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TRIBUBE TKRMS TO M MI. BTJBBOWBJtBa
m. i'uslaae frre in Bm DBfBBf state*. _ ?
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Bv r.efl Nete tbo roinltter will please wrlteoutbo Noto,
AoMrce* all correspoudence elinply. "Thb ruBL.ta. mw
Toaa."
BRWCII OFFICBB OF TIIK THim:NF.
Atlvertiso-'nonta for oublleat loa in Thb Tribcx*, an.l or.ler?
fcrn?!..!.. .leilverv of tlie dailv paper will boreeeived at the
laliowing braaeb offli oa m New-Tork i ltv:
Brarot. Offlce, 1.8:*8 nroadwav.ua. ra. fo9p. m.
SoTsM* W.-at l-w.-i.ty.thlnl.at, loa.ra.toffp.ni.
Va TfiOTblid-avo noar I -?..riv-sev. -nt'i.at.. 10 a. nito.'f. m.
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J0T7NDED BY HORACE OREELEY
NEW-YOKK, TBUB8DAT, MAUCU 2G.
THE SEWS THIS M0EX1XG.
Foitr.tr,n.?Sir Edward Thornton ordered to unro
Bnaaia for n reply conoeniing the Afgh&n frontier.
r. The Hritisii had BM 8J06 killed and wounded
ln the laat battle in tlm Sowlan. = l*res:.:.iit
Barriosapproaohitig Sau Salvador at the hcad of ?n
av-my. = Ext-itcment in the Domiuion over the
tebellion in the A'ortuwi st.
Domkstic?Tho President norainated S. 9. Cox
to be Miniater ts> Turkey, nnd Captain David 1?.
Harniony, of New-Ymk, t<> bo Chiet of Bureau of
Tards and Doeks in the Navy Department. =
Grneral Jamcs McQtiade died at Utica. == One
of tbe Kenaington loom-fixera WM 866.688 in Pliila
delpliia ?i? Oeneral LegBB rcceived 100 VOtBS
forSenatorln the Illnmis [^aajlalBtillO. s=sTba
caaeofex-ChaiuberlainChurcii, of Troy, wasiriven
tothe jiuy. = WiiuiilenlfB Indians hnrned Ihe
property of Bottlere. == 1*6 Amalgamated Asso
ciation of Iron and Steol Workers was ahaudnned
ty MBM of its lodgea. = The Western and
Ontario Kailroadstnkers were paid and discharnod
=i?The tiottingmareMaud S. Ieft her wmter
qoarters. =a The Niagara Park bdl passcd the
* Aaeetubly,
City and SuBiiiBAN.?r.eueral Grant slept five
liours ateadiiy and took a drive in the Park. ??
Xetnrn of Jar tionld. Baaaaa Mr. Daboll teetifted ln
tke Fiah trial.-= Departnre of Herr Souneuihal,
,.-j Dodicationof theSynaKOgue Il'nai Joahurnn.
.-A colored mnn stabbod his wif.- and killed
jumselt- Goldvaluo ot the lesal-teii<ler silvc-r
dollar (412^ grainB). B'2.20centa. ===?a00ka dull
and highcr and closed strong at ruhng tigurea
Tbe Wkathf.k.-TRIBCSi: loeal observatioua in
dicate alightlv -wanner W66tBM and light rain
Temperature yoatorday : llighest, 30; lov?eat.31-;
a-rerage, 34 V
Kews iTora raBama is indefinitc and revolu
tionary. The ohanccs of 64608 aro still KO'?d,
Iiowever, because the soldiers prefer to work on
tbo BBaaaa, which pays them much better than
fiUhtinp and is not bo dangerous.
-?
The coinpiiincntary adilress whicli fiie CflBB
gBiasioneia have made to the mombcrg (if the
Fire Department will be heartily scconded by
pjl well-informod New-Yorkers, especially those
WhiK larjf? property iuterests in the city. The
winter ha? been exceptioually I4T6B6, aud tlie
BK-n have fouplit the uumeroas fires under BBBBl
nnfavorable circum?tances; but they have
fonght them well. They dcserve adnnrution
BBd commendation for their work and the suc
cei8 that has attended it.
If a deserter from the Britnh Arniy B086 to
fjaoada aud ia there arrested. it is plain that hu
luck is hard. But the United Slatos Govern '
inoutcannot intcrfere in hU behalf. Ifl the
fm??. 0f the man whose story is told in our local
oolumns this morning it does, indced. look as
If he had been enticcd into tho Dotninion for
tbo exprens pnrpose of nrrest ; yet the enlitc
jnent was doubtless the work of sonie wily de
tective ahd not a device of the Canadian Uov
erniiient.
The Niagara Park bill has passed the As
Bembly by a handsorae majority?84 to 24.
There is a probability that it will be amended
Bomewhat in the Senate. but the lrieuds of the
tueasure aro conlident that sonie plan to rcscuo
the banks near the Falls will become a law.
ITi? di.Terenc? of opinion between the two
fcousos 866668 to be in regardto the best WBf of
raising tlie money to pay the bills. They can
porely decide that MtaMrJ pbase. AH that the
SlB66lilinBfjr aud culture of the State demaud is.
that the mouey sluill be raised.
m
The most pra?tical B8J8 which balloons will
probably ever be put 68 is to ftirnish lofty
points of ebscn-ation in war times. In the
Fraiieo-Prus.Man struggle they wore vmiiloyed
in this way, and it will B6B. be forgotten that
Ganilietta entaped from Paris in one. They
are uow being effectivcly BBBfl by the Biitish
eomnianders ncar Suakim, in Egypt. Osman
Ditrna naturally haii great advantage over his
eneiiii.-a owiug to his knowledge of the country;
but oboervations fiom a captive balloon may
help to defeat him, bocam>e from it his positious
can b? studied aud his movements watched.
?
In view of a possiblo visit from the cholera,
th? clergymeu of Philadelphia havo been re
questod to do somethiug which the preachers
pf this and oth?5r citins might also well regard
as a duty: that is to devote a sermon or two to
tirging their eongrcgations to cleaii up their
collars and to look aftor their sanitary condi
tions geuerally. Certaiuly tho miseionaries in
the teneineut-house districts could uccomiilish
inuch good in tbis way, aud doubtless many of
them have already done so. Th? text for such
tli?eouree? suggesta itaelf to overy miud at all
familiar with acriptur'al qnotations.
Tho appoinfmont of Congressman Cox as
Mluistor to Turkey will afford general and
Jioai fy aatisfaction. Mr. Cox haa earned thi?
handsom? recogoitlon by good and faithful
party service extending over many years, and
he will bring to tbe discbarge of bla duties npe
experience, elcgant scholarsbip. a genius foi
sociability, a nimble and pcrennial wit and tbe
related virtues. Tbe pleasure The ItoJ
feels in BU suceess is tempcred by tbe pensiye
r*Ueetion tliat his gain Ml our loflfl BfiBBt candi
date for the Speakership of tbe XLIXtit Lon
gress. But thia is no time to obtrude selflsh
feelings. We bid Mr. Cox god-speed to tho
Orieiit. t
It is ratber hard on tlie trixpayers of New
York that thoy are continually obliged to stir
up tlie various topBHOBOBBI of the city govern
UH-nttod.) tbeir duty. Tbe depai'tmeut tba fcil
beiug prodded by pnblic opinion just now i.:.s
chargeof thestroet OaOBBiBf Bi fnr ?? aBO
?l,servor is able to sce throngh the clonds ot
Oflot which iill tbe air, it hasnot been taflfag its
duty of lfltO. Iibpiii'.v at tBO Coiiimission. fl I
oltioe, however. elicits tBO paaMbttng liifoiuia
tion tbat tbe task is about to be bogun; and
that tBO IBbbOOB there is go niuch dust is
beennsc tbere isso nitirb wind. The wind U
not to blanie. If tbe dcparh.ietit would do its
duty every day in tBO wwflB thOW would bb
much losa dust to bo blown abtuU.
7 RI TU. VMS-MASDALL ADMIStBTMA TIOX.
BoOBO of tbe latest appointments throw
lHit on tho iniluenecs which BM to
control tBO B0W Administration. Mr. Muldrow
was doubtlt-Hs seloeted at tho requost of >ecre
tary Lamar himsott, having long bcon on
ploasant tonns with him, and the wl.-.-ti.m M
to bo critioisod inainly as tbat of a not partic
nlarly croditablo back politician, wbo votod for
silver eoinage and against its RltopwBarfOB, li
tbo Seerotary wanted bini it wa* natiual tliat BO
shotihl B0 appointed by tbe l'residont, b.it it is
hardlv croditablo iu tlie Secretaiy tbat he
wanted, as his right-hand nian and most tntotod
:is.*ist:uit, ntoh a petson. TBO soloction ot Mr.
Bparka, of lllinois. brings anotber dilupidated
politieol Itaek to Uto fraat r'<>r n-(>s -Mr
SMtrka bas bcen holding or sceking 0000, and
in tbat 0*01 BBO ?i ? Keform," wlicn l'residont
I'ierce was making ftOpoiaaBMBttO, BfMMrBOWBO
?eteeted foi tho Laad' (MBoa Ib lllinois. Doabt
tggg bO is now to bo a rcformcr of tlie OBBM
pattcin, in eharge of tlie LandOmccs gencialty.
Uo bas never BOBO nnything partieitlarly 'to
distinguish hitnselt, unless it BO tbat BA OtBt
trived to become stiundly hated by Mr.
Monison. and bis selectwm, BBO many otBtVO, il
aueviihnco tbat tbe Kandall-Tildeii UtflooBOO
deligbti BI choosing for intluential positions
persons tvboni MaBaTO. Morrisou aud QariJold flo
not like.
Anotber indication of tbe same sort, bflt Ifl
other resp.cts to tlie IVesidcnt BtBOb BMBB
dix tclitable, is givon BJ tlie aOteOtaOB of tBO
too-iM!l-ki...uii "Dan" MeConville, of OUo.
Tbe faet tbat tbis BCOBOfl is not a lawyer, and
yot is selected for a post in wlii.li aOgoJ BBOWl
odge is tbe one tbitlg tcjiiisite, iloes n:.t 18081 to
have boen iniportant. Ho ba* beOB GrUT8TB0f
ili.a.lly's MTi.tary and his imnie'liat.' BOOatt
BBl in politieal jobs, and h? lia* 0800003 BBOWB
in Obk veiy exteiisiv.ly BOJOOl tbe soit of nian
that a BB?nuine Keform Administration would
i.,;t M-le.t Ef* anytbiiig. It b anotber appoint
nient ot tlie Higgiai -ort. BBl (iovtii.or
Hoadly.whi.se modes of gettlBf OBaOOBt Obto
are not fpfgottOB. rw08aBB*8Bded bis heiieliman,
und tbat recoinmendation witb the ICndall
Tildon iiitlin nee bad trr.at w.ight.
Tbere isiint niuch Keform ifl thisklnd of ap
liointnieiits. They c.ntra.*t painlnlly. as to
cliaraet.i and standing, with tbe appoiiitiiientx
for foreiirii lniiiintera. At tho aiinie timv it hj
Doteworthy that, as respeeta tbe Btfloeaca ef
factiotis within tBO IVmorratieparty, thej hnvo
tho 00JB0 nieaning. 'i'bo BaJOrd-TUden
antagonism, wl.icb bas BSaOted OTOf otflOO tBO
Eleetoral Coniiuission deeided a^'.iin*t Mr.
Tildeirs claim. haa clearly guided tbe choice of
tbg ni'.-t iniportant fOMaBB olbeials iu Mr.
Kayard's departinetit. A Vertnont BBWOpOBOl
pabUabee tbe statemeiit tbat in 1^70 Mr. I'help*
of Vermoiit wa* rarajsaBMal tbe Mission to Entf
lantl bj Mr. Tilden. The tfldje ot Ctpbet AUey
is now in tBO position to liquidatc his indel.ted
gajBa. Mr. MoLftBO went to tbe National Con
vention witb the Maiyland dehration BO a Htip
poiter af Mi- Kayard, but found OOCBOaOB at a
convonient inonient to transler bis fiupport to
Mr. Cleveland. Naturally tbere is less en
thusiasm ainong Mr. Kayard's frieuds over su. b
BB BBPOaBtaBOBl than BBtOBg tbe friends of tbe
deteated candidate in 1B76.
RIEL'S REVOLT.
The half-breed revolt fomented and led by
LoBhl Kiel, the principal flgure in the Bod Kiver
robelliou, appears to bo based upon a coinplaint
tbat tbo Ottawa Governmeiit has failod, ratber
than refused, to provido land for tbo refractory
settlers in sufficient tpiantities. As tho Govern?
meiit possesses practically BBUBtthed tttrritory
inr wbicb tbere is little or no doniand, tbo
rational prosuinption is tbat tho demands of tbe
I'nnce Albert malcontents have not beeu prc
sonted proporly. It may be tbat routino bas
nnduly delayod recognition of thoir claims, but
since tboro 008800 no rcason why tho Govern
inont should not grant tbom all the land they
want, tho motivc for a serious revolt is wanting.
The hali-breeds howevor are a restless,
uomadic, and excitablo people, and Louis Kiel
is plainly one of those born agitators wbo cun
not be coinfortable unless they are consriiring
or hoading attempts at revolution. For all tbis,
tho outbreak may not booasy to suppross, for tbo
distance is great, the coiintry dillicujt, supplies
are hard to transport. and lUbting men uot
nnmerous. In tbe Kod Kiver outbrejik tbero
was jtist enotigh power of aggression and de
fence in tbe rebels to compel BBOBOBlJBgQJB
loiinidable cxjiedition against tbem ; and when
it arrivetl th.y dispersed. In the present case,
unless the rebels can bo put down at once,
which does not appear likely, a siniihir
neccssity may ariso and OflaB a state of things
would embarrass tho Dominion Goveinmont
Hoiiously at a timo 0/BOB Cauadian ioyalty i*
H.ckiiig an outlet in the Soitdau.
How many supjioiTers Louis Kiel bas is doiil.l
ful. TBO ac .oiiuts vary all tbo way from li\ a 0
littoen hnndred. Bflt even with the smallost
number yet named, one oi two succcsses over
tbe niounted polico may bring somo tlin
contt:iited Indian ttibes to tbeir side, and tben
tbe asKembling of a solid expedition ngainst
tbem would boeOflte unavoitlable. Tho Govein
nient eannot aflord to let tbe revolt alone until
tho warmer weatber opens up tho cotintry, and
yet tho present rigor of tbo eliniatc miist greatly
increase tho difliculty of reacbing tbe seat of
tbe miscbief. What Kiel bopes or expects it is
ltnpossible to coujecttuc. Ile must be very
foolisb if be thinks it possiblo to estiblisb nn
independeut governmeiit agiiinst tbe wbolo
force of tbe Dominion, and it does not appear
probablo that the demands of his followers w ill
be tbe BOOBO quickly conceded because pro
.-. uti.l at tbe inii/./le of tbe rille.
The revolt may, howevor, prevent tho dis
patch of Cauadian troops to Africa, and tbis
contiugeucy suggests the use which, in ?ny
great Eiuopean war, Eugland's cnemies may
make of tbe extent of her possesaious, aud
especially of the delicate relationa sbe holds to
scortis of aubject peoples. Tbat in such a criala
?Jisattectiou would be stirred up in many of her
colonies as well aa on the borders of hor Indian
Empire is scarcely to be doubted.
ASOTHER COAL COMMSATiOX.
The coal busincss at Buflalo has grown im
portant onough to invite a combination for its
control. Accordiugly o pool has now been
orguni/.c.l, not unlike the pool of antbraci* pro
ducers which has endeavored for 86666 yctrs to
control deliveries of coal at New-1 ork and
Otjbtf Eastcrn point*. The Biifialo r.ng ? ap
parently compoaod of the BbMB ?<l / *"
Lirnod tto Bu.lalo, Xe,- orkrtnd I 1 la
dclphiarailroads.and the coal prodiicerstha
nre in leagno with them. Ib orderto control
??. ppipj at B,.flalo,andtopreventanycom
1((,iIionfri....otlH-rc,);.l n.inr-w or ilcalcrs, lt
Li.Uha.outsMbrswho atten.pt todelivercoa
i,1()i)po,itiontothic.,...bi.!atio..w.llbech.,lge,
1()(,i1li,iKhtr1,t,'S,i?.ilw.ll have all sors o
diflicnlties thrown in their way, in rospect to
gapplj of 6BI6, and dr-Iays of nioveincnt.
I.isnot iinpossiMcthatMiiHa-omiination
as this mav fo. a ti.no succccd iu lixing the pru-e
a( whUb eopj can 1,,-obtaine.l on largo roi.truc.ts
Jlt BttfiaJofOtfl at other pointson the lak.-s aml
Ito CmdM border. Bat nothingeau to more
(,,t;iill tll;U1 that B06B combina.inns 6666616
Kri.finth- cn.l. Th.- Bf6l .litli.-i.Uy to be nmt
isth,-.h.inkagei.id,-nia...lwhi.h a l.xed pr.co
isMiietoeatisi- Tlu-.i.ov,,,,.-,.." **?>
,,..,.,.,..?. ,1U, ,?.,.? g,-?wiiuM'api.Uy wi.hu, tto
n.ist r,-w vc.s. hirge q.iantities l.av.ng been de
liv,n,l n'ut onlv to CanadlaB ra.lwaysbut to
Otber consun.ers i.i Cauada. Any atten.pt to
control tto priee will t.-...l not ouly to rcstrict
tln- grmvth of this tra.le b.ll to iliduec ItMMBJ of
???,. tm-l inslea.l. Theii the railroads con
eened will involve themservcs in expin-ne
liUB8tlOH,U otheis who have coal to transport
p|eM8 to insist upon their rights, an.l to de
Jnand from tto ndlrooda bb oonmoa tutkn
Ito ,;??,- 14*68880*. that they giv to sh.ppcrs
with whon. they Bf6 in IcaVTOO. Thme an-in.
UIllv ,,,,,'i.i proriakm- ol iv,,..ylva,,,, la
which bear upou thematter, but. uuder .e
principtojoftto dectotoa in tba sait B^Bdaat tto
I.aKi- Sh-.ie Company BOBM moiiihs BfO, ngani
ingtl..-t.an.-po.t..lionofo.l,its.'(n.sl.kelythat
??. (,)Inl,lI,i.'S maybe comp.ll.-.l. iircspective
?f?pccial State legislation, to give 66 eomn.oii
oarrien eqaal ftoOltkM to ail ew*ou*n.
Tto tci.dencv of all BIMfa I?o.i.bil.atlons, 68066
??.,-, i, loa.ot.se antap.niMi. -.1 f.-ling. an.l lo
bliog about bootlk l.-g.^ati.in.inthe.ltbrc-iit
Btatea, aod m Bttob lefbdadoB, in-pn.-'l bj l
asttOBOf iiiiiisti.-.- doOO, the r. pn-M-nUtiy. -s ot
the ii.Di !. are not always confincd in iheir Mfa
witl.h. tl.elimiisnfcpiity. U to aaf? to predict
th.it, if aeomblnalioeioi eoal oarrleTBeoapcjla
,i?. people i? ,,j,v aiMii,i<..-oii. ibie priee for inel.
tbere will preeeoUj laaall apopato. .1. ...an.l Eof
iHidMiit-s ahi.-h tto coal-cau>Jng rai'.io.uls will
not rcgai.l witli favor.
TA PMOTICTIOH "I' TBi CBAJTSMU,
fi.iii.iiinlon- rii.iii.lhi's ropfl -M-ntatioiiH t.-ti
r.-r.iii.^ th.-vi.il.ition of tln- h.irbor law* bj
dredjjJof waapaotoa Bboold reoolta proMpf at
I. tiliiin. It is BBBilltOfl that 860878 fall of dr.-dg
j?g have been dnmprd within 8 htimlred yat.N
ofiht- reeeirinf abipVennoot,aod tbatoibef
l.,.,,ls have 1m-.ii i1iiiii|m-.1 ofl Bbbb T.ntlot.. ofl
QOWBBBI Bay, aml batWOBB tho Bri.lge am!
Catharino FeiTV. (?f 666968 in evi-ry sneh cnse
th.-re is n il.lib.-rat.-viulaiio:. of the law, aml
the olb-.ice. aboiTB 86 otitr.i^oii' a di.-r.-i:aid of
tba pobUfl iiit.nsta that it an886ffT86 BOT666
piuii-liimnt, and probably mor.thin the BIB
ullow 4. The 61 Utoh |t6l ?l B lu'll prompta VBBBB
eoiporations th.ia to injuro tto clianm-l-. r?. k
loaa of tli?s iiiituhiuf di.ni-. miiiht Ut \n> robukt-il
,11,, tnallv. and tlna i-, tto BMIB .i.'.e--aiy b..
064866 a l.w preredentM ol tln- kiml ivili enro.ir
ap- st-iiresof othereontiactois to f.dlow the tu?l
exanpto.
lt ia disgr.infiil tli at anv eOipOfaWOBB MOOM
eommit soob oOooom apoajtto pabtie, but u
BaVwoDbB tbakod how the c.nia?i<.n of 88
many ontiages of tba kiml 606868 to be p..--il.:.-.
It mnst t>c conelude.l Ihat DofotO taMBH la/)'
contract.irs v. ntiinul to d.fy the law they h nl
?Attofled tlinii-clves that th.T W686 BOl lik.-ly
to \x- int. fffered with whib- dobaBJ it. and ev.n
now the .omplaintH 60866 (rOOB ontanl.-r.-. aTBOBO
btislness it h not to look BflBt BBOh malt'Ts.
Aml wh?-n contractors think It BbJb t<i daTBap
(In-dgingH rli.se to the city. aml even etOBOtO
the Navy Ynrd, tha fact is apt tO be regar.b-d aa
indicatiiigau ascnraiice ou their piirt which re
Boota BDOB the vigilance of the river police.
Ilnt howev.rthe nhuse BM grown, th. n-ran
to uo qiiestion as to the neceasity for stopping
itat onee, and it is to be BOBOd that in doing
this tlio oUunding partiee may bo smartly
ptintshed. __________^?_
AS 1LLI STRATIOS.
Six girls w.-ie di.s.hargc.l liom a hat factorv
in Ornnge. They rlaimcd that they were tlia
chaige.l lnNBHBBB th.-y w. t. m.-inlx-rs of a mntiial
n-soi iation for the benellt ol the workers, which
was not in anv sense, acconling to th.ir 8t6t6*
meiit, a conibination to icstii.t the free.lom of
employers or to control the rate of wages. The
iinploycrs claiim-d that tln- .li-%chaige was for
altogether diltt-rent reasons. Nevctlhch'ss, the
iiniiihcrs of the associatlon atoppe.l work in
n bo.ly, M if to provethat ihoirorgani/.ition ha.l
not been, as was asserted, rxcluaively for pur
D08J88 Of iniilnal lieneiit. Tliereupoii the .-in
ployers foiiml oth.-r p.raon.4 to do the aame
work. Then the sttikers |Bf0666dod to boy
cott evcrybotly who would have any ilcal
ings with the employers or with the new hanils ;
every atoro whi.h wonhl aell them nnything,
nnd tho tcnants who c^mtinued to pay rent to
the .iiiployers.
This is a forcible llltistratlon of the methods
of trad.s-iiiiions. Whethrr Ihe ohjections to
the hands di?charge.l were souml or not, this at
least lu beyoml dispnte, that the einployir ha.l
the same right to choose the workers to wliom
he would pay wages, tis the woikcrs had to
choose the omployer for whoni tlu-y wouhl
work. Botb wero free. N'rilher hii.l any right
to dietnte t') the other. But the workers BBW
tit to dictate, to the em|)lincrM aml w.-re unstic
6) -sfiil. The stale of the Ubot innket was
stieh that others were fotind to do their work
without dilliculty win n th.-y itfiise.d. '1'heii tl/e
strikers pro.-ecil to make war, in % BJOat inex
cusable fashion, upon people who have iu uo
way wionged them, aml who have n.ithing af
all to do with their controversy. Just such per
formaiices pj this teml to bi ing trades-unioniHiii
into great odiiim in every eivilized communily,
aml to depnvo the workers of all the sympathy
which BJbtaBf other circumstances they niight
. \p .-'. _
liu: rosr AMD the tweed-masmsu
.1/1 HER.
The r.nning I'ott, which, n few daya ngn, "dis
iniaa.-d with u atuile" Tweod'a lestiiuouy in reliitinn
toliuniel Munniug, yeatenluy tonk occuaion to 86*
call it. liut it .liiln't tecall lt wltb u miiili). O, no!
It roralled it with aoiiiethiug v.-ry liko u teur. At
ull erenta, ita lirow wua u good tleiil corruguted.
7 ae/'??/, kiiully eonched by " T." (who wnlea a
Joiut letter to The Sun nnd The 0or/</), deaperately
uiteiniita to ahow that Mr. Mutiniiig ia to be regard
ed us thorotiglily " vitidiented," becauae Tiik Titin
UJfK, in October, 1877, accepted Mr. Maniiiiig'.s ver
sion of the S4.000 Tweed eheck. The effort ia a
wretobed failure. The eheck ln (ineetion laonly ono
of many thinga in the 1 weed leatiniony relating to
Maumng, and to aaMrtthatTaje Tbibubi, in 1?77,
" completely exonerated Mr. Manning from the very
eharge it is now Irying to auhfitautiate" la con
epicuonslv falsc. Tbe Tweed eharge was raany
BOaBwi, Ho testlfied tbat hia relations with
Manning were "very intlmato and fneudly"; tbat
Manning handedbiin iteuiB wbicb ho desired to
havo inserto.l in the tax levy; that he, Tweed,
BOmoeBBBBbf to inquire whotber tbe Ttcma wero
nght or wrong, alwaysimcrtcd them iu the levy;
that the aggregate of such itcins was " fnghtful in
amount"; tbat Monumg oubinitted to Tweed for
revisi.m articlos wbicb were wiitten for 1 he Argut;
that an unwairauted pniugruph was lnserted in
tbe supply Mll of 1S70 for the great benofit of
Maiiiitii-' .ai.d bis aaajaaaBBOBj extending TU allVaWI
r.u.traet for printing hafOB years#; tliat frotn 1868 to
1H7-1 'J'he Jrmm Oeaaaaaty leeatred for btiattag
B778.4MI that of thia sum S3?-l,fiiio waa
paid lli.'iu wbl le Tweed was iupower toasMst tbem.
The Toii, siivuig ditto 03 "1.," liuds lt very con
vcuicut lo turn its faco froui theso cotinta iu the
iiiiii.ii.i.nt wbteh it le Baable la aeeet Bad ioweia
all its attention H> a single other countwbieb 11
aaa nicot. The tiick ia coniiiion?auiong potti
foggr-rs.
Uut speaking ef the parauraphs in n-lation tothe
10.000 whtoh aapeared m TbbTbibobo OeteberfJ
aaaj !?. is77. it is btaroottag toooe bow 2','.. Fari
was expressfng its.lf on the satno Mibj.-.t :it that
tuiir. Oa tbe Ht 1. ..f Oetaber, 1*77. thsd iy bi lon
l'lit: Ti iinNK aoooeOad Mr. Muniiuig'sexphiTiatinn
of his rolatiou to tho eboefc an BgJ tafaetety, aad tBO
day aft.r Tweed bad otaaoalod lns ewiaaaaee agatael
TU .titjif, The fhoi BBid editorially ;
In a Beaeral way Tweed a&aady bas beea largeljr
ri.ntiiiu.'d. Mis atory tils with the axaetaeoa "1
trathagraal deal n what was known joag ago
about the doinga of ibe riagaad whal bas beea
aroved liiroiut, nn.l witb a greai deal ajore yiuca
Lx* iinii h.iifv.-d and siiBpeetad. BpeciflcaUr
ilniv are naaj thlagata hla atory yel to bemade
,,.it diatioetlf, howevei probable they nu.y !??. aad
Wlien l "WOed liu*.aiimnii.il.-ilnll liia*ili nt wii n.?**?>.*?
Blieii williessesaschi-eksniid iniloiHi'iiii'lits llli.l !??(
?ters?if he is able to ptodaoa th.-m, tbe paolie will
bearapared toauhoapttererdici BoneBI ttaeea
witn.?-.??, as we have said, were oalled >,i turduy.
Tbei iinl uot teatify to very large traiuasHlona. bal
aa/araafhei aaai //?</ un-e diddidiy jtivonibir to
ln, (I Thty xhontil that ?,nnr twmtU N/>" aad trcatm
irifAaaore or ridlemk tl" aaaarnia that thu .m-??./.'
i* um . r ..,//. faBaadrea/ifaWda f*tmumrlmHmA?y with
him //.?'(' wBaaaaataaaawi '/<<" Boraaai who tatdee
atVd I'nily 'hat Ihiy atw <e*"I tr rtweirod e faaor
iytaaa eetl eefcrd n?d raorlaed fmmn mm baaa,
'/7?v iaotn ' thai aoaai "/ fasai ?/ tt* ooaaraywtoBi u
I u-xd ? ?i?ry rlhd heei '"<? BMJee u*it/i aard arwai?f
bjbieaa*itamainnran ?<>' ?attifnctory. rwaadawrt
. icorroborated his ovideooe so far aebe im*
ealled tbrm." , . .
I'.i.m dayelatei roo Paatiwtfltflod tothe eaiqeet
--itiii.lv to aaodify tba epiaiea it had aravloaelr ea>
i.i. .-..l in eae aarttealai -ta relattoa t.. tba ebeek.
OaeeooadIhiraghl ii aill .i..iii>ti.sa oeeartolae
I'utt tbal iteeasd is to "diaatlsetbe baattarwitB
u sinilo." ?______?___?.
('oiiiinanl.T Bebiey'e beab bas aae bbo toaeb
I.icnii'ii.itit Qrealj araa the iir*t auta m tlie deeolato
oaaxa ut t ape Bablae to beai tba ateaai wbtatltef
ahe Tiuiis. Be told his eeeapaahma tbal b? had
beaid 8 itiaeiTTJT wbtatle, bal tbey tboagbl it w;.a
,,iiiv Um raatiagof tbewiad. Bargeeal Long weat
a?| i.f th^ t.nt. bal an.f.lily ratamed witb tba
r.'inai-k ll ii tht-r." waa tiotlung in *i?ht. Li.-ut-natit
Cr.'.ly BOtUed bitiis.lf la BMelooeiai bag, i.ut wae
araaaed m.t a?ag aftatward wbea Ueateaaal
Celwell eatdowatbeteai "Oreely, Btbie jroaf"
tba KalUal iweeaaf askei. ? v.-s." aald Oreely ta e
faiat, brokaa rotea, beeitatracaadobadUag witb bi*
?..i.i*. "Taa-aerea of us ieft berd we en
dyiag ua* aaea. Did wbat I eeaae ta da beattbe
bi ?t leeetd." Tbaa be fall baeb aaBaaated Llaa*
taaaal Oraely, dyiag llko aataa, bat atwad of bia
?xpioil and coaeeieaa tbal be bad bsaoea tho beel
r ci.l, ia | 88888 tyi.f Aui.ri. an grit.
lt ia well fabOWfl tbal Mr. Cox waa Tlir.
TBUI 88*88 ii.dil.it.- |,.i *i"'.k.i <>f tBO next H.iti- ;
iad aoa ba is BaiBg t<- t'.r.-g.. Ihe beaas <-f aai aap>
j.,,it t,,i t!:.t ajlaea aad aeeeaOthaaibarirmtoCoa>
-t, tiaoplo hewaeae aa aa fhj8Bber?ble Tatfc, ai it
\%, ra. it'* ? ejoeas woaid.
Tbe Mahdl says tli.it li<- 8108888 08 8888883 BBd
r,.uY.ri ii't ..iiiv Kmi.t, aaahta ..."t IWarBay, i.ut all
tl,,. world. IL' waata thooarth. That lawhy the
Dataoer.it .? i.lll. e a.t-kera at Wualiiiigton arn aaid to
ba like tba Mahdi'a army. They alae weat tlu>
aarth. It is leared tbal i">th eartiagbaraaader
tiik.Mi to i bvga.. eoeUael aa ehert i""\ mmom.
Mnea tlm Ith <?f ttamb Tb ?? l'r.-i.l. nt Beadriehe
Ii4i beea batdlag aaaleeoa ooaelaTWtodeeidebow
he ahoald distiil.ut... his pi.tr..n.ige. It has b888
raaaorad tbal be badeerred i...t.u'.>ti Ihe AdatiaMv
tii.iK.n t!i..t aoCivil ?-<?! I V 8 n-fi.rin ii.itiseu.4f uli'iuld
ialaanee uiuu Hai eaOfaaaaa eoeaeaMd .>f a priwate
?awraOary, a taaOftapb eeaeatst and e Bwaaatea*tbe
S'liate reatiiiirant, Itut an unfor.taaaa dbaavtet 883
.,-., it.ikni a eeellea <>f ins aaotwaafle, The Boaate
CommtOlee aa RaJee baa Itkieaia^daddedtotaBa
fnnii Mr. II. u-lri. ks the aawarto appoiut the hf8Bag
oftbe restaaraal Tbal bael.? aaae beeaaaoaf
the ii-ur tbal ilend.n ks arewjdabelaBa theaoaalar
diali known as Ihe ?M.Koiiuld stew." Tho Vi.
rtaaidaat. bawarar, ratataa hMeheerfal s;.irit, an.l
,1 willing 80 sivn tne Adiniiiistration froui
duaelef by iurnishing it advico.
*?
It would have Ik>oii a good tbimt if the p>ptilar
l'l.if. .a-nr ri..-tp.s's eoatat ?>.' leetaraa bt the aeadaaile
stud.nts of Vale CelMOJI <>n Miiui'i|.al l.aw liad
laeladed laaJiBiithiiieoa ? llow to treat a FalbaahBaa
whilo you 838 .-ngiued in i.'lel.iatllitf gOWJ
Tcacber's AfputalBbMlt bl a hiuh dlidoiuatic P880,"
Thu viuilant limmotcis of adminialratne r.forin
are ahjalflOaatlj Oibbbt over tlie iipn.iintinent of
<'..iiiniis.ii.ii.-r ..f Lahee stutiati.-e Peek, af tbm
Btata, as aa afoat af tha Oa>aiBBbaat ta aaoho a
ptetenileii iaaolry bt reeard to the daaaraaalea <>f
Brade la i;ur..|M* OfhltaPeek httfBTalBaf abroad
:it Qovofaaaaat eaaaaee, he ht alae drawtaa ealarg
:.i the beed ef a daeaataaeal ot aNlbaay. Ia Ihe
La*t iiBBiaai he daadbwajed bis awpaty beeaaae bo
rafaeed te aaafefO.Clewalaad, and iu other waye
proatitiit.d his ollieo to partisan onds. He was
a].|...iuted m tbe I'nst abtee by Qoveraar Claralaad
fet paUtieal reaeoae, and baeahowa huflaolf iucom
patoal t<> lili the datiee af tha niii.'e. Hm lepetts
have beea ihe laugbing atoeb ef Ihe [aBfJelatara
Hj ia iven I'S* qiialilied to make anv such hupnry
as he purports to B8T8 b88B sent ahroad 88 tnake,
pv.ii if tbere were any need, whieh there is not, for
aaab ? ?laalfla Bal tbis is atobably aaareaf the
raforaj Bf tho Iliggins klud. It Btigbl be well for
the l.t.tfislattiro to iui|tiire into tho lact of C'oni
ini*-iiiner I'ei k's abseiire from bis B88a>
?
The Syracute SUndard inqiiires " If Manahlg
aleadad IgBataaaaferaaiMbittag Hiagins, what eaa
ba eteed hw rwhalabag bfaa t" ^eea^Bjaal tbal rae
f/m Porl 1*848, The aBbaflBf /'"?( und lltirprr'n
fla-'./y fi.t'in tli'iusidves into u ByfldhMttO for thn
ci.nsid.-tatioti of tbis coniiuilruiii.
?
At the raaahi baawtfaf in tbis elty 8f artists and
iiit-l.'Mis wln. ii.it i.i i.tk'ani^" tbe New-Vork
luai.ili ef tha Nationul So.i.'ty of Arts, the 88883
id.jeetioii was inmed Ibat as uieiiibership in the <>r
gaoiaatloa BBgalied tbe aaaatwral ef thoaraaoeee,
and n* tbe trusteea were to he eleetod hy the ineui
h.-i*. ii wasch-aily nii|i...*.*ilib' for nnylxnU tu BBl
into tbo New-York braueh. It will be reineuiheied
that tBO Miemhera Of tBO cbtirch at Soutb
POdflflh Station g??t tb.888 lves UIOB
a hiunlar lix. They BbBtload Urst
that they would huvo a now ineeting 00803 Into
wbicb sboiild entei the materiul of tbe old one.
And they resolvod hen.nl tbat tbey would cou
tlnue to ,voi dnp iu tbeold BalflOO uutil tho uew
one was linishcd.
o
Tbe advance in cirilization of tbe Italian element
Iti our popiilaln.il isshowu hy tho fact that iu tho
last two atl'raya uiiioiik theso jienple the weapou
used hae heen tho piatol. lorinorly an Italian
?jhl 8Uhaal 8 dagger or stiletto was unktiowii,
I.ut resi.lence in tho " land of fieedom " has bOOBO
ita legiliiiiato fruit in more civillzed niethods of
wnrfaro, aud boforo-hmg we may oxpect 18883the
Italian in activo conipetition with other fomiguelo
uietits BJ politica ..ml iu the liqtior aOBBBBBi
The PtoditM Exohang e Wakly givoa souio ut
l.uition to tho vory abaaid oonlliot iu nta
tiatioal atateuivuta belwcou tho Mow-1'ork i'lud
uco Exchango nnd the Chicago Board of Trade.
But it, does not explain the inatter clearly, nor
doea it shovr why contemporary state
raenta, presuntably both made with the
desire to be accurate. and both based upon sub
atantialiy the sntne infonnation, ehould
ditl'er very widely. Indeed, ite uiost important
statement appears to be that the publication of a
regular roturn of visible stipply was originated by
The I'roduce BBBBmagt Weekly sovoral yeara aince.
One doea not cnre where it originated or when, but
if the atatlatician of the Produee Exchange caunot
niake it clear why his fitruros difl'or rad.cally tro.n
thoseof theChieago llnardof Trade, it ialikelvthafc
ihero will bo betore long a prctty urgeut deiuund iu
soine ip.arters for infornialion of a diu'erent soii.
IALK8 ABOUT TOWX.
TIIK TttBGOTKBXM OK coi'I'KU HWfJft
Jnlm II. II. StHBlayr, BBaWiM biv./.vr.?Tbe extraordl
nnry depresslon In tbo copper BM-MM BaBBaad by over
l.ro.luetlon. Tbe Kuropeau iiiurkcts ar.- flnoded, iin-I tbo
leeeiit iliaeoverles ln M.uitaiia aud Houth Aincriea bave
ao redueeil tbe prlco of the inetal tbat Itoowin-rsof
many of tbe older uunea are iroing to abut dowu. In
threo yeara tbe price has fallen off BO per euul, and aa
BBppM ls betag found lu urii.y placea ln larjre qiiantlliea
lt is not Ukely tbat there will bS 8 861 ?m.ii.'-nt rovival ln
prle.s. But by tli, ??<? ili-eoverlea the BBM of eepper will
be gn atly uiultlplled, and ln tbo future lt will enter Into
many uiiinulaelnres out of wbleb ita bi.'b enst llltherto
bM kopt it. A lari;o roollux company In this eity is
iilmut ln mliipt It ln place of ti... clui.ulng tbat it will laat
miieli lo.iKer and ia aiipcrlor ln many other respceta.
Stiiall.ptantltiea of copper havo beon recolvod r.-eently
trmn .JiiD.iu and lt ls i-Tpected that largo ahlpmcuts of lt
will aoou bo uiade from that couiitry.
IIICII PBICBJI P01 MILK.
W. W. Clarl;. '!? aa\ r B* BBBVa.?Tto aupply of milk in the
ruarket d.tring tbe puat winter has been miicb laritcr tban
usual. The pneca, Iiowever, bave not been rorced down
us miieli aa BBM would ex|.e.t tliem t.. Ue. The establlsh
in*of ibe Ncw-York Milk Kxchuntfe baa been ben.tl.lal
to tln iratle. Tbe dealcra have beeu ablo to obtaiu ? bct
t.r.ii.alltyof nilllc aml inal.itaiu unlforin prlces. The
fai mers Bjf "oiiie re.iaou or other havo not been able to
in,ue tiieir labtraata by BMBrtatloa 6araral MbubjbBj
1, ira l.i) made ln tbat dlrectlnn, bnt they have provcd
f.nliires. Tlio Oraugo County faruiera have bM6
bbbn aaaaaaafal bj ttott aatoM at aa Bparaaiaa Tber.- is
BBBM dnnl.t in ni.. tuiiel whelhor the quiility of milk will
UBgiaallj luiproved bcforebetlerfaeilitlesfor trauapor
tatinii are providad. _____
TIIK UTTIIPUAWAI.OF TIIK BTOAJtAOTJA TP.KATY.
$mato BTajair aTBIar. I huve not b.aid af any aetion
8y liu- A.lmltil. iratlou to?lve noti.c te I're-ldeut IS.wrios
ltl.lt hls aehruieainu-L li.it l.e intlle.l intuelleet, b686M6
i.i tln-n.;lit-..f thi-eoiintry un.ti r peinlliiK neKotlations
with Nlcariigua. The ouly aetion of whleb I ku..w, waa
tl.e BiaBjpl witli-lniw.il ol tbe BBaVafOB treaty froui tbe
Baa...e. iiss.tnn MBBtrlMtoal ib-.-Ured war. That waa
mi .ii.. t aaytag te bto that be vaaMparfaM BbartpM
tato -my rtapa ba m? ta Hbibm tfapa m aad doea the
right tb.UK uud inukes us lo k very awall iu tbia couiitry.
nr.Miia.K- and Bk DOVALD
8laU Trtasurrr John J. O-oprr, of Ib6bBBBi I6B8M on
fitnn In.ll.i.Hil.y way of W a.-l.lU.-tn.i. witb ex-i-enatur
Mi DoaaM aad a party af DaaiBwMta who ateppad tbere.
Bedeaa aol iaatra aay Padaral eatoa, but win be a
.-..n,l..l..te ft.r.-.i.it.ir ln 1--T. lu talkhig 0B tbe way
fr.ini ladlanapotta toaaldtto aaly Ibtoj tb.it would
temptbUa was a ptaM on tto Baptaaaa Baaan. ifa
rm ,,,,->? iboaldoeeaxi ADl know about bla ratatkma
with Mr II. n.lileka ov.-r Ihe (ai.inetlswli.il be aald In
|,|. |.,t.TM.-v. that every polllleian ln the S'ite faM.re.t
Bla laliirttra ? Baapl Mr. Emtak ks. wto Ifcbrt aay BBjr
IblacapalaM-to. laaw Mr. HMtWato aa BtoaBap,
| _to be aske.l imw Mel.i.nal.l felt. 'Ihe lBtafTt6W WB8
U.elillone.l Mr IleU.lll-kt sald to Bad been t.'leKr..|.licit
tneoi.iel^istu.l.l.lie.t Mi?. r.ewl..wl and Mr. Tlideli.
Inklacoiift ren.e witb Mr. (1. velatid the uaui. of Mr.
m, jn.n.i'.i vM '-"< ?latleaad, Mttolto hataa appM
tuiilty to My MytblllK about it. He sald to .ue, " I was
r. stniii.ed by datoaay of my yaafttaai fn.m bwaabrn
| th,- Hiil.t.ft. li.it If Mr. CI.-veUi.tl bad askeduiy oplumn,
I | itoaM have a.lvocate.1 the npiMiintmeut of Mr. M.
Donald." __________-_-?-__-.
PKMSONAL
Arrinseuienta h.ve been tlnally IMBI|ll_ll for
Bm awaaial aiMttlaaaiMl of a "Q~9* *****
.,? .- " < -uun-li ln Ptttabarg. of wbl.b K.a.,,1- Mi.ri.li> u.ll
... mbj paaeaa ti... ^...n.eut and bbbiimBbI ?<iv..0,.t? ..f
uuiuuiuu-acuM t.-ii.|..-r.ii.e.) BeeDM to bave Ueii n....le
..niy more popauu by Ito mailKiiaut bMbMb of aouie of
J. P. -"St. Jobii's followi-ra.
A Clerelainl l.-wtir crre-pniulent recalla tbat 18?M
Beaaaafl Baiarffb aagtottaa tiiat ptovaaaai OBfaafo
Bmalla, tto aalarad bum, from raaalrtac aayaBtoj 'or
tha ateaoMf PUaMraaray fr.mi tba rabala, la
! iton II irbor, un.l deUvertag ber to tbo BattMB
tleit.
Joiniiilii Miller will lecture on Monday evenlni? at At
lB0t8(0a..06 " Ito DaattM of Baw*Tarb "-partu-u.ur
i) ..f WaUBAraai
The Itev. Dr. (ieorgo E. KUIa will probably BBM.1
Babarl 0 BlBttoop aa praabtaM af Him Muaaacbuaeita
HlatoHcal Soolety. Mr. VUiUhmy has buld tbe oilicojiut
tln.ty yeara.
The lato WllUBJJ Batehelor, of Baltlmore, waa the
,.1 1. -t un.l in.i-t .'.in-p'.i nniis inemlier of Ibo UoW aluios'
BZllaot A-s.i. latiou of uld Uefeudera.
The Him. Albert (?. Jewett, tbo fatnons ?? War Horae"
of Miiin- Daaaaataay. is now al?toy ttoMyaaia ald, an.l
laprobal.lv tn beeliiaaed nnioiiK the very few nipuibera
of bla iiart'v wln> are uot now ae.-ki.iK oihee. He Uvea tu
llelfaailiiretireiiieiitaud fcebte bealtii, acarcely uble to
pg out of doora.
Jul'.us vou Payer, tho Arctlo explorer, ta ln aluiost
hiip-les?ly poorhealth, aud will probably nover regaln
tuil uae of bla eyua.
GBBOaaOi Mnrcb ?J.'i.-rrofeator Darld Scvlng haa bc
couio a uietuber of tbe e.lltorlal staff of The Curn-nt.
BSTWEIN TllE WU1TA BOOHM AXD TI1L
CAl'ITOL.
Tbe anxlety at Waablnirto-i for an extra ae.salon la due
t.itliewiab of an army of p.ior oille.-seekers who waut
tlie tapitol lieated s? that they can have a cotufortable
toaagtog piaco.
If a tartlt cotild l>e cbar-ed ?n North boiind traitlo on
Iba I-oiik IirtdKO lt would pay tho Natlouui debt lu a few
yeara.
TM Praabfaat basn't vontured yet to fool wltb the flre
by aendiiiK a mu-'wwutnp'a naiiio to the Nsuat*. He ia
probably uware what a lliuudcrlng " No" anyauch ap
p.iiiiiineiii would recelve.
Tliere aro hlnW that tlie new crnlsera ore to be bullt In
N. ? llaiiii>-lilre. on tbe ple? that pine Is um>t ac.eaalble
there. but really toiflveem-i.se for ae.ulliig ?-'.000 or 3,000
Iiemocrata luto thut 8tute to turn Ita yolltica.
Amotig tho tlrat deinimds for legialatlon next winter
willbeono for tbe expeiiditure of aonie spl5,000,000
aaaaally fnr fual inall aonice lu tbe Houtb.
(l.neral Jaekaon'a nilaalon to Mexlco mny be to In
htriiet l-r.^ideul I>bu whut a revolutlon really ia. It
iinisi M coneciled tbat the ex-.'outederates BBaUfB theae
tlilnua b.tter than the Mexleam.
Henator reudleton haa cUen great attentlon to the
.pi.silon of tlio rlgbta ot (i.rnian natuiali/.e.l citl/.. gM
llels^ildtohavo ilrawn tho plauk lu the Uen.ocratlc
Battoaal bIiIBjii m tbat subi.-ct. Oanaaay baa aUtoad
thut her fon.iercltl/.ens iiaturull/.e.l hore are stlll auhjeet
t? mllltary duty tliere, a d.ictrl.ie tbat utteela ?reut iu.ni
Mn of Ainerieana and ?BBM tbe poat at Berlln un lui
poi t.uit one.
Ooveruor llomllv eould not 11ft hl.nself luto tho Cab
i,?.t by tbe bwtatrapa atoMi tol to bas puiio.1 the btbtbb
of I'n.leii lnil..en.?o to g8l bla private secretary, Uantol
MeCniivllle, ina.le Mxtb Audltor of tho 1*68866*1
a !,?,,.?' m tl.u BBffOlM uumo lu tbla Ad.niuUtratlou.
Tlli: lALIi <>t' IHE DAY.
Kx-Oovernor ^praifite, of llhiale Island, la ln the City
nf Mexl.u Ile tiilks freely to tln- Wf 888688, uud gener
?lly.naiiaifcatnenn\.y tbe nlea that lt he were uot au
Aiiieruaii he w.uild at ouco becoino a Meilcan. Aa a
i-o-ull be la very 88668-6
I) Kelloira aml proapectl.itf party have returned from
the lower.-..iin-I'"'.ntiv. A.nol.v lb? eiirloaillea broiwbt
b.,.-k by Mr. Keiliwgwaa a plece of ??_fj_0f?^??
fio.ii a ied,-e of roeka neur tbe watet i edge oa theHtnuta
, , i eootalnlng a larga naB.be* nf Ira.?>??.*. wbb*
weraimbadded la tto aoUd raak. toaaa,pattopa,jtfU
ot ballere ti.ls.but Mr. Kallegg baa ll.rjofa, ?W^iba
wlUgladly abow lounyloverof the eurioua.-[Muitile
l'oat.
The ?6686*6 clerifytuan who ln.toraed 86688 wltb the
iiaines of hla parlahlouers and tbon Btow BM686 "u them.
a.n.l he I hoUK-ht lt waa all rlgBtj as he latei.ded to meel thein
when due. Tbla ele.tfymiin umy bo well veraed ln theol
aKy. but a llttle knowledgo of tblnita of tbla world would
udd iinic b to bla etlloleiicy aa a preacher.
Mr. l-h.-lpa, iioinii.i.te.l yeat.rdiy by tho ProMdent 88
i.un ,,v lo ibe Court ol Ht. Jamaa, la aaM to be deaeaadad
?ou. the a.,.ne atnrk us .I.n... l'helpa. wlio w?i pdvate
aecreury toOllrerCroanweUaad one <>f the cl.rkg ol
the court wl.l.-l. incd and e.,nd.n..nil * barlea UBJ
Pbelpa waa foread to becuno a fuudtlve. and dled al
Vev.iy, swiuerli.ud. wbere a tablet liaa been ereetnl to
hla iii.-mory by Wtlliuiu l'helpa aud fbarlei A, l'helpa,
uow lliuialor l? Prague. ll.-ujauiin K. Pbelpa, ilooeaaed.
1 late District-Attorney for New-York, nnd Profeasor
Auatln l'helps, of Audover, are 11111011* ol I.uiJ. ?-(?,.-. d^uu
from tl.i! saiue stock.?[Bostou Tranacrlpt.
Wliot has bccotue of Rosaa's schcuio to ralet an IrUk
battalluu to ttjrut for i;i Mahdi I
Mr. E. Matthews. nf Jsik-on Coimtv, Iisb a rohaajg
mau HTtagoa hlaalaea, wbo waai>ft lii tba Cbaaajhaa
i.atlon. iu twenty-jiian nifle atrrteh, aotd twlra br Juim
A. Murreil, aud shot nt tbree tin.es bytlie Confe lorain
solrtlers. II.- m now li... father of fiu-ty-uiua ciil.iren
and ls nlnoty yearsold. llneuii rdongh us nnicli ln 1
day asuuy nian.?[Atlunta ','onatltutlnii.
The appolntniPDtof Capt.ln Davld B. BafBMOf to ha
Chief of the Bareaa of Y.inis and DoeBa in tha flevy Da.
partmont, seeuis to liavo beeu prowpied hy tlie desiro to
keep harmony in tho party.
" Oh, what horrld thinca vou bovs do at colle*e !" ah?
exrlaimc.l ro the aaJlaal lunnir. " Why la lt the ?opht
andfresbaienneveroieet on tbe rollego errou wiii.-uu
nghttogt" " Berauae Ibere'aatwayi ;. itorai i.<-f..re tha
rani pua," beroplled; au.l ahe liurnodlutely thoreatter
kaew be ua. .1 roooporaat.ini on ths sevcntoeu baira
toiiiprioing iiii miMtacba.?IPltUburg ChroaieM IMa
gaflja.
" HW.r.Al.l'VAU"
Ba matter he* de. 888*3 paln,
Nor li.iw de so.il icpuif,
Clille. piny to da Lawd an* Hc will wipo
De troobtc out'n fo' ml tt*:
Hine aJonr haUalajrah,
weaptar aiin.er.., flae!
De tro-pt la food ii.nl ile irnapel's trUO?
w<-h-i-n-f, p(/ ahaaara, ohtaol
Hnney, don't you kuow de debblTs
Forebber aiippin' reaa*,
A-tryin' to trlp de Cbrlstlitn umn
Au' daah liiui 'tin' ue iivuuu' I
Lat, alorv iiallnluyah
Da !<jV hai. diiiH- niti aaaafl
Do goaael'a aood aa' de k .epoPa truo?
u-u-b'b, dat b'oidrn arawa:
You nee.ln't thlnk l'm foolln',
Nor u.akin' any itaiue,
Oeelu" BWW I Uia sleli scatterln' ttalk?
i BMaae it, all de samei
Den, iK-lnrv l.nlUliiyah,
De u.i.,,1 ).awl ia niy bJbj|
Do eaapel'a gaed aa* la geejaaFa truel
8-h-a-iu-e, po' sinners, *h.uue!
Den-ar. jrit yo" mln' to woikin'
About ia llnal diiy,
An'-er try to raaeh aat heab'ionly home.
lf you k|.< t.iid Ut- way:
BBOOt L'lory ballolB] ih.
Uackslnlers, what you aay t
De aWaaafa nod aa* da awaaaa*a true?
I'-r-a-y, po atnnera, pray !
?[Uob aaaOat ln Ncw-Orleans Tltnes-Democrah
A receut lssuo of a tru*twort!iy scleniitlc jnurnat
Btateethat Beathejaahaa have aeaanad <.n<-e. iu aheal
cvcry BWOfVO iOrjO BOOBBWBOfO in tho Utillod Htat. g or ln
GBaada, the Atlanlio coast beinir Tiaited ou un avi-raga
abaal aaea a Baaath, IlBawaheahi occurred durtuKtuo
penout betwecn 1H7'J and l->s:i, and were fiequentiy ao
slicht as to ba d.tccted only by the s.-lanuieter, a de.iuate
lustruiueut deslgnod for that IgaaOBl purpose.
PKR'IAl'* BB WAS NOT ASLKKP.
Tbe old man snore.l ou his rorn-husk bed.
Aad dreaoaed af r.oia and toddaraad graln,
Dut lu* daoghtor watehed n>- her wladow-aba
i ,,t tl..' gay \ oiinx mau to aoaaa up the laue.
o, lovi-1* Btlffftty -aad botta aia waaa
To reatraiu afellow tli.u l? iicves lu cheek.
" flithrr, n.y di.ve," in foft bM08 88881
l-i..in nador h>r wladow. Owt iu the nUbt
Phe ail.i fraaa a elethoo llaa, all Braawad,
Aud lii ie-1 than a luluilto wa* i.ut of *Ulit,
WhUe tberowdi oldowi aBogewt*' tooboot'*
And llit-y both sk.il tddfcd lo Kalaaia/oo.
The sun w.is up BB I the Btd man woke,
lii- Bilaaed h:* daaahtof aad *:iw tho raekot?
As he apted a oota m hat vae mt ro.im,
Btaofe tu the eraeh ol a walaat bracitet.
He raad lt itowty aad qaletlj tatd i
?? li.v'u'une K"uil llnng Ihut I w.-nt to lu-.l."
-tl'hli atelghla Nowa.
Tliero have bcen two aaBpaaa thls year?a p.rtlat
,-, Upae ,.i tbe mui aad .?tot.il ai Uaaa of Tom lli-udncka.?
-t. I^.iii- (iloha l.'tnocrat.
The b ial gieel giaadfathar ef aTeaea a/BMebar, who
di.-.i aoar Brl Igeport ia*t waah. i- said to have baaa >x
peBad iri.iu two of Iha Bew ahagleed Cloulcs be a.iaebo
btaaad hla whta aa Oaaday ea bst rataaa from BBghBali
| ?? 1,1,1, lawa " af Coi.neetl. iu, so trruied liec.iuaa
Um :ir-t artabad lawaof flMCaOaag weea stitehed in uiue
<o!iin .i i .p.T. wi;ro posses.-"*d by every baaBv in tn?
(olouy 1 . 1073, ln 880000,8888 with tue r.-giilremeiit* ot
thelaW. IhiK-was no?eclluti OKainat a busbaml kiss
Inghls ivife on Sunday, but there waa a BtWVhBtB
t!...t " n . waeaae ahall ki*s aWVOBBd od the Sabbath or
f.i-t Bgdey." Ilr. Baeotevpreaaaay vioiatedthea.rt:oa
which r.ud : " Be one shall IrurW, BOOB vietuala,
mukn beds, sweep house, cut balr or shave on tho Sab?
bath day."
Tho TutTboy famlly la In trouble attain. It slwara
will be I.i troublt- untll Jinnny departa for his freshiuaa
year in i ..liHi'e. und then p.Thaps ho Wtll ba hOOad into
proper bonarlor.
??iahi.ii havetaaahyaotoleekaat for Jimmy,' aald
the aodha poiinv tbe otii?r mornlng.
?? Wliat'a tlu' uiuttrr with the acainp I"
?? lhno aiii'i uoihiii' tui- tuatter with tue. Ulve oa
'iiutli.r ,-.tk>-.
" Ht: la very dlsob.'.ltcnt. He will do nothinu I ask him
t,,"
??Well. pop. I'll leavp lt t<> oaa. S*he s<>nt n.e on a for
eltro uii**i..ii. to brioa boaaa the wa-thm' whaa aha/aawtha
laa bal aacretary of tha Interior. 8I10 halu't any nuhito,
bua ahe, now I"
" I-11-. .I.iiui'a. 1 uiir t-.xrerlor has not been properly
i.tli-iiilrd to. 1 bava .11 a|.|M.intiiitnt with you In tUecal
lar baaaaaaat bataMatbaaaay breakfast la over."?paaBv
lord 1'oat. _______?___^_^??.
MVSICAl NOW,
MbbB. Helen Hopekirk will give one nioro
pianofortorecital atStelnway Hall befoi*? etartluit ona
t.mrof the eoiintry. Tho n-rit.il will take pba880B April
7, und a mo*t lniriuonloualy diverslUed proKiatuuie baa
beeu proji'cted, of which tho 88034 ninubcrs are M.ii.irt'4
?aaata bi a Baajev, Deethoven's aoaaBi op. 13 d'sthet
lipie), and Schuinaiin's (iraud Fanta^e lu C, op. 17.
Muio. HoiM'kirk'a reeltitla have pxliH.it. .1 hOf iu tha llgbl
of a talel.ted Ul.l-lr:.H. who M thOfOOghly 10*8880001 U
her attitude taward all that is gooit iu Uvr art. but baha>
erant <>f charlatanrr. 8he has set a tfood exuaplo
toour pianoforteatitdeiita m cboicoof iiiu.*lo as well aa
style of pl.iy, aud it ls t,. l.e hoped tbal sbe *1^ 08
aaaMaaafal ? baawvat sbe <oea.
The reapite from 00888 which Mr. Walt?r Damr^a.-h la
enj'.ytnif lie 1* devotltiK to the Oratorlo au4 Symphouy
aocietles. The fourth coucert of the Utter or^snl^atloB
will be gtvea at the Metropolitan 0|M<ra Houae next
R^tunlBy evenltur. the pnllniitiary pulillo rebearsal oa
griday aftawaoaw. The avagxaaaaBa is ??foliows:
(Svuiphonyin 0, No. 0.ScbuVrt
IlarcHroiie naw ,.Salut-Sa.-ti*
Ooooertatdok fur p.an ,*,.!',?.weber
Mi*a Kaiiuie Blooaitieltl.
" Dle lluDUL.iiKlila.ht''.Ustt
Muie. Madrliue sft hiller'a BOOOBd pl moforto recltal
will take Btaoa at yt.'iuwa..' Hall on Patunlay oftetuooa.
"Nanou" w.u. revlved at tho Thalia Theatre laal
Blghl wBb i'ii. Baht iig in Bm earl ?>t gtaeaaaf JawMiaja
w btah ohe i* aavtMadaaiy Botl tahjWa. The Thaita paV0ara>
IB* 88 of thls *parklitiK umslcal couiedy aw oduilrablr.tba
aiiiKlu8 and a.tliik'of itt MoOhrl iu the titular rObl iie
liii; in aii reapoeta the bi-?t arorh m .i;.t-rt!tta wafteh li to
b>, aaea m th<- ottj at the peaoaal bhaot
Mi-* M irle Vsn. WBO la to uiak,- her flrat appearanoe
aa aconcert bOBbB* iu Bow-Tawh at the laat of thl* year'a
Nov.-lty t'.iueerts n.-xt Tu.'*,l.iy OVOBhag, will alUh' M
t.ljrbt at a conccrt of the I'bllbarmoulo : octety lu C:0?
Olniiatl. Thia is her natlvo city. fio.u which ahe baa beea
ahsenl tlve voars, and .*he wa* .?or.liallv itreet.al wheu
180 laag at tlie publlc relieuiaal ou Tues.1 ty BflOeaoeBi
BBMBaaaaaTharaby will so.in start out on a coucorl
tom- bbOoi the aaaaaaWOaeal af tfejet ivud. sba win be
afcoliiliaiile.1 hy Ml*a . illle Tor!>ett, a taleuted -*"i'1"<
yioiin piayar, pardl .>r Mr la wha dw in OtBoaaaaBi aaae
DavMt, t.nor. and Adoli.h Olo*o. planlat.
Tho aiinlversary oftbe blito-of (Jlinki, the Uu**l.B
composer. ls lo be . tlebrated on tho '.'Oth af May by tha
Ini.UK'uratiou of a luoiiuiueiit 1 ?> lii* inmuoiy at Siuole.H|k.
Oatheaoajo day e retlgteea eataBaaayjiwiilefog
Lbawraal will aaBa alaea lu the Cathodral of tbe at
auniptlon. Mo*..ow.
The uiusic of Mendel.sohn's opera, " Camaoho's ?*??
diiiK." w"1" I h)Ml ""1>r '""' ,*,dB rei'reseiitutlon at BerliB
in i*-.'7, waaeaaghi 8oeeert otyti i>y thefBOBoaef laa
ton la*tThui.*l i> eventu*. Tlie perforuianoe BBBBM Ml
have been correctly VMWOd by ll.-' Iliatou erttlcs aa ouly
au experltueot witb a novelty of purelg
hiatorlcHl lalliaot. Mr. Apthorp lu The Lt nt?0
DlMiayl aaya ol tho work (which was Rlven wltb
plunoforto ln*te.id of aiOBOOtral accotnpanliuent) I "A8
for the work iiself. ouo cau hardly apeak dnally wltb
out hearlii*' tt with tho orehestra. There la inu.h K-'inM
uud loveiy u..i*lo lu lt. so.ue numbors 88*838888
spectally drau.atlo oast Jlut ono aeoa the 'pr.-ntloa
haud ln lt. a|>eakiii? froiu 8808310*88088 poiut of >lew.
The i.urely Idyltte Baoaasata are uh> $SF^Mdm
M",..1 -lssouii mihaa the terribbj mlataha. tu-jt,bo i m
?so,, u?d Btrauger.' und tbal ^^'hu'lf'Al ii w?y da
OTordaUea a Mdwjg^Xle oae cau easily underaiaai
^fiatuTotartfJiht r-ya botweea taaoaly two por
formanceaof tlilsoi?r.tt.i.'
Tbe NfO li ?s accepted the dedlcatlon of Q4MBOV8
oBBjag ..! Vlta." wbi.b ls to bo perfonned for tbe flrat
tln.e ot tbo llirniliiKh lui l'ostlval lu August of tbl8
J<Anow syniplioiiy by Sirambatl waa i^rformed ln tbO
hall of tho Ueruiany Ku.busay at Komo two woeka a<*
The srbcr/.o Is a?ld to have idven the -reate-t-..tiatao
tlon of the four movenienU. Tbe Marehoal Dareala. waa
lstha flrat of Italian entlca after Flllppe Fillppl. wrlM
of tho iicw work lntho Opinione: " S^ambatl ?'??
thls symphony npholda the llaif <>f ln?tn,l5P"*V!.!elodT.
Italy. aJhUemalutalBlug a eotitii.uo.ia""*"''"'"^
helauever vnlKar.and hia orchoatratloo dlapb^ng
JrVclaion. It 1. io behopodlhat ^ ? exampb-wj'?
nau] Imltatora, aud abovo all, buiouk tho jouufcc
A inlaalug atrtog guartat ln O. by tba ^**~Z
dale llenn, tt, has jilat been diseoverod at UriKii
hla eutbuslasUc pupll, Mr. Tbotuas Wlngnau.,01 ?

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