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fOUNDED BY H0RA.0E GREELEY.
NEW-YORK. TUESDAY. JULY 7.
J11E SE WS TMS_ M 0BX1X0.
FoBF.lcv.-Lord Saliabury on tho Conscrrative
furcifra iiolicv. ==Mr. Brndlaugh not por
mitted to take tho oatb. == French forrea Ifl
ainnatoatucked. =CW?I reporte.l at Mar
BOillesanil foulon. = De.roa.se of cni.io iu Ire
Jand, s= Friest iu Muutn-al fl*liaflflniTI| theu
DoMF.<n:r-The<lisorder? wero Tenewcd in Chi
cairo aud Clevcland. = Mr. Watsot.'s OtOfJ 8. tho
conver.saiion that ho ovcrhear.l between xflbafltOn
IM,ipawofloa aad Mwell.==Firedesti*nyedji luraja
atnoiint of tnl.a.co in WaaflOflalfl.-*""r
persons BIHIIlBIBkl tfl denth in VnglfltB.===
(i-neial Gfaflt was flbtflol M nsual. ---? Tlie
rmkJOBl niade iiiiiiiorfiusapi'Ointiiiciitii. - 1l"'
yacht l'haiit.Mii'.was laaaf m I.ake Erio. ===== A imv
gWwtflg oil weli r.-yorie.l in Oliio. = The Salva
tion Anii.v WM atla.kc.l l.y 8 Bb?B tfl Biflflaatflrton.
Ciiy am> Si'Ht?niiAN.?Dajflih of ex-Li.iit.tiaiit
Conit-uiiid.-r (,..rriuKe. == A aaajtaBfO in fflfl an
BflJIad. :. " Air.st of a foiccr in MdXtiOO.
talo of Isnadwav B8BJBI lioi-.a. == Oil BOld
nt over $1. ? Mr. I>?attic stieoee.l.'.i Mr.
I'-cneditt in the Surveyorahip. =--= E. A. Boyd
taken to the Kin^js Cunty l'enitentiary.
31rs. Charks Mortran Imried. = PkW aaMMflf*?
)aiid.-.i fit th.- IBBt|e OflbM. = ?old value of ll..
kpal-ten.U-r silvcr .lollar r*U?| uraiiis), 83.43
aafldja, = ===SM?lutlall with cnatic lluciuauoua,
cloait.g wcak.
Tgn Wi.aihkk.?TitmvNE h.f-al OBBOtfillnnBtflr
duate fair an.l clouily w.-allxr, with OOMfllanal
lii:ht raiu and hmher tonipeiatuie. 1< nip.-iatui.
J?taiulgjl niiaflrt B3?l totlfla*, fJ8?J av.-rag.-,
74 V. ._ __
j'trmmM Iranngtoicn fur tkt 88B88B, aflbftl 8B9B
tner trmmtttn, cr.n lttB8 THi Dailt Tbibi bb
8JhaflBfl1 88 (B4flB, i>ost)M)d, fur 7-"> 88Bt8B4r BWBCB,
theaddnss beinj chan>i<d M4*/Im 0t utmitmi.
Tiik Dailt Tbibwbb tM Ummi tomttgaddrm
ttJCwvp* fyrflSfl per uuulk, wkhh btehda
tlu vcean puHtujc.
Sumnvr lloteh are fr<rnntl>i tfgsljfflBfBrf lf
iheCuirrnni'iit as rejttl'ir 1'ust OjB**. I'?f>r>
jknmriing tlieir ?rden fo* Tiik Tbibubb
rcadn-H ut mmmtr rmorit u-ili do weU t? B*88r
gflggj BM OBtaai fljfefcol title oj the 1'oit UjEt* ?t
aaJUel i/i.// ajaagd |g fflOffM U?iriu<tiL /''/".?/
and eorreapomdeact wiil bc awoitUd 1>q 80 dotna.
-4>
It in iflkBM -D.si-ly to ihe fiv.lit of t*M iii.ina-.i.
Of thr Btflk ( aiii]iot Instrurtionat IVikeKill
that bo rickaeaa bbs occatTed then tlii> 8BB8on.
Tlif sitiiatinu is healthfnl, B?l lliat would BOf
Of its.-ll k?BB t'ie BMfl Ifl gttod ln-allh. Sani
tary inattois liave evitl.nlly been can-inlh
IflOket! ait-t, and exeellent foud must havc
t?i'ii iiiovnltd for tbe ln.-n.
--?--.
Senator Mc-rheison ot Ncw-.li ir-.y has ? ta.-k
on haiul at BWBBBl wi.irh wiil folij o.-.-iij.y hia
lUMHIHl I.n B08M dflJ/fl. lt is to cxplain av.ay
tlu- i-viil. iu-.- jirodiu-t'd by his <tuini?s, to the
i-ibct that Im maili' ;i bare-ain in 1^7S to Bell
out his p.nty iu Hew-JetflflJ in the inl.-iots ..I
tlie I'i-uusiivania IJailrojid. The inain poiatfl
oi theM.-iy, as pttTflfl bj Ihv Trur Anu-ir-n,.
of Trenion, are pubh.sheil tlsewhere m ihio
is;iie nt TliE TltiilUNK.
The ttrikers at the Clevelaml Holliue BffU
Boem t.? have reiover.-.l themselves and BI?
ikWflrtBff i-iiii'iiendable si-lf-eoiitiol. Ifl B hid.v,
ytsfir.l.i.v, they ealled on tlie siiix-riutemleiit
of the inillsaud niade ecrtain demamls about
aoajgeaj which Werc tlatly refused. Then they
lii-ld | pahtk nieetiii- aud listen.-d res].iclfillir
toa |iaeilic ad.lics- ftoin the Maynr. Ifl tliis
vay they have certainlv" stretiertlietieil tlieir
case with all r. putah-e peopM in Clevelaiid,
uud with ]>iib!i<- seiitinievt in th.-ir l'a-.or th.-ir
thanc.'s of iretlin^ wh.it thev ask boSB tlie ini!l
own.-rs have iiniiioved tn atly.
.-?
Althou^h the hall'-l.oliday iiioveiiK-nt is rot
yet an eutire 8888888 in tliis cily. the lead
ers in it are extenditiR it.s faOOfb). An BflfJaflai lias
heen ].iej)and to Im- m nt to BlaWflJBBM tlirouch
out tl.e eoiiutry, BtUflfl them to ur-:e flpafl their
BMjopk the cloiaitif,' of k^OTMBfla] la. tori.-s at 13
or 1 o'eloik Ofl Satiuday the year rotind, 'J he
trroiiuds on wliich the refjucBt in b.ised are
reasona.-le, und i.iiilauthiopists inay w.-ll hope
that in tii.it* the BaMlflfflfl BbBB uf the land w ill
graut it. The inovei.i.-nt shoul.l he paitieularly
popillar Ifl the West, whete they live and let
live p. ihaps iijoic iretly than they do luitli.r
*-t _____
Mr. r?:;nll.r.i;,'!i Bnd8 BO BkOM favor iu the
Briusli Il.ius- of Coniui-iiH th.ia tlM De.-.-as.-d
WUe'sSiatorbUI btth* Locds. When. v.-r he
comes U|i he io proinptly BBBpnBBBd. ll wis.llie
Baiueyest.-iday as ofteiiin tlie BBBt The uieui
l,cr faoofl Nortliauipton appeared to take tiie
oath, and was cloiiu.-ntly siuiiioried by Mr.
Gladstoue aud other LiberaU aud Hadi.-.i!I;
hut it waa of no use. The BBBM Hoiisc whi.-n
reeeiitly votcd to confer the elect.ir.tl fiail. liiae
on thousaixb of En?li.slnueu declired tliar the
\oters of N.irthainpton oliouid remain BTBO
tically disfranchiried, because they want to be
tojneH-nted byamau whoaf* opiniom BB8 <ii>
taatelul to other Members of Pailiam.-nt. Thia
ifl one of tho luouumental incou.sisteiici.-s of
Enj,'lish Parliaiueutary hibtory.
The New-York Buseb.ill Club io p.dbably I
hetter nine than its most entlmsia.stie Hiltnircrs
have laaflgBBOL WUcn the teani started for the
Wc?t it wao belicvod that tho club would loM
fltlcast three pauies at Chicago. In that city
jiOthiuR less thau four gaSBjfkl viclories for tho
Chicaifo club would be tolerated. Yet the linal
game of the aeiiea between the uines waa
kjlayedyesterday, and tbe New-Yorkera wou
their tliird victory,to tbointcnse fo'f?*0' Jj I
natives. The Cblcagoa are undoubtedly tho
Btrongestnine the New-Yorkcra will haye, to
play.and a* the lattcr have now shown tlulr
Kuptnoiity it secmo likely that tho Loa.uo
pennant may be presented to New-York Uty
for the tirut timc. Still the seasou is not yct
ovcr. _
Lord Salisbury in offico is a good deal niore
conaervative tlian out of it. Hll *??** 7*U*
day in nnnonncing the BoltBJ of his <">ven.
ment, had little of the Jinpo nttk 90 lt l "e
negotiations with Kussia. he s?;iid, wouhl be oon
diirtedontlielinea laid down by the lato Min
islry, and he hoped lhat they would em
amirably; but he added that no one shoul.l
reanud iho result of thfJM negotiations 18 hnnl.
Ho iiitimati-d distinctly lhat the Anu-rs
northern boundary, iiiHmling tho Znlfllwr
pnss, fdionld be pnHerved ontire to keep the
tideofwar awayfrnin the defoneosof India.
In regatd to Egypt. Lord Salisbury WB9 va.'iie,
sayinpthat aflairsthere tverc tinili-r consulta
ti.'in. TB9 exptcssion "if we, letire " oecurred
ggaygggj tin.es in his sp.-eoh. and is sipiilieint.
lt should benoteil, alao, tliat he spoke Mghljf ot
the Khedive, whieh indicates that Lord Ksiii
dolph ChorehJU'a wppoeed wiah to remove
Tewlik BtBdl litile faror in the Briiinh lorcipn
Ullice._______
THE HAllLEM 1UIWV.E JOB.
\Yc hope that Mayor Craeo will be fuieccss.ul
in his opposition to the innYfoncible job uf
dpemline two niillioiia on 9 nevv bridge OTOt tlio
Harleni Kiver whieh will not be nceded bt ten
wgggfl to conie. This waa al.out the woist
sehenie that got llirongh the Legislature nnd
ic.'.ived thedovernor's signatiire. Itwasen
gineend in the inlerest of n tow propcrty
owners in the vieinity of Hlfh LMfa and to
serve the PCrpeieB of 999B9 unscrupulou*
l.olilitiaiiHwlKise BBgeTI aro itohing to hanille
pnblie nioney. It would be hard to fiud B bill
drawn up niore plainly in private inteiests. Il
will put into the handsof 0 commission tu be
appdnted l.v Ihe Mayor, the (ontroller and the
l'rtsident of the Noiird of Aldeiinen the e\
pomliturc of two millionsor niore withont any
protottion for the treasury. Th9 BOW91B Of the
ionimi?.Moneis are piaetically unlimitcd. They
ean inake whalcvcr eontiaets tl.e.v phaBM] and
tliese ei.nti.-Kis are not oiibj.-ct U>the|approv9l
of tlie Board <?f Eitiniata and Apportlonmenl oi
of anypul.lie ollieial. WhBl a rieh plaen Ihis
would prove for n en of tlie stamp whoiu Con
troller Loevv would be likely tO 91 leet !
Tlio Mayor haa aaked foi the opinion of tha
Corporatmn Counsel on the ouesiion wtiether
the l.ivv i.s niiindatoiy ai.d roipiiies tlie ininiedi
ate appuintnieiit of the ei.ni'iii^ion. Nodoahl
tlie lobhen who planned the Mheme iotended
that it sli.iiild be, but the UupayefB may well
lu.iy thal their jilot may mise.niy throngh 90fi c
inadveiteiife in lanffuage, and that the city
may BBoape thi* aiilieii.'ii by DBeanaof .< repea
of tlie law by ihe m \t Legialarnre. 11 the men
vv!ir> are l.ehiml Ihis iimlerlakin^ Mi.eee.l in
frettinf a comfoiaaioa appointed after their owb
lieails, a irie.it tb al ofeitj BKHMJ ?/IU COrtoinlj
be waaUd an.l a greal deal will probablyba
stolen. If the Mayor poiihl inake np the e.uii
inis-ion. his reaolote oppoaition to the plnnder
,.f ihe t-iiy treaaarj bythia Jobwoold reoul n
pntting the work in handa <>i the riirht aort,
but Mr. Loew'i Impadent deflanco of pnblie
opinion, as exhibited reeently, and hi> deter
niination t<i foial all his r? l.itives opOB the eity
pay-iolls will lead to Ihe woral reanlta, if ho
Ctafl .-eeiire the co-operatlOB <?f l'le-id.-nl SBOger
of the Board <?f Aldemen. Well, M i?. Mr.
BgJiger, he is in tlu- hahit ot BWeeziBB v.henever
Hiibert i). Thompon tal.es Bonfl, >?> thal it will
in . .1 t.nly a ? d< ;;1 " belvveen Mr. ThOTBpaon aml
M,. j,, ew?politiciaoi of a feather who flock t"
pether with preat lie.piem y?tu taateo thil
ioiqnitou sie.il apon aar Uxpayera.
Thore is m ahadaw of exeoae tir tha ?. .
The dty necda no bridafe betweeB High Briilge
aml Ringabridge for yoaw t.? rmne, Tlie
Jai-ili'ii i im podeatriana and forelevatajdrall?
road paaaengera uetting aeroaa tha Harlen in
thal parl <d the dty are alreadj all thal could
be dr.-iird. Foi tbOBB ridinp in OUTiagi 01
wagoni the diive in one of tbe exlating iui.U'.s
is a ihortoae. Thore haa been li;tl< bnllding
on eitli.r l.ank ?.( the llaihin between Ife
Comb'a Dam Bridge and Kingab/idge in the
last ten years. Tii.u parl of the city la lllling np
alowly. People who eompare tha Baiien
Kiver in the viiiniivtif Hlgh Brltlgo t<i tlu
I'lintlies ill I.omliill, OT the Seilie m I'aiis, Wllh
a'v ii-w to lopporting tln> monatrona aeheme, are
eitber foclaor knarea. K.-i any one take a trip
in a iovv-bo.it frotn Hi^'h Bridge to Kingrbridge
ai.d iinte rhe sih>D09 of the vv.ioded iborei vsith
the long Btretehea between tha baildinga <>n
eithei baiik. '1 li.n il he thioka thal New-Voik
nenls 99 maiiy biidpes in that ijnai ter as aie
needed on tha Thamea <?r the >? ine, be need not
tnke tlie trouble to return to tha buay hannta of
men. Dr. Ni<-liols would like lo ai.ike lus ac
i|iiaintance at Bloonilngdale.
11 this eity is to be foreed inlo Ihe eriniinal
exiiavaciime of buildlog a bridge eoating
4/2,000,000, merely to enhanee the value ol a
levs estates lyhlgon the Ilailem Uiver aml to
pi\e |ilaees to groedy politiei.uis who svill agaeM
heavily the eontraiitOfl U) whoin tln-v will
award the IneratiTe eontneta, tbere will bea
day of ijecOBBting for the memlteis of the Leg
iolaturewbo are reoponalble for thla Job. As
Mayor draee lias ioatly said, Nevv-Voik l.as not
?ehooli enoojih. Tena of thonaanda of her
eblldren are anable t<? get a eonaaon aebool
i-diiciitit.n in eomfort and peace. Our preaenl
?ehoolhouaea are oreicrowded and inadeqnate,
The fathera and tnotbera of New-York are more
?in\ious for the etluealioii of tluir ehildien ihan
for the inrrea.se ul ihe value ol eslales on the
llarlein or fgf the lillin;,' ot the pockota ol
hangera-onat the City Hall.
MU. Q08CBS.\*a PBKDIVTIOSa.
Mr, Goscheu haa reeently rnade b laboriotii
ellort tO eiuivinee, EogllthmeB that their eoun
try is htil) faiil.v proaperOBJ uniler fn-e trade.
Ib- adaaita that the land-irwaing, agrienltorml
iiml mining Lnteroata are ludly <>iv aml thal
m my of the greal mannfaetnring aad shipping
hoojaoa have anflered terribly from prulongod
di-|)ressi.)u of bnalBeaa, II ? eootenda, howereri
that tlie pioiits of tr.nl- have been tnUiefOl red
to BQW daanoa. thal the taxahle income of the
countryhas inerea-ed, thal paup.-i i?m BJMdo
clined, aml that the lower elaaaea have I,?-t-<nn<
iniiie prnvideiit aml are better clothed, f.-d and
hOBOnd tlian ever befon-. He siieeetils very
well iu b.ilanein^ aeciuiits an far aa the preaenl
is eoneein.-d ; but when he coiisidei-i the fulure
hla hopofBlnan ranlihea. Low prieea, ha i?re
dict8, will eontiniie imletinitely ; EngHah manu
laetiirera will lind loralgB eonipetition sliat-ier
eveiv yeir ; cipilal will yield IBtBllOTfOtBTBa\
aml Ihe rountry's prosperity will depend upon
its trade with its OWB t-olonies ratlier Ihau the
whoio woild. In a -.voiil ha pii.--ive> Bigoaof
retrovression iu Hiitislt trade OWlag to the de
velopinent of N'.itionil industriea abroad undei
ecomuinc sy.^teins ho-tiile lo free trade.
Soveral illustt.it 10114 Ol .tho rtlativo decline of
IJritish iiidustiios aie u'iven by Mr. (ioachen.
Ho provi'-a that aince I'rinee Hisinarek's
abiindoniuent of free trade (brminy haa in
creiiaed its irou cxports froin '.);i2,ll00 tons to
1,220,000 tous, and ita cxporto of steid from
62,000 tons to 203,000 tons. The outpjit of
coal there haa quadrupled sinco 1801, while in
Enpland it has merely doubled. The incnase
in tho produetion of cottori goods has also been
relatirely muchlarger in twth Germany and tho
United States than it has been in Englnnd.
These coinparisons in *he iron, coal and cotton
indnstrieft demonstrate that owing to the O0B9
petition of foreign eountries the bulk of BritJah
trado is relatively declining upon the broad
basis of the aggregate trade of the world.
Ciinstrvative.jouinals like Ffco MtoningPost
of London are makinir urgent Bflpoala iot dh>
crimiiiations between Ilritish colonies aml barifl
eountiies in the intere.-t of what they terin fair
trade. British North Atneriea and Australia
alreadv produce large supplies of grain. Those
supplies may be indelinitely increased by open
ingtho I'nited Kingdi.iii, the laigest market in
the world far foreign grain, to iheae cidonies
on more f.ivoralde terin-i than are olbred to
Uussia aml the United States. A eoniparativt lv
Hiuall duty on Uussian and Ainerican bread
stulls would give Ihe eolonisls a substantial ad
ffjatagOi in return for whieli they would D9
willinp to repeal their high tarills aad opeo
their niarkets to lliitish ajooda. This II tho
arjfiiinent earnestly put fnrward by this ohl
hlhiOBnd Tory 99199a, and the BOW Tiime Min
isteris knovvn to be favorably impressed with
ir. Tko ulterior purpose of the Fair Traders is
noininallyto solve |fhe free trade problem by
nicans of a roininercial federauon of Kiitflaml
and its eolonies, whereby toreigu tniitls would
be lovveicd all arouml. Hut in the 909009 of
their argument they admit that free trade haa
plaeed England at the nierry of its rniiiiiierrial
livals. thal the deeadeiire of ils trade i.> oiily a
iiuestioiiof tinie. andthattheehe.ipeiiimrol ih"
loal is of no advantaifo if the workingniitll can
not earu the inonev to pay for it.
"JLTHOUUH."
I>id wc nol know bow fi.ndly dear the nanm
of Urover Cl-voland is to Tam.iiany Hall on the
one hand aml boW devoiit a vvor?liipper ;it
J'.inimany's ihrioe Mr. Clevelaml is on the
oiher. vse Blighl BOspeel a reiiding betwe.-n the
lines of the reeenl eoTre9poodeooa betweeB
(JramlSaehein Dugroaml tbe Preaidenl e.etn
Lng the Poorth ot Joly eelebmtJon imli.-ative of
mutual dMiiist. Il has been intiinat.-d lhat
Iheletters BOggeel politioal dyspep-ia; lli.it i
to s.iy, an emply stoiuaeh OB <>ne side aud a soiir
BtoBuefa '.n ihe other. In extendina th.- Inrita
liuii to the PrtiaideBl to bo preteat at the long
talk, shnit [talk, BWntU talk and talkee-ialk svith
whieh Tammany II .11 naoally eelebratea Inde
pendence Day.Orand Baehem Dngro tookoav
eaaion to remark, eonoerning thedntyoftbe
Preoident, that ? the Adrolniatratioo should bo
discbarge all it-* fanetiona ae to meril n >t ooly
lhe.ippiobllioll.it Ihe p.-ople, bill .lt the 80010
time Insnre ? hannooioai porty united ln
Jefferaonian Democracy." Thiawaa aonatnral
;iinl pi.ip.-i a tblng to aay, and ln t...-t haa been
B&Jd Miuiaiiy tinie-aud in -o many diT-ienl vva.v s
in aml out of T.inimany Hall, thal the Preaidenl
eonld not take offeuee at it. Ii Bonnda as if
Dngro had been Inapired Bpon this oei-.i-iiti by
tu- ipirita <?f Thonixs Jefferoon and laaiah
Ryodera. Perhapa ba waa, lt la oo new tblng
for spirita t<> manifeal tbemaelrN Ib Tammany
llall. Ii eonld not of <?.. irao, h ire b icn attered
in any splril of critii i im <>i tlu- Adrniuiatratlon.
11 mu-1 hav- been the fnrtheal thing ln tlu
world fn.ii themindof the Grand Bachent to
inii.ii.ii' th ii Preaidenl <!?v lond, whoaa Tam
m.iiis ll.ill 89 diif.-iiip.ni.hal dOD9 BBything
except andoBTof t?? "inenre b bBrmonioiM
pgytj uiiiti.l in ?!? -tl< i-oiiian Peiiioiia. v."
Upon sueli an oceaaiofl Dorgo would never
li ive Indnlged lo aareaam. Bo thoagbl
of the nppointment of I'eat>90fl <>r Bnrt
or Ilubert <?. riioinp-oii*s man i.Ul
h.,ve elllele.l tlie (italld S.l.lie.ll's
aud iiiiadulieiat.d i.ir.d aa h" dlacharged tboae
lofivjaml philoaopbic reneetiooi loto tbe Ex?
e.-utivi e.u. Ko.no, Dngro* taaitaplyoaored
by the apirit ol Joffereoa "i Ryndera -or per
bapaboth. Abool reeeot appolntmenta, In the
langnage <>f the inodeni dranta, he "waaa'i
sav in' a word."
Tnie belng the eaao, it < m hardly ba th it tha
iv |j i..... ,,, ,:.t to be reaentlal ot Blisrp or
eren IronlcaJ when ha taid ln reply thal thi
noble aentimenta ol tbe Grand 8 lehem mel his
gpproraL *althoiigh my .?..ue.-p,i..n ..t the troo
?porpaatea and the mieaieti ?>i my portyeoei'
-vine.a in- thal il the pre-..-ntAliiimi-tr.ilion
-.ritatbe tnlelligent approral ol the people,
- this re-all ..! its. Il eeil.iinly should ' iliaoro a
?han.lious party Bolted ln .bii.i ,..nian
-1?.?moeraey.1" I !i<- ooly thing thal eonld gire
naetoauebaanapiciuo lathe aaoofthe word
"altbongh." whieh i* peihap9 oofoituoate.
I'.ut when we remember thal hlr. Cfereland i--1
i l.iin, biunt in.in. who doei aotwaote timein
ebooaing hia worda, l.ut rather I ts Iim actiooa
pioveihai ln-is Bineerely deroted tothegreai
w.uk ol har.aizing the party, the tntpicloo la
at one- ill>sip iled. It would hav-- b en betlel,
perhapa, il he had bo! iioed tbe anforttinate
word " althongb," eioee it gioea the anemiea of
Jcffenoolaa Dvmoeraeya pretetl foralyloaln
nationa concerning a ptiaaible reading between
the lines, and eonveya tha inprraaioB to th.
ininds of political tcoptica thal the Preaidenl
aml Tammany Hall do not lore eaeh other.
Ih.- better ss.iy to road thi> wireapoBdenoo, in
deed the only way to got al Ita trne apirit and
-,i^nilie uiee, is lo tlivesl ihe liil.nl eiilinlya;
tbe oateet of all reeolleeiion of tha elreom
Btanee that tha Prealdent haa Baade any ap?
pointm-nis, 01 thal Tamm tny II dl has n td any
eandldatea for oAea. Orlfthat be toogreota
taak, ht iisut le.ist eonaider that upon sm-h an
oeeaaionai thii oeitber Dngro nor tho Preal
dent would peiiuil any but refteetiotU of the
Beost pnrely potriotk ehoraeter t<? obtrnde
tbemtelvea upon tlnir minda. Let nanot do
iin iu ihe greal wroogto barbor foramomenl
the thoaght tbat Ib penning theaa eharminii
epislles, aoglowing With patliol'.' I'eiv.ir.olli- ol
th. iu was thinking <>i his appoiotmenU and tln
oiher of his dutappointmenta, Both wore
thinking only of tha publie weal?and bow ii
Bhould be dlvided. The aharge tbat one waa
-aie.i-.lic and tho OtheT lionie.d U44t|bedi*
mioaed,
Prealdent Cloreband and Tamm my Hall are
not 09 V.UIinee il.iuli thg BSBOOtial d'H-tlilie ot
jeii'iiraonlaa D^mocraey, whieh is thal the
officea should b.- beld by Demoerata, What
ever iiiinoi aml iiniiupoit.int difflS ieii.es thore
may be eooeeraiog tha Indiridnal UenMierata
wiio ihoiil.l ihooldoi thi* greal borden, they
;u. agreed Bpon tbe eaaential thing lhai all tie
otlie.s bolong to D.in.M-iais. The oorreot idea
aofjojjto boatotod with groal fotoi aml oaodor
by Ihe alliteiative Mr. BnOBCa S|ienie|-, who,
replying t<? bb mritaiioa simihir to thal ex
ti-n.ied to the Prealdent, raapondod in thege
rigarotia i.igag:
I iinu.iay llill .111 li.-r parl BOBtf f?r Clorelaaal
ruf.iiiii. Ltt ii- ii...i- tkt ri-fiirm, vtiiii Dosaooratt 'ii kaaa
tiirj.iii. it BBtkaain-- aH9j Bttaaa iiif azoaaai la Doai
Boratta papora IwrturulaK out,Reiiiriiiraiia, wii.u ???
w.tnt le lo throer tlir gHBtf o'd BtJJl BB8 9k99, K'-t B BOO
aookafoBtaa taraai H la RarOoal aao,aa4wo 9kaaM
ieatkkakaat tveaat kt Daat >? r.u >. wo aavargataBBoB
li.iml wlit-ii lt<-|iii>ili.'iiiia laakk It la MflBB *a li.nl a
rUiui^e.
Bora bow i? a Jeffataatdan witiBoat gnfle, Ho
readiuj,' belweeii Ilu- lines iu his bnc/.y answer.
His BBOBBling is pl tiu aml ln- uses ligurea ot
apeeeh that uo Dcinocrat taa fail to umh-i st.ind.
Ho callu for a new dock of carda, aaya u it is
our doal now," and in tho most ingenuoua
BoaflBBBf adds "We ahould deal the beat handa
to DeniocraU." That'a tho way to say it. Of
cottrae, in order to deal the best handa to Denio
crats we umat either have a markcd pack, deal
them face np, or prarli.se aleight-of-hand, anrl
10 either courao there niaybeobjcctionsby Mtig
wiiinpsand atich who have juat taken a seut at
theKanio. In that 8JBB8 wu preaunie tho pl.iin
apoken Spencer would aay, u Very well, if you
" ilon't Hko tho way we play thia gamc you cati
" 88! baek your chairs and we'll play it without
"you." Mr. Spence Spencer eridently believes
in the "ri^ourof tho Knme." Yet after all he
ilot'H not dill'.-r from I'lesident Cleveland and
Giand Sachetn DiiKro. Tliey ar? all at one
upon the cardinal di;ctrine of the porty, which
11 that the best hunds shall bo dealt to Denio
crats ; and the channing thing about the Tam
ui.iuy eelebration is that it brings out bo clearly
the prevalling harmony of viewa on thia aub
ject. Tlie nnly auggestion of tho ahadow of a
8ii.nl.| Bl difleroneo waa o.-cnsioned by the
lYesi.lenfs nnfortiinate uae of tho word ual
though." An.l we hopo we have sufliciently ex
plain.-d that. For if there is nnything in thia
wi.il.l tho coutemplation of which soothea and
d.-lights ua, it ia th? love and atfoetion which
Taminany Hall and tlie Presidcut bear each
other. _______________,
BBEMEAL bVCOOK OB UiDJJJf LANDS.
(H-neral McA'ouk's letter to Secretary Lamar,
relative to the illogal occupation of lands in the
l.ulian Tenitory, is a slrong iudictiiieiit. (Jen
eial McCook, while (lovernor of Coloiado, liatl
aniplo opportuniliesto asceitaiii the trulh about
th.-se lands, aml in this coiniiiuiiicafion ho gives
:i long list of meii who an- BOflf liolding vast
tra.-ts of Iiidinn lands uudcr lease at noininal
rcntals. N'uw il is evident th.it no matter what
clianges may bo ealled for iu tlie National
poliey toward the Indians, it e.in never be
tolerated that speeulatois and sellish ndvcnt
iirets should becoino the bciieliciarirs of the
'iovcrnnient'a treaty land grants to ludiaus.
Tho Indians should be given ifl severalty aueh
lands as tln-y ran etiltivale ; all siirpliisln.li.it)
tenitory should be taken by tlie (ioveiniuent at
a fair valuation and rcstoicd to tlie pablic
iloiu.iiii; aud ihe ludiaus should be plan-d
tiniler the juriadiflioii of the laws of the I.'nitod
States, and ifl all i.-sp-.t-i trCBtod as white inen
are,
Bttl thia poli.-y doea nol IbtoIto acqoieeeenoa
iu the trioka aud subferl'iig.-s by whieli a fow
lapadotia iiin Bad eofporatieaa barealroady
par.-.-lb-.l o.it iiiilli.ius of BCTOd of In liaii laada,
thtisat Oflee defraUiitOB the ludiaus and the
Qoverament. N-?r bbb it be pu( oat <>i oigbl
that in niatiy 08*08 theM laod-grabbera are
frmignera wiio hare bo iotoaUon of rajeotnlog
Ameriean oitixena, wboM baaineM is raiaing
eallle oll a gr.-.it .ac.ile, and who utv takiug all
the iiioiu-.v they in.iko out <>f the oountry. Por
?ereral yeara o implaiata of thia olaaa hare been
ui.-. aud apeeifie repreaentationa tendiug to
ghow their eoatempl tor Americaa laara hare
been iic.|u.-iit. To eotne down to the preaent
tiiiii-, ihe thtvat.-i.ed troablewitfa the Ute* of
s.mtiHni Coi ir.elo haa been declared t<? be due
tn the eoarae of aaEogUab oattle eompany.
the ownera of whi.-h ?are ordera to kill on aight
.-v.-iv liidi.ui found oll" his reserv itiou, wlu-thcr
nr not he poeaeeaed w.iti-n nathority for hia
abaeoee. It i. aaid tli it thia order waa laaaed in
retaliation f?.- raida npon tl?-1 ittle, bat thal the
r.tiU a/are ivally iii.ul ? by white iii.-n.
Tboae foreign adrontarera ti.--: aeqairaan
l.iivini poaaraaton of Indian lau la, aad then
bring on in lian arara, arhioh eosl tli" people of
tlu- I'liiifi Btatea uiilli.ui*. Qeneral McCook
iiitiiint.s tlnt the hwd-grahberaptiaaeaegreal
jiiiitii il iniiu.-iie.'. aad thal they hare bitherto
ii. .ii able to prerenl auy aetion belag takea to
..u>i them. Thia ia a aerioaa charge, yet the
I,,, ta are ptt.-ut (1) thal tlieee raen b ire aad
bold Indian laada on leaaea arhieh eaaaol be
legaJ, lor the aaffieieal re taon thal tli ? [ndiana
cannol make la iiea, an.l thal ihe Indlan De
pitiiin-iit haa not in ide theta; (2) thatthoagh
the illegaiitjr of the leaaea h ia been eommi nted
.,n freqaentlj dariag the i>iat three yearai n.>
atepaara kaoam to hare been takea to watore
the lau.U to the Indiana. No doobl preaaare of
work al the Depa.Bl aiay Bceoanl for naeh,
bm ii is ? pnlly ..it iii thal the atatemeata of
lieneral MeCook dentaad inalanl eonaideratioti.
Ui- believe thal a radieal feeonatraetioa of tlu
ludi in poiicy is noededji but whether or nol i h.ii
i, i n.-. i. .1 the sw.uiii of gna dj ipec i!.i:>>i^ ? ho
have aeixed the Indian Laada nnder -i> eiooa
,i: Ulrgal prateaee*. aad arho aot ooly hold
them but promote Indian wara, oaghl to be
-M.pt awiy with aaunoompromiainga haad aa
WM lei-.-nily put lorlli to 88C4Ue ?)ul.iiiotna
from lawloaa iavaaioB. _
////: CBICAUO PUMLIU AND TBE 8TBIEB,
It has b.-.-ii appare il tiinmghoal the Chicago
itrike th.ir the real iration af order wu hindered
by the aympathy ahown the otrik ira on tbe part
of the pablic Pablic opinion ln facl would not
ain.-tton the energetie meu irea arhieh arere re
.|uiied to Boenre adequate protectioa foi the
\v ^ Diriaion Car Uompj?ny, and this la.-t.
a l.l.-.l to the p iliti.-.il iiiimliiy of atajrot II tni
aon, in * tf it Inpoaaible to put au end to the
gtate ol wwieaaatoaa that prerailed, Bal wh.v
w is public Opioiofl Bfaittal tli" eorporattoii T
N'.t b.e.iitse it was in t Ii - Ktg la the eziating
diapnte, for it traa eJeai ^'!ii there, being
iini!>ly engaged ln malntaining ita elaim t<>
handle ita oarn property ln its own w.iy. 15m
it had alieiiate.l pablie aynipitliy by ita atlilu.le
toward.ita patrona, lt had bjnorod the riabta of
DBHtieBgeraj bad ijratematicallj ruu iis iinea
oritfa b .^iu^'lf eye tn moaey-making; badre
fiiseil to eonaider the comforl aud oonvaBieaoe
of the people ; an.l so when its day <>!' adveraitj
,i. thoae whom it had ao treatod atood bj
.-iiiit laaghed al its tribnhttion.
Pablie eanriera arho bahitaally abaoa their
privile-.'s; wlio deflj tiie publlo the eon
v.-iii.-iu-.- for arhieh they hare paid ; who peraiat
in packlag thelf eara to the rerge of aaffoca*
ii.ui; who Booonrage or permli Inaolence on the
part of tbelr employes i arho, la ahort, treal ih.
people bi tIti-ir lawiul prey ratber than a- their
frllii.v-eilizeiis, aie to be loiiiid elsewheie tllilil
m Chicago, Baeh eaTporatloaa, aad la faetall
eorporatiooa, are depeadeai upon pablie
opioioti lor proteotion quilo aemarhaa npon
thalaara. ln an Amerlcan eltj DoMayorcan do
tnu.-ii toarard aappreoalag a atrika arhieh h.is
popnlar approral;aad therefote itiaperhapa
worth the while of directorsaad atoekhoidata
in ;iii sueii eoneernato reeognitethe aoaad poliey
ot maiotaiaiaggoad rehttioaa with thopabUc
11,ul the CfiJeagoWeat DiranVra CarCooipaiiy
in-. n a oopohu Borporation thata ean be Uttltj
doubl that Mayorllariisoii would have found tho
bafklog nei-e.aaiy i.i put down the wwleaaag
gfoaaloti of tlie striki-is withln twenty-foar
h.iiis. As it ia, thero has baBB I w.-.-k of <tis
Order, and it is not eertaiu that the end of the
troub'.e has baofl n-ached y.-t. There ia a in.ual
loaaon bj thisall'.iii which utlu'i- publie eaniera
W.iild do well to lt BJ n.
A Bwlttaaaea atadaat haa traaalatad cievel.in.rs
Inaiiunral Ail.lieaa into l.atin. It iniulit aa well
liavn lo-eii ilebveio.l in l.atin in |B8 llrst placo for
all tho K.....1 peepla haare u?t naaa its im.-hhs.--..
\V? are iisl.iuiaheil to I.-ain from fla ftmMtW I'rent
that ?' L'uluU'-l Lauiout. ua you ?.-..- him, ha* uot the
appcaranoe of a great man." What perfbot joatice
tno Colonol's featoroa mnat do hU abilitiea.
The Pennsyl vania and Roadiai Railroada failed
to transport praperly tho enormoua iaultitnde of
pcoplo who went to Monruoutb Park on Satnrday,
The ofhcer* of beth roada should da their beat t*
improTe tko service between thia oity and the raoe
coursc. If they wiil put oa drawing-room eara and
run their traina prouiptly aud awiftly their re
coipts from the raoing pnblio wiil be ertremely
large in thia mouth aud tho next. But they wiil
rnin the prosperity of tho rlneat raca-course in
Aaaonca and do themselvos serious injitry, if they
continue to affliet tlieir patrona with the careleaa,
ine?lieieut seryiccof prerioiia yeara between Jer
aeyCity and Mon mouth Park, or repeat the out
ragaoua bluuderiug of laat Satnrday.
There was a vUitor at Collector Hedden'a ofllce
yctci.liiy who found all doors readily thrown open
wi.lo to him aot so mnch for tho purpose of admit
tmg the, easy paasago of hia panderona person aa a
recognitiouof hia big politieal "pull" ao far aa
tho new Collector'a offlce ia coacerned. The visitor
waa |MM IL 0. Thompson.
Boat, who haa been appointod Govornor of Now
Mexico by l'resident Cloveland, takos occaslon to
relato to tho poople of that Torrltory an interostiin*
fairy talo ahotit tho mod* of his appoiutmont. Ho
says that the new Prosident and Cabiuotofton
"workedall day uutil miduight, inveatigating and
inapping out policies for the Uovornment." but the
Domocratic party havmg beon out of power for
twenty-tive years, aml not knowing ita own good
ineii, they didnot know Ross'h nicrtts at flrat. Finally
aomebody happened to mention a letter aaaerting
that. when he, Koas, Bbfl tho ITnited Statea Senate,
he had BO other anibition'thaii to work asa priuter.
Theroiipon (Jarlaud said, "I a.n for him, tlion," and
Laiuar agrced, and Cloveland romarked, " That
aattlaa it." This narrativo is highly improbablo on
oncaccoiiot. lf.Mr.Koaa hul reforrod to his do
yarturo irom thoSonate in auy suoh way, ho would
havo b.-on apt to meutioii more fully tho claims
which he has on tho DaaB icr.itio party on that ac
coutit. If themattor had eoiue to the knowlodge
..ftlio Prestdont at oll, ho would probably have
l....k.-d farenough to loarn that Roaa was a Dcmo
ci.iiicin.irtyr, hy MbflM of tho reports current at
tho tiineof the impeachtncnt of Audrew Johusou.
Haa it occurred to Mr. Itayard that a good uao for
Keliey would bo to prcs.-nt bbfl as a maik of intcr
natn.iial cotirtcay to the King of Siain asanad.li
tion to his bst Of white ilephaiits T
Naturc appears t? be ib-velopint; too rapidly in at
kwat one dircctiou. Tho mjz.i of hailstonos is in
nmealng if ara noay trust earraal reporta, at a rato
whi.-h throatona to m?ko neeaaaaiy aot oaiy a
rcvolutiiin in ir. Iiiff.-fiire but iu huium headgear.
Iu a reccnt O.uo atorni attmea -ix un-ln-s m diaiBofaf
era-hed IhTOOfh ohinfta roofsasif they bad 08*81
papet, Claarly they woald have kill.-d any man or
aomaa, ta Ihe treptee, wlfcaea tha peofaa co with?
out hca.l-.overiu'.', the akull has B8*B gradnally
uml e.i.iNi.ieritilv thickenedso as to urotect the
l.r.uti fncn b*tng eooked. A siini'ar thi.keiimgot:
iha cniiiiiini wiil b* najairad ia tha w.-at if iha
prcaa :it fonn of ha l.at.uies is to B* maint.uned. It
wiil alao he B*eoaa*ary to bttild r .ofa of atoaa. a foot
thiek ot ao, an.l orary ir.e wiil hara to i>o cuardcd
orithaairo* tuabrella to pgaeerra tba fmit froaa
deatraetion, l beae ehanjfed may bo ?o*d for trada
iu aotae raapaeta, bet it is probably t*e aaaeh to ex
pi-.-t thal tin> ic-w otj I.- .?f aix-ineh BaUatoaaa wiil
i-vi-i- beoOBM rcally pupiiiar.
PBBBOXAL.
It iahlntc.l thatSeiiiitorl'liinib is aliout to wrlto a
I. iek ..I. Mi 8 . itii vbiek artll ka vn aathlaaj t.< ha aatt,
Ct Banator rbalat. abarataraod raotarday ?aratag
fruiu Mt, XdoOioaac, ?xpoaaaai th* .sot-r.i .vf ul a*artatlo*
n, ,t oeaeral Oraat aill aad hia daya thata, aua ihat Boa
,-]..: ii uot t.ir uit.
TUe pup .'..ir iuIBffBOaiOii tli it i;r.-at iieMi'a aaa* ara
|0l4lOBI eli-MM- .lu an.it .aeem l.i l>0 lioriiO oat bf tll? fBOt*
Heaator [aga*la lca a r.>u arha, lt ia Iboaght. *lii ba
, lever.-r laaa hla f.itlier. ollverl*. Morton'a m.ii t.i.la fair
to aiako hia aiark aa ;i lawyar.aad a aaa af 8loBb*a A.
Douclaa I-. begloulng lo attraot atte.iti.ni. Julin -?
Wlao ia tiie ol.-v.-i a..i of .? rlevar la'lier. uud yoaog
Brei-konrtdga proaUaoata k apallra Iha aoaaaaryaf un
gi/tcil f.itlier.
| re.l.II1. W llillltl^a uf lllla cltV haa leeelltl.V '.'ivetl a !?*
Ilbrary traUdlaccootlag |laOJ900 t.. tuo Dairaraltya
v.-riii.-iit at Barllngtoa, II la kaowa aa th* BilUaga L ?
i.r.irj aad .it ua dadli atlaa laal ?.-.-k aa aaatraaa aa i -
lirrredbythoBor. Or. BoaryX v.m Dyka. Jr., o.' tha
Brl. k Preabytariaa Chorak
fjii.ur itt.eii.iyii Blaiatara, Oaorajo R. R.l fBWaadlat),
U.vlt B. Vaiclerv. ? ,',:. fi.ntii.l . Ai.r.itiain J. Palaaaf
(Mrtbodlal), aad Arvblbald M.-< uli.i--li (Proabytariau),
rvreived tliedrgroeof liootor of l>iitiuty al rccttui col
Irge 1-...I.I... i.? euieota.
H uuiiKoruw,.luiy 8. naaratarj tVaaiBr baabaaaaaaa
iliie.1 luiua houie fur m ratal aaya by a aataa*eaoa.
TUE TALB < E TIlE DAY.
4 aaciaaaaajdeal >.f tkt ckmHtamm JTaaaj aaat Oaaraar
?l.i.-. ladlgsaatly ahaat wiiati... aoaaaaatatb* ahaaaa
fuiiy diosoartaoea way la whtah tha aaalhora afllitary
irganliatlooa aara traatad at tn.- Battaaal Knciiiiiuni-ut
at Pailadolphia
fliit Uiiii Ii fircioa. tha rnlrrrfl lawyat >.f CTaralaaal,
wka n.eiieii ti..-l.-tter oeaoaaetag the BaejaaMleafl
party. liooaolj". thotata Oraaaar, thaaaaatai aralaa
H..r <>i Waahlagtoa wbe atal Iha l.-tt.-r. Aml ihiiiliy,
u gaj .-....i tiiin ui Ohle loiiowa tho adTlaaafta*
liMt.-r, ba >viii bo giaaaaat
ir.aawal glrl gradaatara^aaripttba oftha Boral
part of tba obow: s Aad, obl aoall had iacb lovaiy
i.iiin-i.o.i ol Ja.-u Miuiri.i- roooa.*'?(Bootoa rraaaanpt
Tlie t'nlvi-iaity of IViinaylvutila has Jrat eatalilialied a
iin.it. .1 iiiiniin-1- uf ie.it -la.in it.- raUawahtpahafluabory
at. i r.iiui.-.ii 8i len. <?? Thay ara open t? tha paajaataa of
au.v Aiii.-ia-an C.ll.v'e, onil api'lu-atioiia ina> I.e a.-t.t t.)
Proteaaar i: J Jaaaoa of Iha tJaltaralty ?( reiinayivani.i.
\ poUowtaboTnaatod -?? wi.at .in yaa thlab ?i B1I8
kloa, Browar " I'r.-iiy falroort >>f o oha* la ina way. i
belleve." " lii.j-.iu know Inm ivo.ii" -.ili, y.-a, i a...
v.-t-v well acqualatod with bim, ladaad." "Aad roii
ooiialder t.liu a taao to ba iniite.il" ?No doabl of lt."
14 Wu.it do fOU ..a*n \<> ir ..piulmi up.ml" - I'.-ra.iual
i-x Niriouee " "How'a tl.it!" ?? w.-ll, I bagaa truatlng
nilOkiua abortl; attor l liecaaia ao'iaalDtod witu hlao,
gjjd I atn lf laliu,' Inm itlll."- ,I>etnilt J.iitrn.il.
Irtaalaa walla i" Baw?Orlaaaa aara paarai a grral
aimaaa. aad a Boaraaoaal ii a*a a* I*a8 tofjaatabllah
artaalaa vatai Bwiauaiag batha ibiaaa>aaal ihe city,
nn: Ai.vKvr or jily.
JuIt eoinea aad tlula na a'llverlnif,
H itt.-i-.n_- nlghta Iroto olaiuiuy foot
Wttoa wo iba ild bo n.-.i olu -. iwaltaatflg
Ft-out old Bol'a abaadaal haat,
8oi baa prava i a ra raaal lorer,
An.l tl.e guablUg inal-U'ii .l.llio
Play ..I too oftou alth tho ahlakata
of tuocoi.iir siiiiiiu-' nni.n.
?IColUiilliUl (Olilu) D'apatcll.
The .Viir Orlran* I'ittiyiini- tlnnka tliat ataitiiu B
waterlag plaaala aaoy oaaNajrh. "Tuko ? ooaaaal kaad
w.-ll," tl aaya, "tlirmv an ariiiful of Ir.in aerapa lutoUjl,
a*d .all it a araaaborfal oabaaaal gaaaaaaaay, tirt a
ifboolmaatar aa a raoatiaa to ?wr'tt lt np ftr Trta ^^orT
Baa ipaaara aro oaaga than glad tu inibiisu spu-y laaafag
iniitter of tlilssurt."
I he.ir.t. ..l.iiiel TlBlhWOOll. Of Dalton. aay. not lonjr ai;o.
tii.n bupalitioal platform aow roaaUtotlof oaly tbrao
iiiauha. to-wit: " ao wbtakoy, no foaoa, aad a >io^ iax."
Ilo wautod to quit utaktag draakarda, .jnit outtiag traoa
r..rr.ii-, aad put ralaiag ahoop oa "aad t<> "yaller"
iIiih'i. i bere'll ba room .-ii.mi.i. i.ef..re tnauy fcaia tur Ii*
#liole8tata to ataad oa tbnae throo ulaaka .v'uiv uoo lt
Uieto wiui'l.? [. arteravllle ((ia.) Atnerleau.
Aa ia w.-ll kti.iM ti. tlie elty of Meinplils la heavlly bj
doiit. a weiiitiiy aatara i alUaaa baaaowaaaaa harwaad
aml Iiaa piliel.aae l B larife BWlbBff of tlu- e.ty li.iii.la with.
tiie iii.-a ?f taaaofatrlagj tiie .leut into ihe baaaa of
atfUaea artth veated bilaaaata. f/a araahblta aaa thal
pai _.'?/i./''.i'i daaiwaaaa aaauaaadki thii mt. Xfeat
piitiiiitlc ciil.iie.l man wlll prui.al.lv i-n-ane tlie atiutn.i uf
lieltiK i-alleil a " Btajaai " by ^lua felluw cilizous? nnlea.a.Uo
abaal i aaaaa* ta ruu for oaaaa aoaaa.
" Dtd yanr at.iry wln tlia artaa I"
"No, Inil ll c i .... ll- af .iiuiilu.' 1? It failel oaly lu
one ailpulallou."
'? An.l wliat ua* tli it I"
" It waa tu Iiavo m.i-le the eSlf.n'a Imlr atan.l oa eud.
" oll, I are. it wa.au't exclllu^' i-niiiia'll."
" Yea, ll waa "
"I'li.-ii wby illlu't lt tn.ik.i tbe e.lit.ir's liali- atau.l on
eicll"
?? Ile Iiadu't any. He waa lial.l lu-.i.le.l."
-iriilla.lolpliiaCall.
"lerrilile ru'.lroail a.rt.leiit yeiter.lay. waau't itl"
? iiain'i aaard al it. vhaiwaaltr "Ta*Xraa*. yoa
know lt*** ? Yaa. woill" ? It paid adivldcud."?ilJoslou
l'oat.
In (iiiiitoinala a.in larU-liea an.l liln-iiits aajg as cnr
aaaay TBa \?>-n io of inat eeaatiy pr.iiii.i\ i.ei.ci-.- u
hatil inoney.
A aaaaaa tnknr ut lluflalo l.a.l a faaajr expeneneo.
After Un. .iiii.il ipuiill.ini l.u 1 iii-en pni aml ai.i.i.-io.l at a
baaaa. Iie waa abo.it to le ivii, wiihii tlie w.iiii.m, wlio li.i.l
aaaniod m an naaartala atate ot atlaa, ni.nie baaj to aay:
?* 1 thluli liiuro uiay bu auollior by luia liuio; w.m a llitlo
wfclle." Ho aat for a faw tnlnntes. Pko rotnra,
exolalmlng: - Yee, you oan add anoUior. U't arffO
[Botton Journal. ?"*
TAa Eanmbal (Mo.) Courier, harfng heard that U.
tary Bayard la about to reelgo, advlaee a aoiuber tt
candldatoa for the Hiiimlb.il poat ofllce to wlthilraw i
apply for Mr. Bayard'e place.
PATRIOIMM HAMPAXT.
Rlght bearllly the ?uull boy lartg
Hla patrl.itiani full away;
The freater the amoke and dla
Tke rnoro "galorioue " tho day.
PATRIOTI8M EXPI/IDKO,
II i alt.a wlthln the win.low uook,
Moat olni|in'iitly diimb,
And i-7?? with ? rairrotful look
Jils deiuorallz-ed thumb.
-[PhlladelpMa Catt^
TIIE DUA MA-M VSIC.
JOITX T. RAYMOND IN " FOR COXORESfl."
A ffood sunimer hotise grectcd John T. Raj*
mond last nljrht at the Madlaon Hquaro Tbeatre, whetr,
he acted 111 Davld T. Lloyd'a play ?? For Congreea,*
vviion the orclieatra l.etfuu to drop lte ootea lnto the ae>
dltorluni nearly every aeat waa takon. Wltk tho qalck>
1168S of a auiiuneraudlence Kayinond'.a hearert rtapoudog
to all hla Jokea, and hla qtialnt roaonera and droi rea
niarka ellulted roara of laus-Utnr. Tho Ice-cooled air wat
welcome to tbe audlouco, whieh would kare been aa*
eouifnrtablo without It, for laugbiug lt warm work aog
fnt-?a ttuabed with ainueeiiieut wero at a pr.-ii.iiim.
Tlie acenery waa hlirhly roallatle. tlie eouvontiun aceno
ln tho eeuuntl aol iieinir eapaclally auKKeetlve of rural
politlca. The perforuiauce waa ooiupletcd without a
hilck.
ROBERT GOLDBECK'8 PIANO RECITAI*
Mnny lover8 of good piauo music niet bi
ChlckerlnfT Hall yeaterday to liatvn to a plano reciul by
Kobert Goldbeok. Thla ontertalnmcnt waa the flrat ooo
of tho kind glvcn by Mr. Ooldiieek ln Jfew-York fat
elght yeara. Durtnu thla Interval be haa been playlaf
In Ht. Lonla, Chleaaro and lloaton where ho haa wou tkt
ri'imtiitmu <if Ii?iiu' the maater ot tbeplano and an ez.-at>
taal OOBIBOaar. Hl* compoaitlona wlll bo brouitht -mi
thla eiiiniiHT and autumu, but he willnol .play aga u la
person thi* BBaOOO, w _
lriirlug tlie tatorrale ln the rrOa*raranie Maater Tu?e?
dore ii. SpiarluK. from 8t. Louia, plave 1 aome iliiln-ull
ptrcra upon tho vtolin. Maater 8|>lerl;-g la uulrtwelvo
yeiiraol.l.lnit be haa been Btndvinr ever alnce uia tlttkt
year. Tbe auilience oOOOtated nioatly of ladlea and i lielr
glofoa wero not sparud lu thi lr hoarty approval of tkt
atutlc. _
MISS PE LUSSAX IX OPERA.
The Boston Ideal Opera Company, wlios* dtv
batulraent waathreatonoil by the rotirotuont of Mlei
Ober, haa been reoriranUed for uoxt aeaaon undertht
tu;iti.ii;iiuent of 97, BJ, l-'oater. Undcr tho m-w reirlme g
la purpoaod to eachow aaora bonffo and cultlvato limteal
standiird akagllafc oprra. Marlo Stone la to be tho prin
clpal aoprano; but ablt of Inteiltnencaof greatoi iiitef
eat to Now-Yurkora la tho fact tbat Mlas Zelle do Luaaaa,
of thla city, haa alao been BBgBged. >li*a <te I.u-iaaii'i
giftB for tko ataea kara loag been eorninented on, ;m4
h.-r frtooda pradleta aattorlug aucoeaa for h-r. Miee
Bgnoa BuotiagtOB, oa I'lir. Triiii aehaa iilready Matod,
will ke th.- eootrauo of Ike troupe. sno la nuar ln Kur.ipt
prepartug for kar operatlo coreor. Fre.1. Milllaiu*
foraiorly of lkjlf*a Th. atro, Is to BO atajje uiauaxer.
TEEATMEMT AMDFATMOF CARPEXlEU
W. C. lllil.VILAM.KIt MAK89 AN I R.'.KNT AITKAI. I'Ol
IIIK UlMI. MNJD MAV.
To Ihe Editor ot The Tribune.
Bfg : Is tht-re oo one iu the cily of X< w-Y-ul
who wlahea tosiy a word tu aynuniihy for o; allevi.it-)t
of tlm 99a9JMtBgj9 of John C.iritcuter I In tka n itiio oi ;iU
that la hiiin.tii.', tuerclful and |u.-t, li.n he n.it autlerel
to.i uia. Ii I F.ir a year he Uia he.-ii barin-?aed l'.k.-i
kotOOl no. uiillke B aorOBj for a loaal with tbe Uarneaa ot
aaa aU fctt Baafca left frco. whiio Ckraaat9t*t iiinba, at
wi-i; a-. lua boily, aro iu captivity. la 11 not bc-tterte
piovoiit the aegatatOoa <u woagoao kgastra aaattog
thau tlio um' of the.n by eruel trtattueut 1 * I aui dyliu ?
aro ni-. w.n-tis " pat the aaaaVwB98B on me aaw," la
the naino af buiiiaiilty let this be 00*00. If tho l.tW
dein.tn U tho dt-athof thla poor domentetl inan. let hita
uot he tortured up Ut the motuent of hla d.-atb. L'arpeotot
14 iu-.an.). lf ho \v;w uot at tho tiino of tho 8O8BBIBBll0a ot
BiaaOt,kOBI now. So muu could stau 1 tbe tortur.-to
whieh ka has been 8ub|ectc4 without havlna' UU bralt
nvi \r--i -'liti-.l.
No unworthy acntlm.-ntallty prcventa me fruai
ratatftag Bt my kB9B9aaao*.aat trkoa i apaafc agalaal eraal
tnituieiit to a defrii.-ele.as tuau. Oftcu have 1 hear.I ; Ita
pewteet Bgataal tho cruel tUbtueas of the h.'avy tkoaaj
kywklok u.- waa koaaa, of tho eraaipal poaltleaa ai
vvliieh he h.il to he. of the p.tlti they 980999 hlm, ..1 hla
lnaliility to M uiiicli ai diaw tl.e ciotbea BPOO him vvliea
at ni^bt they bocauio dl.-i laced, aud of hla oft-rrpeakl
wtakforaoath. On tue evouiuga wbeo tke other prto>
BBBWa w. io ahlverini? w tli eold. be wouhl etanl iu bi? f?'B
witii the wiu.iiw op. a.kioat |oata BfBj>kl?wfcBj iipoa
hlin. hii 1..-.I) h. ated kg lnwaid fever. C.irpeut.r'e luial
OBt rataai bg tka *> aol that hl? wito waa untrue to i.an.
Iu tl.e piivaey of thiir owu apartnieuta ahe ui.t-l.l. n I
i,ii,i wii.n tkora wat ao aat kat hi* to h.-ar. no h. an bui
histo-tal. with tlie cxpreaaiou ol iiniu.intl aentiii.eutt
aml inteinl.il uniiinral a.;-. Trie. I have but the w.init
of tl.la i oudeiuiied iiiati.liilt ?urely did be'llua+rlue tbat aht
eai.l the-to thui-'-.. when 990 9kt u?t. tBen were he doiibly
mad. Th.ie WOt uo mitive Bfeown lor tke tuurder, anda
tinint.-r when coa.initied byaeauo iieraon, after a laptt
af tiiue paitieiilarly, niu-'t alwaye have a rootlve. TM
agooy esuaei by kl* wlfc't tloluga aul aaylng* preyti
Bgoa BtO iiiuiil muu iho tlrst and aoutlnued dtinus' kB
l,.y^ let -iu ot liuprt-oniwnt. .m>l un-ettled hla i-eu.iou. Of
lf lie v.imly IfltagBBI d what,ho tkought he Itiiow. and all
iiua^'in tll.ni wurkeit ln- uiiud luto a atat. of tre&ty. thea
ha-t ln- Ba9 et i tamiy l.e.-u of unaoiiml niludl A ?nia*a
in iy iu inany ?a.. i biins dkcudlt upon the niarlt.ii rele,
ti..n \Mii....it linim-vvhat Bl pajaerally UUderat.io.lI.yua
faithfu! to kat koakaaa, aaal Bkay ?aarout hla mlndlya
BtHiataal tuorogBrd of a troo wlfo'a true poautaa.
VVouieii wlll aUo de?.-rt th^lr koaboada aud shelt.-r them
BBlvoa kokiai the bIoo <if araalty. rarpeuter, aauaer
ln-i m>-. K!1 n 1 hla wlfe IU-.MU4.- i.i> knew or thouKbl h.-rte
be untrue to liim. aad auaM aaa her dead but u.>t .ii-haa
oroa. WkotBorlako or Wto MeCartky, arlio, beating a
woiuoB lnto loaoaalbllity, doprtved her of her vi-nte.
deurer by far io lu-r than uf.-. the rre.iter erlu ul
vi.iv tl.e day bo ttol f..r .llatant when ra;.- wlll l*
puolaked bj fun ?rl>..n.iient f..r lifo! But run M.-iatliy
U uot an.l wlll ii a bo tubjeeted to a iltbe of the pun -.0
ii, nt ..f .t? 11ti I arp.-nler. wlierua.i our liuii.ati mtiirt
ebould rlae in .ilih.it len.e ..f that lnanV ciinie a:iJ ?ur
eivili/tii.-u akoutd .1.md iu* liniuediato an-l et.iuJ
BtpuUloB iroiu tne iiiiUs ot our huiuanlty wuich ho aat
.ii gra e.l. J
lt> th. v rdiet of tke Jury nis.-.l upon th ? or.itiry ef
Col.mel Foilowa, Oarnenter diea unleaa ;> re-er>.il H
obUlned. lu ileii.aii.liu>' a piiaouer'n life l- n u tke
iir.-e;it.ili..ii ol thu i-.ire fiUta aulMclelit un.ittoudi-d af
outboratt .-f >-l tqaene' throiign whieh lt le a.uwlit tu liurt
liim to BM .i.i.iin I Were not tho jury away.-d round t*
tnell tenmluutea'deelalon by i ..l.m.-l lellowa'a wonder
f il trift of oratory u-M-d rein.ir-.-le?aly aa a ??..! ot
aaaluat thla uian'a life l la uu atteuipt at a il. ule a
ehuiu. aa Jadice lUrrett prouounett lt. becauee m;?ue
,-, aefull TheadJueUiienl ot the rope, tl.e pi.iune lnto
th.. wiiier, iho t.iKiu, ot ihe do-o of |M.Uon. ate Mi.l.lea.
painloat and IrrvniBdlable. But tho mly ineau-. al
Cirpoutor*? eomuiu.l wero prmluetive nt irreit airoar
wli:> h Ii Uh iuttlo Ii ni foi Ihe iniin.Mitiil.livi-ii-.ti na
iii.utal aiillerln-? aul eauaed hlm to d-ai-t afier infli.-llal
laliilul uudwn.it he tlioiuut an.l Uopei wero ei.Mi ii-nl
w.iiiu.lr.. Crilel an.l uii.niiv in.-linf in Ju.h:?? lieuettt
oliaraetortaaUoo of Carpcuter*a attempted aiitei-le.
l..-t ua exten.l :.i-r.-v aud onuiiuiaerBtlou to tho maa
about to dle, ualeat ^..v..a bv a kuuer oottrt. Th'-- 'at
beltara luui luaaaa (aad they are tuaiiv) knoa uno
aiiK.ii-hel hU luui I ha* li.-.-n; lli-i-.-vv.elleve UUI
?aa ? kuii.v how tortured ui-* mlud i- now. 1 -t u.n iu.?e
l.t.t-i-. tu. n, adrooata onielty ta hnu uow. l.9t ua
uiipeal whieh ...uiee from hla snii.-nu lieort."I aa
dyuitt; eiii tke .leiih watokoome now." i?e irraau-l, aaa
u ueooaaary toguard bln trooi tne poaMI'lo teeurroucaot
Uutuaaof wea|iona aurreptltio.ialy ..i.taiu-.l. !?? ? a*
done by plootuil t WBtOb ii| o;i hla aetlon-. aud n ?' n-.i'ier
hln laal daya einl Btora iBlaoroble by luiinlera. -trapaaaa
IhOBBB. W. C. KlIlM I iMitB.
blinijuv.l, Conn., July 4, 199S>
4>
BEMEBAL B-BAHTM PEEFACK
By Coitrttsy ?/ Chai. L. WtHUr A ("?., yubUsAen o/M
i.., ? ..-.I..Hii;/ Baea. . .
?? M ui pgoppgaa amt Ood dtapoaaa." jTaero are um
faw iniittiiUui eveiita iu the ailaua ot uicii biougM
ali.nii ny iiieir iivvu eboiea.
41th00gh lio.iuoiitlv um^tl by Irlendt to wr.tr my
inein iira 1 h i i <l teuniii.-.i ui-vt-i to .lo ao. uor ta
wiite anytblng lor publication. At the ;?>!" J*
n.-arlv aixtj two 1 reeeive.l an injury trmii a'aiL
vvln.-ii eoanoed iueci.ia.-ly to tlie bo.i-.t- wliilc it ?''?
not appaieiulv ifhx t my goneral b.-altb. I bianiBoo
Htiidv a rlflBtanl Baatiiue. Sboitly alter, tb? ii-''1-'
Ity of a oualnaoa aartaor develouanl i'-elt ny tu*
ananiim.teiit of a lailure. Tlua vvaa folluvveit >>ait
aiter av aniroraal dopreaaian of all at>eiiritiea, whu'9
BBOoaVd to thrn.iten tlio extiiittitm oi a ittitul I",rt *J*
tlu- inconio alill retiine.l. uud for whicb l *?
indobted to tbo kindly acl <if fftenda. At J? J
jtinitiiro tlir K.littir ol tkt Ou.'arji Mi n.in. a*ket
im) lo vvrito a linv aitulea for lniu. 1 OOOjoeatoa ?
tlio inouey it BBVO mo; for al that mouit-ut I ?*f
livitn; apou l.tirrovvtl inouey. The vv.irk 1 1,,,l.u?
ciiiifi-iiiiil. Biui I OBt rmuioil to conHuue it. Ikt
greal i? aa Uaaortuut ono lor uio, lor good or evu{
1 b.ipe for tha foruter,
lu preparlog three volmnea for tho pnblie. I "?"
enieietl upnu tbo taak with tbo aiueero .ie-"'''""
uv.iul doiag injiiatiee to auy oue, vvbetbor ..u tta
Naiiiuial or CottfoOeiato aulo. other tban ja*
iiuuvoiilable lajuttieo of not muKiug nientiou oIbib
wiiore Boeaial ntentian la dao. Thero in.',*l he inaajJ
errora ot aamoluii m tlua work, booaaaa tbo sUUj*?
Ii to.. larfa tu lie tieatetl of in two rolaatoa [aanv
vvoy ua to do jnatiio to ull tbo offloera aad "JT
BUgaffOd. Tliero wero tboiianiila of lnt!99W*
d.iiuiu tbo roliolliou, of imlividtial. cw,,,1'""i'
rootHBO.Uul and brixade deeilt of beroiaiu ??wj
dooarva apoeial moutiou uml are not liero aUI}"5
to. TbotioopaengaBotl iu tboui will have 'J' ?bb
to tbo deuilod rrjiorti of tlioir ludivnliui "^
inaniiera loi tbo full b:tt<uy of tboao deedt. ,.
Tbe tirat roliiino, 88 well ?a a iwrtion ?' *
Boeuiiil, waa writteu before 1 liad reaaon *? ""{foag
1 waa in a critical comlitiou of hoHlib. laito-1 'i ^
roducod ttluioat to tbo ooiut ot dealb, aud u 0**?

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