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JOUNDED BY HOR\CE GREELEY.
WEDNE8DAY, NOVEMBEB l. 188S.
^~ lHI.M"^ THIS MOBSiSO.
Fobeion. - Twclve Ikoaaand troope ealled
out in Berria.:? Beaaoaa wby Kiag
Thabaw, of Banaaa, B_oald not go
to war. - .Wionuli.-t , ardidates for l'.uli
nsat = :8hlp8al trai called Ml lu Haytt
to protcct residentM. Mr. Btead'a
alleocd siun.licity; the ehargea aaainal
bim.- . .I..I111 I'rik'bt ea tae Irteh leadera; Ire
land'a iieateat ctH.iiicv = Forty-a? deatha
from Baaallpox la Caaada. ItoTola-oaiatfl
raleaaa twe_tr-two eonnci- la Bpaln.
D'i.moik-. H ll's i/uiuliiv laNew-Tort la ba
tivceti r>.ooo an.i '.o.ooo; Leaialatare on loint bai
lotisKei-ui) ..an by 81 Biajority. POBaayl
raaia Ib Bepnblieaa bf 8b?_1 _u\00tt = Moaa
atli.taetts llTea _H.OOO or 25,000 K'
p.iiilu-aii plnrality. BeaabUcaa gaiBB bb
reported la New-Jewey. 1" Coaraecti
cut the-Dcuiocriit-i l.ave made gali ? -boat
two bundred poatiai-totfl appoloted : I?:>"
bjjb d'ti.c t'? BhlpplafbjT the raceul atorm.
KniKhtB of Labor ou atrike ia QalTeatoa aud lmsi
licss B8??)yM?>
City am> Bcimb**.?Hilr*8 plnralrty oter
Pavei.tinrt iu thiaeity ih about 40.000, *.000 mow
tban ( li-ve'iin.rs plnrality over Blalne. Keeall
closc aad doabtfal eo eoaaty ticket. Repabhcans
ftobably eleeted Bhenfl au<l Coaflty (i.-rk. nn.1
Tauiinany cariieii mool of Other county ?-iiididiites.
County Demoeraeybadlybeaten.:-Noelectkm
day (listtiii.aii.i's. = Openiog of ti.e Horat
Bl ow, - : WoBBBa not alhiwed t?. rote. =
Wiaaeraat ierotm Park, Cboetaw, Parewell, Ua
rcst. Kiti_ Aithur aud Boee. == Bandag ol a
ciiaii faetory.
Tuk \Ni ATBEB.?TaiBCB- toflal ohaenationfl in
ikate alifhtly wanaeT, ehmdy weather tollowed
by ruu. leaaaeratarB reatardayi lligbest, SI i
lowcst. H*s ; iivei.iee, 12 .
Tbe weather, ttMoajfc bvorable in tliis dty,
wheieil _ever__ecti the votinjc, waa bsbIbbI
th?- RepubUeana in tl.o interior oi thn Btate.
Heary r___ are reported frona every cjaarter
where large majori?ea were need?hI to oft'ael tbe
DeaBoeratic majoritiea ln New-Yort and Brook*
bo. _ _
The Trcsiilf ntial vote in this Stuto niity be
coiisiilircl "a diaw." .Mr. (.livelainl east hia
haliot early in the day at one andoftbe Btate
nnd Mi. Anlnir appearsd at the pollfl ln ti.e city
late ia the afternoon. Both of theae flrat citl
rens roted theatraight ticket, thereby aettinn
an ezeallenl exampla for both i>.irti?m.
.?*.?
Tha BepnbUoan betiona ln France are anitiog
andertlie preaante ofneeeaaity. Theprelimi
nary eoDfereneaa of tho Depntiea imtic.iti
niiitual ?(,ti.-c>-i )n>, aml SI. Briaaoa ?iil prob
ably be ablc tooommaod a m .jority al tbeopea
ing ot th. Baanoo. TheOpportuniata wiii more
forwurd in tne direction oi the Radicala, who
in their turu will wlthdraw thoir extreme de
niands. The trnee will eoatiaue until the Badi
c?1h bareaoaae sironjr temptationto orertnrn
the Miaiatry. A ooalition between the wioga oi
tho CbaBBiber cau only be ? qnea_on >.t time.
Ti.e eleetlon in this city and Brooklyn waa
taa mt tha qoieteal and moatorderly ol recent
yeara, There araa aome diaorder iu the lower
wai-*vbai there wero few aiii-ts either'for
illccal votin^' or diaorderly conduct The bolk
ofthe vote w.i.? eaft bciore 10 o'clock, BBd as
tlicrc waaa genetal Biiapension ol bnaineaa, ,-i.l
vautav:i was taken of oMjofthe bw bolidaya
this buay (Diiiiiiuiiiiy alloira ItaeH t" eajoy.
Tho l.ill ln teBBperatnre kept people al home
auil the streets in tlio evening ot.cicil a -tiikiiu'
aaatrmat to the esciting aoenoa enacted a year
ago. Kive womea, three in this eity and two
iu Brooklyn. made a tottle deiiii.i,>!i.iti'in on
bi-h.ilf oi tlu ir aei l.y attempting to vrob ;it
poUbg>plaeea where they had been nllowed to
fafiatftTi Their ballot.i wero flnuly, albeit
courteotisly, declined, and they withdraw with
adixtiiietly new frievanee?that of nol being
euftered to voto when tlu ir n.uiies had Iuen
rogiateiod. _pparently the regiatry clerka ere
nftar heaitiid and man ehivalrona than the
el?scti.)n Lnapeetere.
Euglaud und France have ltnited Iti a jirotoat
againat the KuKsian propoeal tbat Prinea Alex
ander ahall be ?ppoiated OoTernor of Eaatera
Boumelia. It had beea ezpected thut Italy
would act with tho Weetera Powera, but its ua
tute iliploinatMa have refr.iined from eoni
mitting theinselvea before the (.'onfeienco haa
entered upon ita work. Thoy havo BCTOag pre?
poiaesaions iu fnvor of aMeehiag theinselvos to
the rn?\jority of tho Etirojiean Powera,
?nd the throo niilitary Empires conati
tute a treiiiendoiw majority in niilitary ro
aouroea and potoiitial piestigo. Tho Vfeatera
Powera are jiloading earneBtly for a Bettlomont
that will aatiafy the H.-ilkan rucos, and at the
aame time are urginjr rigld adhereneeto tbe
provisioBB of tbo Tieaty of Berlia. H ?*?<
Treuty had uot divided IaTiifttiett'ti lbiljraria bj
falac nnd aitiflcinl linea, tbere woold bara l*>on
no revolution and tlie Eaatern que*tion would
not lnve been roopened prciiiatui.'b ? 1,,J1 thal
divi imi KtiKlandand France wctc priniatily n
sponaibha, L< rd Beaooastield BBggeeted il aa a
tneana of bnmbling nrtai diactplinlng Rnaalai
aad M. UTaddinfrton, anxtona to reodcr tbe
diplomaey of the Bepnblic coBaplcaoaa in En*
rope, oaBBRtatioaaly aapported lt.
TBE FBB8IDBST BOLVS Wt8 OWS 8TATF.
Th. Di n,o t,its retain New-Ynrk. GtOTernor
Hill has been eleeted by a fignre aohaRdaome as
to iii ike the lur-Mtly pluiality whieh the Btate
aavre Preaideal Clerelaad almoat iflTiaibie.
Tbe retnra of Toterawhofli Mr. Blaine'a ean*
didacy atienated did n<>t Biake good to tbe
Kt'pulilean paitvtlic loss this year of voteis
wlioui tliat candidai'y Bttracted, In i'act, the
gaiadoea aol Beeaa to have eqoalled ?ne-third
or one-fouith of tbe lo?s.
Tbe daiitfer apainst Wflieh The TRIRiTRI lias
earneettjr traroed the Bopublicana has prored
the fatal one. The .stiiy-at-liomc TOtera Ae
ejded the aiatter ; tbe rota was lipht. bfli tl"'
Uepuhlicans who did aot tako tho ITOable
to rote outanmbcred the Deaaoerata, The
apatliy natmally foUowiBg tho cxtiaoidinary
Btraifl of last year afl'ceteil tbe party
then (U'fcatcd, wbile Um Denoerata were
floabed with their flrat Preaideatial victory for
aqRarterof aeentnry. A very Braeb RBudler
vote than was cast for Mr. IMaine would
havo siifliced to bury Mr. Hill, but tlio
Rppublicans wew not aioiiscd to oast
such a vote. Apainst th; iu wero all the
power and patronagc of a now Adniinistratioii.
The Donioorats know that thoy ean afl'ord to
neglect eterything olso, if they ean hold Now
York and tho Solid South. They havo coiioon
trated everything upon Now-York. Begardieaa
of prooodont, they havo takea froin that State
not only iho I'resident, but tho Socictary of
tho Troasiuy and tho Seeretary nf tho Na\y.
with their otioilttiiiis patrooage and power.
Tho Civil Scrvico Beforji AdministraHon
foaerht nobly for Mr. Hill. tRJaainR no ap
portiinity. from tbe pig rafllca Ib the Coatom
Uoaae to tlio wid.ly advertiaed Bflb
BcriptioBa of t'ie Preaideol and membera
of his Cil.itut. Indved. aot a aiagle
Bepoblican aabacriptioB Ib this eity, froRi
banker, morehaot or ao-called roiUiooairr,
eqoalled thal of Mr. CleTelaod biraaelf, 01 th.it
of Mi. tfanoiog or <>f Mr. Wnitney. ;ind bardlj
ooe eqoalled that of .Mr. Clereland'a pnrate
se.-rot iry. Thm forcibly were the rirtuea of
iBppri >siii_' ?? ,,it. a-iv,- partiaaoahip "' in offlco
illustratt (I.
But tho BepoblieaB phalaoi ia nolther ronted
Borbrokeo, Aa the si;reinYan1 gaioia Qoelda
abowa, it ia more heartilj united than it baa
beea ;it an;. other timc i..r many yeara, aad
IhoBgb benten on tbe State tirket, it holda both
braocbea of the State I.< ?i-l uui.- by atrong
majoritiea. I'a. aevere idormifl tl.e Iuterior,
which ni.i.l.-ihe rote ligbler, did not rosl the
BepnbUcaaa any aeata Lu th?? Logislaturw. The
plaij] trnth aeoiui to be thal many Itepnblienn
votcts did not ezpect to .-tirc ><1 li.is \..i.
againat the coBcontratioB of powei bythe Ad
ii linistra ioa t>. aave itaelf, ani thprcfore did
boI make the (?iioiisni-.r--.iiv to -u.e.--.
Cnrionaly enongh, maoy other Bepnblicana,
after OblO, and after IheTOI iflTOUa n-'imi ot
certain oewapap i*. becameoi pr-confldent, and
In-iice a fuithei lo-s Othera thonghl an otf
yeai WB8 a good time to iodulgc iii a IVohibi
I loli vote.
li is noi tu be forgotteo that a defeal <>f the
Admioietration this year in New-York woald
hare beeB a woBderful and almoat nnprece*
ileal.-d |.h- lioin.noii. Not OflCO, BillCP pr.-sctit
politicalilivi-siooa han eaiati i <>i for Bearly ball
a eeotory, haaaa AdmiaiatratioB lu- -n be tten in
the I'ri sideiit's own State iii Ihc flral y< ar aftei
hia election. A d feat bo humiliating(no Prea*
id ut of eitber party aince V'bb Bnrea has bad
toface. The Repnblican votera were nol able
to roaliz" that, in a few slnut montha, Ihc
new Adminiatration had ao weakcaed itaelf
that a full rote would havu iaanred such
aphenomi aal ilefeat. \\ ith bo CoagreMBicB l?
be eleeted, witb no direel Usuc lo force Na
tioual questiona up-.n their attention, they
havo Boflered tbe AdmiBiatratioa lo reta u the
one Northern State upon whieh it haa cobccb
ttiited its power. And vet it is now pl.iin tii.it
eren the Preaident'a own Btate mighl hare
beencarrii d by the H tpublicaaa thia year, had
tlii-v rcalizedtheir opportRoity.
I ///\/ FROM ESOLAXD.
Sii Kathantel Burbody, furinerly Directorol
Nuval Conatractioa Ib En^laud, i- now in the
United Statea. He haa been ?Uitinx navy yarda
and ahip-boildiug oatablishmenta aad h.is
furmcd .-..aie poaitire opioious reapcctiBB the
requiremeuta of tln- nary, He is <jUoted ia a
WaabiagtoB diapateh aa Bayiag thal -tiie
"United Statca liil.oi nnder adiaadTantageiu
"nol bariag a snlli. ient numbcr of abip-build
u iiiK eatabliahmenta, aad that tho beal way tn
??siinrr- I'xperieBce In constrnction ia to have
"ai.iiic Bhipa Imilt in Eoropenodei Amorican
" inspeetiii.s." He adds that in bia judirmcnl
there aie notenongh ahip*yardi in Aicerica aad
that the n.ival ufficeraare uot anfficicBtlj wcJI
tiaiii.-d.
As the Ad,.iini<tiaiioti ia in greal needof
practical Baggeatioaa reapectiflg its naral
policy, it will natmally attach importance t?> tlu
recommeodatioBfl of this diatiBfraiabed En
ropoan expert, It has livo new reaaela toeon*
^tlllct and is anxiona to have Ibe work done
ecooomically. Aa tne nary yarda are poorly
equipped in machiuery ani plant, it will bc im*
praeiicable to havo ateei cruiaeia ni iran ahipa
l.iuli by Oorei nment eonatrni toi -; and indecd,
Ibe leeeni lopott of the Hobiean Board baa
prored tbal thU ia a moal extraragaat and
waatefnl method of proeednre, Tha few re*
mainuig shi;. yard - are alao exeluded from con
aideration, since the Adminiitration has beeu
eoBviBcod tioin the ontsci tbat American sbip
buildora are pnblie planderera, wbo ean uol be
trnated to do an houral job, eren a ith naval ea
nertaaad ininpei iots atandiag l>\' to watch them.
What better thing ean be done (han to bave the
livo in m erniaera bulll al Englisn ship-yarda
nnder the eyes, noi of a Conai eaaional Adviaory
Boiinl, h'it of a BpecioJ Ezamiuing Board ap
pointed bythe Sucretaryhimaelf 1 It will be
cheaper, i-iiioe the free-tntde teaXe ..(' wasjita pre
raila ln England. Beaiih a, it will enahlu naral
oilicers to acqnirea practical training laahip*
bnilding, Thal they havo mnefa to learn tho
Seeretary is evidently couvinced, for ba has
pnbliclj diacredited tbe Adriaory Boara, which
ooiitainod tlio be-t lalcnt tho, American na\>
conlo snpply.
(Jf eonrae, if tbe Seeretary followa Bir Ka
ttianiol Muib xlv's udviee, and awanlN thecob*
traeia to Eagliah ahip-bnildera, be will harea
aeore to aettle with the American ahipbuildera
and tho worknnifl employvd by them. Probably
the eomplaiRta of tbe ownera of Amerieaa siuii
rarda wlll not have mncli weigbf with him. He
doea not agraa with Sir Nathaniel Burbody
tbat in.io abip-yardaare noededhere. <?n th<
contraiy, he thioka there BTC tOO niaiiy alraady ;
and iu bfaaldag down John li >ach he eiedits
hiniM'lt willi ?igiiid BROCeaa in lodiuini; tlu:
uuinhor. Theae Aaaartean ahip^boildajra, iu hb
judiiniciit, huvb had too niaiiy (Jovornnient .on
Braeta and ought to bo forced to diayorge thoir.
plnuder. He in indiHorcnt tu thrlr complalnta
but nn he Bnda it vory awkward even now to
havo 3,OOO skilled R-orknieu 111 Cliestor and in
tho Kleventh Ward of this city Btaodia| idle
aud atarrlng beeanae he baa.thrown them out
of employment, he may beeitate to fumiidi
work foi tho Cree-trade Bhlp-yarda nn the
Clyde, Then it is barely poeeible that tlie
American people wonld not take mocfe pridi in
er lisers that wero buil! in English ship-yards,
even il' a littlo money eould be aared in that
way. To be -me. the ChineM f.ovon.niont has
Itsgnn-boaU buill there,bnt then Amerieana
have alwaya conaidered themeclvea more enter
piiBlng than Chinamen.
0B10 NOT AB OCTOBEB 8TAIB.
An Oetober Btate has vaniahed. Ohla hi*
adopted the conetitutional.ameiidment, ohaas
ing tlie time of boldiog tbe Btata eleetlon, b.\ a
voto nf 537,000 in its favov out of 743,453
rotea east, and bereaftor it will not be neeea
aaryfor politica] partiee,inlaying their plaaa
for a Preaidcutial eleetioo. to considcr tii -t oi
nll wbethei a eandidate can eairy Ohio in Oeto?
ber, and BO aave the party from the di-cre.lit af
% preliminary defeal in a large, ceatral aud
pecnliarly repreeen tative Btate.
It is uot at all clear whether the ehango will
resnlt t.? the adTaatage of either political party.
The Repnblieana generally havo had an advan
tage in < Hiio, but the steadv ehaagB in the popu
lation of the Stato, and tho Demoeratle franda
of lato yeara, havo rendered it neceaaary to put
torth greater exertiona, prior to evory Piaat*
dential eleetlon, to retatn Ohio. Tho Domocrata
eould attaek the Stato with Bftfetf ; for if they
lost it, they eould elaim tliat the Doteh had
taken Holland again. Hut if tbey aneeaeded,
tho dia-eartenment to the BepnUieana would
be Kfeat. and ineauwhile tho cxpenditure of
eftort upon that one Btate down to a lato period
in the campaign alaaya embarraaaed tho Ue
publieana elsewhcre to Boino extent. Tho
chaage is fnir and just, and it will havo ono ad
rantage at leaat?the demoralixation of roten
in Ohio l.y the uso uf large Demoeratic corrop
tion fundi 'ii pioliiiiiii.iv stato elcetiona will be
cheeked. Ohio will have to take .are ??) hereelf
ii tntiire, and Ifthe Btate ia not flooded with
money by Demoeratic National managera, the
Kepiiblieana are abundantly aMo to hoid their
own. _____________
THASKSGiriSQ AXD 8TATE BIGBT8,
Prealdent Clcvcland has laaucd his That ks
gtving pKU'lauiation. From any other Prcsi
(lent. -ti' !i a proclamation would excitc no aur
priac, aml wonld call for no othei mcotioti than
ihe rcmark that the priK-lamatiou is in fitting
!.,in-. ;:ii'l appropriatcly refera to the eapecial
bioasinga for which we of thia inndpiare occa
aiontobr- Ihnnkfol this year?the bleaainc n
peace, cf iiii.niiniiy fi. pestilonre, and <.(
bountiful iii.i's. ll ih.' pi. tureoi National proa
ii. iii> aeema a shadc ovim Jrawn, it mnj at leaat
? I th.it th. Btate nl iflduHtrj nnd trade is
better thaa It waa when tlu- year hctfan an.i
that there i- more viaiblc rauae foi lliankful*
neaa than tlu re wna n yeai Bgo.
Uni 11*i ?? prut!._uation rotnea from a Demo
rratlc Prealdent. Then an wm* faithful
Demncmta who rcmemher hoa iiidianantlj in
bygone timea the uolion waa repudialed that
Thnnkaffiving ahonld I" a National olw< rvanci.
XI clt, puro patriot- beld, wa- a mattei foi the
sjtatos. lt waa contrar) tu aound theorioa "i
Stntc riglita for thi Kedi ral Uori mment, which
w.i- created l..i i:" mi. !i |.iii I'...-.?. tn diotati t<>
td,. varioim commonwoaltha ..: the i'.iiun
whethei theyehould have IbnnkaKiving at all,
aad il bo on what daj ? Di mocratic I'i. tideata,
pnre patriota may rcmeraber with a rertaiB
priile, r. fiiai d to 1--U.- a National proclamatloa,
Wli. n Tn- .di ni Lincolu did aead rarth ani'h a
proclamation, n w.i- prononnei .1 > mlaerable Bt
templ t.].->? tlu Htali - in'" foll iwing n . na
tiuii ol the Yankeea.
Hut her.- i> a 1 k'Bioi-ratii- Prealdeal who is
trampling "? l1"- ",'1 theorieaol Statt riflrhta
.?ud laatiiug a Tltankftgiving proclamation ! Ilas
I,,. forgotten the conBtitntional limltationa of
powor .' Doea lie i nre nothing l"i lha * nsitivi
nerves of ol.l-faahioned Democrata who wor
4hip the rpBolntlonaol "OS I I'nn it tx lhal thi*
I'i. .di-iit. eleeted ly Demoeratic votea, aud
printip illy by n Solid Sonth, la going to thrunl
upon ii- a Vankee rimtora in tbeai ibtya ol
" I letiioi i.u v aml l.li.l tn ",'
Tbo world h;i> movi il aome. Kven tbe Demo
rratic pitrj movea, and for thal lel uabe pro
fouuillj lliankful. Thete waa n limt when il
-t-i unil thal nol even n I'.nn.it gnn <>i Ihe i in
\ ulaion oi ch il wur eould pul .-. new idea Into a
Demoeratic heail, oi tak.< an old prejadiceonl
Hm now b Demoeratle Preaident ahowa thal
there is one Itepnblican inatitutiou al leaal upon
m hi.-h the part) doea not mean to make war, tl.<
inst>tutiou oi ThaBkaBjiviDg. l'i>r thia mercj
bIbo, on the 2Gth we mn3 l?. profoundlj thank
lul. Even lhe DemiH'ratic part) movea, a little.
1 '///.?/' I N _<*_-< i i i ru.
Tbe many coniplauita which oooae ttom the
farmera nnqm stionablj have aome fonad ition.
llie paat year haa not been a very prMpero_*
one for thoae wbodevote a l.ni,'.- ihari <>f Ihi'ii
laborto the raiaing of whea , aud th..pof
the prcvionayear, thouirh abundant iBquaatity,
-old at bo low i price thal the farmi t uas mncli
diahearteni d. Hut bia embarraaameat are in ,.
btfge meaanre dne to miatakea which he him
?elf canremody, il he wUL Certainly the ex
perience of the paat few yeara onght lo lead to
nu earneal and determined eili.it to improre
tm- mcthoda of agricaltnre in thiaooontry, bj
that tbe proaperity of thia greal Indnatiy atay
dejienl leaa than it doea now upon the prodac
tiunofn fewebief ataplea for diataat marketa.
Tbe farmer, as well aa the couatry, ueeda di
vei-iiie.iiiiui of IndoBtry, aml irreater aeonomj
in production. lle needn to prodnce atleaa
co-,! iii.in liitlieiio, utid to ,-ul.ipi production
more nearly to the demanda of the h.>tue mar*
ket. and to beeome himself a mannfaetnrei a
well as ,i farmer, turning oni leaa of tbe raa
materiaht callrd corn, hay, or wheat, and more
ofthe Buiahed prodncta, eattle, bosa, batter,
cheesi, poultrj aml eirfis. In the youtfa of ag?
ricaltnre bere, with ? virgin aoil appuruntij
of inexhauatible fertility, the farmei natarall)
devotod hia attention Bwl to the production of
grain, for wl ich tbere waa a iea.lv market and
wi.iel. eould be produced with leaal delay,
Crude aud waeteful methoda were tolerated,
becauBe tlie unwearicd -"il vielded abundantly
witl. little hilini nnd no fertiliziug. Land waa
pienty, and if tbe aoil began to wear oat, tbe
farmer would alwaya move further weat, to
c_Iti vate new land again after the old mi tboda.
'riiu- agriculture has been aweepmg ncroaa the
eountry, so to ?pi ak. Bcratclling tlio suiface nnd
waatefullj exbauating the aoil, but nowhere
developingeconomj In production,not i;i\in>s'
due attention to thal diveraity of labor and of
production which will Bccurethc beal reaultain
thelongrun. But tbe advaaeing aettler from
im-I..i-i noa meetain Moatanatbeadvaaetng
aettler from the Paeiflc toaat. The area ot ua
oi i iipied land im ni|u llv BBrrowiag, laiu.uioiis
diataace from the marketa rendera the bnnei
too dependent on linea of trauaportatioB, and
too oxelusivo attention to tlu- raietag af Wheat,
? iu ti and ootton Blaeee hlm 1 the iiun-j of toi
eign maiki ts aml voranimettta, The ehaagaa
of tatiit by Qermaay und Praajee withia the
pasl ycit warn lhe Ain.?rican farmrr that ho
can no lonirer aftbrd to Hflajei thOM ImprOTB
nicht- and deralopaanta of Ua iudu-try whieh
ar* nocowary to render it permancntly proa
p.K.usand indopondent.
lt is time to remetnber that tho more thorough
aud nkillul cnltnre is often tho choapor; that it
eosta leaa per l.ii.-diel to raise twonty-livo bush
rla of wbeal to tho acro tbaa to raise twclvo
hu-hels. lt is titno to renieinber, too, that tho
farmor whohas toeinploy hands all tho yoar,
iu or.ler to have their services duriim' the BRBa
uiormontlmonly, waateaa parl of his prodne
tivo foree if he fad* to sothvorsify his wduatry
that his labor may be as far aa possible em
ployed in the winter also. It i.s a poor pioftt
that he ean ftet ot) hia COTR whon the erop ia
MUlgC and the prieo is as loW as it ls thia
yciir. But if ho ean add the proflU of a maiui
fiirturei'toliispi'otttsas a produeei. and tuni
bia eoin nnd other prodnots mto bogfl and eat
tlethroogfa the winter nioiiths.ho will tlml both
hi> licl.ls and his pockei eniiclnd. Kvory win
t.i (onsiiniers pay high prices for ineuts, butter,
ebeeae and eggB, becausr there aro too law
fartuii's who uis.l.v kf-Bp Mir iiiaehiiior.v of pro
dnction rnnnlng tbe yearroond. Yef even in
tho olderStatea, where aoil is acaaty and most
worn, BORM men of slirow'dne?s and BCience, by
div.rsilicdaiid\vell-(li>tril)iil(dindiistryadapt
ed to the wantaof tlie?'oiiiiniinit>\R(M-iir?protlt.s
whieh the great wheat faimeis of the Weat
oaiinot in tho lotiKnin suipaHS. Not lonpr atfo. lu
a BCaeatifle nssociittion, a paper was read ni.-un
tauiiiiir that, even upon Kew-EflgiaBoTa atony
soil, by iiiising corn for lodd.r and buyinf
eottonseed. beef OOOld be pioducod eheaper
than la Texaa, and in su.li iiuantity as to supply
all Eastorn markots.
The ?gnenltore of this coRRtry has sproad
over too manv aeres alrrady. WbM it neods is
to bring a higber IntcUigenee to its aid, and
to make each aere. prodiuo far more than
Ceforr. Wo havo not yet begRfl to lealaRC the
iroduetive capaoity of ihis country, noi' sball
BB until the fiiriner makos a inanufaelurer of
hiaaaelf part ol the year, 'earns to make aU his
inontlis pioduco weiilth for him. and adapts his
indiistr.v more to the pennanenf and inereasinc
needsof tho homo market. ho tliat ho may bo
Irss dependenl on the changea <?f Indoatry ot of
le-rislation abioad.
TBAT BAD BLA1BB P08TMA8TBB.
Havmif tiini.-.l orer tha poal tRBee al aagnata,
Mo., to his Mti.-c-H.i-. tbe Hod. Joeeph H. Manley
is n.i.v aafoyiBg tba eordial praiaa aad th:.nks
irhkfa .-v.-ii political oppoaeata in thiacountrj are
generally ready t<? bealow apoa a rellow*eitisen
who baa retirad from taa pnblie aemea in boaor.
aaide frotn the nnruraal excelleaea nf the aerriee
uii.l.-i- Ur. Miinl.y. tbe i.ple ol AngtuU owa t<>
hnn the Introdoctlon of the frea deliTery ayateni,
the rti al ini|.i..\.ment in oft.eeai oommodati iaa by
ntIiiiIi Ibaii bnaiueaa b ia been facilll ited, and tli
spin-:..a, and anbatantial pnblie buildiag f>'i wbieh
Congrraa baa vote! appropi at
Iu bidding tha employea ol tha offtce good*by
Mi. Manlaj gari lome detaila of tbe greal buBiaeaa
which r 11. v had ro-operated la nerfonning. He
ahowrd tbal nndei hia adtniuiatration there bad
i,,-,.|j nne i u.-r in cv.-ry 18,570 pieeea <>f mul
iniitt.-r I. ind led, and iha with a poatal and monnj
ordei i.i- neae "I 12,500,000 everj eenl had been
accouiited for. rnereare aome peraona who may
alao be riiT.-i-l t.< hear that Mr. Manley called
ln- miployea <?> a itne ? tha' n? aaae utmei
politii J pur|...s> - hnd avef been made in tho olHcej
thal ii-. ??" Icitation, pre4aore. IndRcemeiil ?.r hope
..I reward had ever beea naed loinflii nceanyane
,.i tbeui t" eantrllinte, and Ibat, as thoae a li ? had
,,, rei conlribnted ;. dollal knew, theii atanding
..,?,! ,?,. t?, t ol I'L.tii.n had never been boTm led
by that fa. t. __mm__________
Jbeleaialativeaitttation in Ohio appeara lo be
;,.,,., i ,i. raahion : I be K publii i ia hare tba
l.i.u.-i H... . i>\ aautlcienttnajeritj toglvetbom
b majonty on joinl ballot of the two Elonsea, even
aiippoaina all l>emoeratic rlaira ml i to h ? -<m'--.1 in
IheHcnnte. In the Upper Konae the Kepnblirana
bave aeveoteenaad tbi Deraoi i il - Btxteen im mbera
|y, withfoar ni.'ni.-rs ft un Cineinnati in
H ,,; .- ,.f tbe frandi in lhal citj an in
I ii ni t ii.ii baa ii.-.'i Bppliad foi t.traln tba Co mtj
Clerk from laaninf eertillcatea of election lo ihe
|i. 1,11.,-i-itn' oandidatea, Ifthla Injanction la de
iin-.l tbe > ?i.ii- vrlll atand, Repubhc ina,aev( nteen,
|),-ui... rata, tweuty. Il ii ia gravtod, and tbe
IMerk reapecta it. thi Benate will bave a Kopnbli
ranmaiority of onetintil the honeal choieeol the
II4 ? , roti r< ean be determiai tL Bol
the partj inn t "?|iilre the l? >inociatic < mmtj
Cl.rk to pi i le liimi >lf in rontempl by i.ianiiia cer
tificatea inapite ol an lnjnurti>?n, which would
firo tbe Henata (-? tha Democratic onapiratora.
Ihonab leadiug to nnpleaaani complicatlona f"i
tha* lerk.
Mr. Blaine'a i indidacy cerlainly repelled a good
man] rotera laal year.and thia year Mr. Davenport'a
randidacj bronahl them baek. Bui th. returna
would --'-ai t.. Indicate thal Mr. lllaine'a
rnndid u j aia?i uttr icted n ftood many rotera wbom
Mr. Davenport'a randid o-v did n..t Bold. In la.-t. it
aeama t?> bave attraeied ibraeorfourtimcaaamanj
ys it repi lied.
I ln -i itnl.il of popnlar drnnkenneaa will (lniilit
leaa be mneh abated in Kuaaia by the nea excist
\.iw arhleh ia to go into force a! the beainning of
tbe new year. All tba aaloona wbtch exlatmerel]
Im tha Rnrpeae of retailina Rrog will be cloaed, to
the iiuiiiIm-i >>t al leaal 80,000. Tba aale ol liqnora
will bepemltted oaly In hotela aad reBiaBranta,
aml li.cii ea t>> theae will be limt*. <l n> nntnl?er ae
rnrdina to tbe ludgmenl ..i tbe exi iaa ..ui. i i". and
;i f... ol (W28 oxaetad lor i aeh. n.i> ia praetlcally
tbe " bifh lieenaa "syatem whieh haabeen found
tu work exccllentlj well ln this eonntry. Tbe
Knaaian FiaanoaMlniatar in announoing tli" aaw
law aaya that " while experience haa proved thal
Ihe vieeof drunkenneaa cannol i? extirpated by
l.-L'islativr iiii-ii.iiii.'H. it isicrt un that wiae legiita
ii..n i-ttii al h aal do mneh t.. leaaen Ibe <-\ II aad < ?n
Iribale t>> tba aaoral <l> reloptnenl >.i the people."
rtarbarona aa tbe Caar'a <;.')> rnmeni ia iu manj re
ipecta, it haa placed itaelf well toward the raaof
tbe uatioaa oa I ms La aa,
?
Diatrict-Attoraey Dorabaimer'a papei girea r*8
/ f on a drnbbina f"i printiug "a falae and f.."l
ish si.n.v" aboal Mayor Oraee. Tha drubbtagla
,!, ., i ,,.ii; imi tbe peeahai fea urea in thia caae are
Imr.l tu anderatand. Mr. Wanier'B frienda atlll
w..-nl.r w lu Mr. I )..t-.li. i.n i' ? ullnlr. n BBil Mr,
Martiaa'a rhaaga of froal "" Ihc VTard mdictmi ul i
look effeol ai ih- -.. aa tlme. Politioa aad law ai>
ji.-ui t<> Im- iiiive I bere MMaewhere,
*>
Tbe Brooklyn Park CostuBtaaionara hare (inn.^ a
x.| thing in openlng ni. theilrireatn Proepecl
Park i>. the iiilci-..i bicyclea and trleyclea, ll-r.??
t,,;.whaelmea in tbe Park bave been reatrii ?'1
tn th.- tootpatlia, and aeveral aeriona accidenta bara
oi-i nrivil fn"ii peraona walkiag being ran inl i by a
blcycle thal Bame npon Ibam auddanly aad unaaen.
Ii?. i,i rele la a rebicle -an the eourta hare de
I elded Bndtbapi.>rplaeeloril la tbe roadway.
The reaaon wby tbaaa Baaeblaea bara aol beea al*
: luuiil bltberto la tii<< Proapocl Park <lr(\.-s ims
beea thafaar tbat tiaald horaaa woold be frij,'ut
, in ii. Bat horaaa bara growa aceaatomed lu iha
atreeta t" ii)? ooaalng aad goiog of the awlft-ror.ing
wheeL Moreoyer, tha ttrire whieh wbeelmoa ur.?
to nae la tba aaa laaat freojaeated bj people drlf
iMfcj. 'ii.baageia a ariaa one, aad la heartily
woicoRBjdbj all terera of tbia exeelleal atathod of
tu;.iiin . aereiae ia tba epea air,
?
It ls too l.ud that 1R8 .\cir-Yiil. Zlawa and The
/,V, iii.ii/ 1'i.et ii.illd Iiut \llt\ei |.ut m littlo BBOta
power int" thah reeeol Baetbod of "aapportlBf
Clevalaod'a Adalaiatratian.M
Iu W* Tbi Hoition QUte bad a dailj ? ir; alattoa
?.l io.odo aad a Baaiay BaTeRlatioa very auaeb
xiii.-il.i-r. T -ila\ it" oii((iliitn?ii aa wcek .luys 18
.n- than TO.IMMI aud on Mmiilav* iil...nt OO.IMXl,
uti.l tliin-is in. indio:iii.>ii that tno linnt haa baaa
raai c I. No woiidcrth^n Ihut TkaOkem has i.iii
giuBBlhe nftknaa la wbleh thia axafaefiiaary ady
raaaa in.s aaaa aaaaaaataabai and i? about toeroot
a new building for its own purpimea and for tho
? accomniodatiou of tauauta who know the ndvan
taaeof being onder tho aama roof wlth a popular
newspaper. It ia the pt.rpose of the proprietora of
The Ulob* to inake the new bulldln*. which vrill be
befrun on December 1, adjoinlng Ita preaent prem
ues. and completed ln about a year, handaome,
8olid, convenieut and flreproof.
The power wielded by tbe majorlty of oar coa
Nisictit, dispassiouate and elnoere New
York contetnnoraries doservea oareful con
fllderatloB. Last year Ihe New-Tork Time,
The Nett-TOTw Hrrald, The Xeic-York Evcning 1 oet,
Hnrper'e Weeklg, I'urk, and a sworm of others as
eailed the Kepublicaa eandidate with unparalleleu
Tirulenoo from tha befrinnlna; to the end
of the campaign and claimed the 1,140
plnrality against him in this State as their work.
This year. theae aatue pupers attacked the I)emo
aratk eandidate with eitnilar fervor and bad
laaawafr Wlll they now claini the plnrality of
10,000 for him as their work also t
- ?
A nambor of nowspapers in the South aro advising
the South to buycott Ohio becauae of tho alleged
hoatility of tho citizeus of that State toward the
South. Cinciunatl, it seetiia. is the chief offender
ta thls respect. Even the Demoeratic papers of
that city, it isasscrted. havo boon " rabid" in their
iiatrcd of Bauthera iaatitattoaa, aud so tho iiat baa
BJ0U8 forth that thia^protid produccr of pork and
music shall be humbled to thedust. Hiitsomeliowor
other, Ctncinnafl and Ohio don't seem to caro arush
about the uttoraaces of theso guerilla papors, being
well aware that they do not represent the Sonth
in this respect. Houthern uierchauta will oontlnue
to buy goeda from Ohio just as long as it is to their
advautagn to do ho. aud no lou?er. Thls ia the
univeraal law of trade, and it is certain tbat a few
toaail papers in tho South eannot at-t it aside. We
are jnstitled in aaserting that Ohio will weather the
atorm.
-0 . ?
The neeouata of the traatmaat of amallpox pa
tieata at the St. Roeh lloapital. Montreal, are not
BBjeulatai toraioethaiaputatlauof that tnstitu
tion. lt Ifl, howovor. not very BUIprung that there
should be BBiamaaagaaaeat la a aeapital, coaaiitar
inn hew tniicli there lias beea ln all other respects.
tlio tlmidtty aad aaeertataty which bareamrirad
all the attempta loeopewith theepidemie on the
partof the Montreal autlmritlen are quito likely to
b.ive beea releotad la the.iagiman of B-RoeiVa
Beepital, wbieb, BBBtaorar, is handleapped bybetag
uiwit-r the eontrol of those whobeltere neither in
raoelnatlon nor aanltatlon. if theirattttade toward
bothin public _ to bo taken Mevideuce ef their
opiniona.
? ?
Wbile the Knglish world ls laughiug at tbo
abMii'.litiea of "The Mikado,'" Jiii.au la quietly
taking lonir Btridm Ia Boeial and Intelleetaal
progreaa siie has just ln adraaee of Baglaad,
tos a.'ttlo.l tba qaaBtion of freo popular r-ducat'on.
ftUehildrea betweaa tbe agee of alx und foarteen
arecompelled to ettead sehool from three t? Btx
boata a day for thirty-two weeks ia .the year; and
all Bxpeaaaa am to be paid oat of the pni.lic
traaaary. This laya the foaadatnm tor a better
ayatem af public laatraetlon thaa many commaal
(na of tho VYeatern World eajoy.
PERSONAL.
Mr. w. ii im . ii n retnrnod te hla ho?e au d
ln Brooklyn, artarajoaa sammef of work. Ha
h.i- roally i n?-u bo raeatteai i laatrattaa, wrltlua-,
iiotaniilBf aad outdoot itud? Ib water .?.?:.irs bar laa
r, avaliablo iboibait Mis water eolor
akotcliea numbor urty ,,r more, besl Ie8 maa/ blaok aua
Wliltci.
nmCxtu haa boaekt alarte rllla and groaatla adjoln
loa the royal purk o( Fredeaaborft, Danmark, aai wlll
BpaD? aereral weaka tlu ra erory autumn.
Dt. j. i.. M. Cuny, the bow Klalater ti> Bpaln, arrlred
ititiiiscity li?t arealng ttem Blehflaaed, Vn. ?ewlll
s iti t,,r Burope t. morrow In the ateaaiahlp Oarman?.
Ui B _B_? CoUtaa, aaya Mr. 1 i i Trtttk,'' wko
i durlaa tlie aatama ."i n bbw
t i bbw play, haa i Buxate tora toa
v. ,.k* to reeuperate lo hla farorlta leaatr, Tlie play li
m adaptation of the new atory, whleh, 1 bear.li aaaaa
. r . . , ? aated 1,,-for.- tlio
i??,k i* p ibllah. i, lu order to proteel the e >pj riKtii."
LendwB Uf* tella "'||", aaaedetaa of I?rd ToBByaoa'a
iraTufflaaa Oa ooe oooaaloa ba waa at e gardea
party, aad aoeMbodr oflered blai a eandwleh. Me was
laboT?aui) ii.iiiu ? thia whaa tha hoalaaa raahstt ap
to blm wlth auxloua luqalrtea aboat hla Boalth aad oa
lertalnawat "Thaukyou, mada u." ha aaid, " l am
, ntiiu a aandwlch. Are your aandwlebei aanally Btada
of old boote, may I ask I" _norber tlow ha w.i* .isiud
toratdonaolhla poamtatal??m wh ra thera m.m b
party ot yoaua alrla. Uoblankl) rohiaed. " lahau'l '
beattid Prcatuitty hanotlcal that oaeof tha firti ?a->
mii| -?i-'r itlaapp .fnti- lha iB'.ool In aor ayna
lln lal.1 lia-a li mJ on lior .boal l< c bd 1 s n 1. ? w ml t j ou
llkotoheai ...? tnH" "Oh,yoa'." aha Biolalmed.
?? rbou l alll. IV "."??? -iv I uu i Iii ue, and lhe) bi ?
rlicht, bot I arlll p-j Itoyoa." tnd ba to >a t ii
iii.it dolig i? i ot ii t ?" ly bj n tdlaB tor .. i" u tlma
Mod?bor, tha ipleadM Bltaslan eatate latl t'. ttic Kln?
ol *oxoo) bf tii.' i.i'e D _o ot Brnnawtck, baa laat beea
??Id ov ll.s Ifajcat) to Baroo roa Baddaobroob f-.r
* 1,500,000, lt I- "ti" al th - ' ? it'.'s in
Prlaea Georaa ofWalea probably mertta i.is rareaf
i,i-.,tnotion t" . Ih uteaaBoy, for b* lns Berred m the nary
r,,r bob .nn" tban BUthtyoara. Hi- aaele Edlnburg
K"t the iiroiii.itii.ii... f"'ir I'Bara,
inn i Ai.h ni THE i> i r.
Ti,, polltlolan aeemBto bara raa ahead "i ti.e tehool
t, ai ber in Oraal Brltala. A Badlcal eaudl lata receBtly
flrteraomaa?rrlBgooareraaUoa aboat Iheeropa ;.nd ti.e
aroathor, iotl uated t" "'?" "f tno twe mtlllon aea rotora
that ha woald like to haro hla ballot. "Oh, Byat" waa
u?. ri-iniy reaponaa, "ya ma t" i>? a <t ioobi; ebleT, uu
I'U Bia ye ma rote, Wlltyetakll wl' ye Boot" la tn*
Mine ooBaUtfl.I a rotv r a i- foaad who had aad mueh
,i ib, ,i tr in eatabUablax blarlahttothe rraachlae. "(Mo
femaroler'cried ihla alaetor la tiututiiatit a.ir|.risis
?? Ifa aa UBaly, [ had too ataeh daettoallf Ib bbUIb' li
m) eltaaloll awa' to auy bu>u!" Erideatly I*aa?a
iniKiii witli iu.a raprodaoa a cartooa of bow ni.iuy
yoersBn? Itropraaonw?Hodaa eaylna to Mr. (ii.td
?toaa : " it" i ii' power Ib tha Btata' meaatar l wum no
l to k- .in i>> ui.'.u i" Towhtok rapUed tho atataamaB:
?? That, my friead, la a mara dataU. Tiio roa! ^aaattoa
is. whataa i to nala byll i "
nn in ii. v. WWB ri ii i:k.
lic'a ii UtUa Bdra puller
tutl be 1 va- tbom bara and thara
Tbe pniijifts In liis prep^how,
Al all tltin -, 1 .U clura.
ii" sii\? iu- waata aa ofllee.
\V,,tiI,iii't t.ikc ,iiio a* i? ulft.
And >,i lic's BBtttBB ?Oh, tny Iioy t
Prai i?-ii ua abara'a iu* 11rc i
Aii. tliat, my frlond, '* a Boerat
riiat im aoii't tiii roaor me,
But that l.c's 'luliy fottlBtj oa
la whal wo ,ili at?'BB.
lor thouirii liko tka Mr llly
lln tipitlu*.' -mivoa t.,,r .splti*,
Be is tn" i h ii< ahoaa ahtfty baad
Tho dollar ^.*y<r ^ms.
-(Bo*tou BudKOt.
Doarn Eaatvla MbIbo, tii?r? laahol Btraaaia koui^ ou
betwuan tboadvocataaof lonaI aad itaadard tlm* ln
Eliawortk. wbrre the two itdoa ara ahool Dunaorlrall)
ciuii, thamaaieipalaathorlttaa maka taehaada of tho
town oiock potut to loeal Uobb whlle it strtiics tha itaad?
ard in. i.
Bha doaa aol boaat, makea bo dlaplay,
Hm modeatly abe Blla ber stati.,u.
Thougb aho'a bb objoet, pi-n|ilo aay,
or wuiiilar aad ol admiratloo;
\. ?hoolmlaa,rnaldeofalr,or wlfe
-,i, vci ?, o.iAilaci iraa tii u's uiel Uer
hlm nerer a Idad tu h?r lifo
apoataoript wiieusha wrote a latter.
BoatOB ( oitrler
Tfcere t?rr fathera and BBOthera thal aeed to \>e tauxht
that pbysioloay aai bya?.bo are uupoitam aabieotaol
.tn.lv lt la raported lhal a motbar iu B'llkeabarra,
Poiin., dtaeorared taal br* daaarhtar rnahetuA tauxht
theao braoouoa, ., ul suo theretipoa addreaaad a ao to lo
ti ?? t,' ict.^r, ,n followa: " Do ir Mlaa - ? : I duu'l waut my
daiikiiicr to bo tiiiirftn about nor lualBea. lt Un't n_iu.
audl don't liHB ti Voura Uuly, Mra. " IVrbapa
tbal cttiaii tl.o iiuitt.f tu wnaaabarro, bui not arery
wbere. l oi tiu- cni.ilrcu ha tauMiit aonad naoral leaa "?
nhyatoloay. ata., om-i tii-u atdeu?ata wlll bara leaa
trouh?with tho " abBorautllty ol aerra aallaotloa."
[tfurluiatrr Damoarat.
Thera aro nuiubcraof wlhl .-Imrry troo.s la Itlo.nit aud
Berler Oanatlea, Taaa , bm aaarlB? from twalra t? Ifteoa
raat Ib atreaiaferaBBB. Tha laad oa arfclel they gtom cau
ho boatthl for ?1 60 per acia.
now eur. Toi.o ir kFTBI 0OMIB4 ho-b.
Muii |?>i'0
Aml ma tnoro
A ml tuou fiere
Aud ...a ?? ur?
All af aa, oul.
ll.iTf i.con uror tUoaaa
A* tar aa I'arao
Ou a tour.
? ,'Boaton Courler.
The Omekkw i* tlie nnmo of a now roultry Journal.
Wtion thocdltor ifo.-s Into l.l* aanctu.u to wrlte ala lead
era tho ilnvil whlipor* to Slug No. 8: "oh! Bli 1 There-a
a lu". on,"
Wllrt boara ara ao plcnty tn Mororoo that reararda ara
offaml for tholr doatruction. ohl would to lioavon tliat
rewards were offercd for tame bores In tlila auff.ili.K
laudt Tlilaaaoieilaaiictuin would aoou bo tmusformed
luto a ghaatly, blood-flockad aiaugli?i-uouae, aud our
? a." ? J?a ??-????aa???a^^?^..^^^
cheek wonld ba honored with amile*. b* tha k X
eaahler.?[Albuquerniie (N. M.) Damocral* , M,a
M0B10-TBB DBAILL
THE TBOMAI POPULAR COXCERT4.
Unqnestlonably the uiout slgniticant feattira_#
the mualculaeaaon now openln-wlll bethoaeriMof p
iarCoueeftalnt_eAeademyofMuileunrterthedlrwuoV_a
Mr. Theodore Thoiuae. To tlieee coucerti tba pm,iic __\
ballkelyto turn forgreater yanety of aelectina. __
greater flnlah ln cxccutlon than are azpaaBBi Irora ta.
Phllharmnnle aod Hyrnphony Soetetlei. A 8Uaran??B_i
extraonllnary exoellence was read In Mr. Tbomai'i b!?.
and a t iirtber pledge waa ? tven ln tho flrat concert oftaa
?erlea wbloh took pluee la*t nlg-ht, tha prograaitMiaf
wbleh wa? aa followa:
11 ulillgungi Marach. n-._
a. (.Tcrliire. i,.tv.? b..i..k...iI ' ^^
6. SceruauilArta. i ?*r tV?lR8l8Ba*j.*?,,
Min- Fiuacb-Madl.
Bynipliniiy, No. '.?. I) tnator, Op. 'M .B**tj,n^.
Konianco, 'Herotflaie". _3____
Mm-. I-'nr .ii-Mudi. ?*?
Tarantolle. 'for fltii- and i-lanuet . .*ahrt saa?
Maaara. Oaatartaaad -scnieon. ^~'
bbi costnmo. se?'o?i"i >.ti.a, aaa i. hb'.ibiui.
1. Palaaaia ot I'o.unuae. 2. Coiaqne ei SSS
nnaieiuif. .i. Paeaaat ahaaa 4. seimeur n E_
id-laCoui Hrarllll.i 5. Dausoa ,VaUw, ft_> 2
Cialop. ?*
Thla proeraniuio la ao exeellent aad Ita mertUaraaa
obvlous tbat we are alraoat apared tlio aaatl of prijji-.
it If lt la a "peclinen of what wo are pcrmittsd to ??*
pect during the aoiwon w? ean couirrutulate Bararin.
?noat heortlly, for from whatover alde lt 1* rerlewadttk
adnitrablc. lt opena with a pompom and awetti_
maroli. irlTems tlie eyiupbony ln wbleh B??thora_ BnX
becauie hlinaoir, provnles a l.u of llniit-hnartel ptaauaM
of the klnd tbatcoiuea froin obaervtag vlrtuoiuabiu !_
tlio turautelle, and enda witb a bnlliaut dnp_,,- ot
loi-ul color Ui tho aerlea of charautarbata
dancoa l.y tli" ni'.st luKeuloua >.f 'Avinit miuical dabaaZ
tora. Th*. vocal nuinl.er*. wero buth telllaf and MaaV
ame Furicb-Madi a.iuxaitb h.-r aociittoiiied broad a_
awecplntf stylo. Tho alr froui the Krench opera r t'slil
do'it la parole efruco"j waa the tlaor pattoyaaaa Btflaa
two; in ber aluxtug "f tbo ??__
?oena from '? Der Frelanut/." ^Z
wero evldeuces that aho had not beonm eatlrwlr |,_.
l.ue.l wltb Ita sphit. It I* an alr th U. 10 far aa ttaaaaa
meut aroes. la oftrner auti< w?ll by aocotid-rat*. tiem?
urtinta tliau by tlrit-rato aiugera af oibor uattoaaUty. "~
Of tho work ot tbe un tienra ???
noedatn bo aald tha 11 theteta tlmeor apace for aaaa elaa>
tion nlifbt. Tnora wlll l)e mauy onportunliiea |D &t
future to dtaeusa the polnta laUBfaeBad laat al-bt Le?
tbla anfrlce ln paasiii),': Ior precliloii, brltllanoy of tona,
rlaaticity, reflneiiicnt of eiiailtn>r, doltcacyof nuaaot
and eleameasof rendlna;, wo bave nothoardtha rnmi
of tbla coue-ert for yeara. U will ba u fair queittoo for
dul.ata whaiher Mr. Th^inaadooa not aoar stiadat taa
bead of tbo tlneir ompany of iuatrunnntallita tkit aa
baa evor coiumunded. _
Miss ANDEB80H Afl PAULD1
Miss Aiidersoii lnis wef befatC thia publir ?tiU
unother iniaee of beauty .iinl nonleuesi lo woman; ilUI
anotber repreaentatlve type of tbo experleuce of a
wnman'shaurt. On Monday nUbt.at the Kt;rTUeatre,iha
appaatad aa fanaffaa, la the obl coiuody of " Tlie I.idy (l
I.yi.na," aud her exqulslto lwi?r4oaation of Uialdelieata
cbur.ictor waa scen wltb <lell>clit by a nuineroiii aad
brilllant ci.tnpiniy. I.tke ber previoiis VBtBa, th!^p*^
f.iriiianec couaplouou*ly ahow* th.' power and ralai tf
ilovoted aaraiatweaa la tho aerviee of art, for iUova
sa'.e. Iti othrr bands"The Laily of I.yoni " bu Raa
?t-ciinil to I.o a trival all alr. In bi-r lur.da it Id ibowb ta
bo wortby of .b>> beatlhoiiifbt IhalBBB bc eip'iidadupoa
it. This, ou tha vt ij tbtasb.jld of aciil. veuient,Uarla.
ton-.
it leag baa beea a eritirai aaalaai to d*riaa
tlil- rijinody ; bat tlie . ustom la neitlier Jmt nor wua,
Tiiere ik. aa doabt, luiprobabtilty at Bta k isii of lu piotj
oiiravu?Miici: lu s..u.o <>f its i:..-i.l. :t- ; -,n.U an exceatrt
aei'tliii. ut 111 Its .sptrlt B8 ?BBl natiinilly reiasl the cald,
hardetn .1, eoavaattoaal aakatt; ami tbere u a di?'iuot
tinite of artiftea in Ua laagaaaa. Yet it etnboJiea a re-?
1 .. ataUvfl 1 iperi aea, aad it pcaaa tea aa cxait?.| iduai
aftbepaaaloa of leve, aml of buuiau nature aiaff.-oted
bj that paaaloB. wbleh la of a'.ino-.t aulverial 1UDI8
caucc. r aaa aaally i..- laraad inti> rl Itaala bat wu?a
il..'* lu lifo that iMiinot '. It* ?t.,iy. Ufea ttiatof'Kuf
i; ia," for esainpie, at that of "TheBtraaaatY 1* tha
?torr of a maa'a ktalatrr fer a wotaaa, and wiiat HR
of it; aud tlil" thvMiii Bai ever bBBB tlM BaBf I'rey al tha
Beoraar.
"III.: I.ilf of I.mi:-." r.in realily Iw ipolied bf
iMlaearltr ln the ?ta;e treattue.it of ii. It a>
aata BtaCaaad earaaataaaa aai upt luitabilior
,u thoaa who rapraaeal tt. Rhea aetad ta
taerlghtaplrll -aa It waa laat alght-tt la tr..tbfiii, taa
.lor, pathatle, aud dcopiy BBBtaaaiva. Tbo eiirari
t'auees aro f..r,'>tt< 11. Tha oci-aslotial taw,lrines? of tha
atrla paaaaa naaotBBaa. lt eaaaet, laaaad. ha aald that
Bolwer haa treated tha UVaaaa of BRf-aaeriftM for lorrt
aaka with the atatwart atraagth amt 11 tha larga, broad
m.it-tierxf a Vii-t'>: Ui:,". 88 -h..wu ia au.li 1 t?.-.k al
? Tln. I'i.i:. tt of tboSea "; but certaitily he hm treaUa
lt woll. It wa* ui. favorlto thetue. Il rmn tbro4<li
many of his wurks. Tbo novois of " i.oiilpbtB,"
?? il .rulil," aud " Xauoiil " iuii;lit panieularly be citad
h.-,-\.i-ni.i's ef bls il. .il. Maamaalaaltr. aeiMaeritt^
ii. Tctuiii. diKi.it>. awaalaaai -theae are tb? ei^menti ol
eharacter aad eoadaet thal ne ahaad aapaatalip to at>
lol; iiiul theaaattrtbataa,ai ai wh azaafUBed by J?a
Hnr aa l.y ln-r lovor, aro nvtoU, d w'.tb pa?stouat? lorTW
li. " The I.ailj of 1.1
. taderaea'a Maal af Pauliat la lataitlve racbai
tbaa ruBocliro Bha haa. avUaallf, k'.tou c*refttl
thoughi ;?> tka artlaUa tona and i-xpr-s-ion of tha ?orh;
bat ahe haa aaanm*4 tno lavaatttaia af ttaapirBBaaa.
taneoualy aud wlthoat aicaUlaHoa 01 afbet ruo euR
elegauce, the uaconaoloui baaghttaaaa, tha kw reflna.
BWBt, an.l tha para Bfl t i.eaiuifiii elmpli 'lty af fRaBart
aaMra are axaeteteBaaata afhaeawai s.< th.t Ueraitra
j \xtaaaae, aeiote aavtalag is aaM ar aaaa, aa aaaa a?
I plalaa aad lustiti.-s tha elraauaataaeaa tu.?t sunoiuulher.
i.ii.- m charaeter. Thla aaRet m a. tli.- --.^lyaaahi
navar t.. ha avarlookaat?far, laaaad. tha wi.wie vital
'? ,iiiohiii>iio: Um liii.itcc d.-penis BooB Itapraaaaaasrfti
1 ,,. u ls whal tno aetec la, tar more ta?
i wint tka aetei doe*. thal aooaaara ta tha realaiaf
I iiiiinati taallBg. Tn.' rich BBd royal nature thtf
i bitrm beneath Miaa Aadaraaa'a aaRag ia tha crowwai
gkM7 of lt. aad thla wlll give to hei u Berutaaaal aat
1 Boble fame throaah whatarar faara al 1 ??. ,ae.t reni?1
before her, aad toag after tka p.-ity vateaa al geataaaBR
1 aiy.letra.il. >n aro sil.i.t ia tbo .lu.t. Her .j lality, hkl
j in r eareer, la anlqaa aad lacaaoiparaMe, E ich aaaataalfB
\ partonaaaem ot aata ordy daapaaa thla eaavieilaai aad
'? ln praneaec of thn flnlitnrl rf-T "* urt ahleh sUe pra
?entedlaatalab -aworkthal harai a br aterj ataea R
artiaticfortu aud foanioataabi alove I \ BaBBB
j it lt but aimple luatioe thal thlaJudaaieBl ihottkl \* e*
preaaed wltb all the einpbaala >.f aluearltr. lltA_T'
foi ImiBctrMH eoine hero aad pUjred /;".;"' ??????
laderaua playa lt. tue parforeaaBce would ??? "-uieu oa
.very hai.d aaa revelatlou of awiilua and linii:>.
Por it li ny uo BK-aaa eaay toco irej tootaara, t* a?
aetraaahaaconvay.-a. aol aluip > tha. '.'?, '^ ''' "
? iicr-iac. l.ut. i.a-u ..I tbat Mparlepce. tha Jf_*f5
whal woibbbeudareaandauRera wheu aa* ___2
aui.ie.t ll -I..- 'H'.'ii win. n ll ".-ui- ? n;"*- ? 'tH, her
tiMtii, 111 th.-ci.i.i ataiiB rol crlWoal '?'**_^^J_1_
treatiu.-ntof tboee iwo eottaga aceuci M ?? -Y'SK"^
nol only expreaaed tha raaeBlBieut ot wouuded aaaair.
tbaBtruiSgh)<'f?l?road ipirlt to ..ii?lu? ?> I'-'.V'f,!!,
U.VC. tl,..l.,.w:ll,.,.il, liffllftlUlt -en-.- -f ',D*?/"?1J'S
and s ,1-n.w, ibe eeataer of esultati >a over Th-waaai
wortb, and the abjrp, i> luUtln,' - ..?? of lir"V? 'k*
;:,.,.,v*.. iiui.ut. b, the Ughl wu.'h ii wi 1i.n1 h?r
i.wii apirtt. by a Aa_p. ayiapathetu biutlea. aaa
dlaplayedtbe a/bolep.ihetle i.i.n.r, ..f ?h..t1- *???
ln ,,,..i,v buraaa hearia, aad IhuafOi ou. *? >? (b '? '^?
liluiulavdIbewhtdedarkabyaaol I in ?? -"'rhl.';;,?;
the llrat eolta 0 t-.-.-n. havluw wade a woa'iuaiji?
cbaste ln tbe t-i ihe nlvea iupi laoj t?T_\\_g7n
i.ni... 1.ily at tha eloaa that ahe a _*?lheJ^*J3
.,,. ik: butwbeu tna: 111..ment ooin.h berrxpro
,;,. .itVouahelpleaaneaaofan amrelle wouiaawbaRJja
aml mfferi 1:1 \am la 'iii.re pal 10U1 I an ni ??"?
Mj aud baa a 111. anlaiftbat uo true m ... ?'..?" e'?[ '?J?/W
exeepl with bumlllty aad .w. Trtter ot un>re powenu
artiUK has never uaea leeti in this raart. ^
M -? \...l.r-..i. a laeigh UmMealM befora tBa r
talu ,,,;.. ,,,;, uu ind . :... ra ih. p.eture 1 l^ ^
ae .when a.i//a* Udlaeovered tl tlua b) 1 .e nrein^
wlll Iobb be r.Btnbered f.>r n- ? J#i'' ';,' ';',.,.'? flrit
i Porboa-ltobertaoB uotad fino 1, it-i.? _?"JL",
ti.no 11. lus llfe. and he *?? &
,1,. ti taak wltb nrtlitt diacrctloo. "''u,'. ri, i? tha
Iraprovod bv a more raptd rteeuMon, par ? ? '?'> M
tbirlavt. Rr. Uor.rw /.v.--..--.' ?,?";?';"?,.- niakmg
(,/,/r.y. I'omroenrted thoae illaa?r. eable |?rta n nu. (j
them wbleh they aaghl to '"V'''1'1 "'!'','???' (',fMr_
,? ,?,,,,, rbe tea ler foellmtBud uatui .1 ^'V.%'r _?t.
lUiiington w^rn uleaalncly diaplay_*d, .
, .?. Hr. Joanph A.i.i.-rv.-.i. bj his .,i.i.- -'?;? ? .,??
uiaauoraudai.eu made au cxeelleai eaeci iaiw
puit ..r Uaepard. Bouie .?? Ibe aeeuery ,?*'/,' _ '
vival Vaa uii.i.liiiui'uly pleliir.-soi Bad RBBBIBI.
-?
VlsVVTh OTBB BCOB C0MWA1 I ' ''' A' ^*_
rii.iil..ttc llioinp^.u oi-tncd a lw<'tl-T
gag.-nt Moiiiay iiiKiit, in Iha Oraad Op"" " ?
Brooklya, with tha plaj ?? PhytlU Deaohr." a draaa?
; UoBofnaighOeaway'aM Dark Dara,- Jaaaphw.tiw"
Ol l.ouduii, wuo flii! 1111 thM B8 ?asai-ei.:et w j -
Coawaj ?thepeaduottoaaf thedratua ?;'"[?, ?Ba
; whlobhaaajrawaa the baalaof th, ",'",','^/. i-rlrt
iiame, ind ihat in- uoa ...ua the "''';' l:'?,"'f','he su
; play, appUed, by eounael, to Jaatleo ?""''; ,...,.:, r.
! .io,,i.-iMi.iri.Roudm afterti iob. for ^f^f'^at
atraiulng Rtaa rbo upaou froro produelna ber tam
it. Mi. ( ,irr elalma iiut tbo draiaa han ' ?
prtated or publuhed, au.l thal laara aaa (||J
uo dedicaUou. to tha p.r-lic ??;'" ', ]K.r.
naly wa,- lu whteBil baa been preaented " ? ? ,,WW.
forinaneeatihe Prlnoaaa'a rhea relfl l.'V"11,'.'.",,? ne
i^si. Hjeawaarstbat Miaa in..u:|.-?> \ ' [' ' <U(_a
. ,i,r- |. ? plaalarUm, aad that I la adverUaedhi" ^
wayaato ladiiae tha publta to mii?v.- 1.1 11 ,uc.
draiaa arhleh Baghtiaawag araalaaiiBBBaBlaiiBi
'"ji'.stieo c.iiiei. aaaaaral aa ardar taabaw tautaa ahrjgj
lajitnotloB ahonlu not be arai^tad. lt -. .,, u . )f ?^
a..leyohi.-i.lay BioruluaT. M..11U011 "??nHl%h fi'(i~
Yorh. ui.i.oaie.1 for Mr. ( .ut, uud ,,"?'' ,V';,rUf<i un
aento.1 BU l'l...m,.s..u. Tlio h.-ari i? ? ?" Bd^nB
tll to-dar.toglvathadafeadaalecaoai 1 u"llls mat
lire BuewarlBB Ba-day Ita. Mtsa T'?om,.?.u . u ?ct,pf
??Darli Dayp" was pui.liined lu Arae\^^_a_\.Mu M
rlKbtod ; tuat tl.e plai U her own ; that ahe o. .,
l' from tho uoTtl and dld not cop/ lt froin nt.
P'ay. _?_
UR. MAPl'BBOM i\ oo"" ***?*___ ^ih
Jaaiea 11. Maplonon rubhed hia JfjJJS
gioe lailiilag aa ae diutod on the iRaaafba_*_w?g<if/
operaoorapanyattuoopeulngof H?"?H? -w
nlKht. Mdea'tthlBblUllaa 8R8tjltaja^T .
he, " or, at any rata. li'a a pratiy "'^ wn

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