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J-OUXDFD BY HORACE OREFLEY
KEW-YORK, MONDAY, MARCB 3a
THE VEWB THIS MORNING.
For.i'ir-.N.-Frei.elitronps d.-f-nted l.y tfea Chinese
at ____f_o*.-= :<-**erel Greham la advan.-t<*
TamaJ aa Wadaaaday. = _D_-a__o_i troopa get
ting ready ln BatYiee in tl.e Natthwaaf. =-B*
porta?i .--iniiiil.es in < ,:itial Au.eii. a. i-: Pnuce
oil..ii. the ffaaaiaa diuleaaat-t, >a daad.
DOJgaiTIl-.-Kiirlity-four e_BT-__i nt Ti.-iiUiii
?wen coiilirii.e.l bv Ebafeoa () Tatr.-ll. __? The
asM-ssment on railroa.ls iu lowa lar^ly inereasea.
.-7 af.r,n(11,sa-';.i.i-f th_ Aiifient Onlerol Hili.r
ninns were preeefeetl la Ehalra. ===== Pany H
Finith die.l in CbieafO.
City am> B__t)a__.K.-'*-_B_r_ral Graat'?pbymclan
haaii'j anmmaand =_x C-_teetaal taaari-aarim
cxperterl. -?? Insh r*TOta-0__-ta COUBB-l tlie
B____atka <>f tlie __iaca ?f Waies. = Ed
WBff] Bl*4e an.l l>r. McComb died. __-_ Prrpara
tions f.i- vaelitinKsport.
Tur. Wi-.ATiirR. -Tmnt'VK loeal e-taeiratlona la
riral.-sliiil.tl.v wAiiner. paitly eloadj weather, and
pea-hljliahl rain toward i.i__t. 'Jcinpi-iatitn- vi ?
tcitiay: lli__est. 'A< : l'-wt-st- '-'7 : av< ia^-,::_"'.- .
Tl.e irrinciiKil >v.-nt ln raebt-tg clrcle* thla
naaoa will af eoanrae ba tlu- raei for tli.- Am.-r
kaCap nalrai indaad. Eag-MJ- becc_iei ln
Tatr-d in war, autl Lieatenanl Bena, ownei of
on? ?f tfea aiimuiilB-H boata, ai tfeeiebj p_a?
vi-nt.'il fromoomiag. As tliis great race ^U
doubtlcss bc J'olli.wc'.l by l.iinor ..ii.-s Ifl arhicfi
tfec Qalataa and tbe Qaniata will take part,
tlifsc coiili'sts, 111 inUlition lo tba u-u.il rac-i,
Corinthlan aad -tbrfawiae, will keep tba loren
oi ocaaa Bpoiti buaj-aad happy, it tl.cy win.
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M. Fiiry is a inan of norvc, l.ut bl will dread
la ia.-.- il." Chambeot of Deputl-i aftei this laat
nrws fiom China. Th.- r.-vn-i' al Dong DoBg
um bad eaoag-, aad althoagb tbe Pwaiiet
hi'littlt.l it aa l bleflbd liis oppoaeBta in the
Cbaaibei brarely,--! _foT_n__anl <>n Satnrday
onlv gaeeeeded ia paaabig to tbe order <?f tho
day brj I iiia.iont.v- ot l'i Ottt ??f .r)<>0. This is
11..t gtroog -ttpport ai beat, aad ii will l..- ___
priaing if tba dafeat of tbe French troopaaf
Laiif-soa is not followed by tlu defeat of tht
jiii> GoTfM?a_e?I at Paria.
? -_? -
The New-York POB* 0_Boe is not the only 0B1
intliis State foiitlly BOOghl after bybongty
Lenioeiats. A ..r.-tty little conlliet is Wagiog
over tha Poat Oilieeat F.iniira. (ioveinor llill
has a in iu for the oMot) whom the anti-llill
faetion ia Chcuiunp County boppoBtBg bitterly.
Tfel r-itiiatiimi has aa es|.eeial iiiten-sl for out
Kideis. in tliat tlie tcsiilt will he taken ar; an in
ilifatioa of the wishesof the Presile.it in I.
gftrd t<> Mr. HllPa a b?laat-oa for Groreniorthli
fall. if Ur. Ycoinaiia ffotm iu. th. fair infereace
is that Mr. Clevelanil wants Mr. Ilill to he his
uivu bbco aaor.
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Beeretaiy Laaaar toaobed ? teader spot ln
the Xoilliuhenheoiileie.ltheStarsaa.l Slrij.es
lo ii. aaalod dowa half way ia -MiaoTjr of the
traitor Jaeob T-Knapaoo. Tbe ad ia widelj
(hnt.'tnreil, uot oaly i" the Kepuhlican papets,
but hy ;,?<' Of two rcspectable Denit.tiratlc
journais. Some of Mr. TbootpaoB- frienda
(eveiv niair has st.i.ie) hav.; conii.lained of the
haiah tbiuga that havo beea'attered abooi
liim. MNo_-dag hut good ofthe daad,nthey
cry. Tbal is all very well. Tho loyal new
papers, Indeed, troald have baea giadtoiay
?Othiagi hut Si'fietaiy Laraai has loreeil them
to aay a giaat deaL
T?ipoaapaad tlifiiiBiafinrai of paepariagto
put dowa E?Bl_ rehilliou iti the Noiihwest an
iij.p.tii-ntlv i2-'t\ lagtbe Canadiaas inii.h ph-asiu-i-.
Tlie Iroops who have biea pttt under ainis are
full of eiithiisiasi.i, and BO is the eiowdlhat
wateht s iheir prejiaialions foi .1. p.n tuie. Tht
than.-eHine lhat the tiuiihlt- will he BOPPD
without niu.h diilieult.v, hut still the pTOB
pcctivi? eampaij-ii will hanlly he a picak >\
rursioti at this time of tho year. Bpriag-B
Matnioha is aaything bat balaty, and the
Toronto troapi will ba Ukaly to aaad tlie extra
ilai.nels ho kindly piesenleil to them hy ihen
towiiRin. B.
The inenasi ;ti liti^atit-n is baooaatag a
gcriouH evil in niuny States, and coniplaints
aro heard Iroia all dinetioiis tliat jus
tiee is praclieally deniod to citizcns OWiag
tothedelay iu the courtB. Tlie N< w-.Jeisey
IfggUataia baajaa- takaa Um iirst gtap toward
Ua i aiahlialnientof at'auitof Appeals in that
btate, aud then i~ talk at Alhany of
apjK)it.tiiiK a comuiission lo lielp our
Court of Appeals catch uj) with Itg
work. The uiovemeiit iu New-Jerney ia
all rifls-i -8 >l looka towarl the louudinjr of a
pennaneul i-oiii t ; hut suth a eomi-iiatuoii as in
proposed here i? only a ?_____. at be?t. Tbe
re_ular tourtB ouglit to be ahle lo adininister
jUBtico and aettle diuputi-a proin]>tly without
CAlling iu ouUidc help every little while.
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Ai.-_..l.-iot The Tkiihjne hends uaaconi
plaiut about tbe wav io which bia pioua iucli
'nationto worahip God yeBt<>r<lay aftcrnoon at
Sl. Thoinns* WM balked. Itcertainly 18 more
or leaa irrit.itii.fr for a atran*-. not to bfl able to
,,.t?H.',.t in church, but our fnend should re
meniber that churches luuat bo Biipported, aud
that ifthev depended upon chancc l*B?i}*n
their Hui.p'urt w.n.ld bc so sleuder that uian.V
would havo to ___*? their doorH. The pev*
holderBy.tem ecrfaiuly BBB BB mV* fcaturca,
but 80 longns it exists pew-ownerflhave ftltfM
_g expet to nnd th.-ir seats reserved. As
" Tiiiiunk Keador" wiys, Iho B.vsteiu is calou
latcd to provent the churehes from entcrtain
iag __f_l9 mWttMl but judiriiur from the
tone of his letter, W? b*J forced to the pamfnl
conclusion that iu this partieular ease no an
**__._ visitor has beeu bluflcd. _
"CLETELAMt AND REimiM-LlMlTED."
"There is no Keform nbu.it this," men say.
We did uot cxpect any. Knowing that the
administration of the Govcrnmcnt had been for
BOOM v.'ais sim.nl.nly cftkient and pure, men of
iutellitfence knew that 9 ___a_f9 ttOM known
and tried to uuknown and uutried uun, from
liH'ii vxpericiiccd and trained to men incxperi
enec.l and untrained, would neccssarily bc not
M___6___a,** but aomething else. Keform may
eome, if Mr. Cleveland has the uerve to iusist
vi_4i.ii it, wlicn lie beffi-M to Iind out what sort
of stull"political recoininendatioiir, havi' foisted
upon liitn as material for administrative work.
Mi anwhile, the most that could be expected
was, that in _____ tliinjra hfl shonld serve his
country at the expenso of displcnsins his party.
There was no possibility of mistake about it.
Tlie temper of the Democratic party was
known, and thfl eharacter of the men who had
beea its BO*. a.-tive workers. There was an
ab^.ltiteeerlainty thut the suit of n.cn rcconi
in.iided to hia would be, to 9 great extent, the
sort ofiiii'ii who had made .hfl-MrllTCfl uselul to
theMaiiuingsund the Gormansin the pust, and
who had helped most etli.-iently to srenre lus
own elcctiou. That eome such men should get
nppointed was also inevitablc. Mr. Cleveland
ishunian. He eould no more help it than hfl
could ln lp being a Demoent Bul he haa made
appointments which do not i.le.ise his paity,
.-in.lit will beobserved that tlie very reasoiis
for which those appointments ;ire coiniuendctt
bv i.thei' people aie the rc-asons which make
them particihiily oft'ciiMve to Democratic par
_____*. 1 'his ng.iin. he could not help. lt he
tried ta do anythiug riffat, he ara* compell-*- t<>
______ men wiio had fllflCtfld bim. Hfl does try
todoaome tfcingl tha* are honor.ble, an.l in
entitled to ttax -redtl for them. In other thingi
bedoeewhat his party wante;tha1 ii to _ay,
iiii.iut tbe woiat thing poeaible. Bul that is
notJidng to hfl surprised at. The stream does
not rise bigher than its souree.
It waa nol tobe expeetedthat Mr. Cleveland
would decline ta appoint aetivc rcbc'.s from the
South, or /..-iiloiis S. ces.________ from tlu boi.Vr
Statea, or inaJignanl Copperh_ad9 from the
North. Ile eould not be a Democratic I'resi
.l.ul if he .li.l not appoint such men. Ile would
be thrnst oat of tbe party and forcibly Tyler
i/.i d if be did nol -elect aod bonor the men wrho
really represent the bnlk of the roten and the
conrrolling elemenl of the party. Itiaonlydue
toliim to say that hfl Bflenu ta have do diffl
eully ol iiiind iii.out it. lf men likfl JflCob
Tbompeonand Jefferson I'avis Bhoald noi be
honored by tlie departmetlt* over which they
once had charge, that fact would bfl a confes
sion by g Democratic Preddeot thal it was
wrong ror Davi* to bfl a traitor or for Thomp
Bonto-teal. Any ron__**-on of tli.it sort, of
cont-fl, would put Mr. Cleveland out of h_9
party at the dtouble-ojniek. The tree eannol
grow bigger than Ita bark. In this caat tbe
barh refnae* to grow much, and the __u_e-bound
/i.uiri.oi) party with whieh we have to ilcul is
the party with which Mr. Cleyeland also has to
deal. ^___________________-__
THE OAVBB OF WAB,
Tlie tecliiiical question at i^Slle between
RuBai* .iii-i Graat Britain is a dlapnted
bonndaiy. The frontier elaimed by Af?'li:in
istan andreeognixed hy Ettuatafrom l~*sl nniil
tle- recent adyaoee wa* ? line ronning from tlie
Harirud a little s.mtii of Sarakhs to the I Kns.
TliC fertile section b'tween th.' Tlircomail
deaert and the Par ipamiatu was ooneeded ta bfl
Afghan tenitorj eren after the Rnaaiana had
Beenred eontrol of M.-rv and eatablialn d an out
pO*l iit Saraldis ahout 200 miles from ll.i'.it.
Thfl boondary now daiiued bv II. Le*BBt paaae*
throogh Akrabat and Bala Iffl-rghab. Wlthin
tliisdispiiled l.elt the Uuasi.iiisliaveoceiiiii.il
iiiijioitaut polnt* sixty iinlcr. south of the old
frootier. Pol-i-Khatnm and Bari Yazi have
hcen gflurriaoned aod Bdyanee gnard* hare been
Btationed ai Znlficar -****, Aknthal and Pnl
i-Khisti. Soine of thflflfl oiltpo.st.a h:ive bc-n
maintained hrTareo-aan alliea, bot the Rtusia
eommander h;is been reaponiiblfl for themili
tar. adyanee _ tbe yailey* of the tworin ra.
The ebief Btronghold held hy Ihe Afgfiana In
thi* oonteeted tone ii Penjdeh. lt was oeenpied
bythoAi.i'- troopa ahout a year Rgonpon
hisreo-iying B4%*nrancea from thfl British Ooy?
erament tbat his domioioni extended as i.n
north Bfl the Sarakhs line. Bal* Mnrgfaab,
'.arlin. Roh.it Pa*8 and other polnt* south ol
th. frontier now elaimed by R__*_ are __ao
garri-onod bv hi* s.ddiers.
Ihe ii laaiaii Gfoyernment deniesthat Penjdeh
ever belongfld U) either DoM Moiiami.n d or
siure AU, and chiitns the rigbt of annezing the
dlapnted *one as a eonntr* w_bm~b -hireomani
h.ive Bettled. The Briti-h rejily to tlie liist
eonnl is that from I863tol879 ShereAb und
Takoob Khan exerci_fld toyereignty Lo the
Herat plai'i, aud that the Sariks ot Penjdeh and
other tribe* north of the city paul tribote rego
l.ul.. The obviooa objeetioB o-fored to the
el!ino-i-,i;.hical *r*romenl is tlut the races in tlie
diipnted diatrict are so Intermlxed that it i* noi
l.raeticahle. to distin>.iiisli hetivceu l'ersiana,
A'-h.ins aml Tnreomana. On military _rt_____~
thfl Bngliah nrgfl that, the Znlttoat and Bobat
p__9e9 muBl bfl oeeopifld by thfl GrOTernmenl
whiehoontroli Herat, 9lnee _h__fl ar.- tbe n.ituial
i.titivorks aud j.ate.ways of West. rn Af^lian
istiin ; and for ______ reiaon* l'enjd.ii maal !?<?
retained for thfl protection of the road leading
Ni Maimena and Balkh. The Bn_aian_, <>n th*
other liaii.l, flOntend thal a niutral /one between
Turkeetao and Afghanistan cannot ba marked
i,ut, aml thal tbe frontier iinist bfl oxtended so
as toeiiil.iacc on their sule thfl iioilhein s!.i|n a
of the __r___amlani and the \ulleys of tht;
Ilaiinid nnd thfl Marghab, who** posmlation
has h.-eu PffOteotod from ihe ni.tiiiiuliii).' nu.ls of
the T-kkeand Tnraocnaa tribea.
The Kiissian aml Bliti*h (ioverniiicnts flffOfld
in 1^7.'l to |_<*otnl-B" the northwest frontier of
Afghanl-tan then elaimed by Shere Ali 19 tkVt
99 thfl Oxus. The distnet west of that river
B/U8 not delinilely outlinod in Lord (iriinville's
dispateh which was made the basiuof the Bffl, .
tneiit ; and this is the ti nitoiy now iu disputo.
At that _____ the Kussiaii- had barely brfna
then maich from the Casjiian, and the clii.i
pnrpoHo of thfl iie-rotiutioiia was to decide that
ll.rkhara should fall under _U_B*__ intluen.e
aiul AlKhanistaii under that oi EiiBland. In
1MH2, when (-rent B9_B_1*)*9 had been made from
llu- Caspiani RaBB-ia leailirined the vnlidity of
ihe _8j~|*a_9_9M_| ol ls?:!, ami tleclared its readi
ness to deline thu frontier ___*_ thfl Oms ta
Sarakhs, thu- uccopliu/,' the liue uow recui_,'ni_e.l
br England. This waa tbe work which was
ansiffned to tho Joint Commission hy tho two
Korcigu Ofllcea-thc complotion of tlio boundary
frtiin tho Oxub to Sarakhi. Tho Ituflsian com
missionors havo tailed to co-oporate with Sir
l'eter Lumsden iu det.rndiiing the frontier.
|f. Lcssar was sent to Loiidon with pioposals
for on " ethnojcraphical boundary." and the ad
vance of the troop* withiu tho debarnblo
frotnd was ordered. Th- phaio of the
houudary dispute is most vetatious to EiiKlanil.
The Kussians gOggartld the Joint Commission,
then ahaudoned it, and seized important posi
tion* almost aa soon a* they claimed them. As
th. Britkh Goveinment advised tho Ameer to
occupv Penjdeh a year IgO, and informe.l.lurn
tliat th." Sarakhs line marked his frontier, it is
dow under abllfaliaaa to ?aapott him in resist
log Uussian appression. lt is bound in honor to
do this independently of tlm; stratetfical inipor
tanee of lierat in relation to India.
LESSONS FROM CVBBBNT EVENTS.
The transfer of power to Rovern thls proat
Xation has been efl'erte.l with suhliinc ealm
ness, good will, and faith in free institutions.
It is not possible for Demoerats to concral from
themselvesthat the riepuhlican party in this
respect has set an example which oiiffht never
tobefoiyotten. The eleetion ttirned upon a
most aeaaty majority. Tho right of the vie
tora to claim Ihe votes of aeveral States could
eaaily have heen disputed. Hut not a Kepubli?
ean voioe or hand was uplifted to oppose the
liiaiiffiiration of the President who, under
the forms of law, appeared to have heen
the Ofeoiee of Ihe people. lle selecte.l
his Cahinet. A Kepubliean Senate without
qtiestion eonfirmed them. The control of the
(iepartnieiils was in every ease _n____-_T_d wilh
the saiiietoiiitesyainl rOgBld foi law whi.h the
oatgOfOg I'resideut himself showed in greet-Bg
the new President after his inawnir:iti<>n nnd
-i-h-uniinir l.im to the Execiiiive Mansion.
Mioiiteia to fotalga powan have heen ehoaea
aud eoiiliiiiied.audheii.ls of imporiaiil branches
of tlie r-civii-e, willunit a Haee of faelious
oppoaitioa. Tbo aew ana Bad in every de
pailinen. lhat th-ise who have the ibargC of
pablic duiie- are ready to help them to the be I
of thoir ab-ity, till the time shall ooom wbeu
they iu tuin will he relicved.
Tbiaai.soiuteobadieaee rolaw, ta ipirii aad
fi.-liii._as well a.a in letter, many Doi.-lals
are eoatraitiag with tbe Bcenei aritaeaaed whon
tbe last D. inueratie President went out of
offlce. It ia not bow pleaaaal oor profltableto
recall tbe eyeata ??f that tiying tbao,
whea ao offldal oi tbe OoTeraaioa-,
from tbe bigbeat t.< tbe loweet, aoald
know how many of the men iintler hnu w.re
l.-aily gerringaa araied rebeUioo. lt is ? eon
traii which will nol be forgottcn. lf Democrata
will think of il _erioaaIy.il bjbj help to teach
themwhj their party hai beao so long out of
power, ABdyet.no- tbal they retara after
long ezdaaioa, thoir first a.t ii to bouorpro
founilly tbe men who WOTC falsi- to the Uoveni
ment in ita bourof j-Teatest peiil. Surely they
iniiat reaaontbal thoir party has bobm chanRO
to aiake, bl fOTB it eau fully COgaia pul.lic eon
litl. ifloe.
Tha Mwoffleiabarebegioaiag to itadythoir
departinoBta. li iarigfatthai thoyaboaldbriBg
to the work an lotoaaely criii.al Bpirit. lf new
broooia do not Bweep ooae wlU. Bal the
univei.-al te>iinnny is lhat the new men aie
gnrpriied to had the pablic aervice ?ofaithfolly
and tharooghlj perfonood. How aod there
nn'iii for iiiiproveiiieiit i.a found, as ia natuial.
The whole people hope lhat sciutiny will DC
tbocoogh aml seanhii.,". and iiiu.iovei'.'?'>'.
win ii vi i tliat ia poaaible,prompl andcomplete.
Bal onee more the OOBtTBll ll D-0*l Btriking.
Tweatyfoar yeaia ago, whea aoothor paitj
weai out of pi.wer.it took yean toflad oal how
much bad heen gtoleo, how araeh had heen takea
hv bigh-baaded rebeUam for aie igaiast the
(loveinnient, how mueli had heen eanied otV
without aeeoiint, simply heealise Ihe Otttgoiog
t.later, hariog BO hope of rotaioiag ollice, had
DO <are todo his duty, nnd al ready regsrded tl.e
<; iveininenl as an eiiemy. In every d.-pait
im ot, too, there was aaaaaemeat at the ariacon
duet that was ilisclos.-d. BOBM woilh.v and
eai.ahleiii.n were foiintl aud letained. lii.leetl
si.iiie have baea ta offloeoror aioee. Bot tbe
00*0 otli. ials were not t ln n surprisi-d in any ease
toflndtbe raqa_ren_enti of the pablic eerrice
more fully met than they bad expeeted.
The Kepul.Means have BO oeea.-ion to be
Mhamed ?.i their hoasakaepiog, or of the eon
ditiofl io which th.ii aacco-iofi aad the prem
IgOl, l'he\ know that tlnie are IDOtl of BO
deaaaen oi decay. As to them, they onlj
pray lhat the Di-nioeiatie Adiiiini?tration mav
aucceed ta reiaoTiog them eomptately. lf
hliiine attaehea t.? paal BepobUean offl
i-ials Bepablieaai will uot aak that it
shall be cooeealed. Thay will aak only
thal with equal I'ulness .'ind 1CCU
i.ny the truth shall he told. when v.-r
the ei.nilu.-t ol tbe pablic Borrice ia the paal has
in.-iited jiiiiiae. The jieople kn.?w lhat BOt
willistantliii- all ilefe.'is, the adininistratioii ol
tbe Gororamt nt has heen riaaalariy pare. ap
righ-t thoroagb ud eooooioical. TheDeioo
(1..IS may well wiah thal they may he ahh. to
ghow ai good a raeotd when they ajo oal of
power, four years henee, and to iraiiaier the
Qovenuaeol to their aacc-aaora ai peaoefuliy
aud with a.a loyal a reopect tor the aori laigaty
of law. ________________________
MONEY AND BUSINESS.
Beyoad the nuoori of war, lear-oly laythiog
oceorrod doriag the pfeat week to ehaogetbe
ehaiactor of tho marfcet, Baleaa it bereekoaed
lhat the ativa'iee iu the rales of foreigBOZ
change was noi a eooaeqaeooe <?f the ra_-org of
war. Tbe rate wai adTaaced twiee, balfa eaal
each time, aod baakeri begia t<? eoaaidai aa
o__ward_-ov_aieBtof gotd as not wholij lm
plnhahle. Ill aee.iltlaliee \silli the tlieoiies of
inilisiiliial-, all sorts of explanalions l..r this
ihan_e are olV.-red, some even reasf>ota__ in a
ratber far-fetched way, thal aa advaaee ta
foreign exebaage eoaiaa aaddcalj joal at this
_me becauao of tho loog-ooatioood eoioaga of
silver. Piidoiibtedly. if tht-n- wete BsOrOOOr
taintv a.a to the iiiici.iaiy fiituie, mi.ney wuiild
be better employed bera, aad tha <li naod for it
woald l.e greater, aad tha tetaptatioa to eead it
abroad un aeeoaal of any nunor or ehaaga
woald be maeh has than it is. Bat it doei n>i
r-i. in t-iiav ta traaa tho ehaaga whleh haaoe
i-uiled jiisl at thls time, bnl has not oecuiied
dnring all tha aaal __onthi.to anyothag aanai
than the pro.a]ieet.s of war, a:.d of a gnatat de?
mand for money nbioad. ln a review
ot ihe eondition of our __C__gB tia.le,
llu IiniiiKtal CliiiDiir'r e-li?i\v s. lhat,
withiu live monlhs, f_ading wil.i Febru
arv, the exeeas of exports ol merehniidise was
9153,000(0001 while ihe ageeai efa_apaf_i <>f
l_ultl waa ..iily $l2,i>12,OOl>, antl a^aiiist this
were ne.t exports of silver ?B.IBIBliBg to
96,017,000. rhat.ioiiin..i raaaaaa thal tbata
must have been a lra_ln bulauco due to this
i-oiintiy. Mareh 1, amoiuilini,' lo fully
$70,000,000. Hut tl.is, like all rdmilar calcu
lauoiis, leavesoul of _f-l thi; unknown antl
poaatiilj very latgl liioveini ul af seeiiiities. it
in not uewa tu bu_iue_a uitu that the di?po.i
tion obroad for Bome tirao paat has beon to cut
down the holdings of Amcrican Bccurities.
In Hireculativo market- tho possibiliticH of
war bad moro mtlucnco than anything else.
Wheat advanced dintag tho week about 2
cents, corn about t. of a cont, and oats a
smaller fraetion, while cotton declined twicea
sixteenth. and ended a qtinrterof ft cent lower
than at the elose of tho pre-vioiui week. Hugar
was more aetive but without iinprovoment in
price. Molasses was woaker, though it rccov
ercdon Fridav a little, and pork sold a ihade
lower, nlthough lanl wa? a little Btronger.
Coftee was steadily held, while ten was weak
in t.nie. In the iron market, instead of nntici
pated improvement, there are rumors of sales
of varions prodncta at even lower prieea than
before, partieulaily of Hessemerrailsat.f25 50.
Ia ad an.l tin were a shade stronger, hut the re
markahle depiession in coi.per continued. 00
had aatte ft spef'iilative advanee, but closed
after all with a gain of only about 1 cent. In
terei-t e.-nti-ed inaiiily in the market for wheat,
but the advanee does not seem to have been
belped bf any aetual demand for export.
Siune erentg in the stock market tended
i-h aily to h.-tter prices. The report of the
I'nion I'aeilie, espeeially, WBI ereditahlc to Mr.
Adams, but it is not ftllogether creditable to
any of tlm patties coneerned that the negotia
tions regarding transeontiiieiital rates have
been handh .1 M " I iiiysteiy,-' in the laiiguage
of i.il gpeealatora. Bumota of ag_e?a_-at with
Ihe I'aeilie Mail have also cireulafetl. but aro
not yet eonliiined. The St. 1'atil eonipauy
pa-edadividend, but the event sun.rised no
oaa. The vote of the executive eonimittee to
ptolong th.- Trunk Line pool until May 1
v.as more siupnsing, and more favoiahle,
though there may he little ground for the hope
that it indieales an ultimate agreement^ In
Readiug and Jersey Central matters, the
leature was a strong arguuient hy Mr. (lowen
Bgainal legal geparatioa of tlm oompaatea,
oi, th.- (round that each had beeome aeeeaaary
ln the t.ther. The iippointin-nt of a ie.-.-i\ir
for the " Niekel l'late " and the aniioiiiieenient
(,f a BOW plan ol reoiganb.ati m for the West
Bborecoiocadedta time anfflcienUy toaaggeel
the p.isdl.ililv that in some way the old pli.ns
nf iiiii'.m betw.n n tl.e two coBoerni mighl alti
mately be wotkad ont Broadly speakmg, tha
atoek market il not in a poattioB t? waiiant
very eathniiaatk _on_denee ta oporatora on
either sid.. lt _ iik< 1 > t<? be mu.-li affected by
foreiga aewa, and also by auy diicloanre of tha
linaneial plana of Ih.- new Admiiiialralioii.
No cbange of eooieoaence ocenrred ta tba
eonditionof the baaki <>r the ___aao_y. Aa
n-iial, the Traaiary h.-t ? little iaatnonni of
ffoldowaedfrndgaiaed a little ta amonnl of
allver owned. aad ihe banka alightly Incroaaod
their reaorve, while conaidi rablydec_-___ngthe
Brerage of depoaita. Tha larplui reeenre again
mooati abore $48,000,000, aad the aupply of
money i- far greater than it has ever beeu be?
fore about the 1st of April.
A UN10N oi COMMEBCIAl BOD1EB IS
B06T0N.
Coramercia] Boston is intar-at-d Jaur. now in tba
propoaed -onaolidatian, onder tho aama <>f tbe
pnaton Chaa-barof ___-B_-i_e, of tha two leading
Excbang.ia al tbaeity, tha Prodnca aad tl"- Com.
linTiial. Ciiitinit'.'-s from l.'.'tli bodiH, tt Whlch
the matter waa referred f<>r oonaideratioa, have
reported ln favor <>f the plaa, laeoauneadiag tba
biiiiin.l'T, bjr eaeh, ef lta < harte. aud tho procure
iii.-at in.in tlu. I..?!?.isl.ituroof ii now cliarfer for the
aew orgaaizatiou, to arhiah la to be _i\ aa tho hght_to
liul'i re.il aatate nnd paraoiial property to tha
gjaoaa! ?.f -ri.ooo.ooo. Tbaa a bow boiidlngia
contemplated as a aarl <>f tbe aehame, ia which all
tbe coiomoreial lut-reata of the etty, aowdivi-ed,
ahall ba centr-d. TB_ qnaatlon ia t.. l>o voted npon
i.v the raembera <>f both Bzehaagea next Honflay,
and tbaiodlcatioaaata thal the projaet will baap
piovod. Tha oppoaitloo eomea chlefly froaa tha ?>ld
I'l.iiM-i-v.itiv." boaiBeaa Baaa, who ara oootanl to
plad ..a aa ih.'.v havo for tha paat forty yaara, aad
who look apoo any abaaga la tba preaanl aiodaof
doiog bnaioaaa as fraugbt with danger.
Tha leaaooa fornlaUed bj tba biatocyof tha do
raloaaaaatol tba little Cora Exchanga whleh waa
i.-ini.-.l iu tliia city m 18B0 int?> tba B-_ar_t
Prudace _xo_aoga oagbt todo away wltb theae
bara lal___ aboat 700 mercbaala Caraaad tho
New-Tork Com_t_eeial aaaoeiatioo, aad i>y tba and
of tbe tii-t jrear tha BMMnbershiphadiaereaaed to
orer 1,200. Tha aazt Bfogreaaiva st.-i> aaa tak.-n
in l >7i>, v. h< ti th* datartuiaatiofl oBthapartof
iimiiv ..I tha aiaaibaga t" eonceotrate tbe trade
uitareate al the elty la one baildiog l??r the parpuee
ol advaacingth*_o___?_r_aol the i?.rt tuok abapa.
Tha oppoaitloa graw waakae aad waaker, BBtll, ia
1872, tbe rniiiii.tiri-i-il aaaoclalioa bacaroa tbe Prod
ii,-,- Exehanga. Tha ralnaof tbeaeataia tba aaw
B-changa Iaereaaed from |300 iu is7_ te over
| i.ooo, and thaaaaaabmhipdoabled. With aatart
of'tbtrtesa yaara ia ita faror, tha New-York Prodace
i;\. haiii-e ."ihi looh apofl tba eoaaolidatloB ?t ita
i;.,al..n rival.-i, il tli.-y can bo OBlled -BCh, with
aqtuuti?dty. ______________?
EVADJNQ THB DUT1EB.
Boaaa iii.i..>ii?-raiif ahrooBM an.l Uthographa which
i.iiiii tha baaia of raleatioeo aad Cbriatmaa aad
Kaat-T earda imve diaeor-iadaloop-holethroagh
wl.i.li tlu-vi-aii-v.-id iu.iii".l <>i lli- '-'.". per OBBl
idTaloram datf aa tbait waree. B. thipoatal
ii.-iity at praaeni in brea, printed inatn-r, exoept
lng book- aobliabod -ithia tbe laat tweaty yaara,
u aduiittad tbroagb tho nnnis free ofdaty. 4
?aai ago eertata aBterprlamg Inaportera bagaa
haring thoirgooda ahtppod t-> tbemin rbar-pooad
packageaaamail raattor. Tha offlcer ia ebarge of
thaenatonu departaaeat of tha naibi awda aereral
aeunrea, bat was eompallad to gira back tha
property aadat tha raliag thal tha earda waca
priuted inatler.
ln thiawayatngle Hrma bare reeairad aa ainek as
ii\r tbooaaod poooda >.f theae earda ln bat poand
paekagea,deprirtag tha Oorernmeni of tbooiaadi
of dollara of reveaa* and Injortag Amencia niaini
raotnrera Oa tha atraagtb ?>f ihis priTilege-B
portera ara biddlag f<>r oexl jrear'a trada at prieea
v,iili vrhiefa bome prodoeara eaaool i.ipote,
Woald it not ba wall for ihe poatal BBthoritiea t"
draw atora aharplj tbo linnt, if there be aay aaeb,
beyond arhieta aull aaattac ln qa intity, diraetad i?
..a. eddro-a, baeo-Baa naerehaodiaa f
Altboagh Mr. MeDoOkld and Mr. Wall.uo havo
,.-,, ii refased tha Baaaiaa Miaejon felr.CloTelaad
baa alwaya DoaiittBi to Eall baok aa.
-_,
PoitniattifT Piaiaoa- eoauaiailoa ha-; ezpired,
i.iii na iiHini'.atioii haa r*l baaa aaal totheSaaata,
iins .'Vi-i.-t.iiv Iraablaa tba aiagwampa. Taa days
ii-.'.. th.'v lea-lo t;ns "a t.>si .'aa,.." Lavac aa they
I... ka |. sa il'.i'i<'d vi.-w, ,-in.l BOW on.- Of tiioiuoat
pn.aiiiM) orgaaa B-tara lta t.....> aad doolaraa thal
??ih. i-.ifonaatawill niaka ? miatake toataadftar
aay aiaa aaanatol IdaltiyiathsAd ninlatratloa."
ib.- oBtary arag UiggbM has alao aabaldad, aad n<>
dOBbl il Wtll BOOB ln <ti.ai'i.v.-r.-.l lleit lio wan _ livil
Bat ,.,-,. r.-I'Tia riill lU* tuu.-. bal l.i.k.-d the <>i>
portaaity to diaptajr thal baai ?f aii arfad, Mat. h
wtada aoiiBMiinaa haraa a-aagaeflaet
-4,
Thi Vi.-.--I'n-hi'le.iit elainaadaa*aaaall bbb?, whleh
,".,,;? ajaa i.nally all..w.-d. uf ter a wr ingia with one
Hn.iiii 1-..U.1. aaaaaa. v. t lhaia ia, aeaardlaa ta tho
ir.ini.i i.iii.- Bieaa, "no dlagraeafal amaibla f..r
otlico''-at Washingloii.
A di.aappi.i.neil D.-iiioriat, imahle toohtait) m
f.iii.iatioii iroin liiMi.wii party pre._,askstiHWI.rth.-r
ladiaaa, CaaaaMlaalaBd sfaw-Jamf waal Uopub
h. .in laai fa.ii. n? aaapaali lhai they umst havo
,i,.i,., ga,hiaaaaa uo a?_piiaaaa DaaaaB-atia|a?
ggatliig IktTT liatii hfft *??? taa-tad i>y tbi> Ad
iiiiniiiruiii'ii i? .-..iu" ii. aaa wamlaatBia Wo
BBotaa liudu haartii aa i??ak tl.o nawa t.. tbis
au-ionu iu_aa-i' abtaptly. Lot -iia t_k? i'-"
Tbibcnb Almanao (it rtlll ouly coat bim thlrty
centa. and will b* on? of the bost myeBtmeata of
his llfn) and alowly aad dollberately iaaater tb*
facta and hia temper alao.
Novr that Varmont haa been honored, it ia under
atood that the Domoeracy of Maino will mako a
bold puah for rocogtiltlon. If the Preaident would
only give ono of the Maine Democrata aomethlng
haiiilaome, perhapa tho roripiont would give bonda
with two fltifticiont miretioa tbat Maine ahould at
once ho couverted iuto a Democratic stroughold, i
Largo soiznrcs of that unwiiole-some artlcle of
food known aa u bob vral" aro reported by the
uanitary autboritlea. Thi>ss aupplies are ordinarlly
confiscated and dcstroycd, and the butchura are
noither ptinlnbed foi the oftence nor subjected to
pocuniary loaa. " liob veal" comoa too of ton from
dairymen wbo want to get rid of calves a? aoon aa
bnrn rather than feed them and lose the milk
noedotl for city trade or for creameriea. They send
the mcat to the doalera with the understunding
that if it bo sold witbont the impo.ition
being detoctod. they will bo paid for it;
whcroaa, if it bo seized by tbo authoritios they will
not get anythiug for it. Tho seizurofl cut ofl tlie
piolita of dcilors an.l dairymen, but entail no diroct
pocuniary loss. A law which would line not only
tboso who floll, but also those who aend supplios of
un-rlioIoBomo BBBB* to market, might hare a most
salutary effoct in breaking up this dotcstablo trafflc.
Honry Wattorsoii. not having heard any call for
his BfflflflBBA in Wasbiugton, has conaoled hitaself by
a visit to tho SageofGreyaton..'. which is tho uoxt
thing to attcuding ou tho Whito IIouso.
?
Tho coy raanner in which aome of tho Knglish
i..i|..rrs bay* ndnptod tho American practice of inter
tiflwing ia vory d-olL After declarlng for muny
years tbat tbo practice iva_ un-Kngiisli. vultfar and
indecotit, tbey iiuietly _____ the practice thom
BrTyflfl witkaflBW trilling mo.litications. Now tbo
innovation Udfl fair to bo a pemianent foaturo of
__#_.________lt__. Thfl interviow as it mffBBMB
la Iii Pall Mail QBbbNB, the BmfBB which is most
aiii.'tiablo bb BjflW _*** just now, is not usnally
brokon up by qtiestlnn and answer, but Iflflk9 as if
tbo pcraon interviewed liafl writton it out iu bifl
study, and la thia rcupect ia far inferiur to tlio
Amnricaii article. But it i- not to iio 9_***M__d tbat
tb* Eagliah caa Iflata ay_fj_hiag ia ? day. kttm
BtaadiBf oa tluir dyrnity a f*W years iMgM tuoy
will doabtlaaa ghr* th.-ir rea.lers aa _t*ry_*w that
ia imlly wbiit ita tiiiino implios. Porli.ips l.y tbat
tiii'c alao, tb* Londoa papen will uaitatB ____arie*_i
|i;i;i "ri hi BOOtbai t**P*-_, aml will giy* t* tiii! Iiciil
ii, w, of tbfl _T*at niftropolia nearly as niiieli spaco
.?is th. y ih-vofo to tle aViiaga af iho Begoa* af Btrat,
or tbfl Higfa ('o.kalorum of Hauifat aad tho B*IM
ailj.ic.nt. ______________
NOTEA OB INDUBTB1 AND TBADB.
COT__._r.~In an .'liil.'.ra'e arh.le TU FiwiniUl
CBrrnkk ttBBOOB that tba Be_agiffi-8 of oottoa
ha? baaa s,. depte***- by aaoaiulaty ** t* tl.e _il
v.-i?i|ii.-sti..n tbat th*loflfltopradae-t* thlflMMon
Bfl -t ba** b__B |25,000,000 or more. It arrives at
tins BOBMwbat B__pr__na _*?*l**aoa by e-aapariag
tba vii-ii! iind the prk- at _j_fef*_. aerioda dariag
liv.-'yciiisoii.litiir Sei.tember 1,1884, With the vield
and prico lor thfl pr***Pl crop year. tho averapv
yield for thfl livo years wua 8.007,000 bal. s, but th*
eatimated arop plek*d last fall it leekoo* at
5,750,000 baa**, M 800,000 ba_*B l.-ss than thfl BT
ei'a?o. Y.-t th<- B__*fl 'ur live years, taken at illlei
ralfl Of two moiittis frnm iSei.tember 1, *?_*_-_
l i.i i i.tatfl on Koyemberl, 11.48 oa Jaaaaryl,
iind 11.47 on Mareh 1, whlle thi*y*ar, Botwitb
Btandinf the maallar yield, tb* priea ara* 0.75 oa
Nnveiiiher 1, 11.06 00 Jiinuiry 1, ami 11.44on
March 1. Thereaaon ii fltatfla that tho averago for
tlie ti.e yeara waa t_"_*-o.Ba_t*-* of a cent por
li'iiiml iiioio than the averaue obtaiii.il d-liogthfl
i-r, B*Bt crop year. 'Iho figni** g'ven .!o BOt***m
to pieeieelj -opporl thal ___*____nt| tha ditl'erenco
.a.'cinn to bo .00 *f a i eut. M'.rc.v. r, tlu rc Ifl a lit
tle nnfainw** "'? omittin, the year 1878, wbea
prieea wei* low, aad begiaalag th* ree_uming with
the year 1870, *rh*o a greal boon Ib prieea begaa.
Iol878 the.vi,'1,1 was 5r079.081 balea, an,! tbfl
nrfoe araa Bt I'i oattaaoai November 1. O.l.'l >>n J.inu
nrv 1. i.n.l 9_- <>" Mareh 1, Hh..-in_ ail avenige
1.2 eeata helow that of thi* _ea*oa, and ladesd _*?
low tba to*~**i polBt nained for this _t_fj rear.
The yield of 5,000,000 balea si_ yaan ago w.is oer
toialyMlarga with refeieae* to th* worid'* eoa
Miiiiiiig eapacity at thal tune, m tha yield of
5,700,000 bflJfl* ifl Brlih mtet-OO* t<> the consillllilig
oapaeity aow. lfo__oy*r, tha *a*_*ral draraaBioa of
bosin-flfl at thi* time readets it atoie fair to eo__
paro tha yield aad thfl pnce with tbat of l878-'78,
the laat yearof general depifl-flian. th*a with *ithar
of tha iiitenii".liiite yeara, daiiag which prieea
inivo ii.eii lntiat'.l by a tweadoni Bxpanatoa io
buaineaa
BBITIBH COAI PaODlTCTIOJr.?8lf William Ilar
(">iirt reeently sta ?-.i m thfl Honaa of Ckm_--Ooa
tbat th* totalontpatof eoal IntheUnited Km?
iloiii in 1884 fall slmrt of th* ontoat tn'1883 bj>
3,010,000 toa*, II.'ic.', tlu pr.'.IiK-iion Bpoaat* t..
have beea 100,588,0-0 toa*. ?___??t 178^737,000
toaa l* 1888. It ia proper to aotiea that, except
iag iu 1888, tha qnaatity of ooal raim-.t araa never
ns iarge ns dariag tba pauri y.iir. _o_-_allad*
onaafl _q output aatarallj *aeitei BBuraci**, aad
th* plieii'-inenoti isonly in part BXplaiBed when it is
coiisiiieieil that there was a Htnall mcreaso m tho
deiiiaiul for export. Th* exports ol coal aml co!..'.
an.l the abipmeotfl for a*a ol 9t*_?bbt* aa9~*gad i*
EoteigB ti-a.le. .-.iiiounieil to20,000.000toa*W 1884,
or 782,000 .?oa Bton than in inmi. C*Bfl*qaflBtly,
tbat* ivtiiiiiie'i foi consiiiiiiiiioii in tba Uaited King
dom 130,000,000 tootm 1884, Bgalasl 134,800,000
ton* in 1883. adeereaaeof only Speroeai latha
lightof iheaiifaeta tbedepi_*aio-i ia BritiahBBaaa
faeturea aad ooaaamptioii a* * whole appears to
havo beea _*a ihan has beea *_o*-Blly BappoBB*.
Tin: sii.viti Qoaanoai i^ B__m>?_*?C__**t> tol
lowiiii- diceaasioaa m th* Pi-eeh cLamher of
DepBtie* aad Ib tha Qenaan Eteiehstag ooa_9Btha
annoiiiiceiiient tbat stening BXohanfa 19 being
taken her,; iu eo-uddersbleaiBoaata ?* a B-aaaaof
Bvoidlag tho paymeiit of reaaittaxieea at Pana m
sllver. Ihe llanL of liiiii.e haviu_ foi BBflBB ti.ae
deelioad loaayaat gold, aad large aa-oontaof sil
),..r haviag como ii. troofl ?>tbcr Boaatriaa, ao***
proB-inent baaker* Bad __-B_*ely_a n_B*b e*_bar
| in inceiiiig their obiig-_-OOfl 00 -OCfligB*??
couiil or in conneelioi wilii tOTBagB -BaU. Ia
oriiei toiivoi-i the.llltiellltv, instead *_ bliving I x
ehauge payabk m fiaoea, thay pniehaaa B_ari_og
exohaaga pavabie ouly ia pAo, Th.- B-U-0*_aaa_enl
,,i tha Mintotec of ______e-hat, ia th* brtlefof
the (l.iveini.iet.t.a ftasfa cnfirt'enci.- ou tbe B_WBl
iiuesuoneoi.l.ldono good, bul would OOlt a_.r.i
> Bta tl.eevil. doos uot appeiir to l.e htioiml.V *p"
proyedby*-aayof tha baakata Bat it ?mbbb**
ba a d-liirite contniilictioii Of tho atory ^__T_a**fl_
?,? -on- igo u,TbbH*bU tha. tb*Fr*a_hGoy
oriii.i.nl was *l__-MB>i ? ne-oliationn to briBf
ill...ill a Il.W I'Oiilcleliie.
PBB80NAL
Brrrrtarv BaBlllBfltl B-N W.ialilngton Snt.tnli.y Blter
BOOBf_rlla_a_,Btaaaq ta arraaaa bla prlraU a-^aaaa
?, lU,.,a batan taUM ap Ua pai-BBaal r__l4aa_a la Oa
rapitiii. Mr_.__dle_Wa-_____a_B_4hlBB. Tu.-y w.u Bfl
Uli.i-llt ill.olll a week.
i - n,a Vort ?__*_*_ "f ?'<' *? (''>^ "v ?**? ,rt"? to f'ive
u_.,baBaBa9B-to__-8 8_Ma_ita_M__*h_ **W po.t ol
iluty a* Miiiiatei t.' Tur-cy.
John Kelly haa been IflOlHflfl '?"<'h ?r,,,n mmwtB,
.ad .ue BM*___*a blfl flan>-aai*a Ifl "-'"? '" bH aaf*li ao
_r_Ma m.-. K.-iiy.'fte.. n.i.'H taartaca __Uaa <>.. mmtm
buikut Allin.ti. 19af tniiilr.
At r. .l.-i K.-v ti"- "<l",r ev. iiiii? l-awaaa a. BBJbbb w._a
-,|__||BB 19* iB-UiPBBHUIBBfl BB UM water. an.l B BMBBp
or.liirwoa.i.arl.y wirenlai. Hll.llriM at IU- 99BBB9*
MUtBB-B " Wi.ul u.u BBB, .-*??"' I" "??k"1 ola' " 1'"1 '
,i . -fc-i ?? .'whv B___aat-*a' yaa -now t ira
LttuS__-?a__aCWS oa.. *_5 lah a 1aa9_hi
"louI. Bf BaavMaha* ?Mer.-.l at I-elpsle |9_Ub99 worth
of poreelulii aod Klaaa f..r..l8hln? for 1.18 n.-w liorrt...
,?.iaa? riTf- All tUoUcC-rttlluiiB_rc, ol o.ur.o. lu
tUul/u'ila XIV. atyla.
Davl.1 Ki8lier. the Bbfaal H*in?C -*>?*_.laM?l Bt
Q?g-m wBBii rooii.-mato of Abnihaiu l.incola when
tlw, two were ll. (^m?r,.88 to.etli.r. Ile BBIBIBIIB* Lib
, Blfl lo havo Uec.n " the weat lovnble pub.lo mau hn ever
''i'lTolataColouel-Vra*" Buruaby was au ?H.wclauy
great favorlte ln BlrmlBRbam, and aaveral thoniaud .??
lara have already been eubacri-ed there by the peoBta
for a memorlal to blra, althongh lt baa not yo| beea <_.
cided wbat ..nn It aball take. "*
tbTtale of ibe day.
Bonton la agltatcd over tbe fact that some llliter__
per*onB~prPBiimably from Kew-York?prooounce _
butua witb tne accent on the aecond syllable.
Tbere aro twenty wnys nf oookln. a potato, and thr_
linn.irrrl aud alxty-live waya of .-ooknnr- an e_<. j,J__
rultiireend*. for there Is but one way of a-_iio__./
i-liher of theui.?[Lowell Cltlzen. ?*
flmall apeckled troat como up In the water of to%t
arteslan wella In Nevada. It la tuppoied that they Mm
from a eubu rra_ean laka.
Tho expresslon "Thank my etars!" ls rarely h___
from tho month of a theatrleal manuifer. We do not__7
tend tn kuow why; wesluiply state the f_c_-[jj___
Tranacrlpt. """
Jlnks?"How la your new paper jrettlng ?->?_,?>
(Jroat l-VUt?r-"Booiiiliiif, roydear sir; Just hoom-.n."
.1 in Un -? You surprlse me. 1.11.1 nut know it __, im^f.
aoaeeea." Ore.at Editor-" Succeaal Great Cr.?_i
Why we've bad to drop theSunday edltlon and evem__
edltlon and mornlnn iilltlon, lu order to ictve ?ur w_?i_
attention to tho setulwcckly.''-[Pbil_delp_la Call.
A few daya ago thftt form of mlra.e known ?_? ?< !??,_.
In? up " whb vlsll.le ln Toronto. "The whole breadth of
Lako Ontarlo," eays The Toronto Bkta, "wai vislbU>, _???
an lce phenouicnon, unpre-edeatea, pr.ii._b! 7, |_ u_>,
memory of man, greeted the ?l_h_ The lake, wblchev?_
ln tlie severe wlnter of 1 ?.*:{-*>? 1, waa free froiu lce, ?x.
rept In the olT-lylna l.ays, waa almoat entirely coveret,
Three narrow Btreak* of hlue, the flrst apparently about
flfteen nilles out from ehore, and the laat about ten m;lee
dow 11 tho lako, showed lielts of water eaeh appareau. a
fow mlloe wide. A larjter open pleceof bliiea_?r__c_?_
out from Miiintier B_f f'?r some dislanee. Elsrwbero all
was huminocky whlto. and c.'ose to tlio soiitb sborw itood
up a huge ?abe gllntlnjr in the mnshlne. Heveral housee
aa the water front at Niagara and the Anw-rtcan Kort
acrosa tho rlvtr were vlsible. Oa tho Miii.lny pr?vl..e
the air wa? clear aud the upray of Niagara Falls wm -ia.
aaaa."
Only tli!nV of It ! T?*sa than thre. mnntha a*o f'olonel
lli-i.ry Wcttereon was cailliur I'ncle 1?u.lall "a P_h_J_.
phia tough r?{Plllalelp?_ i'reaa.
1 ln y hava blK men down lu Tcxaa. " Oue day thU
wi-.-k," Buys a Oaaaleaaa editor, "we notleed ou oar
street* a man whose hfitrht __a liiiinem<e, to say tha
l.-.nt of lt. At tho siitrffoatloii of a frleud, we watchag
him gal luta a bagay, the beateaa <>f whleh we Uaaafaaal
tu in-1 it away, that he niight low.-r bls knee? surneie.tl
to aoo hls horso. Aftr-r ho ha 1 MtUed dowa, BtataBBB
Maa. >? to ajaab _a_ waa Bafaaaelaa>"
\ri n.rii-ultural i -iiirual anya : "Siirln^ jathe l.e-t tlraa
of tbe year to BM>ra beea." It may l.e; tuu if simwi,
tirs ou v.nr neek, araajr other p irtlon >?f yo ir anataar,
ia the faii, doe'l ara 1 ita Ul Um ipiiag U. move it. Thera
ia :i geog reaaoa why joa sUoul.in't-and you will da>
eoverwhal taal raaaoa 1* rioon after tlio 1*00aliguta.?
S.,i 1 letOWB Ik-ruld.
Thaatortaa that eoaaa from Waa-lngtoa ;.'">-it tha
rtaaalaafa hui.it ef earty riainir <lo not c->rro.pi.n-i wita
tho rapaatei B_ata_f l.li aaaaaeagar ta n-ji b Ma wiut*
ii,,u.e befara Iba taaaaa aajoaraa Mr. Oterelaaa auoiit
Bare bta etoek taraai BbaadaaBW Btoataa
Tba UBbf-W raaa ___ together, the aorU Brer, whleh
laoa. <>r the reaaoaa, bat not tha enb oaa,fof taa w.in
ili-mil vitanty of tbal aeatterad Bat?hu The ich.-mb
...-.._. b bave treate l th i Jewi 10oal ar lell/a*? tli 1 t-tr
retuiti'-1 anclvlllzed laawera to remoBstnaeea bj i4 >
r-ir ilo.acs .M.int'-tii.n- aad otber le_<Ua_ Uebrewa .Vow.
wben tbe C-ar la trylng to borrow moaey, aa ladi 1
atriugaof mbm of the heavieal paraaa la th?,wurld
.ii.uin Ugatljr. [Warcaali 1 <..i/.etu-.
M.1-1 paapla lagpeaa thal Vavy otii an when away oa
11 tbn a-jaaxuf erniaa oa a torelga ttatlea f..r^.-i all abaal
tho " ?irla tlu y iiive l.-fl li.-ini 1 t.i-ui." 11 ni BBBB- a
_|-.-.,t.T porlloti of their H:tu- in |-l- M?Bl BIBBBBaai ou
shorc. Th-J ii-'t nii!\ aBBBi BWBBb Bf their ti ue Vbaa
oll' iliuy ln WliUag lou;,' li-tt.-ra for tlio "next niiil"
liuiiii-, bal ma b Bataraay alghl p aaaa ti.at doea aal uud
thom aaaemMad areaad the ?aaa-taMa taikin,' of h wa,
eataalattagtbeweeka ladaaaatba, at raafa,tba<
elapaa befora tha/ ratara, aal _r__aa_ avaa a glaat of
wiue, tlu- heaith af thelr - vlraaaad iwaalhaarta."
Mi-a I...11I- ? M. Ueotl ia a;ii.l to l.e atill s.ifr.rlti- fmra
tbe wrluira' cramp. a'e tlioughi tbo arltara' rramp ?_
aaually In bla pochet.?(Boatoa Pa t.
laaramocaaf awarla Baropa ara* Oedeeed t-* tba
theDaaio-rat_paperf ahtoh da aal kaowwhaitaaaj
abaal Iba rtceMcat Ibaj aaa _ad ap artt* tba Baaaaca
.Hii-stioti until the WBfd ll l'.-vl t. th.-iii WBSt to ?ay
about the Pa_miratlc atU?ttaa,
The OauMfd. * rlhea tba aatara of the raroln r pml?
in tbe form of an anecdote. At a dlnaer partj bbujB]
nieat h'-ait H'-- wliethei tu a. al bimei 1.thalefl ..rtui
i-i'lit "f a viitiifiil baaatf. "Pardou me, Maleaio.
boIIc." ln- poli.i-iv ii-in.iik-, witb aneridautair of ia*__
i-isioii," but would rou inii'.i teUlag bm on wurOi ?te
you wcar your i.-M.lver I" [L0-*OBO?b*
IS BEXEDWr APXOLD TO BE FOUOOTTF.X 1
To Ihe B 'I 1 ' " r o t The Jrihti ne.
Sut: Will v.ni Uo kindeuoui:b to __-_??-Itl
attanUoa t.. the Bextaaalveraary af tba daalhaf the i.tte
Mr. iii-iieiiiri Ai-uoid Mune 14) aa that _a WarDapart>
nioiit aw) algalffi'" a aalaaaa way. ita naaeef hat graal
ahility H B pBBTBl I It i-i true that Mr. Ariii.1.1, _B tha
late Mr J.i>-oi. Taua-paeB. was tempt.-.l lato the lall?
im i.ui of betraying bia couutry -anlooideal abichuiar
i?- iaid to have rlouded bla meniory I?r a ooosiderabla
periodof tniii-i i"H bedld boI uy to bara tha b_U_ of
our foreratheia or luoculate tbeai witu relloa farar.
\ tei tbe reeeut trtbute to Mt. Tbompaoo it woaM n.it
iie ritfht to 1,.--l.it Mr. Aruoi.l. u.-sid.-*. the ae* aaV
mlniatration ougbl tn irel ita baad aatl la; for iu tue
i-oiirao of nature there will aooa oe 0 oa-i.ui t<> deplora
tbe ii.-i' irture ol.. ni.l "t Mr. ___r?.eB-raoa i.ius.
Brooklyn, UarchlW, lUft. I_r_-Ul_t_
trWWILLIBQ TO BTABD A\D WAIT.
To the E'lttor ol The Tribune.
Sik : Tiuly it in hard t<? bc Baomn ia jour
graataUf. I maa aaerert ta gn te abaeah *_ afteraaaa
.nui batagaa Balaenpallaahy _ra_alag 1 ,ir..-.?i>.-.i n.10 a
chnrehof thnt daa_?_atloa at Wflbar*. aml f'ny
thiru ?t. Tbere war* *eljr a law aataaaa i? __B *__
un.1 I aal dowa __deallr l* tba aaw m-.ir.--t tha Baar.
In ..!...ul a --roiid au usli.-r Infor.i-.e.l BM tli U I would
bave"toataudlatba ...-i"" I *eal out. B.itrely tajf
never uean toentertaln naaela anawa-oala tbal c?___
iiii-ii l went to tbeOa.hedrai aad got a uo...i aaal rer wa
,V.m;h. i:.-i..-.-ifui,y Ta-Bcaa Bai aaa
Btm-Jark, Marah -".)?
OLOMLFYJNO TBE TBJITOB THOMPBOX
TIIi: BBAME OB si.i l!Kl AKV LiMJLWi ACT.
/.-. ;/.? rtr-B li.net,. - . ?
lt eoal the i-oiiniiy .-Ml..'.ai to elaaa the Interlor
. ... 1.r ..r tli.ii ilut'nii.t an.l ti.i.'ta.il ri
Da-KKVI-IG DSBQUITO VI. CBMl-fRE
ituin Th* Htttburg IHaaatah.
BowbSM la tn.-iv ti oro I..U.-I oi- _i-n.-r.il .-oad.-uiii-it 0.
andeoutemiit for lh__e wbo, for polltical or P*J*JJJ
-..lvii.t .,-.- tt.uill frvto kii.il:.- aoewor k.-c .?!.?' ?M
ir.-; f m-. .'- _- Iditeraea* Bat Ihe aaa ol OAftaam
,..,lai ,,,,..1.i.y Mr. Lemar lo eiUnd GwvcrBBiiaial
,, - . . .1. t.. "biinemiiry ol iu. b aae. rel irj w^aaa
I,,,,- . u.t-iniotli'-r iblaa, aod mtartOumMm
,,.,, ?, ?,,,.,??, musl n-eeaaarilyoal '"?'J'" ''''_,;l
,,,-..i.- Kuougb l:..a ..i..- -l.v been aald 011 tn.- - ??? <?
doubtleaa, t.riBoe tiia aew AdWn_?_V_,._J7, __
tii.-re is ui i-Miii..- ol Bourteej arhl-b ereu Ujiju*
, t nn. BiBiater back ol ll wooW ""? _ t*\"r:'u,ir'."'.'J_
prete-wbei. romlngfr.a l*n._cret?c AdwlalaliBaaa
tbroughaBoutbern awaaBar*f_ha Oawaafi
lUPOBBlBLS TO B_DM*MTttOMl-0_- KYA'VYX
??"'". , rai.'--"l..'.' i..it.it.?.. Iro..iti.e..diuui..fir?a,
l^cAttiibt"plutitaC-Bada. A BgbiiBB rebel..... ba h?
?, - n.i?nl:wlu.!d.->.- iuded?o ->aaoa of ?^'J^-J
r-.r.Kiil_ed b) el?tll-_d uallona abould Ihj coudciuued u?
thc -vuipaui ol tiyu.,inii.-i'a aud aaaaaaBw,
Wiril'.lT A PABALLIf. Hi IM'TOKY.
rru.n Ihe ttlca lle.U-1. ,,,_.,
?^_2l?la\>^^
?_'?il il a l II "?'" *?M U?. ,1111.11 ol li..l"ne".?..
S7lS^w^_-_TinvleWOl I.m _:,?.n,ai.;... ... ..
s, 1.1 ? ot JetremoB l?,v la, II wore too innch lohopa m
S,,?__U_tl..U -. -"-....-:-)-"? r^.^V .ni'W.
or the shauie._
A DOWHBIOHT WUlKH^t SOTlOB OB D0l_
**?*B*g^
of.vir. Doish.iiiiir. ' '" ' _''_ ,\r . , ?, H?- flii.-a_o
bla aa ,n -.iii.ll.lii'- for l>el. if. t '?'' '??[;_ .,,.,. ilUaia_ef
for the IT.si.l.iiiy ol the l Blled BUU a. Wl ..
_? ; _>? .11.1 not r.-.-..-ni/..- bla clala. "'I'"' l" -i,,.. i.-r
u-iii ..u for tne Mlaa.to <h? Couilof at. Jaui. M
I ._l__ster wi- are for litui be irl aud a.ml. A oa fc
;,; .-.limiy -u_1 u. for the ^_^^^L\m\)tSf
_ ,,.,.,( oflloe haa wlthla buu J'?e ttueap ri. ?
ill haa _rasiH- tho aaaaaa af aar BaiBianiaa
rtUMOMAB AQBA&BhJtQBBTjm
t. ,A'J,U ''u.iv.k but " -
The titu-v l< uot ?-yW^J^*S5 k.ei;
miuillv ai'lir.iiM'bluK. l"u ,H lu K , # .11 ih,. it."..!*"*'
_Jf_?aKbto i-r.-t;-.-??' ?_'^^___-la?la**>5
.i.?-s bul tli.'lr luthusla.m l? air. aii) ?""?? ? h^_f UB
aSw BMa-aaaa aa^aa ? tb-t.... *?ur; "^.uai
t_o rri-lB. It w '"'< v<Mr-w" York .0 ><?*?<' _*__.
b_4ia_- '-'*l;7""'a^:^l.t 01 _*. rW-*
II lin runiirllll'latis l-l i> "I'l"""'
Th_I?___ aa_a_ __ aaaakal"?"??