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^TBBermenie.
BUOl- THEATRE?t and 8-A Hlrh Rollc*.
BROADWAY THBaTER?2 and s-Wang.
CA8INO-4 :18?Tbe Orand. Dueheaa.
EOF.N Mt'fcEkJ-Wax Tab.eaua.
EL OOrlAOO (NewJeraey)-b:!J0? B9ag Belawan.
UARDEN THEATRE?2-rruice Karl. 8 80-Dr. Jrkyll
and Mr. Ryde.
ORAJTX) OPERA HOUSE-e-Captain Karl.
BdysTER A BIAL'S-2 and 8-Dick Whlttinrton and 11 Is
Oau
MADISON SQUARE OAItDEN AMFII1THEATRE-B:1S
?ConcerU
MAOISOB OQfARK TREATRD-2 aod 3 30-Jaae.
ttANriATTAN BKACn-a-Klrowora*.
PAX,MER'S THEATRK-2 and 8:10-Tho Tar and tbe
Tar tar.
PARK TttEATRE?2:15 and 8 :15-DoroUiy"a DUerowa.
TEHRACK OARDEN-Elfl Rlitiniaedtl.
lcTU 8TREET TREATRE-2 and 8-A Khtr Relx'l.
Jtioer io aoofrnswenio._
PatTcoI, "*" *??c- O**
ArouaproenU .11 e Ml-wW?' ??, - ?? ?' 2
A?YOuaoemen*a ....12 8 Ne? p?Mic?"?M"" $ k?
fiankpr* h Brokera II 4 0?-**n Saaamera. H 6-0
Bo*rd aud Rooma.... 0 2 Fr<n*'?il? . ." . ?>
UuPtoea. fbaneea....* 2 3 Reaj ,*Ute. 9 1 -
na?tn.-?a Nottcea.0 i'Bal^... ..????
lountry Board.10 4 1 Rolidoua Not eea.. .10
Dnaaan'akit.y . 9 S. Reon.a at.d ilata
DaamaUcsTltuaWon. 9 8-8 Kallr-4. . .... -10
fhlficlai Meetlnaa'.'.il " * Mewmboata . 8 ?
ttiTwi'id n 4-6 Steaml^ats .10 1
filarflUiaiee.ii* .12 H'Wnrlt wWd. ??> ?-ft
finsinras aonree.
OEJTCE FUBBITURB^
la Okm v"lrt!k,,I?!'.#Mturea bT
111 Fnltop-at., Ne.wYork.
p e ? k 1 .Li hrarf Tablea, hc.
TR1BU.VE TERM8 TO MAIL BOBBCB?BBB.
Oafy, 7 dara a weefc.9<, 0? 83 OO 82 10 91 00
PK_wj^Sneday.... ? <<0 ? 200 Jg
iinday Trib?ne. 200 10? _
HwKly Tiltmno. IW - -^ _,
^S^m^^jTetf^^^ and Bunday
anaSfaeTaofltrdVerlhara >n Bew-Verb dty and on DaUy.
67'rl w.ekiy ai,d WeeWy to forelan counlrlw. ta whlcb
caaoa ?\:r* po-M*e wlll Oe l.ald by MiWrlbers.
Ri?mit by P..PUI Otder. txiJ^a Ordcr. ChecK, Druft or
"?f'aVh'w V"?ari now. if aaat ta an aaaoameerad letter.
^^r^er^^jrtbene. ,84 **-*&&??
Addreaa all eorrei-iKi^dPiico alnrj.-ly " The Trlbune, ?ew.
BkUBCB OFBICBB 0? THK TMBl'XE.
IdlMlliamimi for nublieation ta The Trlbune and
ard<rs jor ngii.ai delivtry of the daily .fwpor *ii. ne ro
aclvod at tha loll ?in? Irancli cltioes in .New-iort.
Maln hrancli offlce. 1.288 Hroadway, coraer ilst-at.
183 4tl,-atp., corner 14th-at.
870 \Veat28d-at., cornpt 8th-avo.
]0C \Ve?t 42d at... iioar Otb-ava.
82 A\.-nnp A. n.-ar EaM ith-H.
780 8d-ave.. ontranco 47?,-?t.
1,020 81-ave., batweon (iOt.h ond 8lat tu.
ifci F.n*t 12.'?th?t., near Sd-ave.
1.092 iMK-ave.. nosr 08th s6.
li708 lut-avp., ncar 8OU1 -at.
89 Llberty-at.
Uf OTHER CJTIKS.
Brooklyn IBlllBaklg Agency. 397 Fultou-at.. op. CRy
W?*htn(?ton-No. 1.822 F at
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fOTJNDED BY HOEACE GREELEY
8ATUHDAY, AUGUST 22, 18?1.
TVVELVE PAGES.
TBE .V/TIT.s 77//.* MOBNINQ.
Foreigh.-Tlio Fwneh nn.i Hritish Aeeta were
rcviewod by Queeu Yietoria otT Si.itliey<l. ==
Tbe number of neraona Uiile.l bj tbe reeerrt huni
cane at Mnrtlnlque i* nearly 800, wlth nhonl 1,000
l^nsoni injured. assas There was a terrifle atorm ln
Ihe Englmh Chnnnel. a The fnllure ol the
cropa in the l ral Trminces of Bnanja has ennaed
niuch (leslitutirrn there.
Dompstie.?PreanSent Banhmo wna fonnnlry
weloouic<l tn San?to?a. -where he made a sj^eeh
to nn immeiise thrmn; of i>eoplP. - Qamemnt
Bnlhaiej wilewod the Qonneotteut Stote trm.pe
ll camp at Niantic. ---=^.- Sevrre Btorms prevnilr.l
ln tlie Weat aud Sotfth. in aeveral paheea earth
qnnke ahoehn wero feit. -- - frnohj C Almy
pl.-arled "not milt.v"' to the ennrgc of maidering
Chjtetie Wnrden, nt Kanover, N. II.; the town
u;,.s fnll ol slghtarera. - - Oeneral W. I, Bragg,
ImerMate Commeroe Corambnaoner, <lir<l al Avon
hy-tl.e >'?.,. S. .F 1 The AniPiienn .\5*(^-iatioii
tor the Advaneeinenl of BeteBeg contlnned lt?
ajBtetlng af Wanhlngton.
city aad Snburban.?Captaln Bahkcr, ?f the
bteamship Obdnna, ahct a mutinecr ..leucl nnd l're
vented sfrious oonaeqnroeea 1" the paunWBgern.
z-z=z The Bxperlmem ot Bnablng an Ead Side
btreet Wlth Croton water from tlie hydranta wna
ti;ed wtth suoeeaa. e= The Brooklyn ba
teum def.ateo the Boaton ninc. - Stooka
aJbowod leaa hcttTity and tbe ehnngm were Irrngn
br wlthoul general bigniflcanee.
Tbe Wentber.?Forecaal fer to-dny 1 Mnggy, wlth
a ghower, fnllowed by elearing, eeldei wtather.
I^mpnrntnre yeaterday: Highest, 84 degrees; low
c*t, 71 ; avcrage, 78 1-8.
J'eiftous goniff ont 0/ town/or Ihe summtr mn
have the huily and StmdMjf Tribnne mailed io
thagfl for $1.U0 per BMNtfh, or .*2..r>0 for three
montlis. Jrurellern in Enropi ean rccrire The
'Iribune rfurinij tlttir ulmenee fot $1.65 }>er
mont?,foreifjn poohagt paid, or ^1.4" for three
nwntlm. J he uddrex* of the paper wtti be changed
0$ ofU ii on de*ired.
Tbe itnprovernciit* which a,i-e U be made in
tU4 Fourth-avo. ttiniu-l i.ioinipt* 'tu he of rOhl
imrlbr'anoo. Th(> freeing <?f the tunnel from
sni Am ?'ill bo <i K'"kI thiii? in every \v;i,\-. bul
of far greater ralso ui!l hc ;t bkxfe aystem w
earefuilj ?rrgaged lhal .1 fnilore in the aig
ntiliins appamtoa i-* alniL^t an Impoasibility.
lt is ol apecial iateeed to noto that both Bttdible
gad rleual ilfnali are t.. bo oaapkrjod, for if g
go;:j3; had sni.iilr-tnen'v'd the si?ht dgnnla last
wititor tho OOlHaiotl ln- which ?fx Hvt-a wero lir?t
wo.-ld in ?!l probBbility lnve bwn BVoMed
-a
riOBfltlillg oiro (tf tho Iflfhy I-.aat .-i 1* str,ct<
b\ gheaoe oi 9 p!cnt!ftii BppBcation of water ii
an faporfmonl of tiiiwiiiinini totoroei The
gffoet <>f waehlai BOreel dirr Into the Bonvjte in
ati.l to l? detcrrnliied, hirp there w tm donbt
nbatever ;ih"t:t the effaot upon the up^iuhiko
of Ho.ster-at. It 1^ feo be boped tbat bo dogglng
of the bowobi wiii bo diar,h*'.'d by to-daj'a cx
amination. nrid that tbe pubMc-Bpirited att-n,?,t
ol t!ie Stieiet-Cloattiti? Aid Sodoiy to bettei
thv ooadJtrOB Of? the dtj*9 Btreebl wlJl mec;.
with the auceosf whi h lt oogerree.
Tho faitlala " W. W '* gro raaiiiiar--gnd wt-l
(mn,;-t 1 Tbibttbi rogaiora, A iotter to nrbich
tiioy gre attaciu'd is boio t-> bo porofod with
aviduv. Mr. Winter i> .:;. nccompliahed travel
ler, and his intpreaaiona ate roovcr/ed to his
rcadei* m 9 toodor, |nvti<- gjarb thal oommanda
ahgir aadtrided nttention. To bim Englaad ia
ai\va.vs '-fioir <<ld rJnginnd,n "a falry reana ol
tlowcis aiil fitfanis.'' 111 which he Dmligbti t"
loitei?n.? other WOrd doeeribOB liis mode of
truvciliuf; 80 BVjfL Of OOtirsfl Mr. Wnttcr conld
?09 visir hn^laii'l Bitbool goJBg to Btnifotd;
and" tho lettcr printed in othet eoloaana this
inprnins it* de\oted in part to the 9B0TUeg9
which bu been peraef>g4ed tboro under the
gajiajg of " lenovatins" the shakesjieare Cluncli.
Speaker Sheehan is roportol BJ onr COfTO
apondent ln Jhittah, to boeo retorned froai Long
laiaitd (where he had U inleivieiv with Huyh
J^cLaugblio) in a gladaoaag fiame of Bafod.
That is to r.ay, his Bkootiog wiih the Brooklyn
" ilofe.4'' toiitumed his own helief Uia: he wiii
get the nomination fot JJcutenaiit-IJoveiinr.
lliit the new?s hc carricd to David B. llill eould
AOt ha\a soothed tho 60ul of that statesuiaa.
ln truth, it looks now as though Governor Ihll
had errod grievously in trying 99 carry water
on both Phottlders, and had los-t his grip on tho
i machine he has strivon so hard to pitch to
gother. The Flowei- boom soeins to have got
1 beyoad Jlills eontrol, and Flower's principal
! stipporters no longer bow the knee to tho Gov
1 ernor-Senator. _
1 ? ""
The lateft ropotta from the Ooton RiTOf
j rogion are nol cih-ulatod to inspire oonfldeflice
! in tho oflff'B BBBBf supply. On tho bnnks of
! tho BhBBtBM which feed Croton Lake were foond
gtabiea, garbage-dumps. and g factory ezodfng
j soapruds into tho water, wliile at one place 0
nunibcr of boy9 wero bathing and said that it
\ m* their rcgular custom to do 90 at that poiBt
j The rcpt.rt of thp chemists who are inaking
J tho inspeotion of the watershed Bill bfl BWgitod
' wtth interest. and their photographs of the worst
' otrjnaaeea will furnish cuiivincing evidem-e W
the UltlBBJIJ for stringent 01099Ur99 to insiirc
tho pnrity of the Croton.
CBAM01BG PB03PEB1TT TO T.VCK.
Froe Traders are now getting rcady to charge
Am?rican prosperity to luck. They prcdicted
that th? new taritl wonld caiiso dire disnster.
They were certain it wonld prostiato industrios
bocatise it wonld make raw mateiiai so 009t
!y. They wero certnin it would svrppres* ex
ports, heeause foreign countries could not buy
fp.m Anioncans unless Amoricons b^ight from
them. They wero eorfain that it wxnild make
all sorts of manufaotured prodncta itiore OOetty,
and thus increaso the oost of liviug be.vond en
duranee. Not ono oj BB990 IblOgB haa happened.
MaaofecmhTOd producta aro cheapor than cver
before. bVmnO farm prorfnets aro doarcr beoause
of cxtraordinary forelgn necd*. but the aggro
gato eoal <>f living has not increa?fd. The
ntrifT has not diminished exports. as TiiE Tnrn
DKB bas p-hown, for prior to tho failure of crops
in Furope tbo cvports of this country were
larger than evor before. lt has not made wool
or nthor m.rerials moro cOBtly for manufi't
uioi-s. but has sliniulated new developmont. of
indueiriea geDerally. It has not owatod dfaao
tor, but since its pggmlgO this country has DOOB
able without any disturbaiicc to oond BbKBBl
$70,000,000 in go!d ln 9 lOB months to re
heve rreooaaitiea orieing in froo-tntdo countries.
Now tho Fioo Traders begin to 9BJ that Mc
Kinley luck is wondcrful. Just when the new
tariff waa nbovt k> prodoeo some of tho pro
dioted Bfihl, tboy a-sort, oomo failure of rropn
in Korope, which Bill gi>o AbbbJobbo cxtraor
dinar.v prosperity in Ipfte of the tariff. This
is an ingearom trick of Bpeoal pleading. Boi
it is fortanate for tbo mtoreotn of truth that the
new tarilT was Bnt triod for nlne months when
cropfl in Europe were not short, when nothing
here pievented the diaastera predictod, and when
all trade in thla country waa i-omarkablj einbar
raaaed by short crops of whe.it, oorB and ?>at.?.
la spite of all thc*o tbioga, and in spite of 0X
4raordinary nhnnoinl dianetera abroad which
were rottOCtod heie, ihe prosperity of the coun?
try undcr the new tatiff i\as such that its op
pooenta aro trylflg to ezptalB why the predictod
djgOJaOfg have not arrived.
Jt is BOt gltogotbor lu.ky or merely forta?
nate that tiiis ooontry haa great rjropa of rJmod
c.very staplo just when foreign industrles are
raost deprossed. Tho expansion of production
nt thi.* time is not entirely a BMahtet <>f luck.
Ono principal objeet, of tho new tariff to? to
afTord better protOCtiOB to agriculture. lt con
tained oew dutiea for the express porpooB ol
enabHag Aflaorinan farmcrs to eecure the home
market BaOTC tXiIIt. Al the some time it fflMTB
theta BBaajratice of expoaaioB <?f inanufacturrs
nnd eatabliahmenl of now ladoatries, creodog
a far grajater hotae demand for tbeii prodocte.
J.arly laat fnll, as BOOn as the ne\\ tariff \\en?
into effeci, the!**' reeuhg wero peroeiTed. Ameri
can faraiere, tbue ejooonraged, increaned their
production in cvety direcfion, end re rapidly
that they might have found rOBOOB to rOgJOt it
if unuaual foreign deaatnda bad aot Briaea. Tho
encoorngdanenT'bf induatry here araa tbe legiti
mate frait of a tariff inteaded for that porpoae.
]t is in'deed good luck, let it )?> thaakfollj
adtniued, thal this yoar the aboolaba and ini
pudent falsit-y of ooe Froe-Trado tbeory will
be shown. The pretonoB that Europe oanaof
Buy gram largjely frota this country n\\\w> thi>
country buya woollena, and tin platea, and oot
t(?n ties, and silk from Europe, will bo tricd
this year conduaively. The truth is that Eu?
rope docs in,t buy for fun, but becBuae it needa
food. lf much if? oeeded Europe buya much.
The salew of Europe to this country have bo
Uttle to do with its prjitbOJOfl that cven now
tho saine foreign journauj which attribute a
greal oecreaae in Uritish exports to tho new
tariff are bIm rejoidng that this oountry baa ;i
great nbundance of wbeal and cora to bbvo the
populatioBB of Europe from Buffering. As for
payment, when foroignera ean no longer tpare
g,,ld let them wod bark to us aomo <>f their
iitlcs t<? Amorican property, or mortgagea oa
such property. If a new tatilf and a big cn.p
meaa that Amoricana shall own moro of Anteri
,a bO t.hc ovtent of 9200,000,000 in 9 year
that kind of di-a-tei ean be eudurcd.
77/B PBKSIDEKT AT UT. WOBEOOB,
Preaident llarrmon'g coogummate taoi in Bay
in*_' the rigbl tbing in the most felicitous waj
was hdmirably illustrated at tbe Mt. Hc
Gregor banquct llo had been rrdcotaed \\ith
effusive cordiality at a >\v>\. aanctified by tbe
memory of .tho iUustrioua soldler who Burren
dered tbore, a* Senator Arkell wvU oaid, to tbo
one power thal ooutd eubdue hiin. VVbile tho
ngsembrod gueati were mindful of tho Bolemo
gatociatione of Uoneral Graafa la.*t homo on a
iiiiiiint'iin t!mt ha* beCOBM bistoiaY, they were
entertaining a liying Freaideot, and ooold nol
refi tin from payiag a bigb tribure bo his pgtriot
auB uud genuine AnkBrioan trait*. Tho Preai?
dent, wi.li beoaming modeety and aimplidty,
| deftly effaoed hunaeli fron th<-ir thoughta, and
: in g few oloquent Bontencea rihabaod tbo meu
i ory of hi* greal predeceaaor. In a momenl hu>
nudiiora were raptui malj Bpphauding Oeneral
Grant'a namo aa tfaough he were ttill a living
Hgure :in>nk' ^>f grenteal of Aaterican bene
factorg. ln tbo n-xt breatb, gwod by tho pree
ident'a earnestneea and leverenee for thg doad.
they were piedging themaelvea in Bilence to
keep evor in mind tho beroic aoldieFi patriotio
I aeryicea to hia country and tbeteby to "pcr
petuate bla greal dtiaenahip and tbe glory i>f
the Sriai he fOUgbl bO save."
c^otbing could ba\*o been in beitor tis:? than
the President'a tpeech on this oeeaeioB. The
gueata at the baaqnel had eome to boaor him
al 9 plate where Geaeral Graoi'a fame otoi
Bbadowed tbe ?vk digmty cven of tbo lii
citizea bf ihe Nation. With hne feeling and
reTerenl gracg he directod th^ir tboughtg from
tho living to the immi.tu! dcad. "lt is lit,'
hc said. " that that gieat spirit, that had al
ready iifted its fanie bo a height unknown bj
Aaaoricaa history Bboold takg ita m'ght fron
this BtOtiataia-kop. Jt has |,0?n pjJd that a
grcat Ufg uent ont here ; but groat lives, like
that <d (iPTier.il Uraai, do init go ont, They
go 'ii" lt is oot Btraagg that bbene ringing
BOntOBOgg BBadg a deep itn|>ressiun npon UtO
iUditOM. lt was a tiibute froa one. himseif
a BOidier, who had reached the exalted Btation
uccupit'd by the illu.sttiotis soldier for eJghl
yeora, poi who aynj constrained |g Bghaffootgaj
hiunilitj to boar wituo?;i to Uic livnii; u.,\\ci
of tho doad (icneral's famo, Bod to isk thea\1
to join him in ? "ilcnt pfedge ko kOBOd "har
was lmperishable in tho nio-inory of gicat BO<j
BBBObliBf fitirriixhip. Pre-idcnt Ilanison iiov.t
had a Bbote dllBcaM apeech to Btakfl 'i"'1"
iM|iiallv ttying ciiTiinisian.rs; and ho nevcr WBd
more cmiiientlv aaeceeeful in Bteeting thd ta
quiremciito ol the occnsioii. His sin.viity and
IBCB of aaJI OODbpJliBBBiHI WBPB l)"V0r BbOW COIl*
ipicnotM. _
ritE 'ME OE LOWEE ifiTH AVENVB
Thd Bttl thing 'o bo BjrpectBd of tho-e who
ttt vario'is timos and in vaiiotis waja BBTB tiied
to obtain tho right to run atreet-eara tht.mjrh
I'ifth-ave. was ? Unal alandnnmciif of Bad) proj
Icct. And thorcforo it is not in thc leaat lta>
prgaiB| to beni tbal bad eatorpriee li etruggling
, , j-, fc-et again. Kvents havo ]<?!( BO intelli
^ont ooearrar in doabt of the destiny of lowei
Fifth-avo. From Fourteeaith-et. northward tho
advamo of trade ha.^ been ripid and or.iitin
OOB9i and thcro ia BO sign of a dosirc to bal*.
Above Kocty-aei ..nd-st. the lomfjneBt "f a raal
stun of inonoy in jtalntial reaideooeB, wiStin a
fcw yoars, as wcll as tho e.\i-ton.o in thac
qtiattcr of eco1csi;L<fical and other insiitntions
whirh are not of an ncpiisitive na'uio. intor
pOBgJ a l.aii'KT wlii.-h the lemienoios <.f ?'?"!'
will taM easily surinount. Bat the Fifth-avc.
that was knoWB to all tho taorld a goneration
ago bas nnderpme a marveMons tran.sformation,
and a fcw ycais more will efTa.-o tho laot
veritigo of tho old order.
The prcsenfc prMmoter* of a gtreet-CSf lino
in Fifth-avc. have permitted tho assertioii to
!,.- BBBde taat Ihey bawe obtained fho Bdceaaary
ooBBonta from propeafry-owncra beJow Forty
?.cvrnth-?t., beyond whirh poiot they BO not
Tt-t wiah to prooeed. DecawatioBg "f thia kiod
with reforenod to simiiar eBterpdaea in other
thoruiiRhfaros havo ofton piovod more aanguine
than Rocnrate, and it is qnite p.-ssii.lo taat there
will bo an opportnnity for furthea peraaaaioB
,:i tho preaenl loetance. Howeret tbal b?j be,
Bwreorer, u aot of the Legialatare of 1885
forbidding the ooeapatioa ol Fifth-avo. for thia
pnrpose BIB9t bc oithor rcpealod or untet by tbe
oourtg before practlcal operatJoBa c?b begin.
A atubborn oppositioii at Albany taighi dciYat
or dofer tho project, bnt the fad remains that
ovory siK-oos-^ivo yoar weakena tho pooitiOB of
those who havo hitherto antagoniaed i'. The
acntiinoiitai argBBMBI was 0BC3 veiv Ui
and wo might aa woll frankly acknowledge that
it is abottl thc only argwmcnt BOW left ; bat it
ha*. beooaw a poor defenoe.
TweBtj yeare ago Fifth-avo. bek>w ]'(,ify
serond-st. was an " a\fimo of palaros." in tho
iBoguage and beliof of New-Yorkere, and if wc
rather exaggerated its gloriea it aaa, neverihe
leas, tho statoliost thoroughfaie on the * "ti
Ijnont, and th'e niillions who gased npOB it
ahared trlth its reaidenta tJio convictloB that il
nuist be defended at every jioint againat ?
coininorci.il invasion. There aro still left BOl
a fcw whi.'in tbe piogieae of reconetrnctlon haa
oontlnnally gricvod. and to uhom the opening
of ovory annrl new ahop givea a paog. But
tho roo(-iit jia-t is IrrBTOoable and tho iiour
fntiifo undiapated, and there is no aigdora ln
rofiising to recognize BWBifeal destiBy, boaever
unwelooane it? Boqnaintance miy bo.
Ferhape n<?t thia year or next, poasibly aot
vithin bbla decade, will the Uul barrierof con
fc.or\,atlsin bo broken down, btif be intist bo i\il
fully bllnd who doeati'l aee tbal tho owaen of
riiirfy blocka of ahopa and warehonaea will gome
day in-ist that sot:timotir is unprofltable. We
aro ln 00 hurry to havo that day eome, and we
aro still inolined to think that tho preaenl proj
eet ic siipimrt".! by tho gainful Bapirationa of
the prom.-tors rather than by the appeali of the
popolaoe. There haa oertalaly beeB bo loud,
and general call for gtreet*cara in any part of
Fifth-avo., bnt tho oonunoB rnle ia tbal tho
demanda of traveJ aiv foreseeo aad aopplied
before they become Tociferoua and Inaiatent
CUICAdO AB A METBOPOLiB.
Tho ooBtooTeray ooocerning tbe mctropolitan
claima of Now-V.nU and Chicago, which haa
evoked aueh bb amnsing diaplay of IlliinHs bito
gance, h;us bovn joined in by Mr. Watteraon and
"Tho London llaily Nows." That tho COBtro
veray ahoold havo reached ita preaenl pitch i
leaa aatoniahing than that it ahoold ovor bare
l.oon aerioasly nrged. J'^r our part, wo are
willing to concede nearly everything tbal tbe
friend. of Chicag i claim for that great and
growing city. Narrow localisn alone can with
bold tho Dieed of admiratioB d\w to its aAton
ishing advance in the btal twenty yeara; aod
anybody who qneationa tho aolidity and value
of its achievementa need only drive for a fcw
hours along Ita nagnifleent boul tvarda to be
pennanently ondecelved. Thc album. <>f Chi?
cago riewa, preaented recently to Qneen Vic
toria by tbe Worid'a Falr Commiasionera, typify
with amaaiBg oompleteneM the trae tendency
of Amorican civilization, and no more anggeative
exhibit <>f tho trinmpha of pcaccfnl repnbHcan
isin oonld bo oompreased Into an eqaally aaggow
.' .ti.Ji'iss.
We have no ayinpatby 5\it'i tho gptrit that
decriea the producta of ..ar aociety, bnman and
aniinat.', iiorfh of th.- Ohlo and weat of thc
AllegbanJea. ln Boston and Xew-York the rc
linementa and elegancica tbal age alone can
award aro Beceagarily encountered in greater
iitiin!."!' and varicty. But tn ny that the
great NN'ost and Northwcsl are incapable of
teacbiag ua anuhint,' ia tl.o uay of eaaential
progrew is to a.*sort an indcfensible propoaitJ in.
At tho .saine Ume, to attempl to dctrad from
tho vNiblo an 1 acknowledged eminence of tho
1/ist in pointa whe;c it is etpcciall] fittcd t>.
exceJ i^ an nnfortonate oonfeaaion of infertority
and a vlrtnal proof of tbe iuatneaa of tbe utigma
ol! pro\inrialistn which if is ao atrennoaaly bo ighl
to renoYe. For it is well to remember tbat
an album of New-Tork rlewa would be otcb
more likely t?. laaprcaa a Europeaa potenl ?!"
with f.otions f.f Ataerioaa grandeur, even thongfa
it omittod portraita of alaughter-hongei and
,t .ck-y;kr'!H and hybrid eounty buildfnga. It
mighl ?\<'ii tot.d to aoggeal a bigber ideal of
muoicipal aapiration, a.d would certaiarv oon
liini pretenaiona of metropolitan aacendancy.
of imiu'so. it is eaay t-. [aatituto conapariaoni
()f populatfoB and to iweil territorial irea bj
including deaeri waatea actually within a clty'a
i.n, t- bal entattled I > no m ire coi
thaa liinilar gpacea in the outdcirta of?aa] ih-iv
Uwge aown. The prinary definition of "me
ti-.,]...fis" is "motber dty.'1 Thia at one.
vcals tho strms"st of all r.-a-,.:is w!.v (iii
oago, fw a* leaal another ceattiry, could Detei
bope to gubetantiate bei pre* ol claima, th
on thia poiot Chicai i logulartj obwae.
\|.i.- agglomeratkmi ol brick and >r aw and
tho more buddling of hnman ereaturea are not
enoogh of ibenwelTea t:i congtitnte a tit'o to
snpreiiie eminon.c. If ihey were, JeruaataBj
would not attraet thooaanda of Chicago ta.nr
ists, peraoaally oonducted and uMttacbed.
Atbeai would long ago aare been forgotten,
and Boaae oonpelled to hide its dimioiahed
bead At thh nonent, thc cauaea tbal Btake
[aoodon tbe world'a chief city are largely in
depeadoat ol her populatiofl md eoaainarce,
stn]icndo.is .i^ ti. aai Bta] bc. .-in- js lupieae
beeauae Bowbere elae i;. tbe worid aro collected
v.) vai-t a Braltitode '.f utereata, ao diveraifled a
swaiiii i.f i.i.bi.' aaaoriatlona to tretneadona a
rarieij of raaonrrea for tba entertaJnatenl au?i
diveiaiun of all boiU and coiid.tiuitu 0{ paeB ;
beOBBM withifl her walls all toniperaments ean
ba s'ndiod and all Btopoaaftiefl grafifiod, and tho
natJvtfl of all ritaaa, Moaeow, Bortto, Tokio,
Valparaiio Of Cbicago, made to feel at boBM.
l.vci New-York has not yet attained tbis
fntneaa ol metropolitan gxcaUenco that distia
goisheB Loodoo aBioog tho clt4mi of tho oartb)
but W9 BM gBad N> s.iy 9BO Ifl favt apiiroaching
it, nnd already pOaBenagfl the samo merit in B
notable oogroo. Hnt as for Chlomjo?woll, when
Cbicago caa abow that the element of reposo
is gntoBg BOf adrantages: when she OBB offer
enticementg to the at-tist, tho man of lottero,
tho BtBfl oi lei?ure and the man of tho BOBM, as
well as to the botelkeepor and the porkpaokeri
when 9B0 Ifl oid OBOUgb 99 have oatabliabod
ballowed memoriea an l gobdoed eooagh to en
y,\ ber ireodcur with dignit/, thea it BiB
be tinie to eoaaider the aetual validity of ber
anxions demanda.
BALLOON DI8A8TBB8,
The roll of di-asters peculiar 09 the summer
i is this jear lengthened in an extraoi
dinary manncr. Thero have been about aa
inany perxous drowned as iwual in the surf and
iO boating aeddeataj ill-made icc-cream bB9
ptayed if9 potosBOVJ part cfnViently; excursion
trainfl and boeta and bargea have yielded their
fnll OJBOta of victinis. and the otmtoinary jOflfl
Of life and lin'ih through the other custoinary
ag.nries has been dtriy reptarted. In addition
to all fhcse the balloon ha* now como to tho
fore 99 a donth-dealing device, and biOa W* to
arfa for ItBolf a ghaatly prc-omincnce. lXirinj?
rhe last. two or three WOOkJ there ha* been a
verit.iblo epidemifl of aerial nii*hap?. BeBBO
baJIOOBJ have burst, bobjo pararhutca nave col
lapaod, nnd tn theso and varioits other argyg
aatartling death-rate among aeronauta baa btea
attained. ln one day this BOek three OmBB
ters were reported -. one man fell froBt his
bnlkxm-car into bhe Adriatic 8ob and was
drowned i another oeacoaded with his pauacbute
into Onondagn Lake and was drownedi and
in Colorado three fell with their sf.rm-struck
bailoon aod narrowiy leacaped death. A icb
davs BgO 9 yotlBg womau in tho tVobI tr.ed to
deacend with a paracbute, but it coUopaed and
she was killed; and at about tho BBBM time
nman in London fell with his parachuto up .n
gorno telegraph wiroa and waa kiHed.
Tho aggravating feature of all theae tragrdiw
bj their utter noedlessnoss. The craze for novel
nnd reckleag exhibitions thounandi of feet obore
U,o ground ta aimpiy a BBgering trait ol bar
harism. Tho tbotunuida who flock to eeeauch
oerformancoB do so with acarotdy a bettor
BKHivc than thOM bad who throngod tho Roman
nmphitheatre. The Bp*x*ncle is not amtuung
n,;inMructive;itissi,nplypenlous;andpeo
piM iln5 ted to BOB H meroly by tho morbid
fHariaatioB that danger to humaa Hfo aoomato
exori If it Boro oot that the u.an dinging
U, ihe paradruto Bopeao api*arB to be ta tov
1Ilip,,lt tl:ulger of death. scarcely one of all the
eaping Crowd woold oare to gaze at him. Th.it
ho^nany pleaaoro-aeekem abould PffoBiaoauch
dgradu,g>,o-.Uclosisn,tcr<,1italdetoh,unan
.aLetnoreanwe^garditasal.ogethorcivd
?;,,,,??;, our atatuto booka that such speotae.les
a,c i?er.nittcd. No one ean regard ithO an un
dno CNcrrise of authoii-.v to prohibit pubHc
Sormaaeee of any kind that are daageroini
Lh bo the perfomera and to the Bp^tora.
?d it would bo diffleull to find aaythiag moro
;vurtIlv of prohibition on such grounda than
tbetfl cbeap and Tulgar dlaplaya of BBidihood.
J?dfB Hamfoad, lo the Unlted Slntes Dist.lrt
Conrt 5 Soattle. ha. made a rullng la leepecl to
? ,.!,,? on the aame arlaeipta that governed
, :n;(.PIlt deebuoa of a Uulted State. Commb>
,i?ner ln Buffak>. He hnlda thal andar tbe ?
rioaton Ml Chlnamen wbo are bnproperly ta thla
.?n ust be retnrned. aot io Chhah, but to
C Luuy from whleh they eaine ...to
,ltpdStates-tl,,tis. in HieSpattlcisPtoHrit
i.mbr. TTu?o>eWonaarehaaedoaeoB>
InaaSamm^- l- the reapormlhUit, where it
bclon-_^-_
Where ean the CMeago writora have BOjouracd
wllll ;,re dmerfRTna so v.vidly the swarruj. of ?-?
,(,l!tll,s,hntnn>?lWedtoinfe*tNew.\ork^
Boathera Denmcrats are unhappy; over ^ C^
land-g tardy cpnoaltion to wroU tt i^^S
wronafnllytodubthe-Force bill. II ".ciearij
i u? th-'.t Mr (levelaivl took 8 long while to
i :;;!t.M^-1,H.bcHil1:.valter
,,,. pcrvertora ol the ballot ln the South. HJi
^rnTwaomaofthem. oonatltntedan-exhibl.
Mon of a moral eowardice tha. marka a man aa
ttngreatpi,b?et:?st.- "^"^
benomeway of pUching ap thla *^***
r-rty " aoya -The Charleaton Newa nad C^orler,
. ViV.liv at.lt,, tl,,t end it. c.logizeK the ex
? ^ ;^ tin.'onlvfriendtl, Soi.thha.il
u ?;,. Whlte Honae for a quarter of r. eentnry.
|' js n.eans thal oo BepnbUean Preotdaa Bm
LctSned the ure ofttbe rOmtgaa- tn^?*
?f M|tlra,e. honctt Dnnocrats ihould find lB lt
?orry coiisnlation._
it is not reeorded whleh of the renal Caaadiaa
poUtielaiti ifl to bg boaored with a Dnronetey.
Tbe free Bureno of Uhot Bl Cagtlfl (Jarden,
v,,?,h B maiaiataed by the (krman and Irlah
.letlen, has prnred of greal imne.a to tauat
urnnta arrivlag al thla port, Ihe aetlon ot tba
Treaoury pepartment ta offertog U roomfl ln tin.
|.,ir,?. oflice wiien tne biimieriatlnn neodqunrtem
are removed to EDbj lahaad will ba highly appre
,.nted The Goveruinrnt OOCfl not graat a lease.
bnt M.i.i.l.v giTN rhe Burena u place to carry on
it, arork withoul eoet foi reat aatti such Uma aa
th(. premhwa may be iieeded for other pojpnaaa
I ,|IS i, B gnbataattal teeognlttoa of the senloe ren
dered by the Bureao to the luiu.igraflon bualness
ut the Qoverameaa
lt is u rofrenhlng bhhng to hare a Tn-aident who
ls landeal and not overwhaJaatd wlth aelf-eon
sdouanroa <>f tho eialtod ilgnity of hlfl oflTea.
Ti.e Democralifl preai (xmttnoefl to aneef at
reetproeity and to betttaie bha adTantogjee of an
enmrged foreign market foi Amerieaa exporta.
One Jonranl rafera io bhe bipaolafa treaty ius a
traoaitory airaagemeut that w.n eome lo an end
on July 1 1893| aftei <>niy aiae nonthfl al tenta
uve exiatenoe, wtth the noar eehedum Umlted to
,jX oui ol the nine. Thk ? 9 cbeap deriee for
lloi fne-trade readera, Tiie tranaibory
lobedule will be repmeed at that dato by a per
maoent acbednle already agr.I upon, and en
lurging tbe beaedtB to i^ derivnd by exportere.
-.. aid so anteni a faet beartfully ooneealed P
'1:..- br ikei who was robned wldle eounttag bank
notea on the atreel neai the Stock txebange waa
,.,, more eareleaa In dlaplaying money than many
othera are ta tte Wall Btreel nkrtriet, yot thefta
ire eomparaUvely rarc. Tho eloee watch kept by
[napcetor Btyrnea'i oVteetlvaa i? the prtaclpai rea
,(,n foi the tree.loin noui robbcrtoi whleh the
U'all Stnet bualllUfl uien enjuy. lletcclivea staud
.in the prlnolpa] eornerh abent tlie dhBaTet and
wam oft profeaatoaal bblevofl and watmh naapeeted
penoaa it la one oi tne Btaia eaaaaa tor gratl
i.iHi,- to our efgeteal deteetlTB forea that baa graat
money market .?i bhe eountry is *<> earefally pr<?
toeted lroin the depredatlona al preaBatonal
ilr.e\ *.
009 of Ihe deadl'Cst parallela that could he
iiriiwn weald ba eltatlona ln douhla enlnmaa from
i ^ op eehea <,r Preaidaal tfagriaoa and hw pnsi...
,e*sor. The litemry Btylfl al Ihfl BBO L"? w.uple,
unurtctled, laaaiaoag and nntural. lag BBBmBahfJ
of thu other are coiiipk.v, ovciclahorated, oUicure.
abotinding in misty generalization. and steeped
With self-udtilatlon.
FEBMOSAt.
(iovomor I-ran.ls, of ttnaaarl, la B mllllonafrc, and
thc fouii.lotloti Bf iila fortiine was lald by lnve*tmcnts
ui wheat.
Thc Hov. P.nddln Hamllton, of the Chnrch of the
rtaavealy r.e?t, in Fifth-avc., ttiis ritv, ta spondirg hu
vacatlou ln Newport, R. I.
Alfrod Emorson. Pli. P., hltlicrto professor of Oir-k
at 1-a.ke Forost (Illlnol*) t"nlvcr<ity; hereafter as<oolate
aeefeeaOf of cbvwieal arrhac.jfloKy ln Corncll I'nlveralty,
[tbaea, a. y. t
ABBtag. tho nowlj- elottcd BMBabara of thc Amerlcnn
AaMMtattOB for tlie Advanrcrucnt of Betaace, BfMt ln
M itao al Washlngton, nrc Mlss Maudc Forfo.-etie. of
N'ear-YOrb CI1T, and Mla. <lara I. AltktB, Waa Hclen J.
AltKin aad JatiiCK I'. Ilall, .1 IIIOealJB
Kone Uaotil Duval, |, wbOBI Mrs. Jamca IraWB
Potttr's sl-ter Is enpaged to bo tnarrled, U a nephow 9B
Leon Baf, th" Fremli -t it.-tniin. The youug BBaa*l
fatli?r i? at tho hend af the g?i worhs of Naplos and
Parla. M. Dtrral i- said to have an autiual Ineome of
1,000,000 fr?u< -..
It Is reniarfced ln I!,.-t<>u that Mr. LowellN laco and
i-nifo were aot aa tanlbar to tho e-"on.i aabtta aa were
LoiiRfolloWs. uobaea'a and F.nior-on'-. He was not
a togabir ly.-etim kMtarer, and aaaa his best dinner
fnblo tpeaeaa. wrro dellverod BWBf from the Hub.
pJcTortbelne. BOftaa kne"w lils aaatale, conrteom wavs,
BJ areil as lils Intellootual clfts. A BTftaj from that
rirr meutlon> ohse/ving him one dny tulklng to an
Itallaii organ-Rttndor imwiiuslv. iv-klng hlru abotit
It.tlv nnd trvlnK to IdenttfJ hlit. with one of the aooi.es
which the poct remembered whlle rcsiding ln. that coun
tcr.
MU Franres B. Goode. ftancec of Pr. Edward Eft
gle-ton. Is lllto him dysend.-d from Vlrglnla *toch.
A tattaf ln "The IftdianapotH JoafBBl" from .Madlson.
Ind., eajra thrtt her famllv ha? beea marlted by tintisual
eadowaaaBta, eeltare and atreaf, aataral inoiination to
Uteratare and the Broteeetoaa. Piafteaw o. nrown
Oeede, of the binlthaotit.'in Ir.stitntlon and Natlonal
afBMtUB, and Pr. Phlllp Qoode ..lllotfo. cttporlntondent
..f fho Illlnols Bebool for I>eaf Mutes. aro nrar Mnstnen
of thls v.itng ladv. Mlss (ioode'b charms of mlnd and
, hara. ler are iald to be of ? rare ordor. "Th. Jotirnal
rorreapoDdeat .loriaros that hor aeqaalataoea wttaj
booki is extoaalre, aod l.or pereeptlona, ta*tc at.d judg
ment ln Utorature ao superlor u- t.. Btaeg her ln UM
full.'-t svmnaihv with Dr. F.neloston ln lils labors ln
fictlon at.d historv. kU*a Ooode'i naodtetber, tae iatc
ludgq Mvl.-- l'i-v BgKMatOB, ->t MadMOB. BTBI ono of
the nio-t promlnent liimro- I ? tl.o eariy Jndiriai annali
,,f indlana. Tbla Jodaa Egateaton aod Joarab ( . Kr
rleaton "f Vevay, were .'Onsii.s. Edwaru hculeston.
belng tiio oldeat ?m of .lo-. ph C. EftRlost.m. ha- knovrn
and been Intareatod ln Mlai Qoode from her chilrtUood.
WE TALK OF THE DA7.
BetoBttfiO men havo ofteti .l.vlared thut ladr- Bi
can aid ln sproadini: pnl'iinnary itaaaaee by BM.W.
of the baeUB eoaatag frota eoeaaaiBtrre pa*H*n?ers.
whl.li lo.lt,-) IB tb I <!'ist of the rars. Arcordlng U>
UM exporlnionts of l?r. W. ITtmsiiity, a Gerniau
piiysi.i:.!., tbla danger, batrarar, is not a> gr?at as
tiKinv would have ns eetbrre. a few aaoaiaa ago
UM I.tor, wtth tho ald of a patent instnimeut, eol
|cctc<l larfro qaanttUe. of Baal from the floors, walls
and reabkia. of .'."^ which had been u?ed by con
iumpttvei on ti.e loaraey from BerBa to itaiy. Thls
itttst was in]ort/>d tmder the nklns of geventeen giilnea
plga. The aobaata weie klllott utn wte)w later.
Tarelve Of tbeea, bbob exnmlnation, wore found to bo
ontirely hcalthy. whlle only llvc abtrwed sllght synip
tonis Of tubrrmlo-ls. As ronfincni.mt nndi.iibtodly
Bfleeted the Inn?^ of tho animals, thc Doetor comei
to the ron.-Iiisimii that the railma<l oars, if properly
eteanad at thc aad of oa. h {oereer, wBl ptag no part
ln sprcndlng t!.e dl-"n^o of ronsiimptlon.
A Bceaebar ln loara lost his pulpit for tclling the
trntii. lle aaa a toretale preactar, but detit-l.-i.t ln
ednieatlon, atid oeoaatonaUj oonunirted some arare
mlademeaaora In gtumn.ar. One Bnoday cvenlna whlle
spcaklng ra;>ld.v he made a ro..,> o>-hiiu on Ll-ndtey
>liirrav. No aooner had tbe Motence eaeaMd his
lips tlian be itopped and ^rt^! : - I ani awnre that my
edncatlon la deflclent I reirret tbat I did not bave
ii.- adrantage of good aehooM wblM a boy. if I had
been more f^rtunato, I would now bo prt-iM'hlng to a
more InteUlgenl oongregottoB.* The minWt^T told the
truth, bal lt wa- the taat tlme he preri.-hcd ln that
? iiuts ti.-HBoaton Advertla?r.
?' From the dlary of a maa of the w..rld : 'Dtstp
polutaMOt Is the realliatlrm of o?r dreams.' 'Thero
is o;.o ti.ini? that we eanaef axeaaa ln others: taat
ur uwti liifcrlorlty.'-'?if'liraro.
Waatad More IVa.tico.?" No, lioM.v," ^al?^ hts
motlMr, ?' im l'lo'-p of clo is i|ulfo cnuugli for you."
?jt;- fnnny," reapooded Bobbr, altb an injnred air.
? you -.iv y.>u aro anxbraa f.?r me to leant to aaa
properly, i.'id v.-t >ou aoo't even pire me a chauoo ta
practlre."HWaebingtan iiao-het,
" An nnrxprrttrn pitmpsc ln iSrho.?r st. to-dav of
ri--)fp<-or Alexaader Agaaala," says ''The Uoston Eren
in< Tranarript," "tbat prlneelr lionefurtor of Har
rard foiieiw. remtnda one of .? truit of thls bronze
jaane f;.?.Mi aorU tiavaraer and gtobedredguig aetanttet
uiii.h is w.'ii known to hi- trienda, bat, liko every
rtitnn etae eoocernlng hi> paraonal affalra, aot known
tO tae piit.lli?for he <lot---:s all publlolty of tlie
joamaleae klnd. Ilowerer, Ju-t for one. ono may
be allowed to allade to tbal ebtef vtrtue <>f a aefbattat?
pnnctaallty. A few yeara !.?.'., be waat ta india and
aroand tt.e vorkL. Before be -tatt.'d he gare notiee
tbal be wonkl be baek on sn?!i a day and surh an
iiour. wiion ii.iv and boar eame be aaa on baadl
Thoi-e is a Bapoleonle eoolneaa ln tbat far-plaoniBg
bead of his lhal ihow. tho born leader and manaKcr.
The f'.'itnt.rtil-c Mii-iirn, BOW of uiiormous propoi'tlOllS,
is bta inonuiiieiit as weii a. hta fBther'e."
AUOU8T.
Now rinka tho nn In reddy Maa,
And wakea in fllmy vapor,
The bunbkln lolls beneatli tbe t:-cee
ron indotanl to eaper.
Tho bovln. aeeka tbe iliaded way
with eaodal drooped belilnd it,
Aad every dog lhal iu- his day
i- eerl dn now to Bnd it.
In fore.1 deptba lt ?"orfs that dcath
I- ?nii tin: world - onunnnlng,
No blrd to blrdUng whlapereth,
All natare lir- a.woonlng;
No i|ualls ure on (?..? meadow bar,
No l.rli- tho etber iklmmlng,
No n-li are ln tbe craak, there are
So niaiiy boys ln -wlmriilng.
Half opea si'cin tae ej/ea of day,
Tlien, droway kabea eloatiig,
The bi'tit.dle-^ iandarap. feels thc sway
? if Indnonce rompoaing,
In short, 'bmit everytblng i- wi-apped
l ti alumber mo-t empbatie,
EA<ept th.- -uininor bowder trapped
Up In tlie old farm attlc.
?(Uoston Conrier.
The domatt.l f.ir frult raa. thls year will bo un
usiially grt-at, eooordtng ti) ti BMrebaol in Mlclilgan.
Tho reaaon for the demand wlfl be the targe fratt rrop.
jn BBeblaaa akme it i- belbwed tbat b,000,000 bu->bels
of peaebea wiu be gtaberea. The erope uf iiear* and
phuaa proailae alao to be baaafffal in rartaaa part.
of the eoaatiy. BeanaaUeal boaaewlree woaM battar
bay their fmit raa., taaraaara, as aoaa as Baaalbla.
bcruuse in all probublllty they will be leargff than
nsuul.
?' You havo BO Idea of tlie BBBabar of d p we are
trouble.l with <.n every ualn." .-md Umductar Lou
Ulohanlson at thtj WlBdaor HotoL "And the worat
part ..f it la, tbe women wiu protest ao hanl acaln't
barlng Btalr pel poodlei pul bt taa baaaaae-ear. neae
ordcrs inii-t tie i,bcyod, but it ls dllli. uit to mahe a
wimuui beBeve it. Tiirtr buabanda or childron may ?<<
lu the Cajrgu^e .-ar or anywhere elae, bal taey eannot
.-tafjd It to he KParatad frmii tlit-lr 'dear ilots.' One
a-oman told me tbal ibe v\as afial.l that a tnink mlglit
fall on 'Fl.lo' and hurt hlin if he wore put lu the bag
gaga-ear, Tbat remlnda ma of what tho re-t of a.
raUed a Jobe. WblM ?a.,in^ |or a tratn, a aoman
allowed ber pel to gambol along tlie tr-irks. llaaByi <
ear ba<ked np witbont maklnf mnch of a tiolse and
tiKik otT the dog's tall. Tho womaa wa- mad throunh'
at.d thrmgh. >\u- to.>k tae tallle-s Uog up In her aru.s,
kiaaed lt, and saia to Uie engjneer:
?? "You-brute : \Miy <Urt you do that "
'?The englneer ropllod In tt." ibbm -tr.iti: 'Why
dldn't you keep yoor . dog ,.ff th>' traek. "
- Tban .SMrybOdy laughed exorpt tho wou.a.i."?(Mln
la Trlbane.
puES OHIO WANT A BOUKO CCBBaWCYl
From The St. Louli OutM Detnonnt.
When John Bberman tnkf- tbe ?tump n fow dnvs
beaa. tae peopta ol Obio wiil hair. o'.o privilege of
bearlng Un* monetary .(ti.-tnu dlaeoaaad by tlie
greateat l.ving antbortty on th.t laaaa.
ONB WAY To DIBG0UBA01 Jl'POE LYNCH.
From The BOffl ? 11' ald.
There can be no aaeattOB that the nledge of tlie
law's rcpreaentaBve. to tiio peopta of Iianuver, that
If thoy aUowed tbe law to take IU cour-e tiio foul
murderer lAlmyl siwuid aare a pron.pt tri.1, wiu be
kept, it is bettor tor the trputatlon of New-Hamp
shire as a law-abldiiig stato that thls nian ahonld
reoelve his doon from the proporlr co't-tituted trlbanal
thau ut the haiid- of an angr)' uioh. bowesMr righteoua
Ith wrbtb and lndl?natloti. lt is bettor for tbe cause
of peace aad M-.uiity thro.igl.out the laagBB and breadtu
of the laad.
-a>
IT tt (IIAIlACTKi:, NOT SI7K, THAT TELI.S.
lyom The Indlauapolls .lnuinal.
v.-i-mont i- a amall stHto. but her btotarie baeb>
grottnd and patrlotle reeard Kive her crand piufBlttaBa
\ i.ir.tiiai moKT do aomoooD.
From Tho Milwankee BBattBeJ.
We hope Dataeat. Sanlal will be able- to jonvltne
tho forelgn Anarchtata (ln tbe Bni?M?ls n.cUi11hI < on
tiiut ti.i- (.tatomaot ut-out tbe bata of wa nce
and the home of the bruve larlnic a "ball l U jrue and
tluit the aur. way tu es.-ape tlie ml-oiv of tlil-* hcll
la tu stay away from our too-opeu doon?.
ENGLI8H P1CTURE&
AN OLD F1LGRIM IN OLD HAlNi,^.
SOLTHAMPTOM AND IT5* .V>SOn ITJOBB -A BUB
THROUGII THE WE-T OF BPfJU M>-I!XR?,L
SCENF.RY-THi: Bfl \Ki BflAfBl cnuiicif
AT STRATFORD-IPOS-AVOX.
raox a aTArr coastapo^otTr or rn* TKiaetai
Warwick, England, July 30.
Early in the morning of a l.rilllant July daf
the Scilly hlar.de came Into view, a httlc to the
sonth of our coitrse, and we coul.l *ee the great
wuvr. breaking Into llying maenca and long
wreatha of silver foam, on their grim aliorea and lu
their rock-bound chasms. Vct a little while and
the afeep clifTs of Ornwall gUmmered into ah)
prospeet, and MkBl came the douhle towera of um
fJaBld Light, and we know that our voyage wa.
aceomplislied. The rest of the aail U thc fatutliar
panorama of the (,'hannol ooast ?lonely Eddyatone,
kcopiiig lt? sentinel watch ln aolitudc and danger;
thc green paature lands of Start; the oraga ot
Portland, gray and emerald and gold, ?hlni:ig and
changing and fadlng ln silver miat; the ahelnng
fringos of the Solent; tha aandy covea and greeix
ni.ls of tlM beaattfal Me of Witflit; and placid
Soufhampton Water with lt.s little lighthousea and
its creacent town. vltal with the iiiceaannt enter
prlse of tho present and rich with splondid a*ao.
ciation. of the past. Thc gloaming Bad N-gun te
.He into the nlght when wt landed, and ln the
? leepy aflllneaa of the vacant streets an<l of Um
qBatl Inn Wi were Iobb consdous of that feeling
of peace and cntnfort wblcb is the tirst scnwtbm
of the old traveller wlio conies again into EnuUnd.
It Is the sensation.-aftor long wamlernig and
nitieh viel?.sitnde,?of belng at home and at r-at;
and you aaMaaa lind it i-laewlioro.
Many days niight be pleasantly and pnfitably
spent in Soiithnmpton and its storied BetfBBMfBeea.
Vou are at the mouth of the riv.-r Ifohon-the
nvcr of baek Waiton. who ItVed and d.e-i at ven
etable Wincheater, ot.ly a few miles away. Vou
nia.y fiee in tne ohaatl of the anolent Donuis [)ei, the
burial-plaoe of BeTofa and QlBf and l.hamhridge,
tlie coiisptratora who HuU.'i'-d death bf tha u\e, for
their treason against King llenry ihe Flfth; aud
M y. n ettBd bf ti.oir eepelehre you wiu
rememiier, wtTh altogether a new intereat and
emottoB, the noble, pathefic speech-certainly aa
bi?h a strain of pure etaejaaBM and taftf pattion
as tTiere is in our hvigusce?with which Shakc
sp?are makes the heruio I'rin.-e .leplore and re
I.nkc, at, thc BBBM iustutit, thc BtaBBtaad Bf the
friendship in which be bad eutlrely bchevcl aud
troated. Theaa lords were biheaitH yaat aetetda
llar Gate, and were burie.l in St. Julian's Alma.
boaaa in Winklc-st. Other l.istoric tvitcs are ao
eeaathlf*-KlBf John's Honso. in Wnc Anfhor Lan<>,
and King John's I hartor, in tha Audit Ilo.se; the
llridewell Gate that. was built by Henry VIH,
;ind thc Spanish PrtaBB in li'igb'-st., that waa uwtl
in the time af Qeeea Annc. <>r if you look for
literary Btannlattflfal Bflt far Irom llar-st. is *
ohurcb commemorative of Dr. Watt6, who wu
l.orn at Soufhampton; while in on" of the rhurelv
jards you may tind the BTBve of Robert PoU/Mk,
who wrote "The Coaraa of linic,'?a poem niuoh
read and adndrcd, espcoially bf pious pc-ople, flfiy
jreaiB aaa. Fat my part, caring baa little for th.
Maaa of atebet Wattri or PoUaek, I was more deeply
imprcsscd, at Southamptoii, with persotial mem^.
riee of old comrades and friends,?of Artetua.
Ward, who there died, and of Kdward S.thera,
who is there buried. It scenis but yoM.rday smc
tltose lords of frolio were my comp.niot.s; bat the
grnss baa long Imhmi growing over them, and tba
naata of their lauithter has died BWBJT.
A plcasant cour.se, if you would drift from th*
Channel (Kast into tlie Mi-ilandi, is ta ffo from
Southampton, by eithei Win.'i.oster or haa .liie.jtiy
ba BaHaharf. T,J aaaaa^atadtaj au.i ttaaea BagaV
ward bf PaadlBg and Oxford. Another goed way,
?whirh thia tlme wr.s niine?is to lattef slowly
a!on? the Wcsf of Kn^rltni'l. takln? the trio.; af tlM
eathedral tawaa, and vfcwlBf whatever of histofia
ititerost ruay l>e obscrved tn th?*i' plaoes nnd in the
pleasaiit ani uiemoraMe rep1?o? *rnich enrtron
them. There ahould 1m no liiexorablc ronte.-loe
tha ehief ehana ?f Eaalbaa araeat is the llhaakf
of capri.-c: and whtehever way you turn you are
iOIC to lind some pcealfai baaatf that will reward
yoiir qoea*. M.v path af bte haa travorse.1 Nilia
i.tiry, Am.'sbnry, Staaebeoa?, (ilnstonl.tirv, \V.-I!s,
Chettdar, Briatol, Okroeeater, w*oroeatat and Evt*
hani, and all thc while it haa BMBBed to BrfaaJ
thmiigb a fairf reaha of Baweca and af drcams.
Eaeh part of Enpland baa its ehawBlat BaaaUarb.
ties, bat the leaeral eaaraeteTtattea or Baatiah
aeeaerf are BBifarm. The eirios are tba warta
abopa. The r-st ih one ?rcat gardea of dtoiaiaed
Md ever-changinK beaatf. Aa you ranire tbrouab
t!,e c.nntry you aaaa on wo.oled hills la the guBB
tnoring distance. dnrk or bn-lit. beneath skios of
i-ain or snn?ncver one thing loag, bal alwaya h.kle,
like a capricioiis uirl whoat loTellaeaB is 1U0 more
bewttohiag becanse uustirc. Greea ti.-his nll th.
loreaToaod, lo wbleh caitie are grattag and shrep
are couched beneath the trces. Here aud there
a btately BtaBarhttaag gleanis from it.s lor.ily urorc.
Little .cottages, pi.turcttqnc witb roofs af thatch
and Wttb tiuy l.itticc.l winuows. iiestlc bf tlie
imihddl Some of the lields have just baal
^leaiied and ploughed. ao that Iba baie earth, in
rich brown aqaarea, affords a lively contrast with
uieadows of brilbant graaa aud great niassts of np.
pling barley. Now and theu yoii scc a aootalf marl
with het awkward tttak ? tl wfoatag ia tbe Baadaai
of a aapaa. Vellow hafBtaeBB, artf.illy trimmrd.
attract tbe eye. and circular clumiaof trecs upoD
tbe hill-?lopcs atteM the wiae foraatalag BBM ?
Iba Rardeners of long ago. The land is geBttf
undnlatmg. nnd down in tha valleys tlu-re aro row.
of ],ollard willows. by which you may tr.ioe the
earreal ot a biddea atieam fbi away, or aaaf
at liand souietime., snudenly apiH-jrs a gTBJ spire
or a grim tower, illgafBtiaa, a Ihattghl ot M mo
Baatfe aeelaatoa or a reminiscenco of hist.inc ao
ti.jtiity. Whlte ronds, oft^u void for mau.v milea
t.,ttallf of vel.lolob and [>edestriart6, wind thr?ugb
thc IcA-el plains and over tbe Itdaee af lonely
i.ills. Rivers gleam in the laaeaaaae, ????
rsptd nnd some tranqaiL Kaiu.lou.ls drhl
frcqucntlv o-cr tbe scenc, but only tanri
ta niake it more BWeettf neautiful.
Ihe paat and the pres-nt, are softly Idend.-.l |B th'?
(tentle pa^eant of wood and BBBkdew, BBfk and
.?oninion. cl.urrh and catftlc, lawn and paateraj
elottita that are lihe alath of bronze and earth that
i.s claii in emerald and acarlet: while over all the
btaad eiaaaaf af thls Tartaaa taaeUotaa, m ahha
the fiaah ^'arlands of Natnre flrrk Wttb |a'r??uin?l
I.1....IU UM ..?rntnblliig rellea or an historh; BBf
Bfebitaeteial gran.leur that Is dead and goae, the
akiea af aaaaaaai braal with a taaadtettaa of aaaf*
lt \t> sha Baaaral Baataa for eaataaa af avenery
that araaBBta .ui ffaajhataaBB to visit sChet *l"d*:
t.itt ba can flnd no other Jan.l that lft so rich a* bfJ
bwb la Ihaaa treaaaied ..t aaajiBttaB which are
Iba pia Bf tnivcl. One bttle pictnro of tbe old
fauiiliar Sliakespearv couutry lin which lof a while
I have restcli may staud for many that are
eeeWtaatty witl.in hia easy laadk a ?atnl .'?''
of forty-t'ne >t.-i)s givea access, for the adventuroua
evlorer. to tbe ringing-lott af the tower of Strat
ford Ihuich. and a la.lder of ninetmi rouud* w^iU
then conduot him to tlie t.cll-ohanilMr above. m
ma fOlaib farthet, If he like. to do ?o. and ao
eend iiito the interior of the atono apirc. '|,u w
aaa the oak spne, covewl with htata th.it Miake
speare saw, but oue that replaced H II IT?"ta
From the rmging-loft a BBtaD Balaal arttl |fM V*
exref* to thc cbaiiorl rw.f. In all directiona the
Biaaaaet from the tower ta BBBattfal. Lookiug
waarward aloaa tha navr. the ahaagaet wB m^
B lllllllll T'l part Bf tlM old town-the .late-rool.
of ite thick-chuiteting, red-bti.k .Iwcll.n^ aaN
with recent ratn and shi.ung h tbe MM IBf>
ii?ht-rvnd invvotid it Ihe baht caaat and frtaj
atoaaa af ttaitfaa B1H, when ??*? wlM th.-me
urow. in awect luxunati..C a'^1 *Uvre "^"ai
oloee to ftalbtaH). tha aatjl, aa he strolled wita aa
swectheart in thoae tfafatai Bafd when **/"
young. may have found tlie fragraut bBBB
the IfaataBBaaat Nighb'B I>wa*n. *****?.
aaajMB the crag-Uke biU of I*** onw ;l fffi*
I bold of tbe Daaea. aud far away thc loia'lv W^aa