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~^EW-YORK. 8UNDAY, MARCH 29.
TWELVE PAGES.
111E MMWa THIS MQMNUtQk
FoRFiGV.-Alann among Russian people over the
proapcctsofwar. _____ Oxford won the Fniveraitv
Boat Race. __= It is reported that Osman Digna
is anxious to surrender. _-_-=- The French loat 6
officera and 72 men killed, and 190 wounded,
in two days. ess-O Beach defeaded Hanlan hy slx
l(,ugth8.-: Reported akirmiah with the robelfl
in the Northweet. ===== Catholic diplomata cen
aured hy the Pope.
Domkstic?Mr. Dorsheimer and General Slocutn
-ere mentumed for Postinaster Pearaou'a place.
- xiie ice broke np in the Conunoctlcut River.
--? a Philadelphian coniniittod suicide in South
Carolina. = Italian stcvcdores were beaten iu
Philailelphia, -: A ehortago waa fonud iu the
lKM>ks <>f the treasurer of Oswego.
Citt and Scbi RBAN.-Deatb. of Frederick S.
Winaton iu Flonda. -S-SB General GraDt unahle to
deep withont morphia. ssssss Becky Jones out of
jail. -Maas meetiuB of the Ladiea' Health Pro
toctive As.sociation. == Dinner of Puillips Exe
ter alumni. - aa Reorganization plan of the Wool
fihore Rail way anuouueeu. = Narrow eecnpe of a
honseand fainily from a bhvst. = Gold value
of tbe legal tender silver dollar (412L2 graius),
82.20 renta. -: gtocks geuerally were dull aud
irre_Tilar but mostly lower. an<J closod weuk.
lHit W'EATHER.-TiUKrs-K local obaervations in
dicate cloudy and colder weather, with suow or
lain, followod by fair weather. Teinperatur* yen
terday: Higliest, 31?: JOWBBJ 32j: average,43V.
The corauiiasionere appointcd to _5fie88 the
damages done to the Front-st. property of
Rufus Story by the Elevated Railroatl were
inatructe*. to apecify the injury done by the
tnterference with Ught, air and BBMM to
property rofipcctively, instead of putting it in a
lamp suni. They replied that this would be
inipossible. And no wonder.
Hanlan'a luck or his Rkill must have der>erted
bim. His defeat iu Auatrulia laat year by
Beach was explained at that time a? due to
Hanlan'a miaunderstanding about afoul, rather
than to Beach's superionty. Poskibly sonie
_och explanation cun be mado of tlie re*ult at
8vdney yesterday, when Beach again reaehed
the wmning-poHt flret; but the explanation will
have to be plausiblc indeed tomduce the nport
ing public to retain its faith in the Canadian.
o
Becky Jonca has appareutly place<l herself
beyond reach of the proeessea of the New-York
Courta, and probably slie has mado her laat ap
pearancein the Hamersley will contest. It is
impoasible to feel sorry that this old wonian has
avoided telling any fainily secreLs she may have
learned while doiug her duty to her inaster.
Possibly she knows very little, and in that 8BB8
her retieencc will not matcrially affeot the issue
in this struggle for a dead man's nioney. At
any rate it is refreshing totiud that the devoted
old faiuily servant has not entirely died out.
The result of the boat race on the Thames
yesterday was a victory for Oxford; but it
might have been a repetition of iheii? di-iVat 8.
last year, had one of the Light Blues not falh-n
ill when it was too late to provide a good sub
etitute. Thia ruined tho chances of Cumbridpe,
and natnrally detracts trom the satisfaction oi
the victors. But even if Oxford had lost this
Tace, she could yet have boasted that the record
ohows her superiority iu boating over Cam
bridge. Her men have won, not counting yes
terday's conU;st, twenty-two races to eighteen
ior Canibridge. Canibridgo.however, has made
the beat time over the Putney-Mortlake courae.
?
Disguise it as they may, tho English
otateamen caurjot BBBBWBl tho truth in re
gard to the Egyptiau gu~t_uty arraiige
mi-nt. It is a victory for the French over
England, for it eetabliahea multiple eon
trol in Egypt?just wlmt France has de
iuaiidtil all ahmg, and what Englandhua wished
to deny. Yet the gaining of her point was not
due to superior skill on thepart of the Republic
in diplomatic uegotiations. It was brought
about by force of circumatances. England was
not ready to say she would go into Egypt to
otay, aml nothing was left for the Euglish Min
istry to do, therefore, but to agree to multiple
control of the Khcdive's iinaucial affaira, or to
accept his otherwise inevitable bankruptcy.
Su far as danger of being killedby explosions
is concerned, one might as well live iu London
as in the upper part of this city. Blasting hcre
is carried .on with criminal recklessnoss, and
the wonder is that more persons aro uot killed.
A flne illustration of the disregard which the
builden show for humau life was afforded by
the explosion, yesterday, in Eighty-third-st.
The charge was placed in the rock only about
B foot from tho wali of au occupied house, nnd
natnrally when it went off it blew np a part of
the houae ;>,-! well as tiie rock. It ia not the
contractor's fault that do one was killed, aud
the authorities should take sufflcient interest
iu this oiattcr to have him properly pumahed.
a>
Sir Ricliard Temple was the president of one
of the most iiuportant aertious of tho liritiah
Aasociation at tho Montreal meeting. His
journey acrosa the Atlantic was prolonged into
au American tour (not his flrat) and ho
he was enabled to mako a renewed and
careful study of National characteristics.
7'he rosulta of hia observations are given in tho
admJiaDtC Pnper to be found on another page.
His rellectioils __*8) American traits and ten
dcncies aro more appn). iative than those of his
compunion in the Indian ^ervice, Sir Lcpel
Qriffln. Sir Richard Temple ls pnc of tho
brightest ornaments of the Indian servu-o.
having Ixsen knighted for his e08-pfcMBB-8 ?*>
miniatrative abilitv and having occupied tho
highest positions in Bengal.' Arduous public
service has strangely enough allowed him
leisure for acientitic investigations aml litcrary
stndios. Heia one of tho broadost-minded of
Englishmcn, and the papcr he haa prepared for
The Trirink und a few newapapera in other
citicsasaociated with it will have especial in
tereat for readers in New-York, where he is
personally well known._
A MOMM FMACEFUL OUTLOOK.
The newa froni Europe is reasauiiiig. While
proparationa for war are making on a large
scnle, tlie opinion prevaila that peace will bo
niiuiitained. London's fceling of nlarm 68088-1
by the Qiu-cn's proclmnation has not b08B shared
onthe Continent. The British Cabinet, instead
of cousidering the situation critical, is oon
fident that hostilities will be averN-d, but
is reaolved to socure peace by acting aa if
war were inevitable. This is the judgmcnt of
our well-informed Lontlon correspondcnt, from
whose conclusions we aee no renson to disaint.
Tho Russian Government, apparently, has not
reaehed I decision PBOpBCtiBf what has been
tormed tlie Hritish ultiiuatum. Even if it
rejects the demand, it will nattually ofl'or
counter propoaala of aome kiud. aml the
negotiationa will continue intli fWlitotv. It
the Hritish Government has pBOpOBOd the
immediate prosccution of the labora of tho
Joint Boundary Commiaaion, and the susj.t n
sion oi military movenienta on tlie frontier,
thedemarirl is not sodefiantas to oxeite rescut
ment in lt Petersburg. Everything points to
B diplomatie rather than 8 military oampaigu
for the present.
Oue curious contiugcncy is pn-sented by our
special enble disputches. The Ameer has not
yet decided wliether to necept or n-jcct the
temporary nrmistioc agroed upon boiWOBB
London and St. Peteraburg. If he insists u|>on
the immediate retircnient of thi- Russian troops
now threateuiug Peujdeh, the Briliah Govorn
ment will be placcd ta 8 most <?mbarrassing
poaition. It haa ulrcady inade this ib-iiiand aml
then haatily withdrawn it. To n-m-w the
challenge woubl itnpcril the negotiationa with
Russia, and possibly procipitut- B conllict ; yet
the Airoor is in a position to <lietat.' ternis ; aml
what Eastern sovcroign ia not capriciotis |
Lord Duffcrin has a most cnnspiouous oppor
tunity for tlu- displny of his dipl.miatic genius.
A military allianoo between England and Af
ghanistan will be another mcthod of securing
PBBCB by piepaiing resolut?ly for war. lt will
incrcuse tho probabilities of a diplomatie ad
juatnient until Eus-ia "hall be as well prepared
for war as Englands now affects to be.
COXSWERATWSS FOIl CERTAIX CR1T1CS.
Republicnn friemls, whoso good ojiinion WB
value, s<-nd in an occaaional comi>laint beCBBBB
The TiuncxE ipOBBI warmly, uheuever it can,
of the abilities and personal eharacter of the
Pn-sideut's appoiutmeuta. u You have even
praiaed tlu new Ministerto England," compl.iins
one, "inspito of his having bOBOB notoriou*.
? Copperhead durin_ the War, and a rcvih-r of
"Abraham Lincoln. You must know alao that
"he waa the counael retained to B8B88B the
"villaniesof the Einma Mine awimlle, aa well
44as the favorite railroad attorney of .lay
"Goulil. Ilow can you sjienk well of sendiug
"thia man to rcpreaent tho Nation in Great
? Britain f
But, good friend, what woubl you have T
What under heaveu did you expect ! Did you
not know that the party which carried on the
rebellion succeeded at the laat clcrtion T What
moro mitural than that they ahould send sneli a
man to represent them in Lomlon t The ruling
elasaes in Great Britain, who equipped the
Alabama, aiul took the Coufederate cotton loan,
and welcomed Mason and Slidell, aud glorilied
Jelleraon Davis for having founded a Nation,
cannoK-learn from the Envoy Extroordinnry
and MiBBrttT Plenipotentiarj' of the United
States that they woro all right, only, like B8BB8
people at home, a qunrtcr of a century too e.-u ly.
Hut why not f Did you expect auything elae,
when tho combinntion of the Solid South with
the City of New-York, aided by Henry Ward
Beecher, Georgo William Curtis and JflBMB
Freeman Clarke, turued over the (rovcrnment
of the cottntry to tho party that had tried to
bieak it up ?
Of courae such appointments are eoming. As
our people make their bed, ao miist they lie iu
it. But we aro eager to recognize any good in
the results. Mr. Phelps ia in private life a moat
estimablo gentleman, and his intellectual rank
ia hiirh ; and wo are heartily gla<l io eay ao. Aa
for symputhy wilh the party that carried on
the rebellion, is not that the logical outcome oi
laat November ? Waa lt not thenccloith .in
evitable that men who were on tho wrong slde
during tho treinendoua struggle for the life of
the Nation should como to tho front! The
career of the Deniuciatic jiarty, conaideiod aa a
whole, during the war waa infamous. It waa
tho sole reliauce of the Confederate forces?
every Rebel was a Democrat. It furniahi'd all
the traitoiouacowardaoi the North?every Cop?
perhead waa a Democrat. Nevertheleas this
party, auppreesing the colored vote of Southern
088888 by fraud and violence; rcinforced by
Curtia, Higgiuaon, Beecher and their ulliea iu
the Northern States; i?rofltlng by Burchanl's
monumcntal folly, and with the help of intein
perate temperance people, managed to obtain
eontrol of the Government. lt would havo
l>eeu worae than idle to exi>cct that the restora
tion of the Democracy would not have been fol
lowed by the u vindication " of the men who
felt happiest when the boys in blue loat a battle.
Tiie Triiu;xe?which does not hold that a
party in opposition ought to kick against the
forcordained?commended Mr. Phelpa, in apito
of his wnr record. It ia imb . .1 a bad one, but
then it i? no worae than that of thouaauda of
his fellow Democrats. Apart from that, the ap
pointment was creditablo, ainco there is no
qucstiou in rogard to his ability, learninor, ex
perlence and charactcr. It is our wiah aml our
patriotic duty as far aa lieth in us to live pcaee
fully with aud support this Adminlatration,
since ours is a Government of tho people. But
if wo shc-uld draw the line at Democrats who,
wheu the country sorely ne<:<ied frienda, arrayetl
th* insi-lves with her foes, what chance ivould
there be of our doing anything of the sort 1
The old set is back and all that scuaiblo nien
can do U to make the br>t of it. Lamar. tho im
paasioncd defender of Jedcrson Davis, aita in
the Cabinet and diaplays th<; ilag at half-maat
in meruory of an unmttigatcd sooundre! who
waa believed to have plundered the public
treasury oi nearly a million dollars and con
spired to wreck the Uuion wh'ch he had sworn
to protect, and who cortainly did eonspire to
burn New-York with Greok lire. Tvveed <lied
too Poon. Had he been spared ui.til th.- arnval
of this Demociatic era, he. too, might have
been the recipient of the Democratic funeral
l.onors tliat were awarded to Jakr Thompaon.
Wherever there ia a loyal heart to-day there ta
rightooun anger and indignation at Laniar s
coiidiicf. And yet why aliould anyboily be stir
nrisod t It Ib consiatont that the party that
backed sccession a quarter of a century BfO
should mark ita retnrn to poWPf by puttmg tho
MM at lialf BMUl for Thonn>?on. How better
could it convince the eountry that Democraoy is
. the same in spirit and in tondency to-day that it
,;is in 1*61 T .
8ft JHicvo tliat a former err.incnt citizon of
New-York w?'(> BJBJ at one timo City Chamber
lain. and who MM wered to the BBBM Bf J'ctcr 1$.
Sweo.i, v, is still iu the lf**. Wlici he passe*
away. we might expect (unlcas the patnotic
Mr Laidlaw does violence to tlie examplo set
by | in.n.bcr ol l'resident Clevoland's Cabinct.)
to see the flag on the (Jbamberlaiu'a oflioo
pliec.l at half-mast. For Swoeiicy. like Jake
Thoinpson, was an earnest Pemocrat-and
there were other points of reseniblanee. Democ?
rary will Ba in the ascendant for tho next four
vears. Lf I 81 not expect too inuch of it. Let
pj not expect it to break the law of its heing by
IMOWittf a decent respeet for patnotic senti
menL ?_______^??
TIIE UMMOMUZ (ATllEDRAL.
Tba opening of tba MMaofial Cathedralon
Hempsti ad l'lain has bi on formally announced
for TlmiMlav in Kastcr 11888. The building has
been virtually cotnpleted for ncaily eigliteen
moiiths. and the delay in cousecrating it bM
beencausod by businoss negntiationa between
EHlbop Littlejohn of tho Kpisrop-.il LHOMM ?1
Long Island and Judge Hilton as Mr*.
Stownrt's representatlve. If there have been
any IJBOartMH at Lssiie respeetinff tlie etnlow
inent fnnd, a trlM discretion has been exerriscd
on both sides. for both the Diocosan authorities
aml th.- iiiitia.L'erof the Kstate have kept thcir
OWB coimscl and not adinittod the public to
their confidenco. /Uthoogh the papers have
beM rigaad uA the ajiaafaaMani tot iransfer
riag the Cathodial to the DiOMM have been
]iractically conipleted, roticence is still main
tiiitu (1. the atnount of the endownunt has not
been authorltativcly stated, although it is MB>
erullv unilerstood to bo large enoiitfh to yield an
ineonie of 81$t000 annually. While this is not
so large an endowment as has beefl anticip.itid
in Bonie .iuarters.il; is a princely ben. faction,
t.iKeii in connection with the Cuthodral itself,
tba EpeMOpaJ lesido'ioo and St. PaaTl Babool
for 15oy.?. While tho atrueturo will bo opened
for the lirst tinie tot religiotis services on April
8, tha oonsecration of the Cathedral will be dc
ferted until tfioTMocesan Convention haa snnc
tioned the transferof this magiiiliccnt propcrty.
Tba immjbjIpj aaiTtoai Ol this BSfcjao building
are to bt Mtnplo and quirt ; and it is probablo
tliat the arofl eonduevd on the I'othcdrul
foundation will M practioal and nnprctontiotn.
Hishop Littlejohn has the repulation of Ixiiig
one ol the bost busincs* men m the House of
Biabopaof 8 pre-oiiiinontl.v praotical rdigions
. <ii!i:iiiiiiion. It is rrasonable to coticli de not
only that he will make the incorne go an faPM
I?i.^il.le, but that ba will aLoaiin toronvert the
(' itliedral and the sohools into practioal ag.-iician
of Diooeaan work. I'nlesa tho cinlow inctit
fnnd is lntu h laiger than is pncralh supposcd,
it will lu* inipracticable to inaintaiii servics on
tba IMM Mfda M in tba Lngliah cathedrala.
I'rubably no atti-nii.t will be niade for the
pMMPBl to eondiiet MTI MM in an cxpelisive WnJ
for the beiietlt of the sniall eotign-gation that
may gathcr iu the spacioua na\e. While a atir
ptieed eholr will l?e organlrerl ln the Cnthednil
Hchool and tWPJBBBBf from Drooklyn, tlie mualr
will not bcallowcd to inakea great tnro.id ujkui
the ineonie arailable for genoral purpoaes. The
more practicid totirae will Imi to rendcr tho
(iitlie.irul a eetitre for DbMMBB and mission
wotk and tooniploy tho ineonie latp 1> i" BPB
iiintiiiK' tho elMoioncy of Um loboola.
St. PaaTl Babool ia uot endowed, and iu ex
paotod to become tudf-austainiiig in the roiirse
of time, tho deflclency in enrrent expenaea
btaBg teiiipnrarily tnet by the Stcwart estate.
It is not probable that this arrangenieiit w ill bo
pennaneut; and the Diooeaan aiithorlties will
have tha dotible duty of inaintaining both the
?ehool and the Cathedial npon tlicit own rc
spoiiMbility. Hishop LitthJohn's repulation is
a Kuar.mtoe that there will be prudeiit and busi
neas-like BMMkMaBMBt. If tho w>rvice? do not
lit the lathedral and prove at OBM worthy of
this Kpleudid ineinorial to the gnat incrchant,
whose fanvo, euti ijirise and succeso are umong
the inost honorable traditionsof tho nietroj (dis,
a bagtaaMg ln iiractical Diocosan and cdtita
tional work will M uiado.
ADDIMO A NMW TEMMOM TO MATHIMOSY.
Of \atf yeara there have been no many coin
plaintA Ixith of the untitnoai of yoting women
for wives aud the unlituess ofyOBBgMM for
husbands, that the honorable estate of matri
inony might aliuost Ix: thought to be fallllig
into disrepute, did not statiatlca reaasure a
doubting public bf/ showing that tho wedding
riiig is as uiiiiKToiiB aa ever. Hut if a dis
jiatch froiu Maeon, (Jeoriria, which j.urported U>
r. late the siirprisiug exjierionee aml iiielancholy
lato of Mrs. Fannle HoWBtd be tiu.i, a BMM
forniidable obatacle to the union of twin sonls
has aiisen than tho inost conflrmed cynic aud
jicssiiuiht cror iniiiKined or hoped ft.r. Accord
iiiK to tho Macon dispak'h the lady iu queition
was a widow. Aftei her husband's death one
Sterling caiuo Into the ueiK'hborhood. "The
"widow, strtick by Slerling's reniarkable
" reaeinblaiico to her late husband, cnootiragcd
"his advauci'*," and, in a word, they were
niarried. And .now aOMM the remarkable part
of this hiKhly interesting norrative. " As soon
"aotlie bridal pair btepped out into the hall
" way, while the lady's attention was attnicted
? by MBM objeet, ahe folt her aiui deprived of
ttit8uup|)ort, and looking up quickly obaerved
"that ?he was atanding nlono. Her husband
" had vanished into air. She has come to the
"conclusion that it was the matorialized spirit
"ofher flrat husband." It is niiperlluous to
roinark that this is a PhtftUog and aJMgaabM
weird denourment; but it ia inuch moro than
that, for i/true (lt is p?:ilia]m necensaiy to cin
jiha.si/c the oondition) a brand new visla is
hereby opened, down which are ranged a
striking assortinent of noTcltiea in domestic
and social catastrophes.
Ihidegrooinu have vanished liefore, but not
thus. We havo all beard of matoriulizatioui
also, but they have been ju.lieioutly conliiicd to
the 6?-auce-rooiii, and sceptics have complained
that they nianifested u lack of purpose. Ilut
if spirit bridegrooins are to revisit the pale
glinipw?s of the mcon, clothed in bo perfect a
fac-simile of tlosji that their relicts cannot
distinguish b(?tween theni and inortals, and if
they are to resutue the doim stic relationa of
life in ao far as to eiiciinivent the aforosaid
relicta, only to leave them in the lnrch by the
inost uuDriiicipled and hcartlcss dematerializa
tioii at the chtirch door, uhat aecurity or
assuranco cau there bo any more foiever
jipiinst such post-morteiii pleasautriesT Nor
is it widows ulone who are menaced by this
thorou^hly illeK'itimate inixitiK-up of two st.itcs
of heing. Np'iistcrs will have lo deviae moans
of testing the aolidity aud permaucucy of their
Buitors, aml Sclence will be ealled upon to
invent. new methods of detecting materialized
spooka who wonld a-courting go.
Aud it is not every widow who desires
further relations with tho dear deparr-ed. Cag
lioatro inade his great<*st hit by announring
that he was going to resurrect tho dead in a
French couiitry churchyard. All the heirs, all
the wuloivs, thronged to tho magician, and
paid him laviahly to let their dead rest. Tho
moral is obvious. Tho matcrialization of
husbamls would not as a rulc be popular, and
tho uncertaiuty of their demuterializntion
would produco a BBB8I of painful tension both
in the donicstic eirelc and aociety. OB the
whole, therefore. tho best that can be 1u>ih><1 ia
that the Macon iliapatch <lid not relal<-facts;
and tliis conclnsion will, fortunately, bo more
easily reaehed by tho majority than ita
extremely distreasing and perturbing contrary.
What n great country this is ! Knirland has her
Mahdi, Franoe her Tonquin, Marrioi his Boo 8ul
vadnr and Nicaragua, Canada h?-r Manitoba, Rus
sin her Afuhanistan, but when the Unite.l Htntoa
wanta to sit down on an Oklahnma booim-r, all that
is iiccessary ia to iaauea proebunation. Aniidaf the
cniahof matti-rand tlie wreek of world", all we
ncod do is serenely to inauiifacture the nicatis for
ciiir sister natioas to destioy thouiselvea with.
--a
Nothing illuatratca the siniplicity of Oeneial
Grant's imture more clcarly than hia tostiuiony
tluf "ittook BM two davato behevo it waspos
tdble that Ward had cominitted the act he had."
-?
T_0 thcory of total depravity has au'aiu been
rtidely attacked by facts whieli go far toward prov
iug tliat no hunian croature ia without its tpasfc
of g..o.l laint, p.-tha,ps, but still visible. Popular
juiL'im ut M well-ingh uiiauiinou- i" condeiuiiitig
lh.- traiii| aa hopelesaly wi< ke.l, aiul a boOBf to
whorn any beeotiiing emotion ia aa odioiis as a bath.
Vct t'rotn B North Carolina town couies tho jrratify
mt: BtOTJ that B traum. who was bOBBj BBoltOBod by
two lone w.niicu, IOOB ia his iniirht aud alew
a iindnight iiitruder who attonipUil to rob hia l-in.l
protcctors. _
Iiiics its virtiu- f.-iil so BQOBi H ro is this early
riMug Ailiiiiiiis'iati-iii aln-idy twn-? too lato to R.-t
? in.--s.-i_i- totha S.-nnte ln-f.irc it adj.mnis. An.l
yet the Senate ib>es not nieet nntil iioon, and fll
ITorMbsaflBB- that Ha Aiiuunisiration ibbb with
tha iluwii aml milkcd its rows 88-818 brcakfast.
If tlu- Kast Kiv.-r eoiitinuoB to be th* roooptaelo
for tona of rafooa nn-l BaA4t0dff_B_B iliily, Iha aulo
of cjuiume ooght to be prodigioua this auuitncr.
?
Wluitcvcrfault POflBBMOtOB POBISBB OttJ Bad with
tha tii-scit-ti-M. >.f hia Miigwiunp liieiids. ho imi-t a'
la-ia-t IM s ifisli.d witii tli.-ir zcal. lh, Sm-York
liiii'i, wliicb NBBBB to have taken hia BBBB iu hand,
hoabroaghtaa Brgnnaaattobooi apoa tha Praat
ib-nt thal ia tatj bha Ha 7W-. lt boo dioaarBBod
tour Kiurlialiii.cn, wIhwh BOBB88 h.ivo probubiy
nevcr bOfOBO boOB licard BBBB thia si.lo >>f tlie water,
?ho U ?>! fv to Mr. roaiBoa'a pBodoAaial BhataatBt.
Nothing < l08 "liMiM ba BOOdod 0 ith thia Adiiiiuis
tration toaeenre hia rcappotntiuent. If lm auits
foiur IbB-MbBOO und tl.e Mtigwump* tlie c iw
ahnuld Ih- coiiaidcri'd shUIimI. [Vct wo hopa Th.
Ii,,,.-'* aiipp.irt will imt ilcatniy Mr. lVarson's
ahaaaBa] _ _
JahB K.-Hy'* (OttMOaOBri fr.un the laodatoUp of
Tninmutiy lialltHtiot 1 ik< !v totaha the ahapo of
uu UKsltftiuiciit to Mayor (iraee.
? - -
Ai aoedtag to tlu- projectora oi Iha Itapaasd brfdaja
?oiaaB tho Baal Btvor al Maahwoll. blaad. the
work will be lintalic.l wiihin u few years. It would
1?. a ijihhI tliniK foi the city if such W.-ro th<- 00-0.
ThfOagb rapld tianait i<> paiota <>n Loag laliml
woubl liuliic.. inuiiy poBBOBB 88* living in New
.'? | -.-. tu . .-iiiru t'. their OWB st..t<- and pav taxos in
Vu Vork _OtOOd ?.f NewJer-cy. Tbo pmj.-ct is to
billbl MM bridge on tli<- catltibivcr plun, BBBB-Bg BBB
of IiUckwt-U- UUnd to BhOOOM tho apana. llio
. ..-t waaal ta aaJhra ftooilo-o. tha amoxaoaAad
.ui BBB llmoklyn HridB<\ Capltallata are aaid to
atmiil r-ady to anl tlie mt'-rpriae as 1000 BB the bill
aaw bafOco tha Laatolaiora ia atgaod 'Jbj tao Oar.
.-.ii.ir. A acrond brld?e to I.oiir laBBBd BBOOM tO ba
ii.ot.-li.vitnu- to capitalista than thOOtTOOdod North
BaTBB tui.iicl projiH.-t,
Wo aba rvc that tnaiiy of our DbbBBBCBBbI cun
tcui|Kirarica aro prinliujc the politieal obimary of
HoaatoB Mahaaa Ihoy Batsht Battai wait oatfl
Virtcniia paya b.-r tlehta,
In one of hia charucteriatie lottOBB to hla antiipie
cbiiin, Mr. PUh, t\nllimnd Wiud iiiak.a this tont-li
DiK BJBOBjll " I fis>l that you can appn-ciate my de
airc ns a yountr man 81 gahl thnt pOBOt where in <>bl
au<- 1 will have but to ait down aiul enjoy tbe re
aulia af my work." Mr. Ward couhl not
<-nt< rtain any BBBM ruaa.mablo dBOaTB,
nor one the publlc la more biclined to trratify. In
fs.i. it woubl be a ahaiue to make Imu wait till he
la old iMiforo ha r?-ap? the full reward of hia work.
Ile ouh'ht to have it now, and Sing riing would be
juatthepb.ee whero hla cuterpriao couhl cv|mik1
itas-lf to the beat satisfaetion of bia eoiiutryineti.
? ? i
Thero ia talk of uenig electricity t<> protu-l the
Pridire caiB, if the experitiutita now beinu mado by
thedevatcd roada ahould prove auuccsaful. That
would aolve a dilllciilt problein, na the awitch
eiud'iea wnuld no loni^er be DOOdod. It would savo
time, OSpOBOB and luimii anee. I'.lectrlcity is BOO
eOOOfolll iiaed to propel cars in QOfOBOajf and Ire
land, and then- aoeiiia to l>? no roaaou why it ahould
uot work well on tlu- BridfO.
It lo eotnfortiliK to tlu-loveraof oysDls to relbrt
that, althoiufh BBBM al th" faiuillar BBBIBBB of
H.ipply have failed, now B0B808B are projectod to
UKik. paod thetleliciei.cy. f< harlcaton, B. ('., ia now
nirdiiiK up her loiua with a viow of raiainj: the
ji.coi.ipai ahlB bivalve for tho inarket. The
(lorbaiao ^eu'a and Ctmrtm argoaa tbol jtha vab is
ncar tbat city are BOll BO-fiad 89 BfBBBf ciilt.tre,
iuhI tells whoin It may conceru that ? no Induatry in
tbe w oi ld perhaps so well roj aya t he in \ rst inent of
a bttlo time und labor troperly applieiL'' Not Ioiik
airo a abrewd olmerver roiuurked to aome Southcrn
rongriasiueu that tln-ir aection would lw better otf
if it raised " less h?11 and moro Iioks." ofcourso
bofli as tliua BBBd is a Keiieric inclmliui; oystera.
We wiah Charlestoii a huv BBMBBBB of aBBBBBB B ith
her new induatry. Lol 00 bOBO that heroyatnra
may be so ilelicious aa to make good the lo.vs oi tlie
vaiiiuhed ? aaddle roi k."
PEB80NAL.
Thla la Yunity Fn.r'a u.-a.-rlptlun ot Mr. \\". 1.. F.irst.-r'a
aciithing uttack upon hla funuur BBBaBfOaB ln i.ie deluito
mi the tuotloii tB cci.a.irc the Ouvcriin.eut tor lla illa
i.atroiiB work ln the HouJan: "Hoiiao orowdud iikuIii
(turlnp l*r-ji Mujor Furatcr'a aONtoagM OpOB I'rli.ic Mml
illi r. liiillcrica puckial. IXveralon cauaed hy luilc|>eu
dent'Btriii.K.r, VfeOfBaBfeBa ln VaortOg hut. Tiluiiii.tiitiit.iy
jK.ltita to inciuhcra 80 lOBB of Jlei.-c wluu c\iio?tuhU?d
with. ticiitiy paoaoodad ta ratlia BnO'lCoJorlMajBM
with wortla uf cncouiagi-inent to furmur cullcagiiea and
lurea thcm on. Klulalics hy ivuilliui them tu rlhhona.
Buggad ilgurc awaylua: rrmn al.l? tu ahia. -..:.? or <Iry
ohucVlea. Wlhl halr aweeplao aeroaa ateuily ejea.
Vulce liuW uplltUxl, l.iiw alnklliK iillnnat tu whlaper.
i ni.iii.-i.? poaaaa thca tho eaofBaaa i"
JiiiIrc Thoinas J. Mackey.ut Hoiith Curullim, whu hua
been actliiK aacuiiuacl lorOcuorul lln/ei. hi.rure tliec.nirl
martlal, ia, anya The I MlaAeljthin Rrcord, " a very ipieor
r.-lluw. iIi- la uu chl.-rly iiiiin, hut hla liuir aml u.iiat.iche
aroatlllJctliluck.ii.il hia eyea aro aa ph-rclUK aaever.
II. Is ,i iiiuii ut cxcellent ul.lllty aud |Oad oducatlun,
with a ni.Mtt rciiiurkHhh) tluw uf wonla. Ho can talk for
thrcchoura wlthuiit atopplug fur hreath. BaootBt Mur
gau, of Alahauia, la the ei.ly other l.iiin ln WaahliiKl"'.
wl.iicuii liutlila. Mackny la a iiiuii uf C-ccll.-i.t rmully,
tao> and very pruiiil al lt. Oue oNila ncar relatlvea wua
the hite Dr. Mariou si.na, or New -Yurk, whose ineiuulra
Jii.Ikc Mack?y lacumplllug. I'ullke uioatof tho mmiiIi
. i n ? .ln l_. -.' lli. ?'..! Kciiile'.uoi li.ia a i U'hl tu hla tllle.
Th.-y luuke .ludA'ca uut of all aorta af n.utciiul Mouth ua
WelUaNurth. Muck.-y wuaa \ary gmsljudgc, l.y tho wuy."
I ,u I-. la prcacutly lu hl.iaauin oa tho ruao wilh tuhleta
iiC; xcl tu \ .it Imu hmiscs lu hoi.or oi BjBOMB rcal.loiita ot
llluatrluua lubiuory. Pron.liieut iiniuug tleiu will he :
No. 15 Kuo Hellochuaae-to llcrnardln do 81. Plt-no
aulhorof" I-uluud Vliidnia"; No. I Hue Fursteii
hcrg?to i:iuf.iu- I>elacrulx, pulntor ; No. :t!> Kuo ltlehe
ii. ii t-i IuiImi oi. phlluaopher uu.t wrlter (aiilhur uf tha
" EuryclupHt.lla") i No. M BOO de lu Cliuiiaac^-d'Aiitlii
Io (iuaeral loy, tha grcut I.lh.-rul orator ; No. IM IU
luo du lllcheiicu lo Lavulalur, Iho cUoailal , No. lli Kuo
dcs BfaatflO tO Manuel, the Llheral orator ; No. 38 Rue
Vital-tu Henrl Manlu, the hlstoriau; No. 2 Bae Dan
mule-to Francola Mignet, hlatorlau ; No. 4_ Rue do la
rhaiiasee-d'Antln-to Mlral>eau i and No. 11 Rue ue
Montparuaaac-toC. A. St. Beuve, poet aud critlo.
Tho Rev. Rcglnald Barnea, Oordon's moat tntiraato
frlend. rolatea how ho made the ncqualntance of the liero
of Khurtuuiu, at I_iusanne. " For aaaaa daya I did nut
know hiMiuuie, and even after I did it did not ooeur to
mo that ba might he the famoua' Chlneso' (iordou. One
day heluvitedine tohlsruom. I notlcod aome atrange
documcnta on the table. ' You have been iu Pnlestlne,
and know Arahh-,' ho aald ; ? look at tho.se papers.' I
took acveral aud glancud at tucin, hut aoou lald thcm
.lowii, rnmarki l that I kn..w very llttlo Arahlo. ' They
arodeath w.uranta,' he aald. I wua ao stuilled that I ex
elalmed, ? Daatk wairaati I wi.v, arbaara jroo f ' l>?n t
you kuow tue I'he unawcred. 'I havo he.iu liovcrnur
Danatal af the Soadaa and atiu aaariaally ratan tho
poaltion ; hut iiothiiit; now rcinains ror uie hut to stgu
thaaa pogaao~thal wiu en<i it.- "
TIIE TALK OF TIIE UJ F.
Th* rhitwl'lphia Tlmn is aatoulshod to learn that
Wlllimn Wulter ItOBJB la not tho onlv famoua man of
that i.aii.e. The Timrt lacka philosopby. Thla ia nn cra
of polltirs when mushiooiua crow over uljrht to the
altltudeof plnoa. The now JMnlster to Lugland, ahlo
lawyeraaho ia, doea reaemlilo a tiiualirooin in ouo re
_I..-. t vhai ho faBa Into puUtiea?ho haa dono hla
gruwlng lu tho -ha.il-.
" When I want my chlldren tomlnd." anld Popinhiy,
" I .lou't atop to e.iplaln the MaOOM to'cui. IJuatput
my foot down, and tbut's the cnd of lt." ?'Oh, well,"
ic'-pomied Bloi.i, ahacnt-miiidcdly, "thal aovaratha
_rou.nl. ..r ooune: there is no uoed of explauitiou.
(Uuillugton Free Treaa.
Nuone haae\cr beeu able to tell why one aldo of a
street ahould bo bclter for hualneaa purposes than the
other aldc, hut lt la a tuct, neverthelesa, In thla city tho
v. r-t si.Ie or the strenta ruiinlug north and ao.ith, and tho
south ahlo or the strccts runuing cast und weat sacui to
be the favorltce.
The Democratic famllles of the landare tuodclllng their
boaaehold arraaaanwata on the White lloua<; plaav
Many ot thcm have dlamls.aed a I.'rld.et or two, and
otli.-is gct aloag wltl. the Itrhlgot pcr.sonilled iu BM
hcadof the hoii-chulding ultuir.a.
" \N'Uc, aul.l a (jonuluc old l'.ourbon. " Ilcreafler we
ahall have bnokZaet at 8 o'clock aud heglu tho day'a
bualotaa with proinptncsa."
" Wc'vc bOBO ealliig breuk/ast all along at a qiiartcr
bafoto aorea. ir you t__a_yaaeaa get aloeoby loaiug
?Ii bOOf aai B oa inor every day. I'djaat as lluf try It."
The aaaaa old anaagaaaoata aaattaaa.?[EwtfaN Paat
There are now tour artealan wella ln Aabury l'ark, the
averagc depth oi whlch la about 480 fect. The WBter
whlch Bowa from thcm Is excclh-i.t.
Phlla.lclplila now cluliiia to bavo a populatlon of over
u luillloii aoi.la. And yet thla MgtOWB -tlckatntlie BBBOO
iittl...al. uae town awlndle of aix-cent car farea.?
ITrei.ton BtataOaaaata.
Tho MOgwoaaaa aro now baogoolog ta oajr that oftoroQ
iligglua ia not ao black as he la painted. N. lthcr ia an
uthor gaaQaaaoo who is aald t<> Ba g?iug ahoal as u roar
lagUoa, Tho Miiuwuinpa are welcome to all tho com
fori they can get oui of thla alatciiici.t.
TIIK B_JUB_
H.-rc the elaahtiig nf the clana, Ho.irhon clana,
B li.it i llau.c ot (llaconteiit Ih.-lr hlgh utnlilll'in fans!
II.iw lli.-y taitl-. tsttle. tattle with a ncver-tlrfnir month,
While U.c corruapoudeuta prattlo of tho Clvii Kervlco
l.attlc
witu tho tpoUamen aCIBa Boath
Maklng fuu, fim. fun uf Rafonuar 1-udlntoa,
uho appaara un boooat apauit-1 uild tho boogl)rMooo>
ai.d-tana
or the rliii.a, clu.ia, clana, clana, clana, clana?
or the anaagU-g aad thcjaugiiug Boarboa clana.
II. ar the huwllt.g nf ttaLOOO. Jnhn Mcl_>an.
Ai.a ihe .,?..>? l Borpraaaad <>r Pav-c, Banrj Pajraal
They are aorely dlaappolatad aud ara uatag arorda of aln
Thal tholr Orover, tlie auolutcd, uow haa PpOdlOtOP
uppolnt.-d
To tlu- nii-aion at liorlin.
Ilow they l.owl, howl. howl, lliteriultttng With B growl,
W hile the De.i.oi TBtlc " klda," Jol.it.._ iu tl.e aad refrulii.
Bwear wlil. Payaa, I'avne, Pavnc, Payno, Payuc. Payne,
And the diaappuintcit Bdltof llaLaaa.
--(C'oluinhiin (i 'hioi Wspatch.
The hymnwrlter of The L?ul$ri!le Courur-Joumal
la rpctrutea the IBHOWlOg I
?? lu <;.m1 we truat," the (lollftra aay,
Aml Clevelaod'a g..t a i" a ;
At luat t.? baavei aa*ia aa Iha way,
Tho pearly itato-a wo'll \lew.
llie loadWlflb lalandcrs are golng cra/y over ro.ler
?kadOg, K\ea the lepera aro lenrnlug tu cut plKeon
? :u. - aa tha rM4j arhoala.
A illati!i_..l-ln-.l (OUaa tOWaaOOM la ?..in_ to aettle
down in Taxaa. It would be very gratifyli.gtu bia many
frlenda ir be wouhl aetti.- ap u BlaaaaOfHaa -~_B_#.
h.wnl.hi K> puhll.-au.
Accunllng tu the 1...-.H p-.p.rs I?mlaville la IBBOBBJ an
OBOOffoMa iiotorh-ty for the liuiuhor of criiuet which
ir. aaaaaaHtad la it. Iha trouuie aaaoaa to ba a laxity iu
the adiiaiiiair.ii.oi. ..r justlco.
In the ajirlnx thn fenntln r_l.iie.it
Lookl unr.Miiinou s.id and aolemn ;
II. the apitn- tl.e dry Kotxla iiierchant
t'ro\\d.i the a.lvartlslng colunin.
?[Sprlngtlcld I'lilon.
In the Town of W irwlck, lu llho.le laland, la a bouUlcr
mi poiaed on another rock that a paaoao st.unllng ou lt
can roek lt froni alde to alde. Wheu it la rocked a dull
l.ooinlng aoimd la irtven out whlch can be hear.1 furmllea
uver Iha oii.itry ou a atlll BBght. A legetid aaya that ln
thla manuar the Imllana wero accuatumed to auuiiuun
th. Ir warriura to couiiclt at thla place.
Aa Mr. nevfland la now uiaklug aoniauy rotliictlon
In u.c axaaaaaa of tho Govarament, evaa tu turulnx
uwij ai; hut IhlOa of the Whlto Houae hoi-M'a, we are
amboloaaad to make a aaBgoattoa. Why not dkaaaaa
wilh all. aud 111! their plaee-u ith mule.st 'I he mule la u
bardj aud pata nt i.e.i-t. can ha huiight ein-aiajr than tiio
horsc, aud keitt for !??.?>. A li?r... Broold atarve to death
hImtc a mule would grow rat. It ta tnw a uiille will
klok, but Prealdent t'loveland, hy cluaoly ohaervlng lta
bablta, woald iie iwtter ptapaiad t.< m.-et tha wrath m
enrafad aad diaappotalad oBtoa aaahata aiterabit. Try
mule-, by all BOOMO ?[IVorla Tranacrlpt.
Mlnlster Phclp* aaya that when ho sweara hy Yalo Col
l.>?e he truata that la an oath on which tho HecurdniK
Augel will drop a tear. Now really, if ho wanta part of
hla rea<>r.l blutted out, be would betleraak the augel
.i.'ert-a.ii'l to expunge certam reuiarka about Ahi.il.au.
Iiucolu wnlch he BtJaBBd aome twenty yeara ago.
a Boathan PnahytaBBB ataigjaMM thua wrttes in
TAc lntrri.tr ahuut the OOBBOOai '"Our a(?
clal relatlui.a are auch that we refuae to In.-or
porata Bm aagi.lato our aara oraoak annatoaa. Baaaa
or our ehurches are reluctaut toadinlt th.-ai to uieuitiet -
ahlp, and lu none of our ptaabytatrlaa are our colorod
uilulaiera ullowisl tu take part lu the pr.M-cedlngB. Wo
>vin not onnolaaonnaaartarajrthal looaa lowaia Boctai
eip.alliy. I a... OOl tulkiug about lnUiui.irrl.ige. \Miat
we uiCMii by am.lal e.|uailly la auch au intcrchango of
?oelal courteaies ua reco.nUea no dltferonce ln ratiK he
tween the partlaa. We will not c.niae.it to thla. Th.-li
Boclal aph<-i-o muat nut only be aeiiarate hut InferioE.
Wa inaiat. aad aaaaa te inaiat.th.it in our latarooaiaa
Wtth thO negroea tl.clr aoctal lufcriorlty ahall be iaoOB>
nl/.cd. Tlila uur.tcudly auclal rolutluu Llndura rellgioua
wuikaiiiong thaaa."
MCSIV.
TIIK KVMl'HONY SOCIF.TY.
Thi- fotirth eonceit of the Syiuphony Socicty,
longdclaycd bytho death of I?r. Dauiroach aml tho
op.rullc encagenieiits of Mr. Walter D.ilu
ruach and bia hand ln the Woat, touk
placo laat nig'ht lu tho Motropulltau OgBBB
Houae. It waa the ti rat tlme that th.< vaal theatro hail
beeu uac.l for ui-chestral mualo aliuo tho Wagnor con
eerta of Mr. Thutiiaa a year BgB noxt muuth, and there
waa rtonie ciirtualty tu teat the avallablllty of the houso
fur ordlnary coucort piiri-sca. A Judlcluua .!Up..s.i;ni.
or the hand lu frout uf the curtatu. whioh waa
kept down, removod the hludrances to aucceas
whlch were felt laat April when a great voluuie of aaoai
waa awallowed up hy the vaat rigging luft that extemlcd
upwiinla it humtrnil fret abovo the beada of tho per
forii.cr.a. The distluctuuaa with whlch tho luualo uoiild
b? hcard laat ulght in all portiona of tho audlence ruom
leicept tho alde atalla ln the tlrst few rowa, whore the
aminil from Ihe vurloua cl.olra of tho hand atrlkoa tho
the car B-OgaBBltg) dOBBBMBntai agaln the fact that
th.- acoiiatlc propi.rlloauf uur now opora h iuao aro a*I
inlrai.le.
The pio.niiiiine uf tho concert waa aa followa :
BoaajBOOf mi', No. 9...aehnbert
Itare-roUa ?.rta.nt--.aeua
Com .a utiutk r.ir plaaoftaM... ?-????.^ eber
Miaa iannv lllnuiullelil.
Hvti.ph.inlc l'.'.-iu. "htii llu.iiii-.i?i hlacht." lafter
huuhlluclli.l.U/.t
Iu the.-..- aolcctloua Mr. Walter Dauuux-h mado hla llrat
laaal .??-.o aa couduotor of au orcheetral ooucert.
ll.-arly recugnltluii of the inanlfesl tal.-nla or tho young
man haa BBBB aaa_gaOad from all uuhi_.sodJu.lgca by ihe
work wlitcU he did lu the uoiid.ictoi'a chalr ut tho opcra
atter the death of his falhcr. Uo ahowcal
then that ho had the atiltf lu hlui
out of whlch couductors itre mado, aud though
mithlug that hedid laat nlght, or at tho publlc rehearaal
uu Krl.luy aftornooii JuatllliMi extravaxaneo of pralao or
p.oiulae, muoh of hla work deaervea commendutton. Ho
did uut veuturo rar ln the daugcruua walnn of orchoa
tral couductlng but I'cuiaiucl cloae to the llfo-llnca.
Tho n. liuli.it a> u.phony la not only aa cloar aa crystal
but Is ulau ut tho llugera' enda ot all llrai-claaa Inatru
inci.liillsts. Thn Itaicaroll of H.iint Sui'ns la a novelty,
but ouu that pi.-c.il. uo diltluulllea uf iiiterpirtatluu ; ln
fact It la au lualgnltlcaiit btt of wrlflug fur
B.i.ull eichcatra with hnip. :..? I contribuicd ex
treu.ely nule to tho prugraiuuio. Tho Wohcr
ptaaoforta eoaoano la ain.uat baokaayad, aml (ha
a\ u.pl.oMlc poein can be u.ude tu go ir Ihe lline ho ludl
CHlcd m Ul. a llrin hcat. Mr. ll.iuil'uaeh liaa .such a beat,
Ihi.iicli he doea Uot l.elp It by hlahlthlt of wlhlly wavlllg
hla left an... Tha varioua ui.ivnu.outa of tho ayiuphouy
wero ,i.i-ii witb atetidiueaa and prectaion,
hut * wilh a iiiiuiiiiuin of oluathlty :>.. I
a moat notlceable luck of fcollug aud
14)ii4* eular. lu a aaoaial way thla la truo alao uf the or
chealntl WOrit lu the other uu.iiher.s nl tl.e achouie, and If
the faotoi eoatrlbutad i.y tho tahaaaat araakaeaa of aome
portiona ot tha i.and ba aui.tractod tlu- raaalaaac will
repreaci.t ihe auin uf the liiiitorfectioua chargeablo
ag.tlual tho yuuthful ounduotur. Mr. Duuiruaeli
la olover, well-gruuuded lu thoory, haa luige
1
capabllitloa and great connueure iu uia power?.Hni t j
futuro wlll open a wlde iiel.l ot uaefuliKae f.r :,m, in
New-York Clty. Belicvinu tliia. are rearet all tba iiiora
thopolleyof tbe dlreetora of tho Syuiph-mv -,- t irlu
at-BudonliiKtho laat concertof tlie ptojectcl >.r , ? ,,?),lir
to t'.ui young lu.iu'a inteudod d.p.irture f.ir Eiiro|K>. Htieh
a cotiree tenda to inuke u uraut iiistitntlna
aeeni dopen.tont upim a aiiujle lu.llvi lu.il. In th" <uae .,f
men of eoiuuiuudliiK tale.it uu.l p. i uliiir ftif ta, tlHa Mr
Thomaa or Hr. Dnniroach, auch u dejktiun.ey ,< wH
proj.ullcliil, liut iu thla cuae we .'car tba iu Ineui e - ,!i,.,
found to I.o illaiutwatiujr. lualitiulotia iiae tln- Or itor .?
and Synipliony 8oc letiea bavo. u mlaelon whleh luaktM
tii.'iu greater than tbeir direetom. ir tln
lutter could st.ind the almck of l)r. Danir .-rh'i
donth lt ouiflit to bo able to fullll Ita oblltfail
Klvln;? one eaarirl lu tbe ubaenco of W.ilti r Daurrawa.
MM Hioouiilcid's perfornaacoof the plaaefortetaa>
ecrto pmented many polnta of exrelleiica but they
were Mfl BUiklag inaii iu her Blairtag of tMHfluaalt mb>
certo ou tlui ooruaioii of her iir.it uppparutH-a
I ln New-York. soino of tho b?as waa dirmUy
trur. iii.le t.i tln- dllTcrciice ln lu.IU. ti pi.rtiou alao to au
obvioua difl'ereuo.r or fceliii-f tov.ord tlie Coinpo-iltimH
Tm HflaaetlaaaflflrMM plaiuly one la wMflbaaflteaa,
tlrely at bi.iuo ; tba Wabar work Iflloafl faiuiii.ir to her
and ahe aptironched It leaa rourt.letifly. 81111 h.-.p,.
foi tiiam-e of It wna hrllliant on lta tocholeal eido und iier
raartlag IneM thraaghoM.
the xeif M1NIATMM to exglaxd.
BM (?WX P IMTICAI. CilARAClTR AS BfettPOTBB IJf
Btl MTtafATB OF I.INCOI.N AM) TIIK II1KOM
OF TIIK WAIt rOa THV. I'MIIV.
On Friday Thr Xnc- York M'/j/J, "utider a
Burlinstoii, Vt., BM Mne. printed an cluboraedeacr.u
tloii BBdealegy of thoperaou, cuaracter aud MMM of
li.lward J. PMfpa, th? new American Minlater to F.nst
laii.l. To tuost MMMM oue of the nioat MMfMBMg P'jlnta
of thla nrtlole BM the long quotation from a ajifeeh
which Mr. I'helpa dell verud beforo .1 eoiiferenrc of Demo
crafa on the evenlng of Aujuat .r>, 1*0-1--daitag tbe
Preahluntlal caiiipalgii. Oareful luveafliratloa ou behalf
ol lh, Wortd f.nli-il to diacover the allghteat cvidence
that the apeaker waa falaoly reportod. On tbe contrarr.
Mr. I'helpa nnverileuled tho accuracy of tho report. and
" liiirlliiKtou aaya that .he u.i.liiuliU-illy dld .lelivnr lt"
Juat aa It waa reprodueed In Thr Untland Ilmtld in lssO,
when Mr. Pbelpa w.ia runultiK for tbe (jovercioraliip of
Vermont. Wo coph .1 the othor .lay aome aentences froni
thla Bpaaai aa tlicj wero <pi?t>'<l ln RM '"iry?rk Timrt
tlurlliK the campaiKu of l-so, and here are a few more:
Vouran l'l-ini'miiei- a.s well a-, I how lonjr atro it waa
when llicre uu.l M M BMfl/aMapMafflfl) aatMrwaaj ernt
/?;?(? arvaad Uu nrnntry uiaMvtf waaf thry ralitt uw,'
tioii?| lauk'hterj? uml ? -lirty litto n t thry trcrr, m BM "II
knoir. 1 Baaawed Mnanterd i'lmj wouid r one araaad the
eountry aud tliek up thiir dirty IMlr handbWn aml hare a
mretiny. Well, there woulit uot l?>' many tlure txeepfl
a li'W Mti.uu- iiiiiiile.l wiituiu. [laagBter ' Well, they
wouid have i ?;oo.l tliue, if they could itct rld of tlie
lioya, bai thry WOOld throw rotteu SgBB and they voaM
ihI. mm of ti..-ui ,,ii; of towi aaofl tn ? vfetM oa a ruil.
and then there wouid l?e an awful row about ,'ree ipeceh
liiliik' luvmled, ete. . . . Will. rrrn'Krn, when Abr>ih<tm
l.inr'dn, thin he, >iti< tb-rat,- bark roitntry i0tornry?';f.t
la,,-,'and lau.'litor Ihr m-in tm/to. ,il \ip>m n peopl. 1/A0
did not kninc him by a M "/ pflflaaflMM who dt! /.unn
him. vdhont mi- riiiylr quolijlcutiin for a MaflBBBBBS??M)
MM , not ',nr -uiii 11 Ufl WM liMiiguruted BBd ato.al Ihere
BB the C'.ipltol stejia aH'l ret-elvoil the oath of oiriee at tlio
handa of tlie v?BaMBbM C'hief Juatice, lt WM BOt Mfl MM
th.-ii. even thouzh the peopln of tlie ?>otith, flXflUed,
uliiriue.i, w.re looklujf thla way aud tli.it, mi each one
n^ikliiK his aelgbbor, waat ia gotna t?. ba MM f
. . . liut if you liaM-m,t ifnt MMMgt of it, theti co
atraluht ,,n ln the jiaih whleh tlua Ailioliilatratiou pr>>
poflflfl to vou lf they cau ne<|,ine a new I. a-.- of power at
your haada Bead tba raal <>f your anildraa dawa to tbe
MBagatflr froM wblch tnari aw so nw reMralag too*
atepa?aarry ap taa MpaBM of iivIhk, af rear dally
bfflfld, uutil you bavfl a pop.il ition moat of whleh ia he
glanlng to Itiid oat what aurvation ineana: eurreiidi r to
an Adiuiiiiatratiou whl.h iilrrady pimaeasea every ela
melit Of BBBfaaaMa but ita Blaatty I ^irc thr rr$t of y<oir
l/roo'i ty to liilt nthrrnttof thi* mem of til-'uintth ,1
hiiiii/ini/oii'to thr tkirtfij thie war. . . Well, CoUKr.si
bm already aboUahad the .ouiniutatiou, nnd how aaMl
tlie aabfltltatfl hualneaa I Why, we aie MMflBatttl .vory
part of the worl.t to buv BigMraaM taaaaMiM f>>r kuIh
atltulea. Tliat'a wliere you are icettlnif your brflflpa
You have had ahout ^'00,000 In tlie country nnd yoo
cau't gat tli.'in aay BMM IM have aot to hiiv),>ui
troups, and the 11..-11 that you ar*. uble to bayaMI
pr.-tty 1111 -.? rabll ?.t. Now lt ia propnaed to exteriuinaM
thaac Soiiiheni ji.o;.le with ll.at kln ' of atiltf. We have
tn,t ineeefldod lu aoiag it with our own nutlve atock.
We are iroi.ix to do It MM with tkoflfl II. - <
tii.it we havo l.oii^lit up. evcry mau of whoiu re
qBlrflfltwa nton to cuanl him. . . .
Ii taa Oodof our fathaH Ma not utterly deserttsl ua
?Bdtdotl't thluk he baa?I t'nnk that th.- Ood than
jilant.-il thla Lolony ln the wilderueta and led It h> tha
hand ull lt waa the tlrat N'allou ou the faee of tbe MMaj
Ull lta plain deatlnv waa (o irathi-r t.i/ethor all the ua
tlonaof the world -thr u?d that did thot it Bflt laiag B ''<
it uolo ruin torthe mjffntndizrmrnt ofa muierablr, dirfy
totofpohtteiant. . . . Aud 11 it la fcoliiK to Im- at
tempt.'.l t<> Hiirrottiiil the haiiot-liot with bayonet<, tlu-a
they ara aoiiitf f> aee the l.liriceat HKht? they eror aaw.
[Uproariooa appUoaa]. Aud I don't aay that In th*
aplrlt of thoae uli-'Ittlo-ilat MaMWMM alwuya liur
ralniii: r<>r a wur that they don't .lare enguge ln. I BBBrl
?ay 11 la that light.
LAMAR'S TlilHITE TO A DASTARDLY OUT
LAW.
From Tht PM tVO (iraphir h<m. and ardent Admtnit.
tration.)
Secret.iry L.unar, in ordering the flag over
the lutenor l '? o utno-ui to Ue iu.\e.?l at half-uiaat and In
?napflodtog puldic huaineas In hotior of the BBMBM I M
BXsweretarr Jacob Thouipaon, ?ommltteil a ?. 1
error. <tu.. doiihtloaa, to the momemary forsetfulucas ot
liieonteatai.ie hiatorieal fa.-ts.
Jacoh Thompaoii of MlaaNalppt had pluoed hluiaelf
iMjnnd the Boaadfl of rtvillzattou by aelf-confehwd .4. :*
ot ura.iu aud liiccndUn-lii. ooMlBlttfld uuder hl- ordera
aud illrection In Xorilieru cltiea durlio; the Ctvll War.
(??itaiii iiKHles of warfare are docmed BMBM
und Ifgltlinatfi undei' the uaaces of ru t
oat 11 un an.l the rulea of 1 ni.Tiiutinii.il law. Ilurnlnif.
cltiea, far remove.1 frotu tbe aeat of war, hy atealth and
Iiy ineuus of Greek tlre, cxploalvea nnd tmehea ln tho
hand-. of 11011 eoiuuilaainne.1, uneulUted coi'licrt
iiueonui'cted witb any oriratilzed mllitarf
fataa M rommand, waa n?t war uot
IcKltluiate wurfure. It Involved the deatntotton of
iion-eoiul.iitanta wttjottt uotlce to wlthdraw froiu
BBBOMj uud the burultiK to death of HaMBBBal af irin-i
Bflal ehildren aud wou.en. an.l the criuiinally wnntoa
de-triiitlon of fOod, elothluK aud otlier projiert) uot
ln any BBBM eoutrnliaod of wur. J.icot. Thoiuimou's ,-kU
an.l niin... ??M ^.r.'.-uoly i.l.-iitleal in their uature wltb
the MMM MM ati'l monatrona MMM of the .tjnauil'.fl
oiitluwa B'bo undertook to deatroy puhileaud prlvaia
tirnperty aud inu.'.'.'iit Uvea lu I.ou.lou MMMl of New
Vork hy almlltir tueatia. Thoiupsou'a oBeneea are dertuad
lu the orliulual lawa aa araou; hla borrible work waa tha
work of an lneendiary, an.l he xbould huve bc-eu t ried
und ?? nt.-'i. e.l to the Pcn'.tentlary aa auch. He la
.iiiltle.l to .10 botiora aml 110 marka of reapect froni
a pMt (ioverninent whlrh he trleil by sucb luauuiun
aud auch daslardly means to deatroy.
CHARLES o'CON'OK's B0OB8 AMD FEE3.
iBr-.Sriia.'.o Cre.iinrr in Ihe I'ltittn.
Thfl lalfl of ( harlea O'c'oiior'a llbrary only realixod
,*7,(Maior if8,OO0. l'rohatily the hooka ooat tlvo tlu.ea
the aiuouiit. But they w.re old faahioned. There aro
new faahlOBe ln Law. lt aeeina, ua ln aptiutf bonueU. By
the hy. 1 hear that the Mrgflflt foe Charlea O'Conor over
ro.'.lv.d wua hla liut. It waa pald him !>y Keferee liuu
g\tn, 011 the purlltlou uud BNfl <>f BM Juiucl eatate, and
iiiii.iiiiiteil t-i a eh au caah flOO.OOO. It caiue out ot
Nelaon Chnae'a one-half of that eatate. The otber one
halfof that eatate tioea to tho Krencb helrs, whow.ru
1. ;>,???<? ?nt.-.l l>) Matuuls de Chauibruu aud tbo late lajrl
?. Cbatflold.
rOMPI.IMKNTS AMONO FRIEXD8.
From T\e lluflUu t'tiurirr, A..?i? i.nuft of Prttident OtflMMi
lly way of VetiiniliiK 11 ci'iupliuient let ua aay to Ihe
SiW-York himt llml it? arjcuuicut that tbo appoiutiueut
of a l>eiuocr?t iu ploeeof Mr. 1'earaou aa poatmaater of
New-Vork Cliy wcuhl pMpaN Clvil BMTtM MMM la
the argBBBflBl of a fool. If nohody I.ut Mr. PMHM IM
inaintaiii the Clvil Servlee refortu law In the Metropul
Itaii p?at IMM then Clvll Sorrlcfl refonu
|B aMaafld t<> Bpoody dlscoinrtture. If no DMM
rrat oau l>e tr.Hto.t with the leitaiui-tratiou of au ofllca
lii.eaiia.- It Im.-. 1,000 MHDtoyM I M anuiial aalarlea f<M>t
up ut ai^WO.OOO, then the DBBMOTaM parly la not tit to
llve. i/u (ourur haa ulwaya held tnal utileaa la>tb
purtiea could Ik- truate<l to adniiniater tbe t'lvil Hervlofl
r.-foriu law, f'nll aatrlM refonu woul.l nrove a f.illure,
und It aeea 110 reaaon to chanp. lta optnlon. 7Af Timrt
th,.iii;ht u l"i>n,o, 1 at ti.od enoiidh to he Freal.lent of thfl
( uiled Stutea and uo one wlll uppreotato lta arnuuu-nl
thut a IMaoorat la uot good enouifh lo ho poalmaoter of
New-York.
?
dM lXJISTICE 10 LIXCOLS'S MKltORY.
To the Editor ot The Tribune.
8m : In the al?lo nnd interestiuy paper en
tltled ?? I.luooln the Man," by Mr. Donn Hatt, pul.llabed
iu Taa Tun.t'NK on Siin.lay, March 'J'J, the aaaertlou la
tigalii reiajated tbat Mr. Llncoln " colled for a cotulc souir
ou the Idoody huttlettcld."
The wrlter MMTM that thla atatenu-nt orltduated
with tho late .Io*. l'h 8<'ovill, .\r? \ oik eiiireapuii.l.-i.t
dartag tha Wat 9A JM London BbWMVm8 The London
tttandard, whoao lettcra over the ?l?rnatiire of " Mau
hattun" MttMM uow?pa|Mra wlll 00 reniemhored for
thelr .vlrulont dlsloyulty. Hcovlll waa formerly editor of
aoyernl newapapera of a certnln claaa, The Watp,
The PMrpMB aud //.? ?AiiWaaA. i'he ovidouce that
BmtBI luveiited this uiallKuant atory, aoon after I'iaal
doiit Lincolu'a vlsll to tbe Held of Antietaui, Juat aftor
BM .uttle, and that it waa oopled from tbe LoudouJoor
uala by newapapera in thla country lultnleal to Mr.
I.ine.ilu, tok'ether with tbe proof that Scovlll admitted
that tbe atatemoot WM a fahrlcatlon wrltten topleaae
the Ki.rfllsh readera of hla lettcra, wna ptibllahod in Tht
Siw York ragiprndrnf nt riiiTtM ta,laa7.
lf Mr. I'latt'aatateiiiout waa Imaed ui>ou Hcovlll a puo
lieatlou he haa doiie Mr. I.lneolu'a meiuory a K'***' in*
luatlce. hy uivluu the MMBtMB ot hla. nauie t.? II. \ ourfl
len|..,tflllly. laiU II. C'Alll'BMbK.
Setc-York, March M, 1818.
UMM MADISON'S COMPLEXION.
To the Editor of The Trtbune.
S111: Io ix recent number of Tiik TafBtTPB I
read, ln a letter of Mra. Frauiont, aorae remarka ahoat
Mra. aTadllM Sho beautlfully doaeribed her, bu?. alludad
toher ualngooHiuotiiM, lu wblch 1 muat dltter from Mra.
FiiMiiont. I have a inlniature ou ivory for wblch Jira.
Madlaou aal to me, piluted after she waa eiKbty.
Iu bor alttli.Ka 111 her own bouao, durlaa which aheen
tertalucdinecharnilnKlr, ahe never refueedjto reclrfl
oallera, and alibouKb luther pale at the commeinxaH-i I
of the alttlna, tho d. Ilcate. l.oauUful wilor ea.ne M "??
cbflcka aml her oomploxlou waa like a chll.i a. The i-u
liia- I havuabowaiiKa.iwi tiecketchief. folded b.oo? .
couveniioi.al old bLafc relvet. her bead "'?r"""ea,.,,i
tha li.evltahle turhaii. ln ahlch ahe olwaya wore ? Tg
iniiiui ,ue. aun-ouiided wllh jaar.a, of Mr *Ilirtw.'Jn1,irJtl
?peotfully, Maa.J.aui-Li(.a.
.Wii' lork, M.uvh'J'J, l-o&.