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I0UNDED BY EOBACE GREELZY.
KEW-YORK, BUNDAY, APRIL 2G.
TWELVE PAGES.
IHE XBW8 THIS MOBXIBQ.
FoRKir.x.?lUitMi Caaiael dtaeaaaan UtaAfgbaa
Bituntion. == t'uiitradictor.v repoffta alnnil a
coinpromiM' baiween Egyat aad Ereeee. . AM
qnietat Paaania. =^ Enthruaaatk reeeptkm te
the Ptnaee <if lYalea iu LoaaloaMVany.
Ddmkstk.? TboBBttlera ta iho Wtaaebagje R's
ervation ln-ld in< <>tmcr.-i la diaeaea Iba PreeMlent'a
BayaeJaaaatloa. ==== Foreet a^eeoeeenTed la Maaae
ciiu>eits. = Woston, tho eaaitalbTt, waa fdund
unilty of Bmrder in PennaylTania. ? Many
BBattaeoeearred lrotn aarar i? Pfyaaontli, Peaa.
=: Tbe body ni i.iic of tho vu-lims of tho col
Jwry eaaaeter bI Hhanaaalnali was reeeaered.
Citt abdBtraoBBAB. Oeeeral (Jrant aotaowell
r= Fnneralfi of KiiiRinau J". l'ajre aud (aplniu
?\Votton.-Exaiiiiiiatinn of Caiitain O'Hikii.
s=^r= Dinciriiancifs iu MateiiientN tu* to tbo value
of atrc-ot railroad tracka. ?-. F.ud of tho (inn.
?wood liivotigatii.n. z=r=. Gold valuo of tbe logal
tander silvor dollar VkV3P% gratraB), H3.24 cents.
?-StiK-k9 dull, witk wnull fluctuatioiis, aud
closod with Ineealei elBBBgae,
iBJB W ' aijiki:. -Imiir.vK toeal ohscrrations in
??ic8teikar and cobb-r weathor, fnllowid by iu
?rea.?iiiR cloudiuoga, with ebgAeea of raiu at Bight
Teuijiorature yesterday: lllffh ent. TI: loweaU 55-:
areratre IJ^V. _
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Tiie AiiKb.-Bus.sian iinbro^lio baa f*o tbor
ongbly abaerbed tbe attetitkai ef Ibe Eagliab
that tbey ba*e DO tbmight for sido issms. If
tbey haii, Mr. (Jlatlstoni'ri rownt statcinciit in
eftect tbat tbe expl ditiuii te Khartoum bea bl BB
practicnlly abaiidoned would bavc caeaed BO
Bttlo cxci'aiiKiit, and nlght havo n>u!t<d in a
?vote of censure on tba Miuistry. F.ut BOOneg or
later tbe etteoapt to BTeBBB Uordon'H <b atli was
nure to be given up, and public sentinieut
eertain to approvc it. Happily wara of ven
jjeaiice on bilpless tribeB are not niuch to
Englisb taste after all.
i-*
General Middleton has at last found Riel's
men and bad a sbarp but indecisiie light with
tbi-ni. Tbe t'Mvllence of tbe rebel niarksiuan
abip 880088 to bave beeu proved ou this 0COa>
gion, tbe caaualties among tbe trooog bting
cousideruble for so brbf au afbtir. Tbe
it'lnls bad prepared aa Baabagb, and appeai to
have Btupiiscd General Middleton'rt advaoee,
and tbe Qeraaral bJaaaell nanowly eecaped
death, bis bat being paeteed by a bi-ll. BioTfl
force took advantage of g woodod ravine as
aeover and baving retreatid to this practii-ally
inaccA-ssible shelter after being driven fioni their
poeition on tbe level giouml, the aetkan eeema
to bave eeaeed, QoaaaTgi Middleton pn-iening
to await the airival of reinloreenit nts bi-l'ore
atteinpting to surround and eajiture or dcstioy
hiaopponents. ^
In an entertaining artielo publlshed on
anotber pagOi ea-Seaator Wilkinsun trarereea
t/arious statenu nts made by Adniiral l'orter
BBjgajeetiOK Mr. Uocofal^ dealings with the
fiouthern jieoplo at tbe close of tbe eivil war.
lt is m> pleasautly written tlmt 8 BBOOIbI n-ading
may bi- reqniaite before dlejaleteatod out?iders
can realize tbat so dihtinguislied an actor iu
that bi.-torie eonllict is delilxaaudy eharged
arith taking wauton liberties with taotg and
doing Kfiious iuiustice to the inemory of the
ynartyr I'resideut. So direct a challenge canuot
paas unnoticed. lf tbtse strictuies are well
founded it will be a prtguant waining not only
to unini!i!e e/litOM with exubirant imngina
tions," but alao lo w.ll-infoiiiiid men in public
life?not to speak bastily whendeahiig with tbe
roputations of the heroic dead.
About nll that eau be said of the prcaent po
litif.il gituation in Frunce is that it is badly
ajgaed. The Miaiarry is on pretty good tenns
v ith all taetiooa, for tbe eocaeaoo object of all,
jiiHt now, ia to get tbe Ibpublic out of ber
Tounuin difioultieg witbout too raaeh disomlit.
The preeiae tenns of the peaee Wltb China ure
yjot known. Tbey will probably not be very
good for France, but tbe lespoiisibility for
aucti an laaoe is tba crowning eurMleraaatioB of
the Ferry Cabinet?tbe Briaaon Cabiael bobjhig
itstlf ic no way reeponaibbj for belag obUged
to niiike tbe best of an exceedingly bad niatlei.
How eapablu tho new PreraleriBol roatortaift
in other Vajg, tbe lost pieetifg of Frame
reaaaina to be seen; but aecording to ini;
Tkiiu nk's 1'aria lettei, prioted this moiniiig,
he bas many of tbe traits one would expe.i I..
find in the man who geuerally aucceeiU umbr
auch circiiiiist.iiH-e>.
Judgo Andrews, of the Bnpyeroa Court, re
cenily caJJoii attentioai totbe needof souie aagia*
lation which would give Bfeoedoaea iu the
eourte to the lawsuits which the eUy hxa ou ita
baada. Thcrc ia uo doubt that ateps ahould bo
taken to brinj? these Fuitu to trial or to settle
them. aud thus avoid the agpaalBB 0- fiitare
lititr.ition. The amount involved is not less
than ten imllions. Some of tho Biuts
datc back as far as 18G4; but BaOat of them are
legaeaea of tho Twced ring. Every year that
paaaaaa reducea the chanoeu of wiimiiitf them,
and adds to tho cost of keepint? them alonjr.
Doeena of Lawyen m dte larce profits continu
ally for M procurinj? an.l presentins evidon.'e,"
aml yet tbe prooeediaga arano aearara oon
cliision now ajipai-ently than they w.-re yoars
BgO. Thia OVghl lo ho BtOpped. Eitherlcttho
suitsbe tried or let tlit'in be eoiiiproniised.
-?
Thia city otoupfloaa aeoda miditional meana of
rajiid transit, or al least transit of s.nne kiml ;
but tho niothods of tho surfaeo eompaniefl Ifl
dealing with the stato nnd nonielpal authori
ties are disootuatfiiu ll the extronie. 6T6B to
tlio adviK-ati s of more Borfaoe liaea. I"
taiiniBtiog thn wo:th of theirproperty tln- eom
panios do not seem to havo any Htan.lar.l of
ralne. lt flqetaated violently under diflerenl
ciiciiiiistaiicos. If taxea aro to be paid '<
beeoiaea aexl to Laviaibie; if divideBdaare to
be deelared it lootaa Bp Hke a moootain and the
diviilonds do not appear exoeaalve, Take Jacob
Sbanra Bleeeker-et. an.l Foltoa-Bt rallmad.
Sharp Ustified rceontly before a roforoo tliat
? ?xeltisive of lea-.tl lim-s his poinpanv ovvn-.l
thvoo and a li ilf niiles of iion traeks wlii-h wete
woiih laaa thaa 06,000permlle, making the
whole line woith ali.nil $25,000. Yol biaeoto
pany's report to tho Btate Eagiaeetplaeeathe
rjoat of (ho traeks at $1,7411,812. rhlfl id
liardly ciedible. Hut Mr. Sharp's teattaonj ll
on Me io the Coiinty Clerk'B oftico aml the
report to tlie Stato Eogiaeer is on Hl'- in
Albany. Moreover, thia oMiaordinaiy diller
onoo in raloaa ia aeeo iu Bereral othec loada
beaidea Mr. sharp's.
WAB ISEVJTABLE
War is now eonaidered Inevitabla ia erery
Eoropeaa eapitaL Bit Petei I.um.-.lon baa
foieed tho Britiafa GrOTetnnienl to reverl to tbe
Penjdeh ootrage and todemand explaaationa
aml ropaiation. Tlio nihv ut tlio Roaaiafl <n>v
oinmont may lu- deferred for a wook or a lott
Digbt, bul there lee~ery reaaon to belirre thal
il will be unsatisfaotory. The interval will be
empioyed io maaaiag a foree at Penjdeh an.l
Sarakhs whieh will be ready to Bwoopdowo
upon Herataa aooa aa arar ia deelared. Tbe
lieenae aeeorded to tho Baaalaa praaaal tbe
preaenl erhda prorea that the Cxara military
adrisera aro determioed toharea eampaigo
in Central Aaia. Tho reporta recelved from
Geaeral Komaroff and other Bgenta on the
Afghan borderhave oonYioeed th.-m thal Eog
Liab preatige haa already deelined in conae
qnenoeofthe battle of Ponjdeb, and thal tbe
i.e. iip.itioti of H.-rat wonM ho a Btaggeriag
hlow. Tho miUtary party are apparentlyso
iatoxieated with thelr raeeeaa in arinning a
diahoneet tletory tliat they would not beaitate
to atta<k Sii I'otor taraedea'a eseotl if bj that
expedieot thoy eoald openaaray fora daah
upon Ilorat. Thoy iillow tbe Kn--i.in preaa
to Bpeak diapai tgingly an.l even eontemptn
ooaly of Eoglaod aml aeek in <-vny araj io ii
ritate aml haraaa the Liberal GoYernnient,
Tbey bave no lotentiofl of abaodooiog Geaeral
Ivomaroii afterapplaodinghim for hi-- treacber
OU advanco aml unprovoki-d ;i>-.itilt ; aml
ualeaa tbey d<> tbla, the reparation demaaded
by Englaad wfll not beoOered. Tho attitade
of Boaaia is a positive und foriniilalile BfMWtBOa
of war.
Om arx'oial eable diapatehea pnbRahed on the
nrat page oontaia a terae aml Inciaire reriew <.i
tho erenta of tho wook and betoken onmie
takably a spoidy outbreak of war. The Glad
atone Iftaistxy arhile BtiD peraiating in onndnet*
inir nopitialions havi- praotic illy ahan loin .1
tho baal bope of peaee aml havo already made
airaogementa for eloatng out tho Boodas
bnaiaeaa aud diepatchlng erery arailable
regimenl to indla, Tho poaaibnitj of arbitra
tion is not disoiisso.l M-rioimly in any Enropeafl
capital. lliploinatists are tliii lly ooncoinod
with the reeaatiag ef allianeea ia theerentof
war. An onderatanding ia beBered t.? bave
boon reaehed betweeo Greal Britaia aml th<
Porte, aml tho Rns.-ian stoiiis of Sermaa and
Auhtriau attemnu at ecereioa an- ofBclallj coa
tradictoil. EorOM is o\i.l.-ntly prepariog fora
long war fraujjht with momeatona reaulta,
THE JSTH.UIS TliOTHLE.
The presonce of an Amoiicaii fono on tho
Isthiniis baa H.TYcd l'anama from dostrmtion in
all probabilitj, and it ia erident that the ea>
iiloyimiit of tid.s loree for that parpose was
Btrictly within treaty Hlipulations. 'I be I'niNil
Staii'.s baa not ?ndertaken this expedltioa with
any purposo of oflioious interfeience with the
affaira ol hor ajeaghborB, imt aolely in perforav
aneo of sjiocifiod dtiticH tmposed upon our
Govoininoiit by treaty. Tho statoinent
that tho Freneh regard tlie aotion of
our troOM at runuiiiii as unwarrant
ahh' in for thia reason Bingolar. Tln- Prenefa
havo 10 ffeajne. whateTex for proteal
or eompiaint. Tbe United Btatea Bodertooh
long ago to keep open tranail aeroea thelath
uius. ThiH af.rreenient inyolved just BUeh
nioasnns 88 havo been taken in a si'iiation smli
aathe preaent one. The interventkm of the
United Btatea, moreover, abonld be weleotned
aml approved by all the Eoropeaa Powera, for
thia ooontry bi the only one whieh oaa take aoeb
action without arotaalttg uppieheiisions and pro
dneing eoinplioations.
The iiemli (jovernnient donbtieag under
stands this too well to take ajnbfBge at any
thing that baa peMeed, arhatea/erimpoaafbie am
bitionsmay haTebeenehariahed byperaonaeon*
neoted with tho l'anama (anal ('oiii)iany. All
the world knew that the United Slales had
puaranteed fiee, eoiiiiiiiiniration Bgnoag the
lathmaa, and Ubareiate thefemnogronnd for
Hinpiise beoaneewe ttre up t<? oareompaet,
Kven thia lutila Freneh eipreeaioa of
disHatisfaetion, however, m.ay bo regarded as
an eviileiiee that our 1 lovernnient aoteil BOtM
too jiroinptly in Ihe case, and that, all thingl
coii-idered, it is fortuiiato that tlio Isthinus is
to-day geeurely lield at hoth ends BJ Amei ii-an
troo|).s. That betngafl leeempliahed fact, there
is no dangor of any disairreomont al.otit it, but
had an tJTIBMI hceti Ktven, by our iuaetion, for
the landiiitf of Freneh or Kngli.h marines, BOBM
eaalaiiilaiBiiiiit adghi havo n aolted.
LOOSE LEJ1SI.AUVL Ml.TllODS.
It i? not aiirprisint,' tliat niiu-h rieiong leglala
tion ejoneerniag thii eity geii Bpoa the atatnte
hixiks, aanatdering the woae inttJ-trda thal
Hooai to Iiittl favor in the Scii.ile. A DOtable
instanco of this reekle.su way of doing husinesH
will i?o found m tho pfoeeedlnga of that body
on Friday. Atthbiatage in the BObaJOB ii la
pai ticiilaiiy desiia'ole thaa BO bUI shoiild be
piwsed without iir?t aavlttg baeaj printed aml
roiisidered in eoininillee. 1'heic aro Btringeal
ruh's in foroe to pr.ivi.lo for such eonsi.loi-.uii.n
aadaaatinat haaty aagiaiatioa in gaa>egaL l>o
apite thoso rules aml in fuco ol the ur?;"iit jiro
t. -t ul Sonator Gibhd a BKMMUN iv;w iiitioilini-d
by Benutor "Miko" Murphy and pa^xed on
i'mlay without baviag hoi-n eun.sidered by any
coininittee or e\cn printed ho that the nieinherH
mii_'ht know wh.it it coutuinod.
That bili providca for tbe uuliiuited iacreaae
_i_,_-- -?* ?
of the polico detective fOfOB in this city without
regard to Civil Servi. e rules 01 ?anytbing BaeB
an.l it issaid williout even limiting tl;e p'l.v.
Thepreeentlaw limits tbe Dumberof detee*
tives lix.s their pay, and provides that tl.ev
Bball be tmkm trooa tbe polleeforee, Ifa ae
tectiv.> is loiin.l i.ieiricient he eaa be reraaoded
tu otber diiti.s. Bal aoderthe ICorpbj bill all
tb.se l.airiers are swe|it ewoy, and evcry ward
rajiitWan, Inelnding Mr. Maxpby bimself,
OOaid 08 made 8 detectivo 00 liberal pay. '1 ho
nirioiistliing.'lboilttlie biUil tiUatthe PollOB
CommleaknMweknew nothing about it. Beua
tor Qibba atated tbat Preaideal Frc.ch and
CommiaBlooer Porter bad botb aaked bim to
barethebill laldaaidenntll they eoold aeeer
Saifl its proTtaloo*. Bnl Bea ttor afnrphy, wbo
Baidbegotthe bill from lospector Byrnee,
fi.iiii.l eooagh RopabllcaB Benaton, regardleaa
of tbelr pablledatiea, torote with tbe Deroo
erataaodpaaathe bUlwithoot inofon haring
beea printed,
ll roay be dealraWe to provide for the em
plojroentofakiUeddeteetiTeeonUidethe police
roree ; bnl if so it aboold be d me by the paaa
I,..,. of a carefuiu drawa bill, approaed by tbe
Poiiee Board, and giriog the Board of Eatimata
tbe powerto ii-< tbe pay. There eaa be bo i i
cnae fer paaaing aneh a looei ly drawa oieaanre
astiiat ofSenatoc Ifnrpby; and tbe ?railroad
ing"of that or nny otber bill tbrottgfa the
Benateal tbig stnge of the Beaaion is diacredit
able to tbe membera engaged in it.
B0UBB0S18M BOJLlBth
Tiie Bonrbooa of Virgioia are in i gtate ol
wrath, lt d<M?a not ptoaea them to flnd a
Burereigfl Btate enotrrdled, erea inthematter
of paying itahoneal debte,bytbe Natkmal Gof
erniiieiit, which ViiL-inians claimed that the]
had deatroyed u 1861, and afterward tried
hard for aereral yeara to deetroy. Bo inold
timeeaome oery F. F. V. wonld louk with ao
ntserable wrath apon b Kortbern modaill
cli.ilie.l aa a polieemao, ii the minbm ?>f tbe law
attempted to praveal tbe acion of chiralry from
awiadUagaomebodyinoor Northara eitiee] t<>
be eanghl awiodUng waa a amaU matter, bal
lli.it it "geiitleinan " ghoold D8 n -l laiind, in
anytbing be pleaaed te do, by a mero modaill,
waa iatolerable. Virginia, bowerer, will be
obliged to recogniae th ? fael tbal the law i^ no
reapecter of peraooa, and the Conatitotion ol
tbe I'nitiil Btatea canool be ael aside with im*
pnnity, even by the Bral familieaol Virginia,
Tne latosl achei.r the Bonrbooa ia to call a
Btate Conveiition. an.l aolemnly reeidve the old
State out of exiatenee, leeaing m> corpoi ???
entity t<? be reapooaible for tbe paymeol ol any
l.i.nils or intereal thereoo. Thia ia aftei the
Meuipbia pattern. T...- ropndiatora ol that
Tenneaaee city weot to the Btate Legiahttnre
and got an aet paaaed repealiog thecharterof
tbe city, aothal tbeoorporate body which had
conii.ictcil thedebl could beaaid tobaveeeaaed
toexiat Aa Virgioia ia in Democrntic opinion
b torereign state, even in robhiog ita ereditoi -.
it needa oo permiaainn from aoybodj to oeaae
lo eziat; it eaa diabaod, aeeording to thi<
theor.v, aml resolve itaelf into its conatitnenl
clementa, al its own pleaaore. bol the q
tion wonld evi ii then ariae wbether Virgioia, or
any oew org.miz.iti.noi the aame materiai,
could cl.iiin any of the righta and poweraofa
State. Ii it ia a Btate at all, ll is Virgioia, and
1.1 b debt ; if it ia nol the State ol Virginia, i'
i- aotitled to ao rapraei ntation in the Electoi i
College, ln Ibe Beaate, or in tbe llonea. lt i
aafe to aay tbal tba Boorboaai will imt trj
evp.riineiit. nor ivill Pieaident CleYelaad let
them. The electoral rotea <?( erery poaaibly
Demoeratic Btate aill be waoted in 1888, Tbe
power of a State to aboliafa itaelf, witbooteon
Mtit of the UnJted Btatea, wonld m.t becoo
ci deil.
ln amne faehioo, howerer, the Bonrbooa io
teiiii to reaial tbe anthority of the Uaited Btatea,
if they eaa. Wh.it doea t)?? Preaideol propoee
to do iil.oiit it / The datj of enforcing tbe
lawaisnoa iotrnsted to Preaideol CleTeiaad,
aml it appeara to bi <?otial, aa the tii-t ^t?p.
tb.it he abould gacertaia whetber his own At
tmin-v-iiein r.il is I ryal, aad will do iii- beal i"
eiiione the lawa, ioapite of hiaaoniowhat dia
graoefnl appearanee aa eonnael Ior repodiatoi -
a few weeka ago. Nezt, tbe Preaideol will
have to deeido wbether be will encoorage and
coaoteoance tbose wbo defy the Conatitntion ol
the Lloited Btatea by appointrng any of them t>.
oOice. Men oan be fonnd in Virgioia to huld all
the oftleee, wbo are atanch aod Doeompromia>
ing debt-peyera. The Preaideol will either
ehooao aocfa men, in any future appoiotmeota
for Virgioia, ot bewillmake tbe eauaeol tbe
repodiatora hia own, Dodgiog aod trickerj
were poeaible when tbe Derooeratg were ool ol
power. Now it reeta with g Demoeratie Preai
denl toeoforoa tbe law, and to gboa wbether
he \i ill tolerate deflaoee ol tbe Conatitutien.
There will be ample time bereafter to ooo
sider the ililbretice between tbe liepilblicall>
aml tbe Bonrbooa <?! Virgiokv on thia us on
other qoeatiooa. Bnfflee it oow to aay that tbe
meaanre whieh tne Snpreme Coorl aoatained
lo ita deeiaion two yeara ago, aod whieh fooi
of its membera atiUaoatain lo a diflerent aapeet,
albcled ti.e n inedy ralher than the right ot
ereditora, while the later aeta whieh the Boor
boo Legialatnre peaaed ia 1884 diatiactlyre
onire t be payment of all lieeoae taxr-s in monej.
aml deny to tho bolder of oonpona any remedj
lf,after be baeteadered them,hia propertj ia
WTongfnlly sei/ed by an ofjiccr. II the Slate
should now set Itaelf to bring fairly before Ihe
Supieine Coorl tbe qneetioa wbether Virgioia
ahonld be obliged topay tbe wbole ofadebt, and
Wet Virgima nopirt of it. there would be more
oiputyin its claiin. Bnt tbe Bonrbooa donol
pretend a deeire to pay whal is right fnlly doe ;
tbey aTowaporpoea torepodiate aitogether;
aml the qoeetlofl .mineiliately in order in
whethei the I'le^uloi.t ivill BOataia and 000001
ggetbem la defyiog the Cooatitotioe of tbe
Uaited Btatea,
TIIE BDDDEH8JEK VKBD1CT,
Tbe C'oroner's jury whieh iBveatigatefl the
Sivty-seroml-st. biiibling Beeldeoi la>t we.k
aeema to haaa been oompoaed of men ()f good
aeOBeand more than aveiage al.ility. No one
of them waa a boilder or eonneeted with buibl
ing operaliooa ia aay way; and thia waa nol
oeeeaaary, for it did notreqnire eipartato aea
tbal the lallen bulidioga bad beea oot np in
the ebeapeal and tlnn^ii-t maaaer. Tbelory
rendeied a ch ai and mtoUigiblc venlnl, put
the regpooBibilitj wbere n belooged, god
Corooer htartig eooamitted tbe Kakbineon*
liacloi, bJa foieinaii, the iliinsniy in aybeea name
tln- |ilmis wera Bled and the iwo iodieted boild
ing e.vaiiiimis to the ToOlbs, ThttWaa bighly
Batiafaetoty aod refreabiag, Bjiboofhgj] tiie
men aie nnu g| laige on b.ul.
Boddeneiah was r/ropetiy bebj (primarily
ir |(oiinil.le for the disasier and (be Baejth of
vVoltera, The erideaee, hreidea Bheanag
eonclu?ively the bad iiu,.lily of tho matcii.ils
uscd and the llunsy cli.u.n i.r of tbo wbole
work, brought out the faet that m. fooner bad
tbe boildiogs eoUapaed than oMof Bajdiloa
aiek's men was sent out to buy two or three
loads of sund iu order to throw dust in tbo 88/88
of ollicials and the public. lluppily this
acheuio did not sneoeed. 'J'hat no aand was
uaed iu Buddeusick.'a tuortur haa been provod.
That the fnundations of his hotiscs were in
Btirlit-ieiit to support their woight, and that tho
brieka and other malerials were of the poorest
qnality, no one who has read tho publishcd nc
eoanta ean douht. It i.i appuJliujr to think
what a eataatrophe mbjht have occurred if
theaa boaaaa had beea oompleted and oeeapaed
before faUing down. Aud who cati tell how
many boaaea in tho dty, built in the aame
hhabbv fashioii, are liablo to eollapse at any
monieiit 1 ihe Inspoctor of f-iiil ilin j_:-4 is BCtiag
aiaely in ntaking an ezamiBatioo of the hotteei
put up by Huddonsiek. If ihey are in a dan
garooa OOOditioo the tetiants ought to movo
onl witbool debty,
The Coronet'a jury borehard upon thein
dieted bailding examiaera, found ealpabie
oegligeace and looae managemeBt in the
Borean of Buildiuga, aad anggeated that the
liiiicati ahooid bo made a separate dcpailmetit,
with a bead appoioted by the llayor. It la
eertaia that thia is one of Ibemoat importanl
branehea of our city government; and yet
there haa beea a diapoaitioB tobeUtUe it and
eramp it. There is good reaaoo t<> bellave that
:ho iiiiinbei-of examinerala tooamaUand that
their diatricta are-too big.
EU88JAS 01T1LIZATION.
A good di ai ol vagne and oiiaty writiag has
beea dune abonl Baaaia, aad eapeeially about
it-itain nileged reaaoaa whytbeUoited Btatea
ahooid aympathize with her. Bal certaioly any
attacbmenl to the prevaiiing llnea of goveru
nuiital actioo iii Bnaaia moal be impoaaible for
an Anierie in who umler.-lamls the ipn-.-tion, for
ihe Ctar'a Goveramenl u the bul atrooghold of
Abaolotiam io Europe, and all its energiea
whieh are n.?i empioyed in territorial expanaioo
areeogaged in repreaaiog tbe popnlar eflorta
aftei fiei-ilidn of tbooghl aad repreaeatative in
atitutiooa. The Riuaian Btaaaeaare ateeped in
igBoranee and Boperatitioo, aod prave-ted from
acqoiring any enligbteament There b> bo tree
preaa io tbe eoaatry, eveo niagazioea baviag
l.it.-ly b. i ii ao| preaaed foi daring to tonch upon
politica, Tbe caiveraitiea are all noder tbe
moat rigorona poliee inpervialon, Every
atodenl baaa tpj al hUback. Tbeintroductloa
..I liberal publicatioas, evea <>f acieotific "
from Eogland, Genuaaj and Fiaace, is probib
iii.l. Tbe frontier enatoma ofBeera are
inattucted to k??*?;? koowledge oul of the
eoBBtry aa earefolly aail it arere dyoamite,
The only authorixed pnblic opinion iatbatof
tbe army, aod th.it ezerta an organi-tsd
in.--me iu favorof foreign war and conatanl
territorial expaoaion. The military eeotimnnl
in i-ili-.t dominatea the Gorornmenl and while
tbeenormona areaol Roaaiaproper labnthalf
aettled an.l h.i'.f cultivated; wbile there hi i
century'a work eloae al hand lor tln- acbool
teaeher, tho legialator. the jonroaliat, the
acicntinc farmor; while corraption, atagnaot
eonimerce aod waeteful foreigo wara bave
exhauated thecreditol the couutry, tbe roioe
oi the aroiy atill clamora ;.>r freah campaigoa
an.l freah ac loiaitiooa.
The idi i lhal Ruaaian conqw -? ia ctvilL
adeloaioo. What haa been done for tbe Cen
it.il Aaiao Kbaoatea La aitnply to trauqnillize
tln in exteraally. A .-?t??i? baa beeo put to tribal
qoarrela aad raida, bnl tbe White Cxar'a rnle u
neitber paternal nor elevatiag. His Geaerala
:i: ,1 fi il. .-ee the Aalatica utd pillage
tkomaelvea rich. Thej hold down theoative
. bal they do imt belp tbena i<> a bigher
eit'Uirjatl. lodeed, it woul.l be ahaard t<>
rxpeol any other manlta from the Kaafmaaoa,
i. i. roaie-h an.l Koaaarofte who bearawayia
i!. regioaa. Thereia oowhere in Ruaaiaaay
broad policy of domeatia reform <>r Improve
iiioiit. It maj I. -ii.ltn.it Nihili-tn lia-ju-li
tiod tbe .iliindonin.nl of aoch a policy, but the
truth ia th.it KibilUtn grew out of tbe deapair
ut belter thiaga. I' haa bappeaed tbal Ruaaian
cooqueal h.ia aupplanted still more hopeleaa
eooditiona Ib Central Aaia, aml it migbl do tho
-n.i. iu Eoropeaa Torkey. Hut Ruaaktiato
il.i\ not a Power from whleh th<- world baa
Boythiog to bope; while her aaceodaaey wouid
[ovolve tbe monace Lnaeparable from tbeauc*
eeaaful ambition .>t a aeml-barbaroua yel atroog
Power.
ll Roaaian Abaolutiam coherea its advaoce
nuat be diaaatroua to all trne pregreae aad all
real civiluailon. It ii doea noi cobjsre the
ooontry will bave to aork oul it- oa u aalvation
paiafully through aaarchy aad revolutioB. Hut
wbatever the fuiure ebaracter ol ItaGovern*
ini-iii, it ean do BothiBg lor the general welfare
..i manklnd for a loog time to coaie, aml at
preai nt all its teadcaciea are daagerona aml
threateaiag lo tha caaee of demoeraey la
Europe, _________________________
OUT I\ TBE OPES AIE
1 lio eliek of tbe oai la tbe rowlock, the ring of
tba facht-boilder'aBiallet, tbe wblrr of tba iwift*
taraing blcyele, the atroka ?.i Ihe balaiaa'a aah,
tba iliytlinii. baal <>l tba thoronghbred'a boofa
iipnii tba ra. e couree?theaa aoaada hli tha April mr
aodeettbeblaod dancing Ooxreadera thiamorn
Ini 111:.v tul.e ;i fiaaeeal tli?- aatiavaklBBedraeen
ii-. 11.< y fly ov.-i ti.e Bjeaaared inii? ut Ji rome Pai k ;
may watch tba aleodet olghl oarod theibi aa tbe
braway arma of oat Harlem Bivet amateora aand
ilniu Baahlng tbroagh Ibe ripplee; aaayaxall in
tba rictoriea or aympatblaa with tha aorrows ai
tiu-ir favorite ball*playerai mayaota tba prepara
ti.ina lor tha baltlea af tba ? bite-wingad acboonen,
or mav wiii.I aloag tl..- Boalevard or the Oceaa
Parkway wtth the kaightaol IhawhaaL lt la a
wida raaga of aattrlty, >.i haaltbfal reereatioa,
i.i booorabla rlralry tbal theaa api.rta eovar, aod
ino:.- .nel more, year by year, doea youof, Nea Foi i
and old New-York, too, throw baait aadaoaliaie
tlilill.
rhere wlll be ae greal aaatehwrth Eogland oa
IbeUreedaaoerrangeathia year. Briiiah rideamay
bebeay ia IbeAfghaa paaaaa Aayway tbey eaa
BOtbeapered for oonteata aol longbt with llving
targeta Poaaibly Iba war eloada may lower ao
darklytbat tba yaebl raeea todetermlaethapoa
?saaioa of tbe \.rleaCap maygjo ever, IfEag
Itabanataaand Bogttah aavies ahnuid beeagaged
in H diatii grapotowrth tba imhts nf iba great
WbiteCaar,Uttle beertwoeld Eaghah yaehtaaaea
have ior ti.e BOiOBBMB BtfifB ?'! iillter with irl.tio
ll.Kllll.
r.i.t be tho Issne whal it may abroad, Iba paople
of tbe Uaited Btatea wUI aol ba taraad aanle from
their favoiite direraioBB by wara or raaaera af
orara Rrea ii Earopa aboold be all ablase, tba
Cbaaapioa Btakea at lleoaaoelh Parh aill ?>?>
dectded Jaattba aaane,tba New-YorkYaeht Olob
\, iii (aka Ita bbbbbI erol aa, aad tba i>ikr wbaala will
rarelra la our bighwgya aod bywaya, The Laagaa
aml gaaoiiiatton alnaa aill eontiaoa teweera tba
tangied webof myaterlona trtnmpb aod perptaxlag
lii-ioat. Iae llail.ii. Biver wlll be arowdedwtth
?pldar-Uka aheUa afaad s. will i>o BMdttag :?ti
othaf ir itlera ahuj amaU, aad aaaa wtU atUl difier
a? to Ibe reaaeetlva aaarita of hfaxey Cabh aad
lli.rry Wllkaa. lf the Poel i.iii paaaaa, niir Diatrii t
ItteraeyaaBd Jadgaaaaar i>e BBeoal JeeoaaaPark
a-. of ol I, aml BOaalUy may BBBBpt fortiuin witii
Diedeal iBTeetuaata ia tha nataala, ereo U? Herat
Iio.oiiiim Baaataa Bad taeAaaeag loaaa Caadahar,
'liie Ainerniii people, wuii no loaa g| baaaaer
Bbreed lediaeelel Ibaaa, wtBgoea ptaeeermg aad
to proaper, aad baay aiellkely i<> raaketbla aaeaoa
tba litaltaal ararkaowa aa raea traek, rirer aod
l.all liold. _
Ti.e reeaari iiei'iNiiu. "f Iba Ci.iirt of AppaeMj m
rea.u I 88 Ibe tenns of .iiy oiliciuls, ia likely to
throw w.nie of tbe clerks iu tbe oistrict eimrtM out
of lucratiye placea. lieretofore n bas baaO held
that a?--l?rk in uue of tb?a? i-mirta waa BBOeaated
for aix yeara, whetaor bla pretleeasaor aerY.nl out a
lall tarm or not Uudai thia couatiuctiau th* ulaik.
who is the personal appointeo of a Justioe, has fre
queutlyretufrncd juat before the expiration of tho
term of the Juatice, who haa then niailo anotber ap
pointnient for a aeeond term of six years, tlins pre
ventinjrthe ineomintr Jnsticc from chooainp; his
oivn clerk. The new clork would tken api>oiut aa
deputy elerk the person who resifrned and as the
aatary for the clerk aml aVauat* bi $0,000 eaaa, all
waa arrantfed to the satisfnction of everybody cx
ropt tho new Jaattea, a bUl now before the Legis
latara proposes to eml thia unjiist arranK'Miient, bnt
the aeehnaa of tho Court of ApD.-ul:I would 88888 to
Baake 8888. a law uniiei-ejs.ii-y.
?
rillslmry, C'hi-e and Troup. alao IIigKine. They
are tarBUag tho ras.als out- to elover.
M-ijnr F.. A. Btirke inforuia Ihe .Xar-Orlraiia BHk*
that h.)"w.ll not take any uct.ve put in patltiM
hereaftor." ln that deteruiination he-eeuis to be
leceivingeaoooragea-aal from Waahiagtoa, as tho
Preeidaat'a eboies f.?r Naval Ofaear waa faa from
beiagMr. Burke'schoieo. Tha Preeideal laeatltied
to ara Iii f..r thal faei Mr. EbtrkVa timo wiii preb
ablyba aeeapied ia gettlag aaother tiual appro
priattoa for tho BxpoaitioD.
The Kagwnmaa are mfnrmed ibal tbeyeaat cnme
any Olirar Twiat baaineaa with tlna Admlnlatra
tion. They havo hail their pay aad moatal aen.l
ui> their platea for hut.'.
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Ihr I'lufi Obteivtr BBBBot <-nnto;nnla'o with pa
lieaee laedelay on tha i>ait ol tho Adjaiaratratlea
mkiekiageat aaeh "aa etmnatve raltawaaWttl
1.1111-, .Ml. Aithur'ai.-oloied appointeo to Ihe 11;i\ I i.-u
Miaal n." "iho riealdoairaaowarorortbeofflnlal
? i..--,'' itadda, "is uni.--.trii ti-d whara theClvtl
a atatatea do not apply," and "it isamaziajz
Impadeoee" for btepabUeaaa te taken eantrary
riew. l'erhaps tho Eilitor of The Obserrer will
realtaa la time that the I'nited Mates Benatahaa
aoanethiag to aay aboal apaoiota-eatai and that
it will not eoaaeal aa Ihe removai af aa offlotal
aimply beeaoaa he is a eoioced man. aud regarded
by Beeretary Bayard aa aa "iafenor'' beiog. ihe
bb*trver woold perfaapa be more patieal If tteeditor
were aol a eaadidaie for United 8tataa Marahal.
Delaya ara exaaperating, no doubt, m sucii eaeee.
While ;ill iho world ia aoariiag liko a p.-u-k ot
atiL'i v doga, Ibe United st.it.-a troopa al tha [ethmaa
n.Iqoietly to act, Tbey elearaaJaaa wltha
Oalllng k'un, takaa general oOleer prlaaoer, battar
down defi n< ea in ten minntea, aad aarnntti ettarga af
u . it.\. Tha American aagla will piuase rrrtam
Tho afogwamp oreaa, baving mdoraed and
iwaflowed Mr. Ifanning, ahoald not mako hucn
Krimacea over Pillabnry, Chaaa aad Troaa, who ara
ooly bia anbordioatea Tbe eooatry aaderalood
perfeetly well tbai Mr. Ifaaniua'a appomtmanl to
the Treaattry Departmeal meaal maehina pobtiea
..I tbe moal reprebeaaibla ebaraeter, aooner or leter,
li baaeomeaoooer than axpeeted, bal n baa wr*
pi ->-.l Doneexeepl thoea who wero too bllnd in
tbelr aelf-aatiafaetioa to pereeive tha IneTitahla,
?
I'.u.l lanaieh premlaea that ba will heoeafbrth put
up iu? bnildiaga between Deeember aod April. llu
may aol bave the rhanaa His aext hati.lli.it!of
boildmg malanalt may bt ln tha BsngBUgeteae>
yard.
Wiliiiim 1'. Eaterbrook lobi a oerooer'e Jury the
otber day that it waa hla eaaton when LnaBeetoffof
Duildingatocbange hia examioeraaboot, ae tbat m
. .a lequenoe ol thia " ahake np " they arenld ba V -a
liahh- to peeaoiary tematation from tlms? who be
eaine I...) well aeqaaioted with theaa. rhia kmd of
- Ili-IIie haa l).-ei| reaorted lo 111 t hu POliOB I'.'li.trt
iiu-nt. 11..- reaall haa been the aaaaa m both eaaea.
Kxaminera and polioemen alike bave aaadasoex
leqnalntaaee in all parta >.f theeity thal
tbey are at bouve ererywhere aad are erery wbere
stii.ji et to the aaaaa h uaaa waakaaaaea The areal
trouble ia that aa iteloiiif p.ilm Itobaa aa bedljln
Blxty aeeond et, &* la Harlena, Tbe wbulo troubla
baa in Ihe palaa, Did liudilenaiek aadaaataaal tliisf
If tha Bocialiata ahoald r.-ally tiasaform thena*
aalraaintodeteetireaaod darote lhaireoerglee be
I onl Ibe re, kless baildiai eontraetota of tlns
city, ua they threaten lo do, they nught havo aoiuo
excoaa for exlati nce.
?
For aay Bepablieaa member to break the tio ln
tln-11 inoia Legialarareandeteeta Demeerat would
be a breaeh of party faith aad fealty, aad a ae
aertionof priaelpla whieh would ??ntitle htm aa
raab with tha Baoediol Arnotda of the tiiue. lt
wonld be aaderateod at anee that it waa a pur
. h;i>. .1 ;..l.
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Tbe oleotnai-'.irino aiiti-tnenopoly cmuhin*tion
ia Juataow bard al \*oik trylag to defeal tbe
eaim.-.i uxxis bill befora Ihe leajialatara The
pttrpoaa <? f tlns bill ia to farataheaaeaaaarswith
aomegaaraatea thal wbea they paBTehaaa eaaned
fooda tbey will noi i>o poiaoned. The peop!.-d -
mand that aaeh ean ahall ho maraad in aaeh a
way that they will know whe put it up ai.d
wbetbet tln' geoda are " liiata " ur " a. eon.l.a,'' To
uao the i iv " mOBOpoly " aaainat a ineasure of this
kiu.l U abaard
It is oaly f eealbla for tbe Daanecraw te get tho
upportiiiiityof eleaaiogtae gogaanatablaala ono
w.iy th.y iiinsl litat u-e them legjg euou,'hto uiako
them need oleaniag.
?
when avideaee ln aapport of the aharaaa agalnal
(Ir.tnwood was henn,' taken, tho coranUaalOB ap
poiated by Gevernor lliii refaaed t.? allew leeartete
aml tba poblie te be preeeol al their Beeeiaaa. Now
that Ihe deleliee of the e. nutery is henn; preatuited
the doora aro l.-it akie opaa. Thia may ho all n^ht ;
but it looka qeeer,
Mlaforttmaa aavat aa aaaaa aimriy, imt raniiy Thr
X'ir-Y'>rk H.r/if li i-ui't iu on.-iuy iiiw-1 BBOflgb to liav,.
wl-lie.l far It the blow li gal yeatenhiy. lt was Just
raeaverlag ita aaal (aol lt- brmpar) ?\er batag f<.r..ii
t.i baek ilewn ou Its braa about clrculatlou,
-haa Ha daUrary elacka eoatrlvad m aaad out
t.n iu tarelva tboaaaad eeplaa ..f Frlaay'a aaaald
Wartfi aa aatarday BmraiBg ta paaea al Balardar'a
laaaa. IB tbe waatbfal aawadaeJata it axplama tbat
ti,i- araa all tii<- mall <>f a mau n tlio deUrety^eom wbo
aaa baaa ptemaily dlaaa-urgad. Wa aaaald aay ae, Tue
wo-dat ia 11ii.t in- w.i.h't buiiKoil, drawB aad
,,u iit.re.l. Hut punlalihiif hlm doean't lelp tlilu.
riiB gaua_aaa advarUaar bow waaw aa buow how ao
niort.h u Dreaortlaa of l'rl.luy'a papercoulil retiuiln
uimold llnit taa or twelve tho.tsand af lt K?t aeut
.mt on Betarday beaate tha aitataba was dtaeareced.
Do tbey prlat ae anny aaoea thau timy aaa aell aaaay
iiay i btaal Ihe way tba Bgaraa are aiadi ui>i i? it
pnrely a Mg alfealattaa la u* eaDai ii.<-y bara i>eou
braeglBg uin.ut l
? ImliliiilHlly we may ineiitloii tli.it / M WorM no lonjrer
ov. .1 pteteada te beUeva what it aaad aaea! ita alreata
iion aa BBaaparai with Taa thiw \Vs. it attll baa
115,000 Ior Uta Uartholill 1'uinl daBgUag un.ler its aaaa
tha uuaaaet ll win Mka aaeb a atataaeai l?ut it now
baaaa altegeiaea ioo such f?r ii.at. It'a a alser paper
than it wni a aeei aga. 'n aaa Bata it'? n Hrety aad
aatualag papet t?<>. Bad Jn?t tho aort we liopo to BM tho
DeeBseraey aaataia ta ihis city.
PBBSONAL.
Dr. CalOa, ot Iloston, la liohlinK a "holinesa eonvo
cation" ln I'lilla.lolphla.
Mr. Taa l'hon I.ee, of Canton, China, now sfudyliin nt
Vnie Cultoga, aill leetara in Boateate-aBBfieweveaUBj
on " Clonrao Woman : Their Baetal < on.iiiinu."
Tlio Bea. Dr. llou-.on.nf CBBBBga, wlll imt aeeept a eull
from Uta Wasalagtee Aveaaa Bapttat ci.uioi., Brsektya.
Ha Inteada ia remata panaaaeauy la Obteaga,
Baeaetarj Laaaar aaacara Iba aaeaaa or kaaei aad bbbb>
tay teaUathata,aad has Bsaaaaiitad many Bftkeoi la
ini'inory ninl la reaJy to rayaal Baaaa ou the allKBteat
pruveeaOea.
JleatgB Appl.toii, ex-Chter-Justlco of tho Malne Ku
praaM Oeari, ia no* atgBty-eaa taata eat,alraag aad
\ IgafeOA, BBd a-. BMMb inw-io .lo.l iu tho law as ever. He
baaaBse llbrary,aeid ta ba Uta mu.i aoniprabaaalra
piliiMi' i.onU lolio.lion ln Iho st.ite, ttlucii he will prou
ui.i) i.-tn. iii.im ?ue i" Beadela CoUege,
Niiuioi Mieiin.u. will stait from olilo next Wtrk ou a
tilplo llio I'ltolllo I'oaat. wilu l'uget Sound aud H1411
graaetoea aa obJaaUre paaata,
Taa iM.ki- of Baia ftabargflatka win not aaaaad the
iniiri laga of bta Btaaa, Uta Prlaeaaa iieatrice. iie aaaeBV
arad 11 io ba a lagraal BBtaaluaaea
'Iho doi.th l.ns latoiy bBBB r.-portod of the Ber. TIt-tii
rtab Oeerg vea Baaaaa, el Doaanagteaa, near Watvaa>
iniinpioii. gBBlaad. Beaaa uteeMeataoaaf UteBaaeaa
ailmlai .01.1 Mi.tt. -iiu.iii. ( nil li.iLon von 111111.-.. 11.
I'roftasor Moiuniien la hard at work PBMBganf, BBt
valii.ii.lo ui.'iiiiiai'ripta partlully doatruyi-d laat yi ar liy a
iire lu hli library.
Tbo wltiow vf Lord Ainutulll Lae beea made tady-la
waltlng lo the Queeii |a nieOBBBtaa ta La ly A'lsr.-roaMr
riKi-iiod. The phw-o reaurea ataweeka* au. nj ????.?
court yearly, nnu paya $-/,oOO a year. * *?
Lord Sallabury will eell hia marlne vllla at Paya nta*
Dtaeya,_' ^
111E 1ALK OF THE DAY.
Among the law reeorda of the New-Havon (Corm
eoionyof 1088 ta Um foUoalagaeta freuithealj *m
lawa": " Wbeerer abaU lnreigteerdra 1
of any nialdo or nialdo-anrvunt, elther to blinaeUaai
otttara, ailbeat Bral gaUInc tbe eonaente ol barpaaani?
nhiill pay to the ji'antailon Ior tha firatoaVnec ?; ?-? \?L
rwoadaM) i?r Um third aball bo Inrataaoed..r'eai!
l>oreoualy paalahe4.H Then followa tba prooeartlaaawj
letrled uiiderthe abore law, ln May. 1669, wbtaa
saya: ? Jaeobetb .Murtii.e aad Barab Tuttta varaptaatS
rutel roraittiiigdownon a rli.-ath) legatber, liia arnaa
aeeaad her aatata, aad beranaa upou hia ahmthier abmit
bta aaaa, aaa BaalliiaBBg ta that amfui poaturu aij??i
balfa an hour. ui ahleh tlme bekyiael her nnd ,ba
kyaaai btaa, or they kys.->?d oue auother, ai y? wiiueaaaa
Baaaaao,"
Under Lfaoohra Admlalatratlon the firat fomaleaUaea
were appotuted, and tbe ni.tuiu haa icraan. unuinu2
tlieru aro aome 1,600 ... thu varlouadepatinienu-nua,
-<M) iH-iiii; oinploved 1.1 tbe lioaiuy u.u.l,,,,-.,.,.,,'.r
Moat ol them are tne wlilow.*. -l-tera ...- moth .,?: IV.?
aoidiera who loat their llvea tlgutlmt r..r tbelr ...murv
Appalutiiieiit Clerk lli*g|r,a ia i..,w x.iid to be pi
bla brnln with the couiin.lniiii ho.v io ;;-?. i:, . . ? ,.?
out aud *e; ln-mocrutio - atrlkcra " in. It will liar.l ,
for lliggiua to be fero.-ioua ln thla matter. -..V a -HaVaa
The apparatmeal [of Cbartea n. ciiase] will carry
dbaaay iu theoampof tim Bepubllean Maderata baa
gtata -tvit...nd (Had Kaatara Argaa. Bo, yoa aro away
"U'. Bta apimiiitiiii-ut wlll aimpty aaoe tiiem wi.at to
asiaet af a Bafaraa Adaauuatratloa. Aml afewaKea
liko it wlll eoiupletely bury the frtnaflnTBtla party la
atataa,
a BoaaiAB wab Boaa
From r, iiuiouvklno'a forcst, from TaclierUoriio.skore
rrooj Wi,..ia;omli,k.Vstilootuln^flelda, tromOlyin.-kla'a
From Kakauinjosa'a vlllagea, from Meldou*eli..r<kt*a
Wi-'r.- inniiiiL' aJaaaaatar, BM woary rank and flle.
From noiy.iyihii.io rUlecae w.-'re BMrehlag gaylydeaa
Parebaooa to n.t in Af^hanland to gtid aaew your
aaaaa;
i.o'n- on to Bergal-Morgbab, aad Peateebldyeb wa
aaak,
Aua woro beaded hysome gaaerata wbo*c namee aa
leegna bbb apeak,
Prooa proriaoas aad rOlagea wl.osc imm- a before the
oyo
I.....!, nkc a beap of eonaoiianra sliovi>lle.l into " pl."
We arolowaam' off*kiaj,->aga aud ogbaed rltcbee,
For H. ly Church .ui.f Fious C/ar wlll Uie in Horafa
dltcie a.
?[ileorgo B. I'erry lu Boaton Olobe.
A *reat tn my Deaaoer atta pap rs are BBdlagwitad with
fiu- lowdowu way ta ahtoh Um aebta gaaaa Bf paaaaa ia
betagptayed tbat they ignoro lt entiroly, aad rogale
thoir r.-a taea with dtaeaastaaa ou.su.jh auojeot* at ta*
?? laersaaa of laaeatty,"
The V; nua laatitBitaaa par aBBBBaaaa, tbe coiree
bouaea, ar.-. aBfortuuataly i..r tbe ownera, u.?
wii.it tae> uaadto be. From 1860 ta 1873 th. ? reaaty
ab Nigeil tbelr proprtetora, abo " *.it " on tbelr aealaaaa,
an ii aaa ealled. Biaea tbe year ef tbe "anaeb," aaaeaaa
a greai eb laaja baa takea plaee, aad if. .iav safeiy no s.iid
tn.it wiihin rli ? paat teoy . laeaaoUMr eelloqutal
ior... few proprtetora ** urow old iu tiicir iiouaea. ''?
| Ainoriiaii Bertater [Pi
Daaaltaiad (.iti/.i-n af BTew Yart in the grsaaaaaM <>f?
Boatea Bottal: " l wa.it a la V aa MBea of OalUag arfta
tus." .'Kaihetic llorist: "? aiu aorry to diaohligo you,
-Ir, bnt 1 ntvor heard of sin-h a ihrul). I < in, li.;.vever
Ist you ii are taa MalUagaraataa if that wlll do."
Whal ls to l.oiome of .ih I With the inoiphine habU
mskiBgaboet ofUarai Utaqulaloebahil aguoailj baad
of uerreleaa, wmiid-iiesui udea; UM to u.u.ii.it gtvmg
u- a tendenoy toeanoar Bad .vn.it aot; the vblakey betal
Uking i.pla i.y araabad aaya to aarly rravee; Uta
ui. ney iiaint iilliiu the eoootry wiih ararteiouaaueae*
latora, tbtevaaan i bauh roooera; theofBua awahiog aa it
Curnloa boaeel peapMawaj froai hnaeat warB to^'oitrng
au oiiioo. udoea aeeai ?e aro geaecally iu u i.ad aay,?
[Cotaaabta .-s. C) BegMMr.
Tbe Waabtagtsa aaaapaper iaen now vi-it:ns tba
gea?Ortaaaa Sayealttaa agaear aa iw having an nito*
eataarlavatf time. OBaefUawa, hadeadi lns heen ae
aaaeted by gaa bealtaatag spii al tho baatb thaa
ba pean forih hia aaal iu pootry iM foliowa lu IS* lii*t*
/>. mixnit:
Deep ba tne draft of the wluo
Tlmt plo.|i*i-a our irion lahlp to you;
No loreheretty tban bblaa
i:'. r put on a coinllior hue?
E*er met wftB a lieniiha aOesc
Btranmra who doubtf uUy aaaaa
To bruab ogan altaa reaaar.
With tho M-uae of oue blool aud one nama,
Your women, your wltie a:nl youreooka
. itiu-r paaa aad ii taeara may exto.?
Our keaaoa'a uaartttaa ta imina,
For you'vo giveii u-* gllBaaaa of your souL
Claaa to tba bearl of taa Beutb,
Aml faal to um aaada ot its men,
Aftor yean <>f aUf-Conarlag .iroutb.
u b bara diaab deep of glatblg ageta.
TbeaaaaBl WaBar. of OaaaBaataag, who baa t*ne%
i.n-oiuied I'niied -t.itea Ooaeul (Jouerai at Loadoa, ^aya
tbal Preahtonl Cleroland ladolng erarytblag tbal tteand
bla wann polltlral frtaada eoahf regaaat erdaalra. Mr.
Waltar glowa all orar witn atiniratiouof tbe Admiuia
triitioi, a- beUllBkSOf UM 88,000 a year ho in iroiiit- to
.iraw from UM Uaited Btatea QovarameBt, aad be gaaB*
Inglj r.-uiai Ks: " There la a iii.-u-r lian.l at thf l.ol.u.'*
'!>.I tnero m, Tl.oin .-. i >| . rl.illv ninoo It baa reated la
oilioial beaedieUoa ou ihe aarly he ul of tha ex-Gorernor
of I'oananttaat [flprtBaaabl tfatao,
BEBUKIBQ (?oWAiiIiICK.
To tht EdUor of The Trtbune.
Sik : For a nuinlierof wockspast I havo beBBj
baytBg ragatarly lh> X>ieYnrlc Worid, aa my lioya were
interi sti.l in HM -ut.-rrtptioiu to tbe Harthold! 1'e leatal
1 ii ik t; BBt after reading The WorUFi "Itck-apitUa"
apology t.< eertaiu BeaaOsd taaataa aataaa who com?
plalned beeauae, Ibraeotb, '??? Werad darededrer lao ua
Brookly.UUoa ta Taa taiaoaa, i rowad i weaM aaaaa
l.ny .inollo-r i-opy of it. A new-paper which thus yielda
;ii inanhood aixl independeuco i? unwortby the pairon
asa ef an a -ii i.n ?> Crnaaa.
Ituy.X. r., April 84,1888.
Doino m:i:Y wi;i.i? tiiank. you.
fraai fiu gaaaaarr Bareld.
Tiik Ni'w-Y.ikk TaraOBB, whi.h, by tho way, ta probav
My BBBklag Biore Clear mom-y tbaa any other dauy
iiewapi.pi-1 ui New-York City. lnsi.-ta that the BBBBBtaa
of tbe Waabtagtofl Monument di.i Bat eeaatyJaaOaata
tbe great edltor abo waa from tiie rtrst an lntrlilnena
and leadlna maatar la the piana for lt. W. \V. Seaton,
the Edltor of Ihe Xmtlommt liilrlliyeneer.
THE VUS ONLY J08T BBODfaTIVO.
rr m TUf Tri'V l\mf
The Wortd hxs iii-tiliiu-d a ?a\a,-? war 8080 Mr.
Pbelpa, tbo now BTMItttr M Bagtaad. The moukey and
tbe p'.irrot ti'uo is only just bc?;iuuiiig. I'.y aua by tbe
halr and the feathus wlll fly.
A QUBBB BOBT <>K DKMOCBATIC PKS8IO0BT,
fy?M Thi Ilaliiinvre HtraliL
If it lie iruo. a-i roporie.l, lli.it rre-ul.-nt Cleveland la
deilchted with tbe rreeat ataeUnaa ta tba vv.-nt, bia
lieinooratio iri.n.U will elaiiior for his impivuliir.ent. A
lo-piii.lir.in vu-toiy In Ciiniiiuati aml UM alpUU "Ut of a
16.000 Demoeratle malonty ln CbMatro is in.t UM -ortof
a \ l.-ioiy for au BUagad O.uioi ratic I'resiilcut to rojaioe
over.
-0
POPULAB BBBTIMBBI MM' TO 88 C'llXATED.
fywa /''" / ..'? i 'ii' dti j ur. ii'.
The Reanbitaaaa of Mlcbbrau aeeepted a pn.n tmeed
Prublbltlonlat aa thelr caudl.late for t'bief JuatIco af the
Hupreme Court. ba, beetdee, batag a aaaa af tba aaaal
eniiiiui.t UsolablUtbwaudeharaoter?Tbanaas M. c.ioler.
Tbe ** teroperaaea"queettoa waalurolvad m ti.e ajaW
tion, iin.l iiu- iiciii'ier it.a bavo earrted tlio state. Tba
?? 111.. i-.il." aa It -t.uula uu tlie BUI t.ue, la tlnit teiiioerauce
peoplo IlllVe e.ili-l.ler.ll.le wotfc to ilo yet lu ti.e IliaBB"
faoture iin.l developuMmt ofpubUe aontlineat befora th*y
wiii i.e iiule lo aanimaad iirobtbltlon toelth.r af thegTeal
politloal partlea .i" a aartala barblaaw of rleeety.
raoToisKAi'iiiM! rr on ihk dkath-hkd.
>Ymh? iaa .sal* Lak* i\ty rritmnr. .
Wa 1i.>ih< U i- n.ie Uiat IA. .\tir-?ork ttmm I* for ?aJ8|
thut it w.ll ba aol.J aad plaee.l lu rharire of soiuo <?B*"
wau tban (leorno Jonea. Wa bope ao mi-iiuso. under ??
BiaaagemeBt, lt haa heeu wli.it Ihe WorU was-au or.aa
tbrougb wbtab t.. reatliate tbeapiteaof lu uiauawr. *
papei witu no Blgaer aaaaVaa is uot nt to llre. u ??
beea a inert-i i.ary paper, too. lt uiatlr- lta gieat r<"i"'~J
tn.ii i.y expoalag tiia hraad -teals. imt there 'n**"' ,V
I.etm u stairy atloat that after tlio eviiieiieo b*d bee" cor
leated au alaa wa- uiwi? to Twaad t.? auppreu ?ma
coaalderatina, whieh ?nvr Twaed.ioufl.leuiof tv ih>?<?.
.1. i-.in.-.l. Tlio eouraa of The Itmrg duriujf the |>a*t . au
l.nlcii l...r- every outward lu.irk of a liartfain /l,rolf*
whieh tne Importereof BawTaehajr the BiaiialiiHi^
of (ireat lltiuui; pai.l the paper to betruy th" P?" "
wbieb it had, throuKb the yeara, a-.aiiuie.l t" **j*9
lt*Tim,i **rt> every evldeuce of a dinct J';ir,^_J
Thou fi'.in the flrat Ihe Timrt haa beau uaed M aaaau
mni whom the uiaua*er heltl |?r-ou?l eumiuaa
acaloat. Thla la aoiuethlna; ao eowanlly aui ea
,,-t that tho paset wblcb doea lt ahould ??
.mrveU to ileath. A man oouatttuUxl ao that be ww*
atoop I" peruiil hia jourual to bo auuk to a plaue? ao iow
..- that. haa u.. rlicltt io ever eutera uew-papor otive. a
nawauapei bel.uua to ihepubho. aud wbeu aaaaUaag
, Blva it? patroaa, iu work aaaal to be rtuiabed. xuea,i?
la uot au h..neat louriial. lt baa been con victed ??????"
ovi-r.if falaehoida-notof uji.takea. bul or f?>?e'V"~*
aad when so convicted it haa rafa_Bbtta^ra?rae> ayeaar
p*r aoq.itre.1 a areat uante a..d veat JalaaBM_aaearjg
l.r.lliain touiular. Thla uame aud tajlaaBaa baaBaaa u
woitliiiy us?id by hla auooeaaor, aud we bope uiat <?
jourual wUlbeeoid.