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Ttrnech . .IB. e I.'.' 18 Hr.ia.lwav. '?< a m to 9 n. m.
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WOTJNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
NEW-YORK, THUBSDAT, MAUCH 19.
TDE XEWS T1IIS MORMXG.
FoREifix.?Egvptian financial agTeoment bbBoVo
pul.he. -' Two hnndred minera Bufl'ocated in
Khemah FTiissia. ?=? Kumored rencwal of peace
negotiations batweaa France and Cfctafe, -
Bopoai tbat Dnkaoi Coimaagkt arill l>e inado Lord
Lieutrnaiit of Ircland.
)) imksth'.?Amine Bupennteudent and hia elarh
?were attacked near West Xewtoi, l'oiin.. bp ri.d
Jng miners and tlieir wiTea. = Hamilton Har
yia and Daniel Beat-h were clectod Kegcnta of
Ihe Iniversity. ss= A gurl at Akron, Ohio.
died after faatinsr twenty-flro days. -
Janiea Lewia Weed, of Binijbainton. N. Y..
?waa arroRtod for forgery. = Mias Ward, the
?ct roKs, waa arroBted iu Baltimore for bigamy. =
buaan Warner, tbe noveliat.died at Jiewbura. ?? -
TaTMilj Ihnw refful-itora wero arrested for murAeia
Jn Texaa-? Th? bill to prohibit apeculatiou
paasi-d the AjBgaagblf al Harrisbnrg.
City akd SrntuiiAN.-Tieath of Gordon W,
Bnrnbam. ===== Jatnea D. Fish'a br-.tber teatlBed.
-Paul Baner bailod. == DiscuHaion in tbe
Board of Education regardmg the Nonnal College.
-The Rev. Mr. Guirey. of Fateraon, not annlty
of inunorality. --?? Gold value of the legal-tou
<ler ailver aVaOat \&BH Rraina), 82.42 centa. 5==
Btocka Opeaed weak aud lower. afterward were ir
r?gular, and cloaod fevensh aud ouscttkd.
The Wfather.?Tribuvk local obaervations in
tJicati-alightly warmer, partly cloudy WOOtbaf and
Jiicht anow. Temperature yesterday: lligbt-st,
24; lowest, 10?: nverago. 17V.
The Dcmocrat* in the Asoenibly Jcaategdai
continued their opposition to the consiib ration
of a bill to proviile eiuployineut lor the 3,000
convicts iu the Statejprisous. The^nterests'ofltbe
prisonere, ae well m of evtrvbody else, deinand
a opeedy aottlement of thia question. Enougb
time has been waeted to paegaM fruch Deraocrats
as " Jiminy" Oliver, and the Republicans ware
wis.' in refusing to accedo furtber to tbeir dc
mamls for iudetinite delay.
lt ia unfortunatc for tbe caufw; of justk^ that
Taul Buuer. tbe eonvictod Coney lalaud gain
Mcr, hae been released fromprison. Bfj pleMded
Uuilty aud WfM Heiitciic(d to lliree montlis' iiu
pris(?unient. Upon the novel point that tbe
Judinncnt rnust be aet aaide becau.se tbe MhV
tem e waa for a leas time than the law provided
an appeal has been taken. pendiug which tbe
prisouer baa beeu rclcitsed on bail. The de
ciaiou oa the apjieal is not expeclcd for many
mouths, and tbue the good eflect of tbis convic
tiou for pool-aelling is lost.
The tlbtails of tbe agreement between the
JPowera on the aubject of Egyptiau flnanoes
ahow a purpose to lighfcen, if possible, the bur
dena of Egypt At least that ought to be the
eftectof the careful inviHtigatiou which isto
be made of the amount of taxation that Egyjit
can staud. There is no doubt that a grcat 81 il
heictofore has been that of overtaxation. All
foreigners are hereafttir to be taxed, -.vhich iB a
just meaisure and ought to teud to lighten the
buwlens of Ibe nativt-s. There is to be no
foreigu iuteifereiice with England's interual
aduiinLstratioti of EfTPCMal aft'airs. l>ividcd
eontrol has been n curse to Egypt and it will be
a fortunato tbing for the country if it is nevi r
revived.
In condenining the singular verdict of a jury
yesterday Judgo Cowiug mado soine titnely
remarks ou the subject of careless driving. Xo
one will (nieetion his statement that a
pedestrian takes hia life iu hiu hands when he
aToee to croas some of the streets in this city.
Drivera apparontly proceed upon the theory
that a pedestrian has no rights which they aro
bound to respect. It is time that they were
taught liirtcrctitly. Judge Cowiug thought that
a lx-giuoing sbould have been niadu with tbe
driver who caused the death of Mr. Edward
B. Gould ; and he strongly disagreed with the
verdict of acquittal rendered by tho jury.
Peraons familiar with tbe caso will agree with
tbe Judge tjiatu"it was a niiscariiage of justice."
- ' ?
The LegiBlaturo would be a more efflcicnt
body if so mueh of its time was not taken up in
legislating upon purely local matters abuui
which it has neitber special nor general knowl
edge. Among the local bills which occupied ito
attentiou yesterday waa one to compel
Samtoga Spiings to build a sewer; another was
to open a road in Flatbusb, aud another con
cerned cerUiiu street improvementa in New
Lots. Then there were bills to fix the aalariea
of two aealero of weights and measureain
Brooklyn. and one'of tbe'porennial billa legola
ting the salaries of Now-York policoroon. It ia
ri,li,ulou8 that the time of the togitotaxe
8hould be taken up with such mattera whtn
there are bo many iiuportant meaaures concern
ingthewelfareoftheentireState araiting Ita
action. These local qncstions should be
mllMliB to Boards of Supervisora. or other
local bodies which can aet intolligentlv upon
them. The intcrfcrence of tho Legislature in
sucli thinga gcuerally leads to more harm than
good.
The nominations made by the President yes
terday will confirm the belief tliat this Artmin
iatration intenda to look after the friends of
Samuel J. Tilden. Mr. Hay, who was iiomi
nnted for First Assistant Postmaster-General,
was one of the lawyers sent to Florida in 1H7J5
l.v Mr. Tilden. Mr. Hay is also a stand.
ftiend of Mr. Uan.lall, which will be of mti-n -?
fo the Kentueky Freo-Tradcrs. ina-nim? aa tbe
First laBaktanl Postinaster-General looha
after tho appointment of over 40<'uU
IlilBllllBBalilB Mr. Durham. tho nonunce
for First Controllor of tho Trcasury,
appcars to be an avcrage Pcinocrat. Whafc 8
member of Congress he voted fg*lsu* tlic rc
8iiniptioti()f's|.cri.-|iavincnl8,?5avoic(llHieSalar.v
Giab, nndwaiitcd tlio dcpieciatcd irm-n.iacks
acceptcd in puynient of custnms ihies. He op
poaed firiBf pr.-ference to honorahly dw
charged Union BoUen and sailois 111 flllnis
miuor offlces. Tha nomiuec lof CnmmiBsirtner ol
raltiUlB BfJOBII toho(diieliydi*tinginshedforhis
laek ot knowli-ilgi' eoncajrning tho ofhYe. Wh \i
"refmni" there is covercd up nnder these
noiuinations uo one is yct able to lind out.
Governor Abbett nevei sufters any teni
poiary lapso from consistcnt Beli-oeekiBg to
exrite the suspicion tliat he c ui be bctrayed
into any IfakB of action Bimplj becatise tbe
welfaro of Ihc State deniands it. Hiit hc will
probably neverhavc an opportunity to inllict a
more scrions injury npoti thc hL'hcst inlctv-t
of New-.Jorscy tlian tliat which ln- BOOompliabed
\.-.-!.ulay by depiiving tliat Btata ai the
seiviccs of .Mr. ABfaW, tlic Supei inlcndent of
l'ub'.ic Instriiction. By rcmoving from tha
Btata Board of Education aaah Bteo aa thc Hon.
Cliailcs r.ltii'-r, and cx-rnsidctit McLi-an, ot
I'rinccton CoUeaje, and filling thcii pltv BB 8 Ith
Ma pi-itf.it,al BdhereatB, ba haa ejaioed aontrol of
lh;it l.oily, ami BBt 8 noisv politici.tn at thc bead
of thc a.imi.ablc educatioiial s.vstoni wliich waa
praotically di-vi-cd and orgaoized and hai bx en
broaajht to Itepreeenl effiewnev by Mr. Apgar.
'l'lic whole proooeding la an IndJgnity oflered
lu thc Btata and the 68088 of idueatioii.
Fortunatdy. thc Lagialatnra yeaterday paaaed
over thc Governor'? vctocs thc bills to cuita.l
bjg poarer to do farthar bam bf appoiatlBg hi.a
hcnclinitn tc. oilu-es of rBapOBBlblllty and trust.
MIFOBM A LA BIGGLN&
And DOW thc apoatlaa ol tlu goapel of Befotn
conic to ns ivitli BB-eioiis inforinatioii tliat th.
Hijjgins businesa ia not a propei nnttcr of criti
.-.-.in. In the tir.at pl.ice. wc an- tuld, it is BOefa a
vciy liltta p!.hc, of BO con-i iiiiciice at all to
aaybody. Preeiaely. lt haa eeaaad to ba of
any ooiieeqnenee to rararntera arbetber thc per
son who keepa eharga of tha appotaaaents for
Mr. r!.-v.-i,in?l sliall be abeUerec la aa hoaeal
and noi.-i.aiti.aaii t'ivil Scrv.cc or not. [tiaoi
BO eoiis.-.|iiciice wlielhtr hc BTBI eTBf kicked
out of place as 8 clerk, even by a Marylan 1
I^-ffislauire, beoaoae of txatapkaaoaB laaalng
touard eocrapt pracliecs. lt is of no conse
quenco that for yeara he waa intnmteil with Uu
niunipiihitioii of tlio 1^-friaialure l>v the im>st
torrupi riagoraf aaaa La Maarlaad. lt is <>i ao
exiDseqncficc th.it ba la formally i-ionoiin.I BB
unfit peraoa bj the MaryhBMi Cirfl Bertlee Bo
ionn Assoeiation, uiii.li deelnes "that hia
riputation in this coniiiiunily is not thatofa
nian of inte?iity aud honor." Inasiiiucli as tlu
man baa only to do with thc Biahiog <>f appoiot
ineiits, bO theae thlaga are of no eaaBaqtBataa to
u Siiuon pure " lh-foi iners.
L*3t us turn itaround a littlc, and BBppOSa
tliat Mr. BbthM had lx^eti eh-cted, and that ln
had ehOBBfl as his Secictary of thc 'J'lcasuiy the
niost unscriiiiulotis politiral baaa to ba foood
unywlicro iu thf Ueimhlican pariy. and that the
niiiiicdiate oatconic ol that BBM ction had beea
thechoicefoiap|ioiiitinentc!eik of the Tieasiiiy
ofthcniost shaniele-s !cf.'isl.itive lohbyist di
covciable in any BapctbUeaa Btata, What
would the njfonners have to Hay of thenialt.i
then. and with what scathing contompt would
thcy have treated the lllgflBilnil, If anyhody
had been silly enough to make it, that the seloe
tiou of such a scamp was not of iniportance, be
cause ha had nothiug to do but merely to look
after appointments T
RVSSIA'S LLTERJUR ALUS.
There isoue journal in Kngland that disctiRsrs
thc Afghan situation iu a reasonablo tctnpei-.
This ia 'flie Spectator, the steadfaat aud intelli
Kcnt orgau of advanced Libeiulism. It lays
stress upon one point, which Kii(,rlishmon ordi
narily niiss in their frantic distrust of evcry
thinK' Husflian. It ridiculcs the BbBB so gaiier*
ally entertained that the Government at Bi
I'etersburg i? eithcr proposlng or plaiining the
conquest of India.au entcrpiise involviiiK the
coni))lcte subjugation of Afghanistan and
millions of ligbting Ilindoos as well as pro
i08kfed wartare on land and 888 with Great
Hritaiu. It rredita Kussian diplo'tiaoy ivitli two
ultcrior Bajaaaaaaai one bcing of parainount im
portanro, the aeizuro of Constautinople i ano the
other being 8iiboidiiiatc, the acqiiisition of a
icvcnue-yielding province either in Persia or
Armenia. Tho lirst of these objective pointa
ajipeals to a sectilar louging on the part of the
C'zar's subjects that can never be appeased ; and
as Englaud has been tho chiof obstacle td this
dailiuf? project of Slav iinaKination, his adviaera
desire to disable her from defeniling Coiistanti
nople by the noeessity of defending herself in
Imlia. Whaa the opportunity arises thcy want
to force their way to the Mi ditcrranean, and in
order to secure theniselvcs ngainst interference
in their inain desi^n, thcy are anxious to obtain
nieatiwhile a coiiiinatidiiig positi BJ where tliey
can ineiiace Englaud with attack. II thcy can
occupy Herat aud be ready to threaten (Jiilnil or
Caiulahar whenever an emergency arises, they
will bo wcll pleaaed. If they can compel Great
Ihiiain to garrison tho eity and thus extend its
fronticr several hiindrcila of miles from tho
Suloiuiau paasea, they will bo even hetter
pteaaed.
Thia is 77<? Spectator't explanation of Kussian
policy. It next considers Ihe beat meaiia of
thwailing these unihitious and insitlious d.
signs. 'I'liis would be to fortify the puaaea of
the Suleiiiian, which are higher than those over
the Italian Alps, and the Indu* aa a aocond linc.
The passagc of that Asiatio D.inube, with
fortifications and an irou-clad rivor llect la
front, and tho Btonuing of a mountain birrier
far more fomiidable than tho lhilkan, would be
a treinendoua uuderUiking, not to be atteinpted
by any sane Governruont. Lord Lawrence was
contont to defend Iudia on theae impie^nahle
lines, but I'nglish ptiblic opinion is not equally ?
Bagacioua. The journal in question reluctautly
concodes that this policy is rendored inipiacii
cablc by tbe peculiarly uuroasonable tempor with
which Kuasian menaces are iuvariably discuaaod
in London. The Gladstone Govcrnment couli
not to-day maintain its posit'on for a siugle day,
if it were to fall back upon the Indus nnd the
Suleiman. They are forced to defeud Herat and
to extend tho frontier of India a long distance
inland to tho Hindu Koosh. By leaving the
Afghan Amecr mastcr of tbe town and engagmg
to defend it, if need be, with tbe wbole force of
tbe British and Indlau armies, they are niuking
the best of a bad aituation. But one fact cannot
be disguised. Tbe Kusoiana bave BOfJOmplUbBd
their purpose of bringing the British withm
striking disinneo at Ilcr.it whencver an oppor
tunity is ollerod for piwhiflg on to Constantino
ple. : u ,
TheRussiau troops can I8W8 88 Sarakhs an.l
htill be near enoiu'li 88 tlir?at.-n He.al in luttire,
whencver a divcraion is DOOalad in order to pn
vcnt British intciference with other and larger
plans. Tlie present c<ini|ilicati..ns 111,iv ba
amicably scttle.l and 8 pennaiieiit trontter may
be outliiic.l betwooa the oppoalog Ofatpoatai
but from this time llcrat, althoii-h in Alghan
han.ls intist be ilcfcmhul M an nutpost ol ihe
Britiah En.pire, and the Uussians will h.ivc it ifl
their power to inetiace it wilh attaek whencver
U ciiii-rgoney, 11p.u1 whleh th.y are now can
fully calculatitig, ari.-es eiiher iu tlie B.tlkaii
pcuiiisiiln, 08 ifl Aiiiiciiia <?r I'ersia.
PBOPLB VB OOVBBSOB,
Governor Abh.-tt is BOl happy. Iu his veto
miaapgrio ha fjoggplaifu that the l.cgislaturc
?Mmlreeta rjartJaajaahtp, Has ho foigottan tho
declarationa of bJooamwhleh lod tha Btatoto
expeel thal defeaMhre legielatioo Bgainel bim
would bo occeooaryl Baa ba torgxAUsa bow be
(Um laiv.l when bo aTfli Blootod that be pTOpoaed
to heanou.-and-out parti-an, an.l nolhing else 1
Doeo be aoppeee that tha poople havo l-.i-ottcn
bow be behaved hrom the beginninii 61 Wa
M-tvi.c as CovctTi'.r ; bow'ajuuoalegaij be ili-re
garded cvcry c..n>idet.iiion ?>? pnbMe inteieeJ ?
pablio ileeem-v ta trylng to 8orre big partyl
Lel him rciiicuibcr. tlieti. thal ffhOB tho peopie
luiin.l mit from big owB doel vatUma and hia
OWfl ajbta wli.it BOli <>f bumi BO was. and wh.it
M.tt of Govenwr ho waa gobta to be,theytook
eare toelect n Legio1afr!"f toc bim which ahoald
leare bim aa little power m poaaible to do mis
ehi f.
Qoreraor Abbetl haa himoelf to thaak rorthe
freatfltool whiefa he reeeivee aud roaj n -t aa
Bnredthal it is preeieelythe treatmeat whleh
tbe peopleof New-Jereej aaeaal to hare him .<?
oeive when they elooted a K> pabliean Legiolat
nrc to take eare of bim. Haring fooad thal be
woald pay no attention, in hi^ partiaafl teal and
greed, to the welfarc oftheBtate <>r to pnblie
deeeney, tbe peopie took eare to prorlde a Leg
ialatore able to pni ? atrait-J ickel <>n him.
An.l n..w he doea nol like tbe arrangement.
l'iiat is natnial ; the peopie dld not like his ar
taogement. And ol tbe two the peopie havo the
greater power.
TRANSPOBTJTtOB
Coaunitteee and oommlaaioflo ln larga aum
berhare been appointed from time to tfane on
theaobjed <>i Interetateeommeree aadtraoa*
iM.iiati.iii. Bnl the reaolntion paaaed bj the
Senate <>n motionof 8enatorCnllomia eapeeially
tinicly. It providee fot 8 oeleel eommlttee
oi Breto repori nexl Deeember on the raejehv
tton of ttati>|.i>rtatioiioi rreightaaad paaaengera
ea the lereral Btatca hj raujroada aad
water rootea.
Tins |g .1 rabjeei which cughl to h<- thoiiKigh'
1>- bgreatlgated, 10 thal tatelligeat aodjadh 11 u
inlinii m.iy 1?- K'coii.tn.ii.l.'l. lin- aetioB taken
in ilitli-u-nt St it.i h is I. iu niiiiiy iita. II
ptovc.l nnwiaa l?y experieneej m oomo eaa
ilntiy oppoaad to i.iii.ii.- int.r. s. in tha litoaoail
Statea; geoeraUj aoMfraaiietoTyi aad tlvoagti
Wanl otadcpiate power \- -t.-.l ln Btate l.i-cisl .'
nres, alinoKt cvciy? here itietVi.i.nt and tincpial
in ii|.cration. lt d?M-a imt loll-.w th.it sii.iilat
U--isl.itionbv UM licii.ialliov.-tnin.nt wouhl l.e
wiae or(l-sirai.!c, an.l tl.e Beagao bill has beea
piupcfly defaatted. Bal aoithec doea it Dtllow
thal no iegialatiofl bj tha OeMeral OoTerBflMmt
ia appropriate <?r axpedietrt, Tha B>pnbUean
party, al ioeet, will not tak.- that aogitioo until
it lia- gfrefl the oabieel a laithfal an.l tlMaroagb
JflTeatlga*ifrn II aill not ba Cooad aa eaa]
matter to frame a meaanre oyhieh "liall uv..nl ea*
iioaaihineiil upon the riglits <>f indiridaala aad
ol ioi].oration.s, iiinl at th.- htiiic tiiuo kIi.tII be
ptwetleally civ-ctive in defanding the pnbUe in
tereata. Bnl it i? th.- dnty al il"' law-aaakera t<>
?eeh aaeb a gioaanrn laitiiiullv, with earefal in
reatigatiofl of thi BMrfa, and la ? ?pirit Erea from
C1Y1L BBBflOB UMBOBM 41 ALBABT.
A Deinoeratk legialaW can alwaya l.e relted
upon to atrike al CtTilSarriee reform'al cvcry
(ipp.irtiinily. Ifl the (liscus.-.ion of tlie Suppl.v
bill at Alhany the Dctnocnits ba\e cndcavorcd
to ic.lucc tha api?ropii*tion for the ('ivil Serriee
('oiuiiii-sion. They mpported a bill toezempl
from cxaininatiDii emplojea reeeiring aalBrlea
oflesa than 93*000, aad alao to ezempl poliee
nicn aad lii.men. Laat jrear aad lliia year they
bav? endaaTored praeneallj to repeel tha eatire
('ivil Benriee Act. An.l yct al eleetioB tfane
tlie theorctical ('ivil Scivirn reformers are
alwaya raady to raah ta tbe aopportof Dagno
cratlf eandldatea.
It is fortunate for tbe cattae of bonest refornt
that it in BO way tlcpetnls upon tbe mipporf, of
tlu^ few in* n wbo go about tbe eouotry ealliag
theiaaelrea ? fhe L'ivil Benriee U. foimera." The
lJ.piihlican party has beeu the true fricn.l of
lvt.iim, and to that fact alonc ia fflM it.s picHcnt
aihancing state.
THE BJLVBM QUKBTIOB iB BBGLABD.
I'renidcnt Clcvelaii.ra action on tlfe Hilvcr
qoeottloa U eoaaiMraded by The London
hconomist, whi.ii eaTpteaaaa the baliaf thal
u tha HiiHpcnsioii or rcpcal ot llm Silver Coin.igc
"Act is only a (jtieation of time, lor Ihe Ain.ri
"cans are nitich too practica! a D0)OBl8 to cn.liirc
? long the operation of no DBtVlelova 11 iiie.isuie,
? now tbat its ill ellects are baiag cle.u ly
ushown." Tbe feeling of The BoOWOWmi is
that, um uncertuinty and deptet iaiion of cnr
rency in tBMI country would "undennino tbe
truibi af the United Sl.it. s, one of the be.il
custoniers of (ireat Hiitain," it caniiol bg to the
interestof Englisb peopie, while, an to llritihh
tia.le with India, M it niatlcr*. littlo ut wlial
pgifj silver Htan.ls." Thi- opinion has lx .11
otl. n cipiessed by ihe Tt09W,0Wmt, but it does
not seein to be aharcd hy other lioaiu-inl author
ities in KuioiKi. Tbat journul pvaeaOOMl to say
ol the ptobable stinpenaion of coinaice here :
Tlieiie latvery urottablllty, therefore, tlTut liefore vciy
loiiK' tlie JjO.OilO.OOO or ao of ailvor wbleli aro nt present
bou?lit every year liy tlie IJulted Htatea Troasitry wlll
liuve lo lliul a inarket elwwlioro. And thls prospeotlTo
tvlilltlon to tho gjaJfehJ s.ipuiies (,f the uietal ls hy iimiiy
reKanled wr.n oouslderahio u|iproheiuilon. lUeileot.lt
ls feared, will be to aUH furtUor di'tiresa tue iuioo of
silver.
It is frofu this point of vicw, 'Ihe Kconomut
tbinks, tbat niany peopie abroad have been
incliued to bope that tbe United States would
not Misjieml the eomage. < > 11 tbe other b.iu.l,
it mtist be ndded, the nbleat advnoates of the
donble atandiird iu Kurope have from this aame
jioint of vicw enrnestly deain^d that the United
States should aiirtpcnd the coinage, Im-chuso in
their opiniou tbe consequout disturbanee of
British trade, and fall iu the priee of ailvor,
would surely bring abont some lnternational
ugreement, which otherwiae seema impoBflible.
A QUESTION IN LEGAL ETL7IC8.
WhSB the account of the purchase by General
Barnes, Sharon'a attorney, of an alleged contract
between tlio attorney of Mt.ss HBI and an expert
witneas in the notortous dirorcolcaae, for $25,000,
waa firat re^elvod hore, Thk Tribcnk expressed
8..IH0 curi.iaity aa to the positiou of tho Pacific
L'.i.iat Har Aaaoolation on the transartlon. That
positiou haa now BOBB mado clour. A special com
ajJttea araa BBBOfatoil BB exnnibie and rrport upon
the 6B88j atnl ita ooucluslons wero to tho cilect tliat
tbo action of (Jenoral Ilanms was Boi iiutnoral, but
waa unpr.ifeasinnal. It wua argued by tho com
initt.?() that | if tho parehaso af tcstiinony wliich is
ti-iio (at li.licvcl to bo tnto) ordocumouta which
are (or scein to be) genuine, BB hgitimatc, then the
salo of, or demami of a prico for, tho samo cannot
be objcctionab'o ou niorul grounds." And tho com
?ittaa iicM tbal theiaeoa^tBmofaaah.adoetruia
wiitiid tead ? to prodaea petyary and forgcry." and
poiotai out that "'its daagag la breibly deeaoiv
Biatanl in this v.-ry tr.i.-.sactimi." Lxactly how tho
c.iiiiiiiittco BBBaaajad todeaaaaaeraai tbat thaeaaaai
it aaetared BBprolBaaloBal was unobjectionabio upon
timr.il trrouuda doos not aaata elesr, but tbat BBB*
i-liisi.m waa roactied. Whon thia report waa rend
beflatetba Bai aaaaefcaalea, howovcr, it ild n<>t a?ael
tho riewi oi tbeauierrty. ami BfaarBeTaral beara1
iliaciis.aion, darbtl which (iencral Ifarncs hiOMBli
?ada a laoaeh aa boai and a balf lotig. bha Beaaeta
ti.m, by B v.ito Of 4!?t.( 1 I. rcjccted tho report of
tbo coniniittoo. and adoptud a ros.ilution ihclaring
tbat "ali' r eOBBidertag all tlin facts and circuin
Btaaaei widcii BBnosaa1 Qeaata] BarBaa la lha
iii;itt.r Bf tka Tyb-r Ctiuipel c-oiitr.ict, th:- BBBOebv
tiou t- of tba .iiciii.iii th.it be baa aet beea gntlty of
iiiimoial or uiipr.ifcaai.iiial cinliict."
ii m thaa f.irin.iiiy hiid by tha Bai of Baa
Fianci.ac. tliat a lawyer ia fully juatincd iu
Degattatiag with tho cb-rk of an attaroay eogaged
ajiaaufl bmi f.,T tha paMhiMc ol > viil-uco II) taM
. oo of ihatriTal attorney, ami wbJeb ho amat
ba awara ean ealy be ptocarad tbraogfa tha baaeB
ttaaaoa and d^abaneaty, if tbe prapoaed traeaa ti.m
is ,-i panalne one lt will, bewevar, ba obeenred
,i,,lt r t i - Baa li-.i'i. i?. o Bai Aaaoeiatioo rataai
i the aataxal aad fnil lafereaoa Croai Ita
bi ttafl by mtini.itiitur. tbat it baa been led to thB re
inarkable eoncbi-ioii bj " omsidering all the faetJ
ami aorcBButaneea whiefa annoend Qeneral BaraeB
in th'- ni.itti-r of the I'vler liiimpcl eonl r.n-t." Tbh
miiy beeappoaad to meaa tii.it the aoqatttal 1$ aol
baeed opoa a diepaaalonate Inreetlgatioa of tbe
ipofl which alone adjadleattofl coul.l l.-yiti
ni.it. iv reat, boi tbal tha aaaaeiatlea had axtendad
ita m.piiry ao aa t.> oorer tbe wbole eaae, aad had
r beea laflnaaoad m its deeiaioa by i-xtra
ii. oqb i .itisi leratiotu.
N.c.v tbal the hbb Francleoo Bai baa paaaad apon
thia etbieal qaeatioa, we aboald likato know how
tka i ,'-:m Bar legarda it. aad thla i
d tba .atenat <.i tba pnbllo, aa tbe
,i acreptaoca af tba ttoetrine laid
.!.. mi in Califoraiaon tblapoiol would aeeea to ba
braaghl with aa.n-a--.il laeaa which not only litig
bai th.-ir alt.n'i.va mu t lind ? f BBJ
bairaaalnt. nirl to aay iaog wB ?
Mlsl UU OMNIBUS <;<>i
Th- dread Btopoaal <>f tbe Broadway Basfaea
IUilroad Coaanaaj tooMitarata tha oBaaibaefroaa
aJtoald attri.t tha attenttaa of $i 11
tateri -"-.l in .iln.ateci. rhe boa laaa ada>
utl power not liahtly to be pa$e$rl orer Wm
.j,,,;? rebiele t.. dBapfMBur, ao BaOfB aonld
Iho Bcrobat taae b-aaoiia in balancing hllll-elf i;ll
th.- real Bapa tbe.f arbUa khi toapad
niiniilv brward taa bel -it a boand. The foretgnei
aroaald ae aaaaaa i>.. ?able to obaarre how Bjaaela
raaj ba aWvotapotf ta'aVodgbig ;? Broadway driaer
ayae laoa bothatdeeof the atteel atmadiajeooaly.
i ba rwroaal aaaa "rha wlabea ta/llaambark, and
faia voald pnll off tlie driver'a boota Lnhanltng
awav at the at-ap. waatld taaa i ralaabta aaaana oj
taanung M-if-M-atiait.t. rheyaanagBaao aaa i
?i. t !?? aaa aaaa im Bka paaaaa i???? ami tli? an. baB
Mr?wbcii a!ic la cliapcrouini? tbe yoiini? ml?a
ui.uld loao au iii'itivc t<( a>H?l iii.iiiiicrH. I be
|,..|i. cmaii who r.,ii\..ya yoiniK bBttOB u<r..-a tfantV
. pointa ?<uiid arlah tbal ba had Beret peaard
?( mlN r* la$ ' i.iiiil'iatin'i. lor hia \..catl..n BOBJd
be kPUlC.
iaora all. tha batteted atage drivat voald
mi-a hia daily inatru-tttaoa in thiift ami boar
BBty, Ba would no leaaaag Iraitafotaa lus l.ft
baii-l into a aaf.-d. |(..ait boi b-r liv--?-cnt pic-.-a
arbieh Bnd ao boavot hate balowta iheeaah bavr,
Tha ollltlibUS WOllld bc lflc.lt !V lllla-i ,|.
Taa bfayot of TTbeahag haaaaiioonoad tbateltbar
ba or the gaaabhaaaf tbal atty imtat taa?a tbe
Utwb. The aaaaatara, bB la ba oBtdoBa ln
i..niti-v. h.ive nlb-rcd to i-lect him Shcriff of the
...i.utv at the aext eleatkai if ba aill bbbTetbetn
ajoni-. lt wni aow be m ordet for tha eoBTieta af
-, ,| - Bg lOOBBf thc ward.-ii a fOieigB missmii ii
1,.- v> ill b t tliclll looae, nr to pimuiae (i.iMTtlor Blli
theti hoaeB BBpaaal n lha next alaetioa if ba aill
pardea theaa, Tha gaBablera of aTbeaUag easaa ta
be a polliieal powar Waa it tho paopaa aainage
iii.-iit nt tins bBbbbbI arhlea BBbfaWastYligiaia
Dcni.i.iatic in tho laat alaetioa 1
If Meiiry Wataaraon aoald aaa Mr. Tfldea aow wa
bava nodoiibt be woul.l Und tba old gaatlamaB in
omeliti'in to jiitnp over lha BBMBV MaaalBg,
U hiinev. I'air.-lul.l. Mill.T, Hay and liiirhaui aro
aiitlicictit |0 make lua BBg of Joy ruu char over.
one raaaaa why tha faod aappHaa af theBritBfa
iiictnipolia aro obtalned ao bbTgaly from tho Caott
ncnt.ir fro.n thia country ia tliat loc.il frciK'hts in
tircat I'.ritain aro Ugh. At a inootiiiK of thcJF.iat
Keut t'liambcr.of Agrieultiirc -t.iteiiicuta \s< n- made
wliich OTOhed bitier cimimcut* upon tbo policy of
Eagliab railwaya. A taa efehaeea waa teaaaaorted
fri.lll thB I'll'ted Statea to l.i.ll.bill for 98 .ahillintfa,
whilc ii t"ii of chceac from (hester to l.oiidon OOBtB
42BUlUaaaBpeaee, Potatoaa ttomlt mu were
tranaported la Laaldea bw BO akillinga per ton,
wlulo from 1'eii/aiic- the ohaikrewaa 40 BBllUBBB,
Bepa wero traaaperted froai FlBahroft BaUaad, to
I,..!idoll for 80 slllllillgs, BB! tr<.111 I a\ cl.aliatll Ibe
ebarga waa n.l Hblllinga. ConipariiiK these llritish
ebargea witb thoac af which many peOfaB i-ompl un
?0 biit.-rly in this country, it will be wen that uftor
all Aiecricaii milroads aei vo tho publio at very lea
Bpnakla rates. ^
If aa rcported, tbe l'rcsident has re<|iieste.l
Miniati.r Foatat to reiiialn at Madrid. l.ooaiiso be
bjUI l.o <if iio'i" servii o lo tho Inited Statea, iii \ u w
of bisexiicrienco and abiltty. than a new auiba.s.a
ilur habaa aet htaaaalf an oxaninle which lt |ici
aiatently Collowei will go fur to rcmovo tho Cbbi
that his Aduiinistration will bc u failuro.
? ?
Tbe inarrow in ex-Oonitresatiian l'hil. Tbonipson's
i.oin-a fjroea stiil wbaa ba heard <?f Jadga DBritaaVa
aiiixiinniiciit as Firat Controllor of tha Treaaiiry.
Ii waa BB even hardor blrtw than hia failiuc lu
aociire the Intcrnal KevenOB Coiiiinlssioneisbip.
i bara ia aa aM aaptaajoabBB batwaaa lha Bbva, Jadga
imiliaio. alcr licing in OoaaBaaB for BAght yeara,
w u? deieatcd for reiioiuiiial i?ii by Thomiiaoii. Laat
bill both were defeatud for tlio l?eniocratic
iiniiiiiiatmn by Jamca B> McCroory, wlm waa
.l.cted. It l? clearly a bad apoll af weather for
TbeaspaoBa
?
w Iiclatari.iuiatii," tho now religion forintilat.vl by
Mr. Mai vin l'o.sdick. ol Kalaina/oo, Micb., BnBBB to
havo atruc.lt out a new path iu its religioua vocabu
larv. Ita congregationa whou it gots thetn will be
known ua " poliiuoiia" j ita paaaavaaaa are ba l>?
cullod "deiizeea." A church aorvico is a " tloktil."
?? liotcui " meana to prcuch; u lokan " is a scrinon ;
? 1'oto * ia Qai ; " stiau " is a church buildinu, aud
tbo aaliiry of tlio " 888888 " ia knowu aa u valoon."
Mr. Fosdick has alao adoptod a mw clironology and
a now iiiothnd <>f spolling to go with his roligion.
Aa for hia re'.igion it??df, lt ia baaod largely on tho
moral law aa rovealed by the coiisoiouoo, and n>
pudiatoa all the iliattnetlve doi-trinea of t'hriat
iaiiity. siich as baplistu, praycr, tho Ibble, nmUMirial.
Tho authf.r atatea that tbe Delatarian religion la
the boat roliglou for thla llfe, und aa good M any for
the llfe to ootne. Ile publiahea a cull for " donxeos,"
but uone wbu uae tobacco or iutoxicatmu lUiUors,
or who gamble. are elig'.ble to this offlce. Thua far
Deiatarianiam aeema to bo largely on paper and in
the mind of Mr. Foediek.
?
Tlie members of tho Ciril Serrice Reform Aseocia
tlons who domaud the reinoval of the higbly
obnoxiona Higarina by the highly indoraed Manning
bave not auggo.sted any particular method by which
the iomovai shall beeflectei. Aa Mr. Manning is
an oxpert in that line, it is rcepectftilly auggeeted
that he can remove Mr. Higarina with ? soap." The
muitwunipH would no douht bo happy to contribute
liherally for bo laudahlo a political object
-s?
The Spectator, on hohalf of the Envfliuh disciples
of tho Cebdea gospol, graciously accepts Presidctit
(Teveland'a inaugural addrcss as eatisfactory in
tono, tbouarh not froo from vagucnesa, u He is
obviotisly in. line.l," lt ii-niarkH, afjj j,oaco, freo
BTada and ccononiy, but is soneiblo tbat auch
onmltona aaaot bo deoldod by tbe Legislature
rutlicr thau by himaolf." Tbe Knglish pflOOO
p. rsista in i.'Kanluiu; tho eloction of a Dcmocratic
rraaidant as a free-trade victory, thotigli it givea
him Otadil for tho diacovery that the ollice is csaon
tially exeeutivo.
-?
Higglns is still there, and the wooa otyod geidaee
Of ( ivil Servico reform is drawinit up tha papera
Bgalaai Qrerag Cleialand m an acti.m for abaaden
Illcllt.
-?
Maloohn Hav, the now Firat Assistant rostmaster
i.i-ii.Til, ia another Tild.;n-l.an<lull man. Ho ia a
Pntabfllg lawyer, and waa OOO <d Mr. Tilden's
ilaitmiototnamaii tn 1'lori.iain 1876. Ba will havo
tlM."Higglnigmg*of arar 50,000 t>?st ataeaa, aaala
from tha 3,500 Preaidentlal etneea, andaaaaef
thorn aaajeet t<> thacivil Barriao law. ThaFHai
ftoohrtanl Beeratary of tho Traaawjr/, another old
lihb-ii man, haa eontrol of ah.mt. ti.-tbird of tho
other Fedatal ofBeoa, Tbe intaattoao <>f tho
A.liuiui.strati.ni are rapidly batag tiia.lo appareut.
?
Tht 1 " refers to the " Viee-President'a
Dotranagal" There ara raahota thal it iMMbaafl
Bualald. lf '/'/"? PeeJ knowo poalttreay wheraiteaa
he found, o little correspoii.leiice with tho Ilon.
Thocaaa A. Hi ndricka will prol.ably develop aomc
thtng to ihe Paafi adraaaaga, an.l got au and ao tho
graoelaaa gpeetaala <>i a vToa-Preauleot going areaad
liko a chiiken with its hcad cut ott.
? ?
Tho llot. POwellCuytOB lias now another chance
of tan'gliag up the 'ftrhanm LagJalatete mbis
genatorial aei
e
From BOmwntO Whlflh rWOh m from tho other
aitaa, tho roeenl visii oi tha ? prophel of Ualifomta "
H' i.ry i leorge?baa aotbeea aaa haa extraoedtaaty
nitmnoo aftat au,ei8herla fartheriog thaintareati
uftltu eaaee"ot in raplentohinghiaBaraa. For
hia propagaadiat oaryleao he waa to have reeeived
80,000, but had to eoatant hhnaalf with Jaaa ihuu a
tnirdoftLal aoat The aoa<anaeeaa of ttMeagaae
iii. ut, it is elieged, eaaaad aaataal btekariap towaid
t.s .line, tba eaponaal of - Laad Bottotm " eeaaplaln>
mu; that Mitii. lent prcpuration had i.ot liet-n made in
adranaa t.> oeearo ataeeaaa] whOat the pfaaaoteca
eontendad that tho teotarar, Inalead of eomiag
eqttippedwlth fre.-h aaateria] to anotainaahlleia
ten -t, aad merely repoated tho old story.
When the eyelona of Doaaoeiatie eeoaeaoy atraak
the Ttaaanrj Depertaaaat it earriad ofl fovtv
Rapablicao > uVwka. Juat kaap aaeyeaa tho |en8l0
brooaaa. aud aoo if withm the aaxt tweocthraa
Djoatha th.y de aoi waftaighti DaaaaetatM olerfca
haek into tha vaeaat pueea "Dae" hfaantng
uiiieistaiiils bow to riin a poUsieal BMBihlaa arifth a
reform wh.stie tootlng all tho tlme.
? Tbcre's tiever prla?n tough cnouirh'' for a con
vi.t with money. Tba Coeajr lalaajd puol-sellcr.
Paal Baner, rejoieaa to-day alike ia that fact an.l
Ifl the nttno*p!iere of BBahailaOfJJ ' freedoui. B$ is
.i uttle pooror for hia oentaee withJnatlea, aad
pochapa hia oelf-raopael may haaa baao a trlaa aarti
hut he has tha eoaaouag mtarfaetaan of having
hoatt a the aaaji aty aJ tha law ia aa opon tuasio.
PE ftSOSAL.
ftetintor Waaaat Mlllor an.l famlly wlll rcmain ln
WuabtiighBB uutil Juue.
Mr. <ie.ir?-ii I'u M.niiie:, tle" l.rilll.int soe'ety c.rioa
tutl.t af Viinch. Iiaa Just iil.lratoa UU liity-flist
Mrtbday aamvaiaary.
Qaotaa Vaaayi whoaa .ic.itti ia aaaaaaaaai, waa ono of
lha aioat ailtahai Of Frencti newspaper reportere. Ouoe
a flro OOOUIiart Bl tlMI Tfotel Vcii.tiino, an.l tli.ro wen
s in.e iu; steil'.us I'lretllustailCOe conueet'Hl with lt. All
Baafaaawaan ataaarsfaaaiaareoi uhout it, t?.?tu attin.
uutei aaal Um i''>.ico PreCeota/ei au. Haat ia, osaaaa
ii.- took a BteBMgraaaMM with aaaa, aaarahad
l.ol.lly luto the Uotel aBBBBi im.l taaflag hliiiself
deiii.ui.h?.i itn|i<-riii.isiy of Baa eaaetecfa, ? 8/aeJ hi your
nauie I" ll.e n..ni waa taken iili.iek. it.il gJBTe his naino
bi onee. " Take It iIowb, Mr. BheruT,*' aald Vaaayi aad
than to tbe e iuv "Now, alr. toll oadlreetlyall
roukaow tboul tli'.s all.ilr." Ilie felloa tluxu'lit Vaaay
... polleeCtnumlaatoaer,and toldhlaaa loogatoty,
neti la acantlalona ielalla. which Diled iwaeottuaaa ot
i paper aad ?('>??, " a atupaodooe"heal"oo ?n
Its ri.iiteiiipor.irl.s. lt waa UM taili of 1'aria for u
lliolltli.
a aailBalaiii laad) gaaaaaa ofthe late a\iaaJMehof
Taii Bupaaia in the itatnart alaea arhaaow receutiy
,:,. um I.. i.:s aaaaaaay iu Lauiheiu oaasah,
i:x-S. ii itorT. ('. l'liittiiii.l fiitully returu.sl laat evcidUB
from th.ir goathoni trlp.
CMhwlnr Baaartata rn i it* ' g frum ofneo at the ex
iilriitlon nf lits lonn, or soonor if th.< I'r. si.leiu elot-t*.
wiii reiuiu iu tlm BtmoUee af law at OThlte Plaaaa,
jaj .ioiiia arrtved al oaaaaaataa raalaraay aaarahagaa
hia returu from his .South-ri. yaeht criU.se. He ha<l not
hft the clty tute ltitho afliT.iooM. It la BXpaaOad that
ha wlll iirrlvo lu New-York l>y s.if ur.l.iy at tho lutcst,
iinU.ns the w.-alher sho.il.l u? cohl aml meleinoiit.
XhO Kr.iu.laon of Mac.iulay'a New-Zealumler mav
?esalhlyi if hellvoato ,i rlp<> old age, hear tlio last
" hlthcrto unpublisUeU " " Llnculn story." Uutll tlieu
auch iinei.lotra wlll BBCfeBg Bafalltag from tho para
aiaghia'a aaa, iinre ia the tataet, up la aaaa, gtraa
eartaaay i>y raa vr<?? al PhlladalBhla f/haa Prtaaaa
NapoleoU (I'lon-riOll) \lsitC.l tho Wlilte II,.ll.se, " You uro
taabob of i.ucieu r aald tho Prealdeat, The Priooe
rtiook iiis heu,i. -of josojih, then r agaiathe Prlaee
Ixpreaeed a Bagatlaa. "oh, I remember now.1 aald
i in, oin. "ofJerome, of oonraa." After thoreeeptlon
waa over he tarned loBewanL " The Boaaparte tauilly
blatory is ao mUed." aald taa FraaidOBt. "thal Ifslnv
ponsiinV to ?ay with criuliUy who ia liio luther or auy
ono uf thuiu."
"T0T1IK VICXOBB BBLOBQ TUE IBOilB*
Colon.'l A. II- Dlekoraon, who was c.i-hler af Maa Deino
eratte Balleaal OaaaaMttaaj ia sui.i lahaaatalaaadtaa
p?sitlon of ihlof Clerk of Baa Treiisury, aa not gsed
BBOOgh, Thls la falr notloo from the iii.ichlno that " the
hoya " luteiul to ait down ut tlie tlrst Uble or uoue.
O. M. BafBOBj who wna Mlehi'.aii'a eamlidatrt for tho
Oabtaattaaai haapfjaiVatal OoOooaae al DaaroM,thaagh
Uo ls iputo wcultUy un.l la not unxloua for llie pluco.
Iho aagaaaMea al osajaaaaaf Nadletoa for Aasiatant
-e. i.lary of stato ls iiixl>-i?t? ><>tt to be a inovciiiciit of his
Ohlo enetuluB to niiiko him uppeiir aniull.
Mr lleii.lil.'Ua an.l Mr. K.iii.inll have MeaMd heCM
ov.-r*tho peefttaa al Oaaal aftha BaaaBMafTaeaaaai
Iioiks. IUe foriiMT wa.il. Ciptalu liiown, Uio latter
Captala Ld?W. lf Baoaatori Wliitnoy haa a Captulu
BroWBlOW on tha rolla BO Bjlght aatlafy hoth deumuda.
The tlrst Aasiatant rostiniister-O.Mioral hoa the ?i>
potnti.i.nt?f aaoaoBOyBOO BeataaaaaBBB,eaaiaatveoftiu>
?j ,iHi Prealdentlal ofMeeB not touchwl hy tho (ivil
Seiviio luw. The aOaoOBMa f?r thia plaoe rietermluea
wlntheror not taePaOtOOBBO Departnieiit la lo ho '? lllt?
^lnUed." Malcolm Hay, who hua aecure.l tho uppomt
ineut, Is one of Til.l.'ii'a trulned politlclana.
heeaker Carllslo haseinpliaiic nottfieutlon that chutu
piufiie. not whlakey, la the A.linlulattutlou heverugo.
Mr. McPoniihl la an Iiulhiuii nian, whkh; la tho raaaoa
avciy ono iloahta tho reltoruioil atatoiuont of his
frlcmlB that he " wnuta uotlnmc." Tho lnJluua mau
wuiita evrrythiiut the Ohlo mau iaaaa*| tako,
The now CouitnlsaloniT of Inteitial lleveuue weljrha
'_'.">0 poiimla un.l M p.olioiuiv'eil by th? KtriituoJiy cou
IjBflgeal M Wushli.fc'ton ?' a had nian."
Booretury Iainnir ls BBBVMB] hta claaalial taate by
aboliahluf tho olllclal atahlon ln bla elfui-U at reform. BM
baa llei eiil.-a lu his iniu.fs cye.
A Weatern limii, tukiug the train for hotuo at tho
nnltlinorea.i.l Ohiodopot In a/aahiagtoa ycaterdiiy, la
reporteit aa aayliiK: " It all coiuea along of thia
BMaaMal aaefanjMd amganMBf gaaaj of peuuckte,
whleh the l'reaidout pl.iya. If lt wua poker, or eveu
mv< u-up, ra aaaaa iu for aa a8)Wo alaai <iniok."
Vlcf-l'realdunt UeudrUka wiuka at " tbe boya" aa he
ah.ikea n.in.ls with thi'iu tn llnso iluys.aiil wbia{>eraln
Ibulr curt: " IU banl luok, but it wouldu't have beou ao
If you had noralnated ine. You would all bavo b v 1 yoar
ooinatlaaiona lu your pockota by tlda tlnic."
TUE CAMP ON THE POTOUAC,
Oeneral Fitzbugh I-ee, who waaordered BkeaaBab.
martlaled for appcaring nn March i in tlu- V.iyiuua
gray uniform. lnatead of tbe Confederate gray, haa beea
acquitted, on tho ground of Htato illghte.
O. W. Curtla and C. Schurx, two librh prlvatoa .,fth?
rear rank, attached to the lrregulara, conipaimal ycater
day to Coloncl Lainont that they liad bceu BBjapMad wlta
bard tack known oa tho EDgatea braad, by CeBBaaaot
Haiinlng, which itwaaliiiposeiblctodige.it. Curtiafor
veuturbig to remark that it waa very bard. tack, haa baaa
ordercd to be anot.
The Tilden Old Ouard atonda flrui. II ieequalto
capturiug anythlng from a clerkalilp to a conaulate.
Biititacommaiullugolncers want the army of occupa
tion inoved up more rapldly.
BTaJlB' QaaafBl Ilenry Watteraon haa wltbdrawn hia
or.l.n foralnindr.d tliouaan.I Kentucky troopa to con
cciitratc.il Waahington. " Joo " llhw-kburu'a lOOOAb bj
wholly eipial to the occjialon. bealdea furnlahlng both
anlpktw aad tirlmatouo for tbe niauufacture of powder
and other oxploaivea.
Since Oeneral Thomaa Ewing lsaued hia faumua
N',i. 10. there haau't been ao mnch paflBfl U BB
D'-partment of Miaaouri aa now, wheu ull thc gueriliaa
aro bl Waahington aeektng apoila.
Oeneral Charlea W. Ulalr hcaded a reglment of Kanaaa
troopa which was reviowed yoatenluy by tho Prcaldent.
It waa eoapoeed of all tho akBkodtai PaioeraB in th?
Stutc who do not want an offlee. Oeneral liiair iud be>
hlud a troe and it only roquirol aix aeoouds for the raat
of the trooiia to puas by.
Qasaaal DtBaaaaat haa tbe largeat command in
TTaaklnitllB aad iiua aaked to bo rdicvcl, but tbe ftaaV
ilcnt atcadlly refuaea to coinply with bi.s re?iueat.
" On from Rlchuiond " la tho latcat battle cry of the
Virgtuiaua.
Tho rcmilremonta of th^ Reform Cavalry aro ao lin>
pcratlv? baal Wccretary Laniar haa aent all the Interlor
Ucpartiiitnt carnago horaea excopt oue poor old crow
i?ut to be BBBd by thnt brlgade.
TUE TALK OF TUE DA 7.
Aniongthesblpsljing iu ? rotton row " at tbe Navy
Tard la BB dlsmantled frlgate Colorado. Wheu ahe waa
luilt aiie waa r-.m-id. r ? 1 BB "uest piece ofjnaval arcbl
teatara and the moat formidablo mau-of-war allo.it. 8he
:.; out B tho Ofciaa atatiou with ii picked crew and
n, aet of oftiocra aeicctcd for their wcaltb and god
bf.Uac Baa was tbe prkB of tiie Auierican s<piadr..a
l?thechlna?eiu?aud tlllod the llceta of lolber natioue
IBata witliaduiiraiioiiand envy. From;C oren to Snign
?M aaa waa kn rwa w ? la belle fngate." Bat tuat waa
aad y.-ura ago. Now h.-i- gl,,ry ia aBeartai; Bka la a
rolaed hui'k, and tho Gsvcrument cau"t eveu acil her f.*
old tiuibcr.
T'loae anawtre were given by ehthlren of both scxea of
n-i,in tlnrc - !,.-\'Utccn yeara ofage:
Tba eari ti goBa nmnd ou ita raxta. The earth a axla la
apoiepnf taroagk thecentre of the suu. which uraa lt
rmi'i.l aud thu.- wo gc-t ihe aeitaous.
TheNlleUtkaoaly raaaarkabB riv.-r in the world. l?
td i.v Vr. Liviugstone, aud it riaea bi aBBBBe
''omatantluople ia on the Oolden Horn; a atrong
Isrtreaa baa a unlvuraitv. and is tne reeBaneeof PeBBr
ihc Great. lt-. eklef buildlug ia the Hubliiuo Port.
r (Toniwcil la aaid to have excuUmeo, heeanae na
cut oo Klng Cbarieaf* head aai a-ot <>u tbe tfcroaa: - if l
i. u] lerTOd im, <.?d aa I aerved mv Klug, He would n?l
1,-ft aaa to aataaanemlea. ?' Al?, tliat thc wor4
- cbarlee " wooki bc fouti i ou hia baark
After the wara of lnia tbnre ? ia ? ?rr-at famlne ln tue
la'nd 'ln ?! iM.I,. for tbe country had i.n plundcrcl aad
pillaged by forelgaers, tbat Ika grouud w.mt.l m.t i?ar
rrult boeauae of Ita btooAebed. aaal it wua a.ml taal
?? i uria' aad all BBaalaB iBBtJaaa*"MfaBa?aB8aB8
BaaaattoaB Baaaata.
Ill JanJBBBIliB! (Fla.) Timet-Vnion tells a atory about
a riori.la tatga who. a few }v<*n ago, "ou beln,' a|f I
and taekad Bg ta Bl for dnuikcniieaa on thc atrc.-t, >..!;.-1
f..r i^n BBi BBBaa when he got aober and lsaued a wrlt of
liai.cts cri.ua dircctnu' thc ikariB B thc county to brln^
taa I'-i'iv B iiiiuacif iicfore Baaaatfaa ayaaga, ainiou.tha
i? iplcxed ottlcer'a n fusal U> oliey tbe luaudate Om-4 him
fur ooutci'ipt of court."
An old gcntlcuian, who haa numberod over -four-acorB
rcarVwrTteetoB rdtgiona ezenaagaaaylag:kafeebi aa
younaMbeevardB.B pcrfoctlv uappy aud wauu to
uvemany >?.ira lonaar.tmlTbelBBBg that Hia ia uot a
,.,,.,- frame of niind for a man of ktaaga B i* Uv ba la
i...,,,ua,.r knowmgwliat be ahall do to reconc:!.- liiin
,...f ta tbo iboogbl of lcavtng the aor d. If ho wauta W
,.,,,,. iwileal to {eartag tka warM. ire aoaB aUvha
hliu to ?*t a eopy of The Voiijreimoniil IUc?nt. aud car*.
riUlr iSd ta., proeeeding. of tbo, laat CongroaaioilB
aoaalon, and hc will bceager tojco.-[Hoar.in (.oui-fer.
It ia th.uigUt that Mr. BflkaBB, of 8t, Louia. haa rulne4
hia ohanoea of gettlog any offlee by bla fnndueaa for
tltlca. Tho atory has been tnduatrioualy clrciilat<fd by hia
eneiute.a that he uevor aiullca ao aweetly aa whoa ha u
a.l.lrpaac.! aa - Slr Charlea Qibaon," and thal lcttcra are
1 f ma Waahlngtou to 9U Loula, addreasod to -L.nly
btaiy OlkaBB."
It lacai.l.-d that I.lciitcnaut Ilenn haa withdrawn tha
(Ja'atcn irom tl.e yachi race for the Amencan eup.
Thla II.-tni prcfnra to lay hia shlp up lu a auug uarbor.?
[Iiua Ortaaaa TBaraat
Abdullaii Khalifala the unme of the MahiU'a favorlte
general, and tbe Ni/.am ?f Hyarabaat, a fneud ol tbe
Biitlak, aaata to be aent againat huu
Xke Mahdi iindoubte.lly tluu will be mad
And WoUeley*a ba.kbone will be atltt.r,
Wnen hta Bhrhaeea tke Blaaaa B llydrabad
tlwoopa dowu on Abdullah Khailla.
?illoatoti C'oiirlor.
A Brldgeport man picked ap BB bka beach at fv-aalde
p.nk theoiii.-r daya peealur ayataf aaalL A parl of
iho outakB B tba akall ia uo'iiahcd and amooth aa a pieeaj
of unirblc, and that polWi-'-l part outaliia two ..(|'1U4
La lu revcrae or.lcr. TkaMfl BttBtB aro aaapty an4
amootkly augraTaa into tka ah.-u. Baaaatb th.-iu ure
two biitiiii Bttera ?r (JaeB Baaa'a Baaaa, alao in invcrted
order. lt la bcllevaal that th? oyater. wh. a voiiik. lay
iiii.m B nietal plato lnlho wuter, uavlug ralaed letlera?
ll.ut:,.rd lnuca.
A wall-kuown cltlzen attenipted tolaaprcaa upon ma
thatColouel Vilaa'a uaiue ahould be glfeu a nen. h pi^
nnneiatloa. lu apc-akiug of hnu. he aaid. we alu.uid aay
C'.iloucl Vecla, glviug u t.road aouud to the tiual... Aa
hulnaiateKlthattlila waa tho only proper way ln?luca
io aia-ak of ike new l'oaliuaatcr-Cioiieral. I tned lt ou tba
tlrai! Wiacouam man I m.-i. "What do y?u thinU of lha
aiiiHiluiuiuiit of Vcelu I" I aaked. " Lnuiar I 1 guc.aa li?- a
all i-iglu." " Veela/' I rejajutwl. " I a,iy I gueaa laamar a
ull nulit." Then I epelled it out? ?? V-1-l-a-a." ?<>",
thUbderl T.lll Vilaa I Why ifcta't you aay ao befoie I
-,i it .lau't aaet?{Waaatagtaa Lctter to &t. i'aul
ri.uiecr-l'icaa.
Statiatica on emlgration from Oreat Rrltala rcoentty
aaaaipBaikf aaalasaaUa Boarg of Trade ahow th it ln
thirty-twoycara paB ">,?".l-.O.K! pBCBBaa B Ilritlah aod
lnahblrth havo emlgratod. Of these 3,730,l">l cume
to IkB l-nltclhtatca, 1.111.5JJ w.-ut to Auati-.ilaaU,
and 871tB88 tollritish Xorth Aiiiorica.
A large and .llatiiigulihed-lookliig gcutlrinaii, wltb
loug BoWtag w BB li.ur. waiUct into tiie .b.uiH-r abop a*
WiilardV to-ilay. aud Joeoeely aakeil: "l).i>.>
miuwaaapa bara I" Hc wav. uiiawerod in the altlruriuve.
aadabawn taa aaat, lt aaa the Bev. Ueary vvard
Beecher, who ba<l Juat couie from a vuit to the Preaulcni
aad th" secn t.iry of the rreaaury, and eecmed m a very
bappj i.uxkI.? [waaaaagaaa aiar.
Anofflcc-scckcr wrtting to Prcaldent Clcveland pre
cedca hia iipi>licatlou for a l-'ederal offlee ln thia city by
OouajBlalatlag hta upou hia eiection. He then a.t.U
ttut Mr. ( :. Nclau.l'a courao iu " Igaoiing thc revaa ??
rcf.utiicra" Is the laylng of tha foau.latloii for hia re
Bkaattaa ta 1888, and ballevea that thc I'reaBtont Intcu.ia
Do be coiialatent in hia courae, as " I am informed by my
iiiutual frieuda. Siuilh M. Weod and William H. llarunm,
th.it you aill Baappotal aoino of the fn-c-traalera."
Thf IBaaaaaaa pkaaBaaMABB avidcntiy in aarnaB oyet
? caangSol admlotatraUon tbal w.ji be a ek ?g$iaM tbe
wavthrough. lt haa a loug edilonal lu-aded The
K^ro'.ai.i of tbe farpct Uag U*i..u la the BeetfA
Ibclf Time baa Kxplrad and Thcy Muai lu." Ihia. of
courae, rofcra to oih.-e hyj.lera. lt ia not bitciided to la
terfero with BB wmt.-r hotol buatneaa lu Florlda.?
[New-iirb alis Piiayuiie.
About the bree/ie.t tlnagaouthof Maaon and Duon'a
Baa ia tho c.litorlal page or Ihr Cktthtnoogn Tintet. IlB
wo don't believe the moaabacka llko lt very weU.
There are no bai earriera ln (Jcruiany, the brlcka bclag
paaaed from liau.l to h.uid. uul tl.e hlgker up the hrleB
la, cra are, tlic more uicu are rcqulrcd to toaa the brloB*
Whcn tli.y hegln to bullil b uaea aa liigh.ln Qermany BB
are now ereeted lu New Vork, all th.. ablo-bodiadioaa?
ui.ina not iu tlic army wUI 1ms cmployul ln toaaiug briuaa.
?[Norrialowu llerald.
It la a pretty eold day wheu The W.rll doeaal |B
at leaat Kl centa for tbe lUrtholdi Bt.-.tua I'edeatal.
Imrrri bka i.aai axklbtta at thc New-IIaren '? >' -^"?
waa ,i .at which beloiiged ti> tbe ottlce of Tht V? ' o~J
r/aaaa. lt aad been uropped from ihe Brooklyu Briyw
witha vlew tedrowning lt, but aNewHav.-n -'""""
wm paaaiuafover ikeapot. and the klreu ?tfa0?.^
li.n ui.sl on ita deck. The uapUiu appr.ipruu>? ?. *" L.
reachiug Now-llaven gav. lt to the l-.-lilor of fa? i '"*^
iu arboee ofllee lt aeU aa uaaiatant ttajtho waate imano*
i Hailtord Tnuea.
TIIE LA8T 8II0T OP THIi SEASOlf,
Oh, the pluiiil.fr,
Tho rlcli ol.l pluiubort
Won't ba ?o lt atrong next aummarl
Hc can apori alorc clothoa
And ahiiilng eollara, 4
l-l\ oll at al ia
And apend tila 8 8 8 8
Haiipy .|
ll.ijipy II
Happy old plunibert,
To wiioui aciii.l wlutvrl
Ilriug. a wanu aummer ^ ^attt
i. Taa
B.nilnk of what wonien havo oome to ln Englajn'
b.lli)Wlnga.tNortlm'iuout upuearad ta l'? LoiuJ^t' ^
ltlegruith a few woeka alnco: -#Ooveruoaa-? *^,u*,,<)ena
w.-e". Biiperior morulug; from 1 "arta. ..""^,4*
Pariamn Prunoh. Hanovertan Gennan, Itallan. i"^
eiugiug, drawlng, palntiug, Eiigllah thormiguo vum.
releicucca. Belioola allouded. Adil*-eaa W. ???J

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