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m:\V-YUKK, T0E8DAY. MAY 5.
IUM BMWB IlilS XUilSl.W.
Foitniov.?Arbitrntiou airreed on katwaafl RbBCU
aii'l England. - De.natirls of Cluna from V,\\
?ia, e=3 Cliolera inocul.it 1011 aaiaa^l^*^ ;,,
pjiain. =2T2= Arab?i tinnc ?"^-JPJ^ktad Otao.
=222= ITinro Ali'iaii.l.-V^^^^^.i,^ ? d<>;uL
1>0,U>'!l\-RiotouHetnken4at Lemout, IU., at
taeKe?a troops and were lirod upon. =^ Ihe firm
of Jainea K. Ou?oo4l & Co., HaaaBB, made an a*
rgnmeut = The Kcpuolican SUte Owtral
Comuiittee of Ohio uiet. == The PlBBlllBl fta
ited .iettysburg. == Heury Watteraon aud ^feeu
Bt4>r Voorheos approv?d the couree of the I'reai
Ciiy ANDSi-m:K?AN.-i:iiveilincof thp PoaMr
morial.- Genoial Grant workcd on his b.?>k.
r-: Anotber victini of tbe teueuient-boiiBe fire.
;-Sergeant Crowloy indicted. 2=1= Funeral
of Corneliua K. Garrison. sssss Deatb of Coiurno
dore VandcTlHlfs widow. == The j.try to trv
Short inaigliilit == New-York boat ProvuleB. e
at bas<<ba L- Faith cures coademned bv Ba|r
llBt aaiBlniB -**M?*-f]*?**m for tbe Hua
Bai'a ireaH.irea. == Gold value of tbe legal
tondcrH.lver dollrir (412^ aTamHl. W.M re.,1^
?- sjtocWa, witb litt.o uctivity. were docliumg
and cloaed weak with mai ki-d ilfBIB A '".
111K. VM.ATHKit.-liUBtiNK locai obaerratiotis la
iirtla pnrtly cloudy weather, witb alight chaiigoe
Intemperaturcand perha.i.s li?ht rain. Teinpna
ture yoatei-day: lugiiebt. 5^; loweat, 43': av
Bjajro, ?lt?i3->.
I'crwit* kaving town for the season, and BwBV
tuer travdlert, 6881 fcgajB Tiik DaiLI Tbibuxk
inailal to thi-m, poslpaid, for 7568*48pcrmonth.
tlte addnsa Maf BBBBfal a* ?/!?" ?* 8Yf<gVm
Tuk Dau.t Tbibumi kpUl adawgd towtf aMrrm
iu tfawva* for $1 3j per month, whieh includcs
ihe 8888 /i poxtage.
ThePoeUt' CornerintheMotropolitan Museuin
of Art haa beea dodirated by tho BBTeiliag of
tlie Poe Moiiuuieut. The cerenioniea were most
?ffllPfrlate Uiererj iuen, actora, artiata ami
lipHBlWIIgllTIII of Ih" learncd piotessiona ffggw
lircaent, and aome of theni spoke. Tlio niain
oointa of tbe addreaaes wil*. Ih; fuuud elsuwhere
lu tliis impression.
Tho tbiraty public (I)eniocratic and other
hjrftga) enn stand it e.en if Mr. Patiiek Kyan doen
Uot obtain a license to keep a liquoi -*tore trom
tbe Kxciao Board ; there an- about 10,000othei
plfgeeg whaawtlMTj eaa get ? drink. Bfeek dajB or
feunday. Ibit Mr. Patrick Ryan ia a migiity
jiian <?i aVOegte aud would k?ep hi* BBBIOBBBfa in
gBjed oider. All the Kanie, the CoiniiiiasiouerB
nbould uot give him a licenae.
The wientiiic and tuiHcientific public will
await with inteteet lurther infonnation about
the inoculations with the cholera virua whieh
are aaid to have been nuceesslully inade in
SpaiD. Nobotly doubts that hnman PXitajtS
could Ih- mnde pninfully ill by kuiIi tieatineiit ;
butwhether tbe illnetw will prove a aale?uard
againat nn attack of ehoh ra ia quite another
thing, whieh retnains to be seen.
Tho Legislature will adjourn on May 15. A
treek earlier wotibl have been beltei ; but it
caro ia takeu to paas auch excellent me.iHure* aa
the Itridge, the 1 'ax, the lbiildings and the
Adirondacka billa the public will probably con
done the aeven unneeeesary daya. Kow is the
tirue to watch carefully for jolm whieh mi ea.sily
cieep into nieaauroa rushed tbtotigb at the end
ot a aeaaion.
It is rcpnrted tbat Louisfc Michel, tho un
fortumito French Anarchist who waa ini
piiaiouod in 1883 for taking part in rovolution
nry piotvHjdiuga, has refuaed a pardon aoleae
tlu- HRnx- w.-rc extended to all polltlcal priaunera.
Thi* oogtkl to settle tho qtipstion of Ber in
aauity. lf *he were in hcr right uiind her de
aire to aerve what she BaaMMsBa' a juht cauae
Vfoiild, doubtleaa, havo nioved h?r to acot-pt
froedoin in order to hclp aprcad more r/idely
thc rrvolutionary dortriiii-a she ha? prciiclnil
?-vi;r siuce her lover was Uilled and heraniall
liuuie was seizod by tho Frcuch GoYeinmeut.
' Scnator Voorhecs talkn about the Adininistra
tiou likt- a Bcnsible, shvewd politiciati. He has
ha4l a sniall sharo ol the ? Bpoila ? ; but becaune
hehaonot obtained all he witnta, he eri.lontly
cIoch not intoiid to injure bia chances of fflttMg
more by raah criticiant. Moreover he aays,
truly, that it is Mr. Cleveland's Admiii.Htrutioii,
liot Jiis; and tliat Mr. Cleveland, not he. will
IWe to take Ihe cotiBeqtienoeB of diwippoiuting
liia folloirem, who are a good doal hiingiIgff aDd
tliirstier probably thau oveu Mr. Curtta sup
piated.
Mr. Uenry Watteraon, of Kcutucky, who
airent to the capital to find out if the Adminia
tration waa really Detuocratio or not, has evl
?L>iit.y twwo a great light somewhere, for he roara
k* geutly aa any aocking 4iovo ia dUafenco of Mr.
Cleveland. The Preiident, *? d"Un* ta *"
right, and devotod, or aboat to be devoted, to e
rue Democratic policy. Now that Mr WoUor
aon is plea.ed.it will bo for the Protoct.ontat
Detnocrats to be uneaay. Atlent.on .? a *o
callad to the fact, aa ahown in hia lettor pruited
elHOwhere, that Mr. W-ittowoa i* a gallant
pjBB, but then his adniiration or the a
eyed Goddcaa of IMorra " laat lall proved that.
Mr Hill i? flnding out that the lot of a Gov
erm.r who aacrilices the inteiesta of the public
und biB party for the awke of a 88888888 of petty
pcrsonal advantage in not aito^tl.er a happy
one. Ji,. vetoed th, (Vneus bill.pt ssibly 6X
peeting that the Legi?latuie would obedien Iv
pagg another OM d?wa lo harn.omzo wilh bla
ayipjaagrather than the I !oa*4itut ioii of tlua Mat-.
Bot the P.publican Legislature 18 not BOD
aervient, and Mr. Bfll Binst answer BJ bOBt M
ran to the angry politiciuns in bia own party
whosee their plai.s for I reapportioniuent Ol
S.nate an.l Assembly districls tliun knoeked
into"pi." Hewill hardly be febta to set them
up agi.in, even ii ltf eaill an extia IBBBiCbTI of the
Legiidatiue. ______________
rEACK VliOliABlA' AJUVMMD.
Lord Granviile's atateineiit BeetBl deeleiYe.
Pussia ha< agreed to subtnit tho Penj.leh inas*
;??,,? io the arbitration of friendly l'ov.-is an.l
the Joint Bouadary Coinuiissioii is to proieed
with ita work, pmbably od tho basis of tho
accret uiideratanding recently rea.;hcd in Loo
don. Tne Penjdeb. district ia iin.loubteilly BO bi
.suiremlered. Alttt mi.Mi Lord Granvillo docd
BOi aay BO la 80 m.iny words, his language iin
plies that it will .cuntinue as it U to-day aader
Boaafaa rale. He statea. iadeed, tbal the dis?
trict will rotniin ncutral terrilory wliilo tno
ne.-i.tiatmiis and nrb.tr.ition aro proi.liof.
Bot he dooa not aiiiioiinco tlie rettirn otGeoofal
KoOaBrotTfl foroeg to thoir fonnor poaltioaa. Tho
Hassianscontniae PO hotd the |r0O0d won bv B
dislioneat vietory and will oomoleta tho political
oriranizitionof tbedistrict. TbeCaar pledftea
liiniself to withdr.uv his foreM if the ,1, eision of
tho Booedary Comniission ali ill be agaioal
Roaola. Bot be knowi that by pree^raoge
nibbI in Lood ?n the deeialoa will bo la hiH
f.ivor, and that Poajdeh is alreedy his bv
ti,-o..tiatii.n. As for the arbitrati.m proposuls,
ho pr.ib.ibl.v haa little droa.l of B dleigioa that
oaooot at (be worat depnra him of Peojdoh.
lui- utp-xp ?eti'il cinn;?lie:itii)ii- with t'liiiiiunl
the diplom.itic 800008868 ol Kiu'l.uid at Tehcgaa
and Cu'istantinople mav havo ladoeed the Cl ir
poaeeepl the Britlahp.-oposila. Bateoattaeb
in ire imjmtineo to tho Czariti.i'a inlltttIBJJ .
whieh Uaald to have beea ozertedafj^gijr |fl
tavor of peaee. .,., : ??"
Tbifi _B_t "be ooaaidered a diploautk
''.'ii-t ory f?r E iglao 1. PeaJ lebleto be glrea ap
inexchniso f >r tuu pririlejce >f argalog before
a foreifa arbitratoi tbe qatajtloo rrbotlaM ll
ojffhttah&re b M^n ptpuraJ aad the rarrieofl
Ueaohnronily a^ktafdeed Bereti daya after 8ea
ocal K<?atarofl had reeeired lafaratatieai of the
diploaiitie truc >. SU PdtOC L 10M 168 is g.vuii
BO opjiortiinityof m-eting th i BOBtiafl Com abv
sioneri a-i l rociitariai tba deoisioa aiready
ren lored in L >:i 1 >a; ao 1 h ? B/iU b ? tortooata if
h ? <? intriv.-a to r.'tii'i- fr.im the Beeoe withool
biriogj h s oli-iil aecoaol of tba bitrlo of
P laidah reo idtata 1 by his .?w.i Q ireroaiaDt A
brid<u ha* beon opeoad for the retreat of tbi
GiadUono Mitiistry. and it retires with oolora
HyiOf an 1 ? bravo fr nit. Bot il is a retr.-at
Bereftheleaa thot lorolrea tha aarreoder of
PeaJ'leh aoil aa loeritabla io*4 of preatlffeto
(he Kast.
Ereo before Lwd Granvilb's oxpl rntiona
ca*t dlieet ligbt upon tba iiiliitrition pn>
poiri. thoca vaooBeoaa <>f djptrUafj <1 trkoeaa
iu the booyaoey perradioK the eeatrea of
Europetn fiuanco. Tho r.ipi l advatiM la
liritish eooaoU aad Roealaa booda arttb whlch
theweok oaooi araa tho steoofeet proef of tha
return of oooldeooa. Au ordor from the Ad
iniralty di-ferriiu' tho ch.irterinu: of Bteameta to
beoaed ror traooporti ia theearlleei lodleatioa
of eeaaatloa of aetlre B?par*tioaa for irar.
Perhapa tha ? >-?t aifaifteaat deai laatratioa la
f.ivor of peaee la aa aeri l lea l?r la tho ehief
or,'in ot B?0|Uah Cu nervAtis n. bilo'vu ag ?
re.-ival of eorimottioai pylitiokl orltieisai.
Wheuajjuriiil ?> ri'.iiirkibe foi ateadiaaaaof
ju Lg aeot ai r?i s" "> I ?rd deolaroi th it erery -
thiog haa beea doae t? drag the NAtloo ioto
alaabot aod that " philters aud rhetoria and
adulation" hivo baeu "eopioasly applied to
Btopefy Ite eooeeleaee," tho reoew il of partlsaa
taotioa la Parllamjot BiijrboaioBiiotarilyex
Boeted.* lli>4tilitio.4 bstareea tliugre.itpolitie.il
eampiirera aaapeoded froai pxtnotla atotirea,
wlnlo the eoaotry remiiaed aa taa rerga <>i
war. TheOppoaltloo ra ordor toatreofthea tha
Governinent's hainls in a niomentoiia tlisla rr
Eraiaed irom debatiaff tba war eredita, Botlaord
Salisbury and I.rfird Kaiidolph ChorebiU will not
be hIo-.v to taka th.-c.e froai theleadla* jooroal
ol their party. Tha Daoat tuterriag bdieatioa ol
tbeatteeptaaeeof Ihe arbl5ratloo pnipoaali will
be a revival of politie.il activity in Eaglaod and
an OOtbreah of malevolent crilici.sin of the
Priiue Minister'a foreign polioy.
FBOCI' 88 l>o Wh WAMD,
It is not BltTprlaiaf that tbe loas of
17,865,809 from the gold roBBTYC of thc
iniiHiiry appeara ba Sicntary Muiiiiing ?*?
most iiiiportaiit leatutcol tlie ilel.t etatcmcnt,
and ? M'limis matter. Thi Treaaiiry boldl
.$1,700,000 nioro gold tlian it hehl April 1, but
haaootBtaadlng neariy 488,800,000 more gold
.'.?ititii-.it. s. The Sccrctary is rigttt, too, if "<?
attrilitites the vanishmg ol bia gold rBBBITB to
the rapid areiiiinilation of si!vcf. For the
Traaaory dow owaa about 88,000,000 bjon
nilvei? thaii it ownod April 1. aaviag addad to
IH Btoek about half tho am-mnt aad tUminialted
Hm outsiainliiitr ecrtilicatc.s about BI Btttdl
more. At New-York, during the montli of
April, 41.3 per eeut oi tlie euatoiua dutie.a were
paid iu ailver rertilicaU'H, against SM.6 purccut
in Mareh, und 83.9 paf eeut in Fdniiai.v.
Oue uionth BfD, the n?t OBBB in the Treasur.y,
according to Mr. Matining's Bial afntcmcnt, irai
892,289,098, and it ia now 893,957,499. But
in ihc-c aiiimiiila weie innliidcd, in botb OBBBI,
the Unitcd States not*-e ndlBBIIll and on h.ind,
which ine in.w about $1,000,000 more, tlian a
month ajrn, and in boih eaaea, alao, the aiinnitit
Ol iniercst aceriicd but not yet due wa.s not de
diteted, as in former aUtementa it had been.
kxcluaiveof United States notea, the ainount ol
Cii.sli in the, TriaJBIirj availublo Eot tlie 11 <ltinp
tion of Bjotaa Ii bb)1? about 8700.000 Btorc tttao
it w,is a month ago, but 88,000,000 more of it
ia Bllror, about $1,100,0110 af it is m the fonn
af di-|MMita in bank*, aml 1800,000 BtOTe of it ll
111 bank BOtOB, wliile 87,885,809 lOM Of it ia in
gold. It is very clear that the roudition of the
Treaaury baa not been Btrengthened duiiug tha
uionth, or improved in any seuae, and the atato
iii. nt print.ilon tho 30th in Tiik Titmi m 1*1
Wasliinglou diapatdiea showed that thc deeliue
in reveiiu.) had been neariy $2,000,000 in
March, aud $21,000,000 in nino montha, iu
coinparisou with reeoipt* for the previous Bseal
year. ln April the reeeipta from cuatom.a at
New-York were substautially the saiue as thoae
of April, 1884.
Wit 1 declining reventioa and rapidly aceuniu
latmg Bilver in place of trold in thc rcaervea, thc
Adrniniatration has also to considor a declining
bank circuiatioa, 81,300,000 Itaviug been sur
rentlored by the bank* laat month. Ita taak ib
not eaay. The refusal of the Secretary of the
Treasury to iasue any call for bonda baa abund
ant warrant. lt may be inconvenient that a
Demoeratic Arlministration is unable to con
tinue the reduction of public debt whirh K
publican Adniiniatrations have acctiatomed the
payoplfl to expect. Hut it would be iinmeasura
bly more inconvenient to have the Treasury
f,?,. il info bankruptcy during the hrst year of
Demoeratic rule.
inVh:l> FO : IU* KSEMlF.fi.
OOBOTBl Hrngg, of Wisconsin, bagtoa to know
luiw it ishiiiM.-lf. Hc dOBB not Ihink bo niurh
of ihiaAiiiiiiiiialiatii.il aa bl lUtl It was lm
inisf.irtiine to ask th" appi.int.nent ot a very
BOaJoOl fciaod and aupportcr to b? poataBBBter
and conceivod thuh'hul an aapaoial rlght,
both an tn-iiiImt of CougrOBB an.l as a pronii
ncnt aupportcr of Mr. ricveland. Kut it hap
pctied that Mr. Vilas, thi l'ostm istci-Keneial,
wlciepreaentsWiacoiisiii iu the Cabinet, had
diilorct.t riewa. Poaeibly Mr. Vil ia would
raih.-r be S.-n itor bJmtelf th iu to have Oneral
Bragg clcctcil to that oftice. At any rafc, bt
objootad to Mr. Bragg*! oaadldata, and not
hariagaaj other good BttmaA, apiiarcntly, ?as
incautioiis aaoagb to ob.jcct 011 thc groaod that
Mr. Btagg*! caiididatc, thoiigh indors.d by n
great many Union BoldleTa, waa hims.df a
loldiec in thc robal servi.-e. Thii mov.-.l Qeo
eral Bntgg <<? wnilh. and hc pn.ccded to r<
mark tipi.n the sclcciion of BBpordoood and un
rei.ei.tant raboll and the BTOral Ol tl. ? Ni.i'thern
Cuuiierheads to rcpresent thia c.untry abroad,
and to 811 many ..ther eonapieuooi offieea. la
hiirh dadgOOB be withdrcw the paper of bia
favuriteeaiididale. hnviiig Bl?l made leiuatks
ivhich ai.pcar to have been niiich moie cinplialn
than OOBopliUK nt ny.
Hut all this is imt to the point. Thc ciuse ot
(l.-ncial Bntgg'fl iiniiappincss |fl not matcrial.
Xhe imi'ortanl part ia that he BBB BOW uiider
-land, in aome suiaM mea-niro, why other l?.m '
craK who knevv Mr. (Mcvelaiid bettoff than lu
did, oppOOBd bil I.inalion. They Bfid BO WBB
ashaiu. iiu.l I I'liniaec, and a fraud, and was
juat the mm to put Ofl trciiicailom airs of
virtue and dl^otowartodoeea, erbUe privately
s.-rcine; hiiiH-lf or tlu..' iv'in. ha 1 I.triveil to
riin him. Tn.-y aaid that hc would be gororoed,
not by the iiil.'testa of lllB ci,it|try or the D.'iu
..cratic party. bat by i Btriel rogard for tbe we
eeag 4if B lit'lc cli'iue. sip;..si(d |0 b- devotc.l
cxclusively to liis peM mal advatifcme::?, *,'nt
thut, wliilo tbtu sic;itii;g>.^ ererythio| elaeifl
tbooBorl to.jSiiiiiDti. ideowa lateraete, ba aruold
/?.u.'fii'iy iuiiiite tlu. Magwaatpa. aad bypo
,ri:i.ailv praieod tbat tba atep abioh plaoeed
himtalLla aaeb aad erery ?*??? Wl<' '" i,1,Ml*"
Btapwhleba bmbI lotty an.l aoielnshdoYotion
to tlie poblk arolfare deaa tada L Gonoral Bragg
ih HUrbl thia was moal BBJBBt. IVriiap* bl
kuows more ab.it ll bow. kt Chicago tbii
Sltlie Btagg s.id of Mi. (?li-..!.t.,d.-\Vc love
liim fir the enemiea bl haa ? idc." HarlBg
I e -n ni.'iiin tted on that ;ir- >i.nf. Mi- Clevol in 1
tbioki it a ise to Btake iobh Bior? i Beaib ??. and
natiiially biyins with Bragg.
rirsWEXT QABFlKLD AND JOBTICB
M\l llll W8,
Tttootd and baaelest isaa Ul tb?l PreafdeBl
caiiicid appoioiod Jodge BUadej Mattbewi t,.
t!ie Snprcnie r.eiiih ii 'on an agtMBBOOl nia.1
l,ef M lu.a elcction Bl acain ii-vived byc.it.iin
Di'iiio.-ratic papi-ia. The-,.- lov.-ra ..f d.-lra. ti ii
ForgOt that Jodjri MattlnIWI waa oriirinally ap
poiotodbj l'r.-si ;.;it EaBjeaia Pobntary, 1.877,
aud tliat owinir t.. tlie pre-,-iiie of biiainca.a l^>
lorc lli4' HbQBTI he vaj not coutinncil. As thc
-.?.-lim t.rininateil by tbo t'ouaiitnlion on thc
IIil of March, it BTM vt-iy exay for tbe Sena
tors who wern hoatile tO JodgB Matthewa to
loicc I |.osl|?oncmellt oi the f?jtO on bia oiui
tii mation.
For many yeara Prciident Qtrfteld an.l
Jotlge Matibowi bad boan eloaa Moaida,
Unleaa, tberaforo, Preaidant Oarfleld
ha.i doairod to aet tba aeal of bi4
eofl Icinnation OB Bfl "ld and valm d BO
litii il comrade be conld m.: lu lp renoaiiBBtiog
him. Bol beyoodtbia iiei-idiratiun I'r.-id nt
Qarftald had great adarliatJoo und Boliadtad
ciuiti leii.-e in iodga Mattii.-ws. and ln- MBt his
iiaine t4. the Senaie not aiinply ua an Betof
p. raooaljaatiee to ? frieod, but in the foll l.e
liet that be would prove Unself, as be has
ino.at cons|ii< ll'ilisly d'.Iie, to be nii altle,
1. ai ie d. nni.artial judge i?r our bigboal c.int.
Abl but. BBJl our v< ry wise D-moraiic
cditor, PreaidoBl Bayoi waa bIbo b party
|0 the BgraOBieBt. Thia linpliea thui
tliat l'rcsident Mayea knew thcre would
be a vacaiey on the lleiich?nay, it implns
that the eiiiineiit aud lum .rable Noali
Swayne raaigOOd juat at the lucky iiiouicnl to
have the agieoaneol eaTrled oot Ptbj lol bi
beai? no moie of thbi nyieked mdoioat abaojd
iii.^iiiu.itioii ai2Tlinit four juaily dlatingaiabod
im ii
80LD1MB3 AND 8AIL0MS AND BTATEOFFI
CMA
There i? nnw betore th?> BaoatOi havtag
BOBBed the AMseinbly, a bill ? xeuipting from 61
ainiiiation, under tiu- N,w-Y,,ik Civil S.-rvi,-,
act, ull honuiably diachatgcd BoldieiB and
aailoraof the Uaited Statea. It la a bill whlch,
on the faea of It, appeala direetiyto patrtotk
fiiling, and on thit BOOOOOt it ia likdy to ir
ccive tho BOpperl of maiiv persons who do not
aeek for tta defeeta, Alltlia eaadtd refJaelJoo,
however, it 880888 to us, will aulliro to k1h,w
that it ia wroiig in princ.ipie, that ita cm.Hiiieiit
woold defeat it* eetiroaibla parpoae, ami tbal it
ongbl to be kUled.
Ooa ol tbe Btrongeel elaiati of the loldien antl
siiilom io public nepeet und gratitada is fouod
in the faet that, in Ihe faea ot many teBBpta*
tions, they liasc to a wondei ful 000108 porsi.aled
ii. rrauklaiag; bi peaee eood rdfJaroa ol the eooo
try whieh tbeyaared in war. As a elaas llic.v
have not inade exoibitant doBIBIwll in teturn
ini aarrioaa readered, bot aboa b a selii>h ?li-<i?? -
o;iid of the poblk Welfara in any relation grow
iliK out. of the Hebellion , and we have BO 1008
that. tbey woold auiowirijgly arga tba paaaage ol
ii bad law drawa in their faror. Bot it ao bep
peaa that tha Earl bill. ao far IVom proatotloa
theii tetereeta, woold pjobo it a very aaay mat
t,r to bcttay tln-ni. Tha prosent. bkg givestbe
ptefereoeo to aotdiata and aallora aatoogeoai*
petltoraof eqoal grade. Tha bill aoa before
the Lettalatare aroold aoool thla leeara advant
Bga and redoea allaoldlera ami lailoraaUketo
dopeodeoea upon tiu- piatavriooa tarorof tho
appoiotiog powor; aod it la aatlaiated tbal
ii,, re are tea tlaaaa aa bmoj ooapetitora aatoag
tliein in the State aa there OBBOB1 tO be lilied
iimlcr the law.
Itnt tho bill ia wrong in priin-iplp ibo.
Brareryaad fUaeipUaa aad abJH atanoaara
f/rieeleea ta toetrowa aala\ aad the faaiHlaa
whieh BBBBB a good aoldier BTO lihely to l,? uae
ful in any BTOeatlon ; but they do ii,,i ouaiautee
a nian'a titness for the Civil Sorvico. Tbe aea
maii who hius done the beat thing popjlnla in an
eniergoiiey is apt to bo BfOfliOted, but he is not
rewarded with an nrroiinl.uil'a ?1. -k in the com
pany's ollico. Moreovor, even tho.-e pciaons
who are uioat hostilo to the competitivc cxamt
natiou ayatom otight to aeo that there ia nothing
bj this bill for them to faver. If the proaont
law reaulta iu an inelllcient Civil Serviee, it
ought to be repealed. but it ia aot honoat or do
cont to saddlo it with an <ixccption whieh nakes
tho rulo a faree. _^^^
BELUCEREST VE8SELS IN NEUTRAL
rORTS.
An a good deal of BObfaawOloo in regard to tho
lieaiing of imcrnational law ii|,on the treat
iii, i,t by neutral Powers of belligeront vessels
has been occasioned bv the aignitirant juxta
poalrioa of an Knglish and a Hwwian tnan-of
wat iu Aimiiean water* reeently.it may be
worth whili- to atata tlie law on the aubject. No
Bhia of war or privite.r of either belligeront ia
permitted. aa a rule, to atay BBOtO than twenty
fboi houra in a neutral pmt, unlews tlie said
a^eaaeliefai waotof lappHeaot ropaira. Ifaba
Djooda aoppUaa aba boady to be prorided with
Hiitlieient for her iiuniedinto wants. II BBO BOOOa
eoal fthe can only havo ennngli to carry BOT to
th,- aearool porl af her owa eooatry, or to aeaaa
nrarer destination. When her repaira have
beea eaaipletad ahe aioot leave port witbla
twrnty-four houra. A bclligerent vessel hav
injr been onre supplied with eoal. eannot. receivo
another Hiipply of eoal lor thfOB m mtiis.
II vessels belonging to both tlie belligerenta
Bia in a neutral port at tho Riune tfaoe, the vea
solfl of one belli^ereiit cantiot leave the port
within t iventy-foiir bopjo of the Teaaeli of the
other belligeient. Thla ia a rogulation wiiich
proves very irksoine to tlie belligoiviita, but it is
evideiit tbat neuirals are eouipelled to enloree
it if tiiey wish to jirevent eolhsions from oeeur
riag witiiin tinir jiiiisdiction. Prtaaa <>f either
belligi reiil are noi allowod to be brought into
neutral porta 10T8 BDOOf btTOBB of wealher, nor
niust iinv gooda from aoob prizes be aold in
neutral norts. Tbaea are the principal rogula
lions iianally obs'ived iu nioilern war, thoogfa
the tweniy-foiir-hour rule eannot, be Bhld ta
have beea Baaatakoaaly adoptod lato lateraa*
tionul law. It has been foiind eonvenieiit, and
is therefore gaoerally followed, but It is open
to lnoililii'atioii, thoiigli at tlm risk of iiiteina
tionl nUoaderataodiaga. If Ihe Oaraet aad
ihe Btrelok were befowhaDwar waa deelared,
and the I'liited Statea proel.iimed iieiiliulity,
and i! OOOof thein went. out, ihe ollier would
have to wait tweii,y-four houra before tollow
iogher. They conid tbea proaaad a aiarioe
leogoa to aea, and Bgbl aa nech as Ikey wiahed
to. ________?.
TBM I ICJ FOM CONSULSBirS,
'j'|?. ,..,,... i,., ;?;,;;.-;!:;!;;;;, |,:l^ I;,;',;;, .iriil tlTinT
thla time oawUIbekeeooodakerp, U.wopea
to all Deatoerata who bave kailed ta get aay*
thiag elae, A eonaolahlp ladeed la Ibe laat dltofa
for tha diaoppototed pettrlot, who bariaB aet
,,til wiih the eonvi.lion that he eould get any
thiag, aiaal be let dowa in aoaaa graeefol
u.v. He ia let down by ?'ay of a coimulahip.
Nawaltboogh a eaoaaJabip ia areryhaioor
ableolliee. it. is BOoflei that g.iierallv entails
hanl woik and even drodejerj ; and the atoraga
Deinocr.itie oilic. -cek.r ia BOt looklag (of tbal
kiadofa plaee, C^oaeqaeatly bowlD be dhv
appoiatrd whea hegeta It Ua has beeopro
BlaiialBg for ihe laal tweotr-feoi ye.irs tbat Re
pubiiean ro.iMila are the pmuil satrapa ol BO
iiiig.irihy, batteaiag <?n tbe apoila of ofJea. Bml
ifMahoeild biaeaelfba aeal to Bogeta, Beltau
or BarraoqaiUa, howerer atoeh he may bel llka
b proud BOtrap, he will lod II hard arork to do
aor batteaiag oa the apoila of aJaofoea. Itbi
not poaaible tbat aay Deaaeeratie workor eould
i?- totatoed with aaeh a poaitioe.
Vet there are aoaae Deoj Nirata who woold
doiibilcas aearpt a eooealahtp froai porely
patriotk nofJeee. Thoai u Piokhaad I lehiltree,
ara ara aore Broold gladly ga oee? ta <icr
many. ia onhr tbal he imght worry Iiismarck,
aadaay -ik.Iword for Aaaerteaa pork. ?Jerry "
Hartigaa, and ?Patty" Walefc <>f this dty,
irte.it si.tteaineu aa tiiey are, naighl poasTblyba
ptwaooded ferathooaa aorve their eeoatryia
somo far-oll land of the Orienl. We heritute t<>
bilieve that Oororaei Doraheiaaer will have
toeoajo dowa to aoooaolablpi bol there i^ i,.?
telllag wh.it f.iteand B Iiemoeratir Administra
ti.,n miy do. Carter llarrlaoo waoted the
I'lirki-li mission, but eould prob.ibly Im! per
-1 ided t? go as Cooaol io Timbaetoo ; and dor
Ing bia abaeaoa, aerhfpa Uhieogo night tret nd
of ita LMinblers. In the satiie wav tho niug
p/ampa who tbJah they have a nortgoge aa the
fjemneratk AdmloUtratioa night ba aaot
where they WOOld do the le?8l hurm. and fhus
many atraoga and grotoaooa el.-menta aiigbt be
eliminated from poUtioB, while the public would
ubtain for B time at le.iat a grateful and BOeded
ir-l.
Tbe drunkeiiiiess nl viiluuteer lireiiicn at B lire m
Bobobea aa Baadaj faraiabee ttayor rnnkeu with
potaal roaaoaa for argin&aabe aaya aa will, tba
i-4t.ililinliiii.-iit 4.f :? i.aul lire da mrliifat in tliat
tu\Mi. A Uqaat ^ii"i> ?aa aaaaai tha baraiag boiid
ingB Blld Ihe fiteini-ii liiled t lieinaelvea with whlnkey.
ihe reatilt aroald BATB baaa Bl rioiia, l.lll fur tlie
proaaal aaoaAtaaoB af tba Joreay t'ity Braaana.
? ?
Thc Eagtisa Lil aralfl eanaot bllad theniaelreato
lha faoi tiuit 44.ii tia- only ii'-eii BTartad by eooeea
tionaofl Ibe parl of Baglaad that will b?<onaidercd
.-.iniV4iiet)t to a baaailiatiag Barraadar. Pbanbly ii
maj bi BaoBeaari fot lha QoreraaBeal to .'xi.iam
OWBJI tha coiislriu l H'ti ptacod by Mr I'eti-r Iaiiiis.len
bpob Qeoeral KaaeBrofTa BBOTataaaMi aaaat tho
beat they will in- taanrtad wuh BMtkhtgeoeilf pra>
parntaraB foc a aaaiaalga tbaj laehed tha eeavaga
Uinl leseltltiotl tn Ih'ht, 14 hile at tho \40isf they
! mnv bo ex|M.aed l? Iho (l.-atriirtive eritieiaa "f
i tiitiering ?way pteeious liuio in BCgetbtteBg with B
' ooaaoienoaloan rlTal waoal tba oataat bad reeolYed
I,, bare ?nr uml w..h alcailil.v pr.'litiuu l?v ik'lav
| uml aicalthiiy Baaaalag aa araiy bi foutrai Aaia.
There is a faiwly Imnif IB Ilarl.iu Wboae fotttiuo
wua nwcp* uway iu tho dowofall "f tho Mariao
Bank. Tbo fumily'a betaai aad rantaaaa watoaoad
aad all thaaBefaaUdaaauaaad. Oaoaf tbadaaga
tera, BBfaotaefl yeara old. ia uow euruiiiir $1 a
wci'k. dotaf I'laiti BBWIBg bl a (Ircasiuaker.
rVard uml Fiah pay |10 a w.-iv fai aeed aeaid at u
ipeetai table la l.udiowstnet Jail.
paaple wbodelight hi raabiag aeroea a itiee, in
ii,. faaaoi aaaaoreaebtagbotaa aaroi rtaga w111
do well to boal lli liilliil that they rrtll have dilli
riiity la Battiug uny dajnaaea foc Injariaa tbat may
f.illow iheii tolly. The Court nf Appeala, m tlie
eaaaof aboyatghtyaataeld, a*ba kua a aaraa*
pinachiiiK alaa flael away aad beaid thc hcli, yet
thoiigi.l he could get ovcr the track iu sal'ety, but
h.at bia lojt tliMiu/h bia raahaaaa, baa ,iu>t daehfad
that thc child ahould have knowa heitcrand BbooM
i,;,\,- baataa aretreat a vardiat tor 810,000 aa
duiiiatrea OM thercfuro mvor-ed and a new trial
iiiil'-i.il. _
Batvaaa taaaaaaata that. are balHof aiad aad fail
ioWB, aud t.-iu iiieiiU that uro BOllt <'f "atraw"
aad burn up, the New-York poof niuat fcel bko
takiag to tba weeda. Tho erild baaata \40ui1l he
kl?.lcr to thaBJ thau aoiao Now-Yurk lanuhirda
ara.
Should tlie Hritish (lovoraiiioat dooido in the
ovetit ot ? w .r with Baaata lo ptaaa m the tleld the
? i?,i..oi th" ragatai traopaat preaaat ta tba throa
BiagdoaaB, esetaatte of the reaerroa. lenving for
fomaan datf tbo ?tlttta und roiaateere, tboy will
have at tbeir iliap.i-.al a larea af BBOBl 10,008 BBM,
an.l 10,500 aaraaa. Thaaa ttoafajaomariaealghti aa
IBflaiBBtl of caralry, ropres.mtliiK 10,01)) lucit and
8000 BOIBH1 thirty-oai battenej of Bjeftl IbOBBJ
Artillory,'2,300 inaii aud l.'JOD horaea; thirty-tive
bait'iioa ot lie.d artillory, (i.OiW IBOa and 3.000
baaaeei thirty-four batteneaof g^rriaon artillory,
3,800 men ; twentr-ono o .rapanioa of Koyal En
g'inoera,eioluaiyeof the lolegraoh Battalion, 1*800
men; ud Mty-elght regiiaeuU ol luiautry.
about 63,000 men. In additioa to the volunteoro
aad militia arailablofor irarrison daty there is a
alarifo forceof roluuteorcavalry. kuown aa the Yeo
inatiry, pa> lsistin? pnuoipally of fanneru, the nietn
l)eraof which suprdy their own turses. ThU body
liiiiiiln ra 15,000 ofilcera nnd men.
Tbe lnndlordsof tlie Touth Ward are chiofly rc
?BOBBBbfe for the abominabie and dangr-rous con
dition of tnanv of the tenotnent houaea ia that part
of the city. Tenants coniplaiu that houaea have
had no repairs for tifteon yeara and mere. Occa
aionally a gaa pipo ia ineuded or aoiuo abaolutely
unaviiilahle piece of repairmg is dOBO, wliile walls.
eailiaajB, roofa, floort and ataircasea ars allowed
t ? rot or trrow black with lilth. If cotnplaint is
made, the landlord ropliea Krnllly, " If you don't
lihethe aaoditaoaaf thtaaa, movoout." OaahBBBB
ouifht to stund by thc aide of Ilitddeuaiek. the
"jerry" buililer, in the cruniiial dock.
The eruelty of a Ia-4rth.1t lorka up a poor itirl
wlnle hor luiital asaailant walks the atreota in
inelom ia proatpflylaoagalaad. It is oneof tho
anonialios of criiuinal law. Hut all law ia in a
BMaaare cruel, tbou.jh justice ia tomperod with
iu-i, v. It will b? tnerey to Magtfio Moiri.a if hor
detoi.tion, by preventing anv itifluenee beiui*
brongbt to be ir upou her for a coiuprouiiae, shall
raeali iu plaaiag tha auta nrboaa foully wronged
hor boliiml tho pnsoii bara for the next ten yeara,
?-m
Ropreacntatirea of the Young Men'sChristian
Ass4ieui;.ion aad of B Katioaalist societv of Brook
lyn have been tryiug to detonnme waecher or nat
theatrteel exhibtttoai 10aaatrl lt is largaty a
aaBBataa af price. lf a ireneral ieduction to a dollar
a tickct 4rere to take plao \ the publio would regard
theaa with ataab more favor.
rtusosAi.
A niienioniimaut baa been erected at Ormlaton, Eaat
f.othlmi, to the meiiiory of I>r. Kobert Moffat, tbo famoua
iii-aiiiiiury to Afrlca.
The Hnu. J. M. Franols, on heini rellnred of hls dlplo
tii.ti,-ilutl.-a at Vleuna, will travel for aome montba
throegfc Bortaeaa Raiaaa*
Baaaa intercwtuu aiiU.KMpha were reeontly aold at
1111, ti.ui lu LoiiUoii. Thu arlglaal Baaa rapli copy of I?rd
liyrnn'a "Fare thea wolll au I If forovcr," fetebeil $S."> ;
t Be atrlglaaal of giamnfa "Tam (v.ananter" ami " Lameut
nf M.iry. Qjaaaa eCBOau" totoaBar fntaBaB0700) one of
Lord CneaierMel.l'a letter* to bia eon, *i">. luirtonu intters
11; Iiiiu rtwiM, lr.uu igJB to |?o eac.b, aud ouo of Churlee
l.auili. ffiilil I'.uh, BJ0B,
Cotaael Lnnaoataifaala to roamn.: fully bla otlklal du
tl'-a llni wi-i-k.
llerrtl.-rl.-ke. ron.lurtorof the II uton Sympliony or
Dkeetra,aalladfarBatoaalaal weak. 11.1 will return in
Aiiauat ti, praptara far Beci wlnter'a work.
rnalbaanr Blatkta ia not tbe aaly eeeeatrta maater tbe
yuunif iu.11 of F.IIui.iirxb Ftiiverdty have bad over
tiii-iu. Profa lofl baeaaiaeadBBBt
iu taa aVltabare*. MedJeal BeBaal eaaa ii ivina* caui,-bt a
atadaat wlanlag ln Bto Latta enaaa ardafed Blai to atand
up, aad B|M>ksaa foOowe:?"ge eaairklag, no aaBlllna,
and atxire all.no lipplnao1 the aiak; lor aneh tbluca are
burtful toyuuraelvea, uaaofui to tba repablie. awl win
brinc down thearay balraol v.< ir |.,ir.nta with aon-..w
totaexrara. Haaal by tha way. Ihat-'a ? very t.retty
aentonea ; tarn II mt" Latta, air"
The World of LonlirB BB* oiiiHi'-.-uoualy Biitriteateri
Mr Laarall lor tbe Kartoa PtnfaaaecBbip of Jiunllau
Laagunga and Utoi atnre .it I uferd.
Tbo l!ev Hr. I.i'.-ma, of the <'uunli of tbo Htrancera lu
tata ctt-,-. win tuiiiv addrean laeBapttal i.nM.-heni ..f
.iipbla "ii "TaaUaa af BolaattBoB^adlaatartaa
Preaeber."
Tbe riletaai DaatriaeaBd I'riuro Baary of BatteuiM-ri?
will 1>4) iii.irni'l on .luly II Bf Bl Bl Wiit|.|.ln/liaui ?>y tbe
ArebnUbop af Cantrrbary. Tbe daaaatara af the Pnaee
<.f M'alea will be tne brWraioalda. luc cvuyle will auoinJ
thelr luue; luo.m .it Ijnat Abhoy.
uii: lAi.K ot TBM nir.
Aa ? rule tbe Oanadlan Bagata are iiuarrelaoma. Jua'
aawUaaf aaa4Baaaaatag the aa^Btdtaaay <>f pniiiianinit a
Miuiiiy clltlon. Au,l tlioiu'U they all tako paaal
I auoli a aaaiaa, llioy bave jrol iuto a nVroe ijuarrel
over i.v .jucaiiou.
tiik bobtb ov tiik riNK aaairroa.
.-nphronla aak* where al.e will be moal llkely to flud
tbe pluk urbuluajuat BBW.
Kar iu tba ilcptiia ?f the mixhty wooda,
wii.re the tnapplua turtica raa.
An.l 'he iirinUe oom iu tha braaahea brooda
F., tue .Iuwb lo llia wt of aun;
W lo-,. il...riion an.l tha pBBlhat fllfht,
An.l tlie liuiik'ry coyolea liark,
All.l tl.e Uille foi l,owl? llie ilvcloUS ?i,'llt
.N. .11 Ibe dBB <>f the llo >|,iu, aiinrk;
Whare the rrauiptloaa Mugwaaip auUBMbiih?
An.l tlia atnoruua gayBBBBlia
Ma lovr annrf alntfa l.l t.,0 HT\/r\y 8688,
y.iu'li fi.i.l tlm pink arbuiua.
r | If youdon'tniilit there, let Ba know.-[Boaton
Cvurier.
Afewdayaagaa aaaUaeaaa lefl KiagBteo, Ont., in
IbaeaoraUM ami arriv.d la Boataa la tba eraalag.
Wbaa ba icft riagetaa tue bbj la tbe n^y of ymuto waa
fi.,.-. n ov.r aoll.i for tlfty iu'.l??. ll.t aa soon aa ho
raai ud faraaoal be expefteaee i a t.uu.iorature of uo',
aad begaa t.. tumu b? aaa m tiu* tropioa.
la article la Rolue tl.e rouiula of ibe newapapere
telill KBOMl the- llrat porUWy ln Aineriej." auM to uave
i.c.n estii.i,-u-a la tbta etty anooi tbe yaarlSSO. ibia
m.iy bara tarea the Bral paroelalnoottery la Ihlaoottntry,
but ll aaa eertelalj uot tue nrat pettciy. Tln-roi*.*
i.,..i. in thla cit> uiiulc ... Laaeaaier Couaty aa ur i>,i<k
in 177,: aud ii,iirk.v.l wltli the dale of Ita produetton.
yalloa wara aaa aaada at a atlli earlwr dale la I'lnia
dnipbla *l iie tcru, potiery ia n rery braad eae?mueb
I..., broad to lie il.nitcl to au liuluslry cat?i llalicl iu tllla
countiy onl> ll'iy-ilvo yeura 11410. -il'liiladclphla laeagBC.
rtofoaaol v> illl.iin Kver.lt aaya tbal tbe MuKWiirun haa
aradereai Wa aaa*! IhtaB a ladaraakai ratyeraa
ineiital. l-'it II ia nitirti lirtfr lli.iu B r. il 8888, aud tUure
fn.v ?,. auagiatalale tba Magwatapa.
Kiiii.orhaaitth.it oue of our Io- al akatln* rlnka will
cloae ita Brala.aaoa atlh*aadofthla noeth wuh aelear
DroBI of8IO,OOU Aad/et eonae etorgyuiea wi,l dedare
tbal tli.Te ia no xood ln roiler akailn>t.-[Cauibndgo
Ma-.a, , ( iiii.nlcle.
BXOUaa AND RUrtSIAN DII'LOMACT.
jaba nml t?? abaaafa .?
?? Voii'vi, gaae garta far enmuh -rome off I
Ulir DUB er | ou aeem ta Sii.er at."
Tl.. RuaalBU inr i<> Kouuuroff ?
" March ou, uiy l>oy, lo HeraU"
J. B. to H. S?
?' Wliy do yiui at all treatle< aroff,
Ami oi.ll.'al.oliajrur Bt I"
Tho Huaaun I'/ar to K?ui?roff :
" M.neii on, uiy boy, to llerai."
J. B. to R. :
?? | tv, Kuaala, uln't thla n.tifhty tongbf
la't Imlla tl. it you'.l |>eer at I"
Tha Baaalau Cxar to Kouiarun:
?? Maroli ou. ,uy boy, io llcrat.
J. B. tolt. :- .....
?? Belawro. ve knavr I -wall, theu. bolil off,
*lnle prvpiirntlona Wo'tt al."
Tbc H.i~aii.n Caar to Koonaroa :
?' March ou. tuy boy. to HcriU.
-(Boatou Courter.
n.cieai aataaa bjrlag bataaaat PaadaadMbaaaapatla
baalaaoBeaeaeeeaoaibted la.ralaa terlag **fjf*_j
,.iba, Tlita la takcu to incui that tba nval eltloa will
ioob ba balU u? ta eucii egaat aad kanaaa aai
ThatrthlabUtthtefthe pawaroftaa prea-. lu Daaota.
v, u.i "ibir jourual pUblialwd In Ai.er.lccu. BreWB
n",."" aaarai.i-.l Ihe oM.r ^"_^_.~_S
,,?., ple.l. BMIalllg a dBBiaae i-allin.U. d BI 83 >? A-, a ,.,u
,'taec.iitorcHuaec.rc a paea, ba wUI gatbar biaaaak,
atart f.'rVulc.,-'.. aad My m a new drc?. -iFaorla Irau
acript.
B/hlle tba aaaaaia <?f the awttaeh tainetaa (iarnet
Lttaaded a bep, tba edaaara ef Iba abiaalaa eerratta
BUatttO took a Bbla, ao tli.it .tOa ?riU*berj aUoul.l uot gM
tl.ujuinpon tlicuiMf tlie wron? Uuic,
? tMaa baaadlaawbeala," iiwbutan iiimul* miutstor
Cill* roiler akatluK.-lVoii.in-'o SpaaBBMf
iMBtrtag yaaaagatat ^Uaata, wi.y do:ti.e Mpyoaaa
unaaaaalwaya have Pbatf eaaatha apaa bj fhaabaw
blllar I'':'"!'' (witlimallcl...iac.|iilv.iia?-"To taaa lu
Iho B0806, my bayi uow ga and piay?"
Kirat Waatara OaBwaa - ? neegdat you were goln^ to
l";;;:,t::'^'uiW-,-No; I Kaveup tbe aetJBB
"'? i wbart ii!''."atwr with it t i heard it waa an aaaarye
1 '''r'.'.oii':' aethlag ??f iba ktad. Ifa a ite.id aad-attre i.urt
,.r ptpea, noi wo.tii uou.o."
l\\\:,a'tuimVrtlie.,i hat factorlea. etoree aud
c;.lircliea.,'-il'llll.?,lelpl,la OBU.
Tl.e oueninn of the apnrtlng seaauu la l.illc.1 wlth
plaaMra at Vaaaw CXdhaga. I?ar6 *.a atarea lawa
Cinla courta there aJraadf tu full BBBtwOaa, ???! tH.atl.1*
wiiatouco ta adklad to.hu aaaaaa of .icveiupi.uxaud
,-ratatag the aaaaaajta ?*^~****Z? l'i
?larafaraia reuture al aau laial nfe thure ihe
r.,-Mi^itc;:i...m.t" waa laaaatiy atraa, "aytbaatal
l?-ruilaalon " of Aiotuatiu Daly.
ThoAfcban inntchlock or Jazail haa no parallel aa a
HrlarnT ,n li.c iace of tue aarllu It la aboul BMM fael
l,Zg ?i ll niie.H..-.ir tl.e n,..?.lo witb a pronx Whlah
iimior ni it aa tii- K'lo.iu.i ?iie.i it ia anout t? >.e Ired oft.
iiL^tadw^6pa?NterBaa ami a aatah ba bold.nga
uao \n Afghaa inaik.Mu.ut has to depeaa apaa tuo
it.ito of ula fuart. au.l thorofore he la by no UMaUta a , .r
tain allut U.niiulliclaat Afghaa war ll uaoit lo ihi a
loi!a amoiia tl'" lirltlah atil(lle|-a thut all Afglnaxi would
iVutae hla laiall uimui a riak. culeul.il,. wl.en hla enei.iy
w oolli.o llkely loarrireln front of hla iiiunAle. flx loa
f,.a? an.ilheii ?o ?D to aome liillo dialiinee aud all diiwn
anu'amokc. if tl.e c.ne.ny urrlvcl ... Iront of tlie mBtob
lock lu.t ua It went oft, why then he would moat likclv 88
khle.1 but If Ue dldn'l. and tha wc?i>on wont <>n a
Juurtir of au houx atlar ba had uaaaart E theu no barui
**" *lM
awr, aad
was dooe. and Ita owner wonld pMItrnpalcully ? **>
Jazall ojrain ln bopea of eaUiblnu the next <v?.;.,.r ai i
iheii ao ofl to hia rock, aiuoke aud a e-alt (Jovaiunu -i.te. ?
IM. Louls Oiobe-DetuiKaaa.
AtUSlO.
PER FF.LPPREMGEK-THE m.ACK HL'.'SAB,
Milldcker's lateat operetu, ?' Dor Feldpaai.
Ijrer," has made a pronouucea and deivrved liB at tha
Thalia Thcatre, wUro It waa brouzot out ln Ita orodaal
foriu laat Friday erenlnir. A dcwen rreaom. eotild eaally
be ailvanced why euth alionld be th* caee. TU4' opcretta,
aa we nmarked ln reconllnir tbe Brat represcntatl.m, la
thc moat aalmlrahlc. work of Ita kin.l tbat baa been aeon
bere sluce tlie advcnt of "Tbe Merry War." lu reapoet
of ita literary alde, ludeed. it greatly ecllpaes HtraiurA
opcretta. It ls a moat Inirenoualy contrived aud i iev.-rly
wntt. u comcdy. Much more than the or.liuaryatr.iuM
of orlk'l.iality muxka Ita obaraeter dcllneation and neariy
all tBa ait'iationi are uovel. It baa a atory wlitch U
ni'.-.tly developi-d, and wbleh dlffera from tlie general rua
of operi'tta storica In beliiK coinpoacd of rcap4acuble
coinedy eloincnta inatead of rcatlng aolely upon vuluar
farto. 801110 of Ita featurea whto.i atteat the
biub onler of liuiuor aud the oonatruolire aklll
of II. rr Wlttmann, tbe author of the book (we are apeak
ini? of cotirac of tbe orlKinal verelon), are 01. a plaue the
proper appreclittlou of which exacta a hlurber u.-irree nf
Intelle.'tual activlty than our pul.llcarelncllued toexerf.
S.ich, for Inatance, is tbe lona; reoital of tbe factotaia
Fiffkovc, tn whlcn be deecrtbes hia adrenture with tba
troiipe of vnicabond comed.ana whoin he orerheara ra
benraitiir a aeeue from 8ctailler'a " Robbera," aud
t.uaariuea to be a baud of polltleal conaptrators. In tbla
aoni? and tbe ousutuif acene betweeti oue of the actora
whiim tbe vallant f$A\m has takea In euatody, and tbe
luatlee, BBaaaaJ la made totue intellutcnceof theaudlenoe,
aud tbe fuu lica in au underaiandlu* of tbe ailualoae
made In tbo lluea. aad tho u,uolod apoechos ot Behillor'e
cbaracters.
Tbe atory Is perraded with a patrlotlc sptrtt wlilrh
under exlstlug circumstaacea wonld alone have euthued
to wlii popularlty for tbo operetta In Oeriuan couinuiii
tlea, for It baa an embodlment tbat appeala
stronirly to the Germao nnaijiii ition. There la a
fii'i'l deal of poetry iu the storlea ot tha
accret orxaulzatlons or Inpotuoua young putrlots wbe
ut vurioua tluies have arisen to work political revola
tlonalu (ieruiuiy. Theact.on of " Der Feldpredtarer "
/rie.i - out nf tho elf.rta of the hlstorical TugeiultmHaJ
to nd Oonnany of Napolcon'a yoke. tbe porlod of tua
play batag 1819MB, lleHtrtg, a young patrlot, K'.os dta
Kulsed aa a milltary cbapl.uu to Trautoufeld, a town on
tho Kuaao-Oeriuan h.r.ler, to laatta theeitUeiia tolnaur
iB.tiou. Thc people of Trautenfeld are pecnltarly
letbat-i-'li', owIiik to the reneirade cuaraotcr of their rul<
Iiik juslice, llrulrkrug, who la ull thlnga to all men, aul
who by iBiluatriouaiy practisini: hia primimVa with
rer.-reiii-e to tbo Freueh an.l Ruaaiaua who alt.-rnately
overrun thc town, a.-qnrcs tho reputatlon of bela* a
ahrcwil diplomat. nnd exerclaca an evil iuflucnce on tho
cllizena. Betltciy't lulaab.u h to r.-uiovo tbla liifluence
and appeal lo tbe paiiiotis.n of the Tra.itfeldiana. Tba
Kreinli are ac-otiriiia; tbe couutry for UeUirig, but ha
eludes tliem aud to proiuote has polltleal i-mU be eon
triv.s to dletate a d.arrlptlon of tbo Juitico
aa IBMl of the fuKitive and have It tnaerto.l In the atupid
Jiiailc-'aowuorJcrof arrcst, aacheine wblob Is helpel
by tbejtiatloe'sdupllclty. He haa pla4-ed a reveraibU
|i.iti.l ln a winlow of hia hoitae, iieannir on oue alde a
bbi iibJI af taa CBaa* Ateranilar aad ta tbo oti.er a por
tralt of .N'apoleon. In tbe ?xelteuinut oatiaod by the ar
rivalof both liussian and Freueh aoldiera In tao towa
be lenrea tbeCzar'a 4?xp?84>d auppiMiina- It to beNapolMii'e
Bad api.eala to it aa proof of bla politual leaniu<s wh?a
uia apjearauce brinue him muier susplclou. He Is pl.ir.-l
uii.Iei arreat. At tbo a.une mumeat liellwig't fellow
iMHiapirators tbrow off thelr dlsirulses, a reKlment of
Riaik Huaaars arrlve on the ac-ne and eaptui-e tbe
Fr.-nch who had Juat made prlaonera of a body of Rinv
alan aoldiera that had Baaaad themaflvee on axle-irreaae,
tailow BaadJaa aa i arataBay and were lyio*; ln a atuper
111 tbe street, aud tbe populaco, at liiiKth arouae.1 by tha
apeechee of tbe 7 uynulbuml. anu tlieni+i-lree, and appear
rrady for their D.itnoiie inlsdoii. Tuis ia the elimax ot
tbe op*ra, dram.itleally aud aiaactacuiarly, thouxh other
?atHaaaata aaBBBrtat lo lt ?o far a.a tbe mualelacoa
cern.d. Toiieraona fauilllar witb the ..peretla literature
..f tbo l.ist tcu yeara it UiU?t l>e diaappolntiug to flod
aa aduiirably plannsd aud apiritolly exwculod aattua
tion put off lu tbe niualoal acore witb a
111 ir.h tune wbleh baa done aervlco In all tho 4iperetise
()f MraaM an.l Mtlli"..ker. Tbla disappoiutnieni ia ln
tciisitle.l by the fact tbat the couipoaor Just before had
lntr.iduce4l aotue muaieal factora luto bia
acore which thoujfh err.KUre aa
they sund mUbt have becoiue moro ao a tho flealo ta
thc banda of a more liu' -uMiia writ.-r tli.iu Jfilioekar. A
( ..?.-.u-k lune, tbeFroucb'? l'artaut poar la Syri4\" aad
thc 1 icniiiiii '? Liit/.ow's Wildo Ja? I." ba I introJuoed tho
tn.opaol Ibe tbiue uatlous aud tbey inuht have beea
woveu luto a niurvclloualy thrilltuaj tluale il Jiilloeker
h.i.l auy .-oiitrapi.ulal akilL
Tbecomedy dcinent la derlveil from Ihe U)re atory
wblob runa briKbtly tliroui;b tbo patnotie fibrlc. Tbe
iiiHiflatrale haa two dauicblera, to protcajt wbo.11 Ironi tlie
ifiilautrlcaof tbesobllera be hlt< upou tbo kUM H dia
tfiiiatnir tbcm aa ujtly lia_'a. Iu tlns abapo tbey lirat up
[?:ir. Natmally. oue U Ioved by a atudo.it; tbe otber.
l.t.-r. by llllug. riiny dlaciooe their chaiuie ef face aud
tliture in tbe Bnale of tlie tirat Bef, wbkh
ia a iiiosi tiiibpie concepliou. iitlleig bl
tlie giieatof Uie Ma*ci.tr?te. Alusr anopnr eT?auu de
ratlona are bad la ataaata .idr.nau raaoiou. Tho i.?ho?
f..r ih? daf i- reeaa, and a prayer ln
t.m.d to proity and anproiiriate uinaut. Man*
atrate and houa.-keeper fall aalecp. and.
the yoiinjt 4\oiiipii a.l.nirp tbe bru4vny youne
cbiiplaln, who aftMtia alao to ?U;-p Tbey il.iow 4.0*
their dtaoolaea aud aro rejageiaa in ibeir owu beauty
when tb<- hero jouia tb.iu aiut BOetaiaa btalove for one,
adiuita bia atu.icut fnciul, aud Uie yeumr
iwopie alnir their delnjbt wbtle tbeir el
dera aluinber and In tlielr dreaMS
J..111 ln tbe aiu^lnir wttb fraetiienta of the dcrot.oual
iniuie. Tbo c,>iiii.oaiil..ii bere la full of fc-raceful beauty
.aud ita ch:ir.ict*n*utton la capital. F.r the
tbird act Uiero rerualns only ao niucb of tbe
busine.aa of the picce as is nereaaury te
iiinta- tbe lovinr.-iiiii'Va.iiid Iniilcate tbo irluiupbof tba
politual pnni iple- for which tbe hero u.id.-iwenl bia
n.lveiilure. but vaiii-tv i? acmrcl iiy a cbanirctoan
Idyllte i4..rr.??, wiil. h c.miea reatfuily after the excitc.ueuj
i.f tbe iirvicllli- a4-CII4-. .
Iii .111 Kn.'lisli foriu "Der Fcl.lpredlaer " was bro-uut
out at Wallaok'a Theatre laat a.gnt undpr tbe mnni.e
nienl of Mr. Md a.ill. The text iu thia vcraion ia tbe pro
dUcUoU of lay.luev R(ia?'lifcM,wboae ettoi ta in tbla iine *a
bare not liccu al.li; ta> co.niucu.l. In tbe tlrat two acU
of itaisla.il V4;iifurc iiebaa wtaely atlliered ralaer faiiu
fully to thc oru;liial ta-xt aud baa B'v,,? " wltli m".rt
Bueucy tbaa usual. Tbe laat aat ba
1, l( ix?, v.'i-ii-1 etitiroly au.t Kiveo itir. to buBooneiy und
Ii.tnc |'la\. Wliclb.r or not tbe lluea or iiiuaic uie worta
anyibniif'at ull we caumit say. aa tbe majority or Mr.
NeCauU'a peoala euw ao tbat bo 4.110 cao uud.-r
atan.l 14 wafd ef all th y utt. r. With lllliTlalB
,,, h*Wa ??"* h? baa latoa tho **>**?"*
courM.-or i-lunia-iuK ihe eiwua ir.iui ^eb.llcr a" Robb s
to >b ikeaiatarVa " Jullaa Cwear," tb..u-h be haa lou.i ,1
tbe toue <>r < o'K-4'l'tlot. mlifbltly. At tbe cuui-liialoli be
liaiauiH-lic.ltbi.se who tboti-Ut tbey ap.cd au auaeli
niiiiatn tu tbo aaa ef ?? Partaut aear ta
Bvrte." by harlaat thu chonia alna: -Im BJaaM aat
Kbeiu." seeklag 10 justlfy tlie dedje aaa
vaaue taterauaa to a prophetic aplrit. lart
,.ut aoar l* 8yrl?" did not beaoaaa a
Datioual aonif of the Frencta untll I?nis N.ipolcon.
iiepbew al Queea llortcuae. wbo eaaBBaaN it. eatne
to tbo th.-Mue, tbouxh It waa wntlcn ia
lHi)?>; " Die tVacbt ain Rbolu had
iiolbecndreanie.t of ln tbe pertod of tbla play. HUt aa
all tbe improaalona of the play are 00
lltarated i'ot..i? ibe i?it a. aaa, i?srb.ii* tba
i.ubtlc WUl tutuk tbat :ho ett.-ct juatitl-a the nieaua.
The p< 'rforiuauce laat nii<bt uioved in a
aprutbll) maiiuor aad waa w.irmly appUudt-d.
Mna Marie Junaen carn.-a ..n tbe
bouora auioiu the woiiieu. by an ta aa-tina aud tuii-:iU
aiaalBK.th4MiKh LUy Puet and Muie.Cottretly aniMtBaa*
repta >le, Miaa Junaen rcuirna to our Btage luipr 4-a
ln metbo.1 au.l iov.li.-i iban ev.r of D4-raon. Mr. H..p|a-r
11 w. il au.l4.4l an the Mam-lraU' (wli.i.c iiaine ia eaaaoao
\aUatktrba Vi.aiid uiakea ?a-4...d .bara. tcr ak.-ub. but
Mr. Bclt falla as I'iJTkoxc. Mi. Suittli aluira aud acU n..oij.
ODIOUS COMl'AKtfWlNS.
From Tht Trou Timet. iV , ?
The Hotlietler Fni-Ji* rwfafB lo " >mslley, tho Auirri
.l/.c Aincit...n B..bciii?u. wbo wiitca froiui.uiido.ito
1 ui. M.w-Yi.Kk 1 uiiu.x .' it may be tliat Mr. Sina.leV
ia ? littietoo u.u. b <>f aa gBgllabmaa la hia anetaa aaa
kympatbiee to auit tboio.iirbaoi..ic Aaaarteaaei u.11
tlicrela tbe moat piH-ltw Deiuocratk- tee ini. ny U?
al.ow ttialtaia Au^boua.- 4 ia uot ?.*-tw?;?'?.? -.?"'?
u pronounead u? tbat ..1 bo new n.-tuo^ ..11 > >i-<^x
t,. kaaiaud, wbo ia aald to roord t..e Eugllah Oo4oru
uient aa tbe ouiy one wortbv tbe uaaae.
MR KITIKV NOT . 4l?)')l? CATriOLIC.
FrJ,n rt ?aU.?ora fafaeiia Uirror
Hia verda raferrliNi t? the ' T?*"T*\X ?M\Tu\
nioii.irchiea " may bo paaaed aa a poBtloal rbapv..!), b.it
uot tha pro,M,Sitiouet pubho law.' that tbe uoqu.caceuoe
ol tbe i.e,.plo or an invaded btate lu tbe chaiuo of eover
.1-111 ii, a,. tar a? tbe world i? ciuu'eriiiMl. tbe otmcluaiou
,,r"ilie i.i.b,1.-(lueatiou. and muat determlue ttaereu|H>a
the ludxtuei.t uf all people." Wb.-n lt la BBBBBBjbBBBB
tbal Mr. Keiley la a tiatbolio. aud ibaa hc la bcrc apaaB>
i?k lu ju.iuiicaiioii of Vktor giBtanaara lm^uitoua
uiu.piir.i.... al taa PopaVa dnmalna, tbe faU ***1^?1
hia aUBriaaaaa aaay ba rtaarti B"r?"??-?f;fc"u'r1'" '"nZ
niak.. 11 ueeeasary. ihoauh w,- d . ao with ni.ub imIu, to
Ull Mr. Keiley that be haa apokan dlr. et 7 ??";'* \f
wbole dnft of Fapal all-aoaUeaa,J?f<??R.7*&*?*
but by 0111 preaeut ta..vc.e.?a PoatlBT. laBO XMt U ?*?
a.e bia ilellbcrate acutuueuta. w,- .U'.al t*ail blm tbal tb..y
are not tbe aeaUmonta of bia Caihoi '?'"??*D,.t ['{ ^
II.. ...ii 110 loii)jer clam. to be a repreaent.lllNO
Cutholic._^___,
ntar niK OBAMCB] mk. iu ACK WOtfUO UKB.
iilHi.'uaMl Ba lt *" ta BMM ucturaauce VM* tta?
f.nu.aof luw. ^
IT CONTINUI* DHrKKF/I'
>V,?* /?? Vtnrynrh (Afaaa) ut***. ...
7?r Xtw-1 ark IIorJd b?viog goi ujtoBlBhli
reccntly of braaupan aauiU Ita l-Saja *????*,?
cr? ,-r.iupUy re*,H,nded with ^"'? ^"Si^'iil
i.ro;.oaltlous iuvolving Ibo auiua of &>,000, glO.oW aa.