili/c hi- idi aa of Ainei'
i<-1 to poiot morals for his own <,>uniiy. Ib
would apply our lyatem of Btale Governmeata
;ii bome, beginoing antb Irelaad, aad giring
loeal Borereigntj <?n all bnl Imperial aflaira,
UeapptovM ol our S.-n.ii.', whieh aeema t-.
him the ideil of B BBCOad cbambet under B
Democrntic lyatem.
Ue is impreaaed by the effecl "t onr priociple
ol eqnalitv in modifying the hatn .1 ? ntertaim d
for the rieh by the poor. Perhapa oa tlu-. potal
be i ?:* little tooMBgaiae, bol il laoodonbttnte
that to make mh men graadem ls to inteiiaifj
nl! lhaiaevitableenryand boitilitj fell toward
them beeaaM of their richee. The abaeaee
of latiks aml cbwMM has, he bellevoa, giv.-n
us n )>. ciiliar imm and breadth. Totha Amer
i, au, wealth bringa ao aadnc intiation. pov< rtj
DO btii'iiliitii'ii. He i-. nol toinpt. d, like the
ri-n.li, to lleeatloaaoeM, bm like the Engliah
toMROgBBMB, We oUi-elve-., BlWMyB tbe I. u*t
in, t-.itiil of ("itio*. may n-?t BgTM with Mr.
AraoldsJtogetbor Mtooor keenneM and elear
BMBOf light, but we OM bttdlj \enture to dis
pnte the obaerratiima of m competent a judge
Mto thedefeetaol his own aoetoty. aad Mto
tha natiire of Ihe loflueaeea whieh briagaboal
tbe most strifciag dlfferenoM betWMB ihe two
peoplee.
Mr. Ainold. in apMhlag his prord abont
Ameiii.i, Bpeaha uaaj word*) aboul England
und Irelaad ab*o?aad they, too, aill be found
woithy of eaiafal attaatwn. Mi* definitiona,
comparuooa, allu-ions, aad expoaltioDi are a*
liiilliatit, epignunmaUe, pungrat, and ahrewd
m ii ii.il. aad his Btyla ii MdelightfulMever.
In (-(uu iti-ioii, he promteea ? tB* oad paper npon
the hiiiii.iit problem in the Unlted Btatoa, Intl
matlagmoanwhlle tbatbe lanol prepared to
lind any iurb verdiot apon oar ancial llfe a* Bb
Lepel Griffin so baatilj aml fooliahlj reached.
The caution whieh withholda praiae, lest it
should MT0C Of llaiteiy, itrengtheaa Mr. Ai?
nold's judgmeiit throughout, aad w iil oreata n
li\( ly (1< siro for his aubaequeol eommeata upon
the more lutlmato phaam <>i Amerieaa liie.
Uli: BOMASCM OM DTNAM1TE
The dynamitoam are maklag deaperate > Rorl -
to save tlieiiiselve> itotn belog < xliniruislieil by
tho Ereaher and targor Mnaation oi Buudaneae
eventB] and their eadeMTonareao vigoroua that
itsieinsa pit.V Ilot toaecold them BNM lecog
nilioii. Here in one day we have li.nl m, less
than three reiuarkable ,.tul lomantie BOBOUBOe*
inelits. Firtl tlutre was the logBBlOM slory of
ihe I'yiiainite CongTOM Bl l'atis, \. Iien-al ihe
propriety aud expedieney of BMBMlnatlng all
the memben of the KngUah House of Commoaa
who voted for the Criines Aet is to be dtaeUBBl d
aml determlned, besldM the mloor question of
the use of (lyn.imite ptieinlly, and tiliilialion of
the dyaamitoun with the Feaiana, or tbe
PeniaM wiih tha dynamiteura. It is to be pro
aumed that this eongreu will have opea
sessions, atid that it will be under the protec
tion of the French Oorerament ThencomM
the hlgbly ingenious and altogcther eredible
ueoofeMiOB" Of Martin U'l'onnor, tha alleged
dynamiteur mdo is represeatad as hariag
givintoa Pittabarg reporter aa eUborateao*
count ol hi* eoniieetion with the Loodon e\
ploaioaa, together with all aueh detalbiMthe
Eagllafa poltoe woul-1 most iriah to know. This
ia a liiosi eaadid aud open-heartod a maaia, and
the s)ion<aneity of his raTalalkma is only
(Fjiialled by their plausibility.
Lasi of all, there ia tlu- Bmaxing Montraal ?le
teetlvc fraah fron New-York, Mhera he has
lueeeeded ln disooreriogaa imdeigrooad dina
mileiirs' reiide/voiis, at which one humlreil niul
flfty ot the ni'.st triiculeiit ex|ilo(l.-rs are in tha
habit of assembli'ig, and where the hlgbly
Hibernian picc.iution of putting on inasks to
spoak in is adopted. The Moiitrciil delcctive
evldently posscsses an iinaginntion which ii
wiirled in his present einplovnieni, but which
could OB turned to protitable account iu tho
m.inufacture of dime liovels. Nevertlu less, bis
lainy nojalfM some chastening, fnr the itleu of
a s( -cret socicty the ineinbers of which r.veul
themselves t<? one another by the OOBBli niethod
Of wearing a green uniform ls really a little too
crude, and coining after the inii.sk cpisoilc. la apt
to breed susjilcioii in the miiid of the cj nlcal.
Dyniuniteurs who dliguiso theniselvea by
wearing green unifornig; who discitss all their
dark designs in opeu congresa, or in little
gatherings of ono hundred and lllty, and who
choerfully unbosom thomsolvos, and "givo
away" their assoclatos, Ut tho firat roporwir
they happcu to mcet, luay be interosting
creatnros, but are not likely seriously to cn
danger modorn civilization. Slnce, howover,
thoy have ccrtainly done somo potitive miachiof
already. ft may bo safcst to conclude that tho
romanco of dynamite as recently illustrated is
not quito all thore is of it, though llttlo vigi
lnnoe wlll probably be requlred toguard against
the machinations of tho niasked and uniformed
niembcrs of the band._
AE ISTERFSTIXG EXPEIUMEXT.
St Louls will bo the sccnc of an interesting
Mlljtaaa aipatlaieat during tho comiug aeawm of
Letit. Tho Kov. Dr. John Fulton, tttttB of a lartto
Kpisopnl chiirch in that city. haa Invited aix of liin
cloricul hrotliron in St. Louia, repreaentiug six
l'roteatant ik'iioiuiniitiiMtt outaide the Kpiacopul
Chur.li. to d.'liv.T acoursoof slx lccturt _ iu his
church on the Sun.lay eveniuita of Lent. lliahop
I'obertson.of tho Dioeoea of Miaaouri, whs consulted
By I>r. FflltOfl l.t-fore he developfld his idea. und ho
not only annirrloned it.iuitexp.cta ta) aa Bxataat and
prcsidc nt tlio aaaBlflf, lectiire. Tho xeneral topic of
tin- leetBita will ho tbo oTaBtfleea of Clurtatlanlty, a
BflMoet ccrtainly wide eimnifh to allor.l plenty of
conunmi Kround for aincere L'briatiaus of all dcnonii
nationa to sfuntl on.
l>r. Fult"ii is well known thron.hout tbo Epiaco
pal Church for his aoBf learniiiK aud cutliolicity.
and ls lnteiiscly ilaairous of bieiiking dowu tho
BflfleBtttaty diviaiona betwnon prot'eaaing Chris
tians. Tha sjiint whieh niilinates Dr. Fultou und
tho othor cliiy.vuitui is inost couiuiendalile, and 't is
to bo liupi'd that it will apread beyond St. L.mls.
Tho Kpiscopal t'hureh, wliich atanda so lartfoly
for church law nnd diacipliuo, can for that very
r?iis<>n well aflord to} amtg.st tlmt nftor all .tlie
Church is only a meana to au endand that cccloaii-i
tical order is deairalilo only in ao far ns it tends to
tho well-luinB of BB0fl aud wouieii. All tlio hranchea
of the Clinstian Church shoiild try to roalize tho
fuct tlmt in inlidelity they hnvo a enaBBBflfl (Ot that
,-hii only Le mihdiied,. if at all, by ntiited and con
eertod acti.ui. In riear ef thla foot aaore qneatlena
of worda aml naiu.'s may lu- Mt to B0tt*t thoniselvea.
ME (LEYELASh's VALBBTtNBE
It is not gen.rally known that tho PreaJdent oleot
\i-terd:i> received not onl.v iniiuliorlcss valentmes
of tha re_iilution aoit, but tnanythat weto what
may ba caiie.i poiitioo omotory. Tho fact tbat tha
Aaaoeiflted Preea autkaaao inentt~n of tho eiream
staniee lasi iiaiu'-i, aud thal tlio tlbanj oomapond
riits toa man are eqnally ajlenl in regard to it,
ihowa new aeoladed Ur. Clereland la keepiflg htaa
aelf theea daya His rafolatlon raleatinea, nf
eonrae,arefot noeyeebnl hia own?with tl.om u
itrangei batermeddletb notj bnl tbe poiitioo*
umatoiv oni - o il! Intereet tho pnblte, and are to bo
i.-. irded aa a nmqne contribntion ta governmental
biatory. Want of ipaee forbida ua t,i print tbe
entire pa.'ku-.f. whleh haa fonnd its way int'? our
banda, We mnat content onraelreo witb a few >.f
th< ni'.si winaiuf oora, Hereifla iweetii pathetlo
l.u!.- Uuai;
TO TIIE IT.l -ll'KNT EI.KCT.
Bl Ji 1...1. i., ii a>
Ooaldlromi bart to yon, Ororcr, Ororer,
('..in, and v.u',1 slt ai nii feel and l< ara,
IM .im roaa henpof ailvice for notblag,
Qrov.:.,;-. r./lh nl ao i atarn :
ii tarecall tbe daya tbal are aol -
l ra leil.youe ? ; eonrerni
I li-fi wuli at, o.iin lhal -, a>. 1 ii,> back?_n,
..: ., i-r, <,!,>'. ? -..:? la ? ? tu :
Toawen bard i qnBe B-ndar to me. Orover,
l. abu toiilnaa. .? ???? I reara,
Aml ?ct 1 ar ata mVUaa,
Orover, Orover, allcul and iteru I
RM it t. lejrratn. i,r?i,t. Oror. r.
? bpIi nol my love niii!.- you arateh lt luini,
If i..:,r. alilni'l il
. ..... ? - - ? t aml
Ii i.? difflcnlt to determine whieh has tho otota
f. lii._, th. lin-a we bflre ici v ? u 01 tliis :
llli.N V?.i"l.i. BEMKMBKB MY..
i i . .ui -< ii /
\\ hen is .iir*.Ilpa and Bourbon iwarta
?i ?,!,!,,. ,.f love aball tell,
An.l y.'ii t< lt-. I Hiat btl) for apotla
You mi i* i.ut loved ?? eall,
otii.-n nerhapa there*ll cobm a time
w bea you a lll a. b. i?
A uuawuiiap .,f uaaelflab biilbl,?
t, reutemoei i ?
If wh*u the attiia aaatlax Ix.r.te
ll.tt,- i'-ft v?u wora and w.vtii,
Too <?. t aboul t., Bad a man
v. ho'd m ..rn a ptaee le.k,
? a < ah ni t aaal, a ?laalon urrat
i ,..i*..r....: .i .r man t,< i.
i.. ? ..? wui.t.. thlnx, >?( ? .
Jl.it -Il.i. r> un-lul.t i ii..-:
Tbera'a :.., poeltloo lu poar K'ift
'I l.af t.tk.- ii,\ iml '., >??.',
y.,. I, iii.i,-.. .m,p |.i .. - hj daj and uls'ht
li.at jrou w lll paaa bim i.-> .
F,,r \ i'l i. I- Ba ,,'vn n-u.inl?
rotba m ?
l!;it II ? '? ? IMUat
\ ..ii maj reiii.-ini'.r ma '
Theepiril tbat dominatea tbe aborelyria ii as
,, riiieini.' aa il i-. 1. iK'terisiir of its Blfted
nnthor. tqnally plea mn' and oharacteriatie i- tho
followiuu:
l.IM.-l'.A lll. LO 'A BUI I 'Al.' i.MA.V.
ll) ? II I IAB 1--li-lll I 11.
t'u". ni.- ti.ine ??ii ti.me fond endearlnc,
Ca_ ii., " Hweel William," when \-,,i call,
An.l tall me l.I. l'i.. aoiueilmna feartna
\'u i ina) nol . all me, after all i
_oui '? '? " ? i olume bound ln e.ilf)
^..:..... t,i ii,.? and mi alon..
ii, .1.. nel tinu y.i ir ii.-.fi o:i.i lauxh.
Bui eall me, < .i.n*r itaar, thiac owal
CBll ii,.- to aoine commandtnc atatlon,
ii. re ,.i al.road a? y?u mar pleoae,
Aa Allaa. II Upbol.l Ihe nal)..11
\. lth .liui.itv iin.i i-r.,... .ina eaae;
Aml writ* aoove the Whlle Houaa .t"..r
u ii.n- It ?iil rut.ii each eaBer/a aya,
ln letti ra foiu feet I'.inf. <>r mora
.\ li SoMHfttump ift.t u)i/ilu l
tall ni.' tiitne bwb eall metbeMwet
i hut bullda and braeea up Ui?- tbroue,
Ocall ma are the atonaa do lowei -
ln, alwaj - al the U lepbone i
c.,11 in* t Ui ii? own. n., ui.- fond endearlnc
CbII n.Bwoal Williuiii." ttlun v.Mi iitll,
A11,l ei.ll BM lou.l. I'ni aotnetlinea faarui^
y.,11 tiitiv mii eall me, after uii'.
As tha amber preaerrea the liy whieh it Im! H ao
tiif>iie?.t of theenexqnieiteefl?xlona praaerrei th.*
niiuioiy of OflO of last year's ra-iialt;.-:
IN MKBTOBI Ua.
lo nn 00T. ou B?B0?L BtTBCB?O.
Aleii" i wiiiked the ",'in'- atraad,
A |, ..1 \\ ahell waa ln mj b ind,
I itoopeil ia? >,1 ?r..te upon Ibe aaad,
| - '.,,,|?-il an.l u lole liiv amlle waa i.l.-ui^.
ii oi. !? ,? ne." i i.i> itaiive land.)
l vrote um .? Ba, jou iiadBrataadj
Orover Cl
Nd wavedld w.t-h thoaeBaawar
Tha] came ah,woelam*. t,.-tay.
Tho ablne moreplalnl] everyilay.
Mii.-te . f l ir.it. 1.1.. a, ?i far,
Af.i'.t. tn al. Mlii.r, or lll I'.ir,
A t ,>iee eomea nu.- ? taBInx ?iar?
" Tliai's Um. Inti.l ?f in.- nit. l.il B,"
Qrovef 01
An.l hen.'.- li la 1 eall | on mlne,
Aml henee lhal >>>u maj .all me thttie,
N. n may you .?, iu a loofc hetilirn
And t'.HSt in.- ln > un rbirfoaal wluo
An,l imii me ua \ .uu- \ alanliBa.
OrorerO:
Anotlier ratlier patbetie \et bopefnl ditty ia from
tbe i>''u of u well known l lemoei ni ie laadi r. n boee
bome to on the banka of tba pietaraeqoe Qeneeee.
It ia aqaally eredrtable te the head and Lbotearl
?i tha aiithor:
A II '..-TV Wl)Kl?.
nr a 114?401 I'l iu?i.i.
1.
il^t I ?Mten \e?n aakladly,
II i,l I -In-i-.l idii iii.i -,, i.lin.tly,
li.i.l I nol ih* ehaifea atarlad.
I bad iu'.-r beea braxen haaitati
ii.
Bjad Itaaed you l.-as with peppafi
iia.iii't ealled you moral leper,
lladn'l t.'i'ii aii.uii.l a.. in,i,liy,
IM I..- teellng aol *<> badly.
III.
Kow that you luivo lianu p|t>cted
lli.l lll*. ll'.t t.Bl .l.'J.-ete.l;
Mull a pardon-ba aerapale,
C'uii I,,) arrora typafrapada,
Still nnothcr HtiiluiiK l.all.id?but wc niuat atop,
olihiiiul, th. I.-ia tniich richueaa reinuiiiing ln tho
puckub'o. -_----__?________,
The nrnat ri'ccnt aceountH of M. Tasteiir'u cx)icri
nionta with <1o>;h, Btbbtti and inonk.-ys iudlciite that
ho ia rapidly approa.-liiint tlie cloao of hia 11 vo youra
cuinpalgn ai,'.nnst hydro]iliobiii. Whilo he haa not
yet -ii,'ci'."l,'tl ln i-olutiiih and Idtuitifyinif a microbo
that ia i haiiirl'-riatic of tlie iliHi'iine, lie has diacov
or.d tho meiiiia of ourinu. aud pruviuitingrabloa, uud
ia daily doiuouatratiug the ofteotivcuuaa of thia
troatmeut. lle ia now exiMtrimentiug with a
huudred do*'.- whioh luivo btion inoculuted with the
attcBuatod virua; and ao ooinpleta ia bia tuooeae
that It la not unlikely thatu vaceluation agalnat
rabtei" will eventnally be enforced by legtalatioa
In Frauce. Already he u overwhelmod with
nppllcatiom for the preventive virni from timoroua
ownora of flne dogn. ML Puato ir will not oonaent to
abaiulon his studiei until he hai discovered the
minuto organism that is eithcr the cauae orthe
eftcct of hydrophobl.i aud given to the world a full
account ot its lifo history.
The Sun remarks : " Her? in Now-York tho pnbllo
detest statistics aathe boss bore, necessary at timos,
jiorliaps, but nlwaya to be aroided as much as pos
Hlblc.'' Now Tui: TitmuxR Ai.ma.xac ispubliahod
in New-York and paMM rapidly every year to a
soeand cdition; and it is as well crammod with
statisties ua a ChrMMMM pudding is wiih raisins.
Tho public neitltorav.iiils U uor ia bored by it,
tt.it huys it soaaon after seasou, thia year inore con
tMtodlf thau over.
-M
The Hritish authoritios aro chargod with BBBfUMB*
ing GeiKirul Gordon's diary aeut by tho conunaudor
of tlie foroo which MM tho Hritiah at Metouiueh.
Prohably tho atrictures aro not well foiinded, siuce
tho last ui"s-*age received by this inessonger indi
aatod that lha bara af KhMitoMa was MaMaat that
ho could hotd aal for years, and coneequently tho
diary could not iiave coutainod alarnilng informa
tion. What is nioro important ls tho fact that tho
diary will fiirninh autheutic inforiimtion for an
aniinatoil account of General Gordon's last chhi
?iniKii froin tho uen of Mr. Hako or Mr. Forbca, or
BMM othor hiographer. Tho Kuropeans with him
hav? atl natMhad and unloss thore aro trustworthy
rccords of his opcrutinns during tho lontf siogo, tho
atory ef his horoism can never b? udoquatoly told.
a
BatWMB tho Rcylla leadorship of Ely, of Otsego,
aud the Charvbdls rivalry of Olivor, of l-'ive Pomts,
the linii.in-r.it ie ininority in tho Asseinbly is fast
becomiiiK a diHTganizod tu-.b.
Tlioso old-llno Deniuoratie BBWBBuBBBl that are
wnndoring why Allon G. Thurtnan has not MM
askcd to coutribute his sa<*e counsel to Mr. L'leve
lan-i's edilioation, Might do well to rocall tno fact
that tha Ohio "li..inan's" canipugn BMMBM did
not MOtata even th(> faintost IMMMBM to tho
Deinocratic cantlidato. P.-rhaps the old-line Poino
erata niay have forgottoB this, l.ut it is qnito safo to
say that it sticks l.ard Ifl Ihe mciuory of Cleveland.
?
Concrcssman Hnlman betafhNto a BMM of persons
wli<? bm extratnely Bhorl ot si/ht and long of wind.
There aro ? l--; tl then ln (.'? ngreee, and jrel people
w-niii.r a hy Aiiii rican ihipping caun.it bo reviv.-.l.
Tm: Tiitr.fNK's mtiil b.tf* ,-ol-loni oontains any
thlai tnnro touehhia than thii l.tii-f h'ttor from Mr.
JoMph i". Jardine: " Im loaed ptaaM Und ton dollan
t.-r application to tha Praah-AirFnnd. It is tho
monej our dead boy .1"-' left behiud bin in tha mt?
ingabenk. I .lo not think ho would deeiiM, eonld
be apeak, to mako a better diipoaitiin ot bia little
MTingi tli.-iti to make some other children happy."
Certainiy tbe monoy could uot ho put to better uso
than in girmg Mrenl tenement ehildrennfort
night'i run in the conntrynexl rommer. Thenii
a patboi in tbe hard I"* "t th>- poor in i great eity
th.it b.ia -Ftv.r.1 t-, ni.ike Tue Tbimumm'i yearly
va<'itiinii journeyi one ot the must popolai eharitiea
uf tbe time. The receipta ot tha Freeh-Alr Fuod
alre dy < eeed aeaaon after aeaMou thoM of ruany
well-fi uuded cbaritable institntiom; and meiuorial
in bM tl.i. bow how tinn a hold it BM npoa
tbeafli tlomaud lympatble oftbepablia
?
//, / i f. ?, Herald lt inellned ta think that tha
Mabdl iiCaptain llowgnte. This Ibeory h.-is an
nndonbted baaia <>i reaaon, bnt from the way tha
M.i'i.Ii baa --t ahowertng fal favoraonhtaheeleia,
one woiil'l iint be Mtouiahed to tind tbat he is
llnbert <?. 1 hompMn'i e/fer -!/?>.
?
A gratifying ntatomenl of tha eondlttao of
Bngl md ? rolunte it arg iniiatlon b ill ba tald before
Parliament when it reaaaembtaa. BIum tha Biat
r.-tuiii", ? quarter of a centnry ago, when tha
enroltad volunteer atrengtb of all armi wm Iom
than 1.0,000, thla force boa expanded nntil it noa
in. lu.l.-s fnlly 214,000 citueo aoldlen. l if tbeee,
ai.-iut 103,000 are Iufant****, 30,000 artiltary, und
t!.<- r.tn alnlag 10,00 l engineera,witb a fow hudnu
r.tviiiit. l ii. -.?' nwnbera <ln not mueli ezagMMata
the ti.'lititiu* itrength ol tho iirrlee, m ritfid offlciai
lu ;.? etion ahowa thal only about thr-v per MBt ar>'
to be Muntad <?at m inefflcnoi A toree of 208,000
vM-ll-tr.iiii-'.l roluntoera, in additlon ta rli?> regulara,
makoa a eapital garriaon tor tbe BritUh IiImand
r.-n Inra it improbable th.it any Bngliah women of
i li is. general iou will mm from their bonwa ta-.! oMmp
llM Ol n fOM,
A eorreipondenl <>f Th nemldmsadt from U'asd
iogton :d* b ili?*f thal th>' Demoeral i there will fol
lowthe lead of Mr. Cleveland agalnat all oiln-r
leaders, If they can onlj aaeertain irhat he wanta.
Prubably the wiah la father t.. the tbought If the
Donwcrata ol tbepreaenl CongreM can be broncht
to ioiiow anrbody in My diroction foroneooniMU*
ti\,i wMk, the country will ba graatly lurpriaed,
The political wiMaem aro nodding their heada
otm tbeannonncement tbal Mr. Clereland and Mr.
'I liiirinaii wiiitiiF.i :,t theAmertauaClub weeption
at I'blladelphii >'ii Monday night P.ut after tho
three daya of the i.m^ mnn at tir.-y-.toao. tho md
bnndanna oaai bMTe noeharmi to tauipl him.
? *??
Sfifhf- sh'-.'I'lt ivf> atatiatlea oon>* fr>>:n I. ?? k, Eoa
land. I li- !'?? were Mventy-ftve eaaM ol Infant
nortality there !.i-t yttr. AcoordingtotheaTerage
of England thireahouldbave boea onl* Bfty-fire.
l.t'.-k is not .in iinlii iiitliiul plaee. Upto 1877the
doathrateof InfantawMnol above theMVMMjaof
England. ln tbal \--ar tha loeal bnrial eoeietydia
continned iaaning inaorance polici*B on bafanta
h\ ??*; iiti-i ..t ono* tbo rato of infant nortality aa.
rreaaed SO per cent. Binee tbea thraa or four otln-r
bnrial eociel iea bave enten d into llvely oompotitiou
for tbe bnilneMof Inanring Infanta'lifM InLMk;
and tbe d-'ath ralo bM uu r- as.-.l to far gnator i>ro
ii.iitioii^ than erer before. lt isan iBtereatiBgitudy
ol ranae and eOect, aud it niay well be askcd if tho
s.iniF- ghaatly conditionaexial ataawhaM,
P&RSOXAL.
ProfaeMt ToMag, <>f Prinei mm, la <>u bM annuai leeta**
tag t-'iu' iMong Kbm rnglanll Mheeta
Tbetombof Rogarta,al ChlawtBk,haa beiMrepalrcd
Md l-lMlltlli- >i.
Tiie iat<> Dukr F.f Bneeleoeh died witii a bearty Boa
'tctiipt f,ir Mr. Henrj Oeorge*a wii.i aoheaMa <>f diaatttar
aml ,'i,!ili4i'.itii>n. aml lu lil* will BITailM< for tiio iii;ui
agauont >r Ulaeatataa for 1,300 yoan to eoaaa.
Baoatac Ciimmd wtll ipcinrt mimtiI MMfci Im Fluildi
for ih* i.i'ii.'iii of his bealth. Ho M aa alMirat eoartMl
tufli r.-r tr.iiii il> t|*H*aJBi
Tlie U<\. K'.IJali galtoBg, tlie dt.st|inrulalii?l'aiitli<ir aml
praaehM, who reihtoi ut linat.ui ta wtaMr, MMt, Mjn
IM*liit'ii Camrier, Mieariy Uta ao;llarpewall totaM
laOaaeo Bajr, wb*ra MattU bM ? ItaanHIMI bbbmbm
laaMenee. in^t? .1.1 of apeadtag ul-* tim.' la ptay witii iu-.
eoMpaaioM wii-'ii a lay, M Beroted atrery Iommm
in-iiiii'iil t-> tlie BIMMMbll BRtaOM taak of BTagglBf B
bMTyoxehala allorai tba lalaad t<> h*arItaWMlrai
rattle en th* atooea nnd Ite aeft "oliink " in tbe iruaa,
[f tbia were known tahari i.u tM mmim of the nr
er.'tnl ajentloinan'a llUrary Inaplratlona, tM atraatoof
l!-i-t,i]i would ba mi orowded ?lth nn-n aml women
dratttfltirf oi fli.iltis tliat hOWl IM travel woalil bo
i.,i;i..-l,.r
llltfli i.tti---. |.imiarlly iinllu M bMMM BMM liltl<- ln
BngtaM. Mr. 01adataaa,M T-rtf Ti nf tha Ttmbuij.
uftrrtift) yaaMoCertaMt pMbtta Mrrlna. lajaal m mbII
* >rt m be mobM tuvrt Mm mm bM baaonMoa bM
tuinty tlr^t i.ut.i.l.iy lui.i inlicritatico of aa aiitnitty for
ltt.M.rirl.nio.
The d..itii of Gardtnnl liaOaha iu Dabtta tha otiier
aaj raaalla Btoiam gaanalMlth Dr. c.oLr, tMAiMV
Mabof uf (aaiiai, ln mImMm t<> tho UnHee1 Land i^ai;iio
ln ir.-laiiil. Tin- ( utilituil MMMMMMi IttaMMMg t<Tiii?,
wluui A. M. -.1 ,n .ii.. M. 1 , MMM lUl waa a MMMM of
tho bady, wanrdy dafoaded it. AreabMhOf OMta wmtc
a Ioiir lettac atoralr eenanrina tha OMrdtaal, mImm " i>o
ciillur poUtlM wero rii<-. t-il by tbe overwhelmlng imua
of im- peopbj/1 faro anshblaniajM .m ...iiihk om inotbet
on iiofitii'iii a^onndi canaed a Krrut eiu- iu Iralaaa.
Ar.'lililali(i|i Cr-ik*. waa .ull.'il ta RoMOaadMBii r-turu
aatil 1.. owaj " li-i -i-iiiiii.il uIIf t(laii(V t<> Cartliiial Mo
Ciihe," Tiio two prelalea MMI over aflorwitril biltrrlj
oi>iiuarii.
A fonn.-r ooiurado of Catuoron, th* eorrespoudont who
waa kiilc.l ln tiio tlttlitum- ucur M?l*uuieU, n-l.it.-a tliat
oue day, lu Aftdiaulatitn, au nl.irui waa a-mtuled; tho
(itii-ii.) w.is lii Klglit; hriinr ?im NfMtaA ObBMMB lay
aiok. "Now, iluii't you got ott your tioolle (atreichen tlll I
a.-iid to you," aald Harturiua to lilm; aud then hurrled ofl
to aeo tbat hla ooniiiauy waa.falliiu{ ln properly. But ao
' eooner waa the invaild qntte ;eertaln that bla nnrat wat*
out of algbt tban oat bo erept from ander the ourtaJni of
the doollo, and, dragglng blmaelf on all fonra up to aa
emlnenoe, aat dowu tbere, revolrer ln hand, and there,
an hour later, he waa found, looklng ao Ul and epectral
lt waa feared he would never reoover. When Sartorioa
came buck he ? wlgged " bim, to wbloh all tbat Cameroa
aald waa: ? Do you think I oame here to alt lualde s doolh)
when thare'a ahootlng and all klnda of larke golng on V
Agaln, ln ?gypt, relutoa Uie writer, In The Lon4on>
Stundard, " I bad aone out to Katnleh fortlfloatloua, and
waa trylng to p?ia witbout attractlng our -etitry's atten
tlon uu t? it polnt wbenee 1 thonfflit a-ebort walk miKbt
glveme a glluipaeot tbe eueiny'e o.itfoata. Luder a
Klant Hk tree, heavtly laden wltb hluck frult, I auddenly
eucouutertd ('amoron. We exchauged tlie aaaal ' lluiio'
of frlenda inoetlng unexpectodly, and tlien ha aald,
'Wbere are you (tolngr ' To thoetralrn tre-a aiong
thal iiank, lf I could,' I repllod. ' Can't,' aald C-ineroui
' I biive been wnltlng here au hour to aee If tbat hl*-*ed
nontry of oura wlll go away, but hewon't; aud to- - tya
tbat lf I try to go over tbe ilttoh h.-'U -lni.it at me. 1 aeap
me bla ordera. But I don't uilud bavUix a try all ibe
aamo,' he ud.lod. Tbe aentry, however, waa a ver.tiibla
lynx. and evontually w? had to content our*elv-a \tlt_,
Bga aud oonvoraailon on tbe ?p..t wbere we bad met."
TUE TATk OF TUE DAY.
The dcath of promlneut Eu.liahmen la aoraetlmoa la.
dlrectly a lieiwftt to the llvlug, by HUg.estlng thee-oo
tlon of tiaeful rnamorlala. In uiemnry of the late Arch
doacon Jacobaou the great reredoa ln Wfnrheater
lathedral la to be completely reatored, aml the nlohes
tllled with tblrty-llve atatuee. Of taeao It ta expeeted
tbat tbo Qiieon wlll contributo a oonple. of tlcnrea ot twa
of her auueatera wbo attalned tho hom r of canonlzatlon,
!-i. E.lwanl tbe Confesaor, to wlt, aud Bi E luiund, the
uiiirtyred klug of Eaat Anfclla.
A oouple of3'hlladolphla vlaltora to the Ncw-Orleana
Exixialilon wero aoon examlning and ailmirlng tba
Llhertv bell tbe other day. They bad never fcppti tha
old refio before. aud tbey aald they were g)u.!|tUej had
vlallod tho ahow. -INorrlalown llerald.
Into tho glowina* arrate ho gazed
In allont inoditation,
Uutll hor ayea tho niatden raieed
And aald : " Whafa oaculutionl'*
Tlio Inver alowly bont bla h.-.t-l,
And with aenie trepfdatlon
Ba klaaed her oa tbo llpa aud aald:
"Sweot love, that'a oaculatton."
T?an, whlle her beoat went plt-a-pat,
Tlll aho could altuoat h.-.ir it,
8?a aaid : " I ih-,io,'ht lt uu?t be that,
Or BoaaBlblni prctty near lt."
?[Toronto MalL
.flomo bonoroleuI f?b?Ib?,n ladlea of ?un.lou are trylng
to oouvert tho ballct-Kirls by getting up a " mlaaion " for
tbeiii. They lnvltc lb? fc-iila 10 afternoou Baa lu eheerlese
b-JIbV atll tatflB ' peor creuturei " la a patronizlng way,
aud exhort tbetn to learu tho Church oatechlsiu by
hoart. After thiia imprevslng upon "thom tbeir dOKTadrd
oondltlon, tlie lailiea'gu'hotuo woll aatIsfled with their
work. No converalona bave yet been reported.
; i bara aaieeeeaat to tbe ehieftamsiiip af the Tctona,
aad I waat to att waeth?r your a_riva aaa iulna ar.-to
ln.. .ii tenii- ,f frBindly ciuaUty or abolhcr you want
,inie .ii.il earaaaja.
I woald like to remark that wo will have war on tap for
itny iiiatiiuiliiitf repulilli-ait form of g.jvernineiit thal
eomea foollng aroaad oat OoasBeaoaaa?I 8a.tru-t. whtla
ara wBI be on a peaee loottan tarward year paapta aa lomt
ua tb*v ooadnet lhainaelTia wltb <iue rc*ani t.? the preju
Ui.'Oa of etvlUaatlOB. Any devlatlon froui thla courao ol
iin.d?re wBi reault ln yoat belaq aa?1to tbe t?.wur for
the llr-f oflenea BBd lo tWO towers for lta aeciid.
- ru'..-,- apeak to yoar Beetetaey of tha luierior aud have
Tiim hrii.e uptbe ratloaa laaoet to my tnbea aoaato
lnolude an eecaatoaal hiam aud aaaaaaaaal far Baa Aay.
Any eaat-ot war maiterla,i. ptagaataat llatt Uterataio
ii.iw on tiie ln yoar State DenartaaeBt^arBI be graeef ully
r.Ived aaagoaraotae of your g,?od falti..? [ftaaley
Iluiitl-y [Spoopen.lyk.-j to I'reaidcnt Arthur.
A bay ln I'lttahurg has awallowed a tlieruioineter and
the ttoateta ara aaaaae te gct it aat, Dateafl wait tiu
Jurn-tiie tu.r.ury will riae ao higb that tbe nistruiuenl
will eeaaa aoariiiK out af bis lui.utb.
Tba diaii.it.-h?m bara beea auymn t?al abouu hundrod
tena of mall m-iTrtT t* lyliigatorm-i.ounI lu Cbicaito.
i dalaa o',>i"i deal <>f Baattar; aat it wuat i?3 tajaaaaaaatal
taal o? ? moI in arejaat uow writing agreat uiauy
luttara te M". Cterelaad.
(liiu.-e BBIiaillB are becoailnit unpopular In CflaV
fi.ri.u. Tbe wagaa of Ah ftiu aro too bl_U. -,l_li.idU
phla N'ewa
Bea the m?rry ali'ljrh liellajlnx'e,
An I thcre'a not a cirl th.tt's -luirlo,
Iiut w_I _.ik>- her Lovar t.ik* har .mt io rulo, rldo, ridet
And he'll slt witiilu tho cutter,
yiUed with bBaa ba eaanel attaa*.
Wltbhlaelbow crooked arouui bla futuro brfdo, brido,
l.n.le.
Bnl wiieii sho ishls bn.le,
ln a ab Igh sin;'ii aevaf ride.
Orenrlch the man wbo kaapa the llvery, ?y, ?y,
it .t al bome bar hnatanaV-H?afte
Wlll e.-miy hold the haby,
U'm.e ahe i.iithfly Btawt tho glaJaomo catntp tca, tea,
tca.
?[SoiuiTvllle Jouru.'tl.
Tho Aiuei-I. in I'harch Bchool for Cbrlatian Workers la
UMtttle af a a-'.vileparturo at CakB0B?BBJflfl, Tbeach.)..!
will be ln char^o of Dr. Goorije I*. H.iy-. at .Denver, t'ol.
Tbe Suml !>'?ehuat Vmiii ,1 Hepartinent wlll h.-reufter bo
kaOWB aa ? Tbt; Atuiric.in C'l/urch tSaaday-acbool Norui?.
Oooraa."
Theeoaatitatloaal BMoadaaoal aet. lutr.^luced'lu tbe
Taamaalan llouaeof Aweuibiy, ptwrtt?i for the exten
alon >>r tho rrunchlao to iii.iu.irri. U w.niion ?U.i are
taipayera The blll h,t.? beou road a socoud tliao.?
.i-..,-;.ui TraBaerlBt,
" An AIltllrn^)oloa:lat?, wrltea to The PM Mall Ga:etU
-i.Mu.Ut.it tbo a. loptlon of cli.the- by barbaroiia Jracea
raaulta aeooec or latar in tbeir extiuctlou, aud <ho
aliwitlj maaa aaaa bbIaaaaauaiaM not to tafxaaaet thla
aeattv?aaftai Maaatna of atrBaaataan .tuiouc tbo p.-opia
t? wbom thay Bceaafl.
Tbe w..man wb<> ahakes tbe txiat on the d.xiratep may
pubUo . .?-. i,ut th, ui.iu w_o rceklaaaly abovela
aaow od tha roof makea a u^i-o stilkiug iuipreaaion.??
[loa i Bt?ta BaglBler.
Ihe fflot that Mr. Ci.velaud haa hecu nia.le the subjecl
of prarac by tb? e_apaaln af tbe laaaate le c-roatiug ?ome
uttiestir. aitar ati Oaatnat tt ma<io up aud aaaeaaeaal
there wlll baa lat's'e iiiitnlxr of uow ittixloua btate-tucn
wiin wiii feci tii.u be ia p.ist praytag for.
* The dteoorery bt Beaa*eaMtatf af a man wtth a toe on
hia li'tt hiili.l. li: pb?M of tb*. lll.l*X BBgar. la reporffd.
Hut ttbut pruttetb lt biui U not auiteil. ? [fBaBaBI irau
aeript,
Taare ara eoaaa brlghI apota ln a reporter'a llf.. Bftaa
all. Ono of tbts hard worklui* clu.aa of uien In llri.Uo
p..rt has Ju.-t Inhoiitad #70,.HK) by tbe death of au un.Ie.
Bal ail reportora doat bappaa to have ricb aaa?b0?>witb
wliom Ih.y aiv on K.iod teruia.
Iu the ye.u 1-tiS th| nuinher of Iriah aol.liera ln the
llriti-li arm.\ wa- ,".:...".-3, or .808 per 1.0.HJ. By ateady
gradaUona thal numbarretl lu baa yemato 88.18L 80
?_i'.? per 1,000; and laat raarll aat falleu te 3l,.i!?4, or
188 pm 1,000. These Igarea apaaar iu tho QareraaaaM
,illk-f.il reporta Wbat doea not api.e.n i- the aflpple
iiieiit.iry tuet that am.ther ban.t of BIWMd Irlslnueu, a
mcre bumlfiil ta 1888, hua I eeu ateudilv liicreaalug la
iiiiiiihera au,l in.lls.'lpiiiie evor since, wailluK . . . uuUl
th,I tunes uie rii>e. ?[Loadoa Tablot.
on a reeent algat, at ParBt, iu ^cotiand, a Baat?aflflfl,
wbo wna ralnnilng aaaaa aftat aaatat aeen Mr. Tooie at
tbe thLMtt-e, raaanai a nuu froui faliing into tbe Brtaa
Thla liu'i.leut has beeu utili/e,l B4 an arcaiueiit in favor
of tbe itaga i.y au eiithii-i.tstie playajaae of the town,
wbo maintaiiis itt lcn^-th In a uu'ul paper th.it lf Mr.
T<?,!e h.i.l uot \ i.-itt-d l'crtb the mau would bavo bocu
drawaaa.
It la atimHim e.l tlmt iiulte recently M. I.auth. the prea
,'iit aupcrtntendent of tlie Berree cLinu factory, bas hit
npon a new tueUui.i of mixlm* ebtra whlrh wBI pr..iu,e
a p,,i-,. hiiti rerj auperlor te tb.- oi.l ^evres. Hia di?
ooTerj is ii..t ihe reault >.f ebaaea, i.ut af a haaf a.-nea af
teata aud combinatloaa, uud b" daliua for tho new
product all tbe auallttea of aurtaco and eupabiliiluaof
takliik' K'-i.'e of the Ohlnes.i chiy. I'.n snnm time tho
t-.-vies tiu ii t ha- beea loslin; KTouud ln the public eatl
matlon, but it wlll now be Ukely t<> t..kc lt- ,.i.l bIbob aat
foremoal In the rank of cbina mauufuclurea.?[rhii.t.l.'l
piiiu BeeoaaT.
We knew oar old frlend "the Whirllcl^ of Time"
wmiiti turii apagalanii ria_t, lt Bpaaaxa tiu- Baaaai
the coluiiius of oar intei-eatiiii* coiitouip.ifiiry The Wor'd,
whlrh prtdea Baolf. we bolleve, on ita uuio.uo oud wgor
.,::.- rooabalary,
i.i.t fadaaadaj ta irwin Oflanty, wtt?a Miaa ahio
Prtdxen waa al the iprtag near the houae araahtag, l),>o<le
Baah, ? bo bad beea paying bla addreaaea t<> her for aouio
tiu,,-, came up. uu l, ait.tr paaatng ihe naual eompUaMata
between lovara, Bsade a propaaal ..f aaaariago, waleh ?.,a
aecapted i.y theyomodady. _*avln? her wuahtub ahe
went witb Uie young ui ui i<> ,i neighborlng hoaae, wh.-ia
tho niipllul Uu.it wuo lle.l.?[Atlauta t'oiiDllln'.ton.
The cxiM'iiso for flowera ut tho reeent dinner to tbe
Jndgaa af tha aNtqaaaaa Baaat bf Pro-i.ient Arthur
amoiiiited to aeveral hundrcl dollara, ln itvl.iiti.tu lotho
rcaourscs ,.f the Wbite llouao coiiaervatorlea. ACana*
diaii vi>i:i-.t'? cauoo ?.i- the eentro-ploce. Ila keol waa
co'iipoaxl ef stripes of plnk, red aud whltii carnatlona.
Tbe riggliifr of sniilax aud llllea of tho valloy, aud Bt
cargo WM uiu.lo of I.a FYanee and tea roaoa.
An old farm-house, witli paafunia wlde,
Banaat with Bawara aa eve.y ?i?lo;
A r.'Btl*aa lad who looks from out
'ilie].orob. wilh *.).' Iniii.i twlned about,
\. t-ii.'.s a tbouxhl froui lu hishe?rt:
ti,if i only .ouiddapait
1 -'1.1111 llUadull placo tho worid to aeo.
Ah uie ! bow bappy I would bo 1
A inlil the clt/a ceuaoleaa dln,
A man wiio i .iijinl the ttorld haa hoon,
V ii,., nn.1 the tuuitilt and the Uiroug,
la tblnking, wishiuic all day lon>f:
O. could 1 only tr.-.i,1 oiite wore
'ibe ti*l,i patli to tb..- fanu-bouaedoor;
Tlie oid greoii uieadowa could I s. o,
Ab uie ! now huppy weuld I be.
?[Dubllu (Ireland) Tlm-a.
Mr. Hlrsch la the Poter Woolly of tbe Oregon a_adtaBa
ure. II*. l.kcked Juat ouo vol? tbe other 0?f to maka
bim luited Htutea Henator aud be did not vote for blm?
aelf. In John T. Raymoud'a play " For Con_reea," Poter
Woolly U an uuwilllng cuudidate for otiioe, and bla
rcfuaal to vote for bluiaelf nivea the elootiou to auothor.
Tlie odltor ot the Japaueae paper Jigi Olnmbo, with hia
wliola fitmlly, li.tvln. .:iuiu'.ieeil Chn.stiauilv.ha.- laaued
a luauifeato, culliug ou tbe Jupauea.- uoople to do tbe
aanie, on the groiiod of their btting alroady EurouoaaBflal
ia erery other reapaot- -(Loudou LUa.