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TUJS8DAY, JANUARY 19, IttS.
_^E_,V_jl;Aa-iES.
TIIE NEW8 THIS MOBNING.
Foreign.-Tl.e prcvulenct' of i.illuenza haa W ?e
the B-bandonineBl of Ihe plaa for ? publie pi<"''-a
aion ia LonOea oa tae airivaJ tbeia of the Duke
ot G-H-aea'a body. - A large number of per
sons were drowned. und niany oti.eria were crn^he.l
to death. hy the eollapse of a _e_df8 over tlie Kiver
Kura, al Titti-t. ssssa A Lunilred men were en
tombed for alx hours in a burnlng mine iti Seot
land, but were n-scued. == Mr. tdniund \ates
avrites of the Woild of Ijondon.
Congrests.-lioth bmnolies in 6rfsi,,n. ? 1*8
Senate: The J.ra Abra < laini was conaliiann-aJ. -
The Houae: The bill relati-_ te iwhlifl halkUai
I was read and explaineil.
I Domeetic.-Tiie |_ata_CBt da*_Jed l.imwlf to nll
viaitote anil worke.l on hi_ ('hilian nte>?i_e to Coii
Krv.-*.: naval preiiaiatioii*. aentlanad, *^--= Senator
Aapinall, at Albany, oftered a reftoluti<.n ilischar_
ing the Judiciary l'.niiuiittee fion. conBiJeiatu.u .,(
the caaes of Senators Sa-Baa, Erwin and o'C'onnor;
after a lively debate it WB8 defeated by a pmty
vote. x^ata The Aniariean Woman ____ragc Asa-joia
tion beKan ita uiniual BBBBmBB at Waahini'ton. =?
6iv men weic killel U] M explosiou of a pow.ler
?411 at Ontiui Clty, W. Va. = ? PiaftBBoa
Josep!. Lovi iin_. ol Harvard, i? dead.
-C'ity and Suburban -The N.-w Vi-ai's brall nt
Maaliflon BqiMN __**_ea was a brilliant Bucreas.
?.-r The 'IVpothctae eelebrated the one-hiindn-d
an.i-e.bty-aixth anulvetsary of lVnjamln rrank
lin's bilth with a .li.ii.ei at the Hotel Hrunaavi. k
_rr__r; SearvuUt, <>. II. ChaBflBBU'l IllJIV, WHS p.UClrU
al tiu.l in Hrc.kly.i for shoollug Mrs. Chapmaii.
___.--: He.iiy ('?? Unwd, who is known as t.l.c
?alasherr aaaa UwUoted for cuttiug William Mul
ler'a throut. - - Tha dilBBtai- al IIM Missouri
Pa.iH- JUi.li'oad fka**4 ? leaalat-BB N_B_BllB_| an
extra nieeting of Iha Alvi.oiy Uoard of tl.e We.t
ern Traftic Aissocintion. ? ? lhe Kev. L. ('.
Barney, paator ol tirace Tr.sbyterian thapel, aaked
to resign; he is cl.siged will. holdi.iK BBBfttiodo.\
vieavs. ?i-Stocks were more active, but ut tlie
expen_e of vahies: Iha 'io-iin: *B_1 unaettled ou
news of the a<*tion of Iha Mkaaoil Ilae__8 directors.
The Weather.?Forecast lor to-day : Warruer at
Ilret. with rain, e____g___| io snoav; oolder und
Olearln| at night. Temperatuie yehtenla.v : Hiehest,
4b degi*e<r?, loav.-*.t. -U ; avciage, Al 1-4.
0-.. . .. .'__
L?r. Ciotsby's chtlich hM failcl in at l-u.st ono
efTort io BBOOM a BUCCNMbT to tho ablo aii'l
|_Me_4?d niiii;.s?-r avhu sarived it so nianj J__a_L
So finuial uili a\as extended to Ur. Oaoc_aj T.
I'lirvo*, of FlttabdUg, but he waa invited to con
sidcr une and dcrlinf-d. Dr. I'uivos is i-e^'trded
us one of the stroiige.t MUO-f the roungcr men
in tho 1 _.s.vtoriau body. an.l if hc liad con
scuit'd to i\ ne to Neav-Voik bo yai.uld have
pi-uvod a valuable an|.iisiti?n to the local iinnia
terial raadlB. The larjie plaee whicli Ur. Crosby
(KT.ipieil in thia aoinmunity cannot be lilled: but
the cli.iice ol a paator l?.y the Fonrth Avomica
Chim-b i?> a inatte.' of wicle j.tiblic intoicst.
?? Finhti.i!: J.-flr" Aspinall. tho Sepahlictui Bra*
ator fruin BfOOklja, ju.'illed hi*. sobriqnet l.y the
plut'ky Btand which he mado, la-t Dight _|bJosI
Lieuteiiant-(.ovei nui- __M9_k_JI. It is ? wotnler
Ibat, the douiineoiiur uiaj.rity did nut jiilloiy
him as 'Itey did Senatui-s Sixton, Krwin and
O'Connor livt ueek. The fact is .Mr. AfpinaH's
rcsolution i-ffei-ed the DcnifXTaus a ccintortable
way out of the eiiibana-asment icsiilting from
thdr ill-(-4.:..sid-iod a. tion. Hut they MN not
\ai_? eaough to "take OCCMitall bf tho haud."
Tne lirooklyn Senatora conduct, hoavevcr, eervee
notiee U|>on them that the Republican minority
aro not to he hrmvboa'en and bulldozed with im
p.mity._
The t .uiinission which is responsiblo for th?
i.av mc-thoal of execution in thia State bas, by
eqiiCBt, made a aupplementary report to the
'_ej*i..amre on toe quostion ..f afllowing ne\\K
japer reportena to -aaitne.a exectition-a. It ad
.letes to it* origina! position, that this would be
nnavise. In view of the attitudc or tho piesa
and of Govornyr I'loaat-r**. stiong lecommt-nda
tion, it i? not likely thut the LcKialafiir. avill l .
Ki.ided by thia report. The demnnd for the re?
peal ol that part of the law which excludes re
porteis from and forlu'ds the ptiblication of ac
t-ounta of electrical executions lt too .strong to
io unheeded.
? ? 4> ' ?
The men who are activoly engaged in pro
mB&BB th? Droicct of r_n_olidatin_; New-York,
Brooklyn and Un adj.i.ont territory ire no~
takiag 'ho <-oin?40 they abonld bave . h ..-.*n iti
Ibe begiaaing. Th<* bill irhich they have agro .1
tn gjfer to Um LegiBlftttne providei for th<- mb
B-u_aion *if Um qacBtioo ol conaolidation to ?
popniar vote. Tbal i< tbe way, aml tbe only
w.ty ut* enn eoneeive of, '" Hnd out wha: pnblio
nontimont <.n Iho BMtter i-- If BfOokljB, Btaten
Uland, Lioag Island City, etc, vote in lai h
of coaJeecence with tho big city .ni Maabattan
Nland. that trfiTeetUe U?e qoastioa, an.l notbiog
but formal Je^islative action will then ho re
i_.iired.
Kx-" Pranier*' Mil_ bw retnrned from Texns.
and fndging by s.in.lt v remarkd "f Texaa newi*
p.tjvoi-s regardiag the defeated candidate for Uie
9peakeiahip, he eoold noi have liad a pleasani
vi-1 BBMNIg his rnnstifitrnN. .-'ome of Iho TeiBI
edii ira hav* Ixhti taUdag aboal Mili-* in a way
that must mako hir* oars Ufigle. Mr. Mills thinks
it wl?f* lo postpOM BCtion and BgitaUon on froo
coinage, and to B-gnify tho attaeks which Mr.
Spiinfior is going to Btake opon tho tariff. -\
srnod niany Texas peopla do not, Bgree with him,
and they find fanlt with him vigOltMl.ly. If Iho
Sage of ('oi-si.ana wc;e B-costoBied to uso the
o:\pressivo lan?iia?e of William McGlory, ho
would probably mv that ho was MgetUag it in
tho neck."' _^^
PBACB.
Onr* trooble about war i** tbal iii only rara
iBBtaneea da tho people wbo hav.- to pay tbe cob!
of it havo any idea what it i<* B_a_ttt BBtii it i?
all ovor. and thon thoy soo lhar not only BOthiBg
has heon pninod hy it, but that it nlght have
been oasily avoided. The eourae of tho atoek
market indieates that capital. which is tli** m<>s:
sonsitivo as woll as the mor*t important factor in
tho roilatiuns of States. has- taken a Middcn alann
ovor rhe possihility of a rupturo with Chili. That
i..s son^itivoii'-'.'rH i** without sonso is plain 6B0*Jgh
to any ono ?ho considers for a Bomeal Uiat tho
Ktuck- whieh wont olT in tho market nv.st posi
tivoly worc thoso of tbc trnnsoontinontal raUroad
con.panies wblcb in tln* ordinary 4*oiirso of ovonts
would niost profit by a war which. would bring
to them the. increa**od ti-flit- aii-ing from a war
widi ono of tho Pac-k Coast repubUca. still
tho.simploeirnimst-.nce that the maik.-t h;is h-en
Bffeoted hy runiors of a dL.tuibaiii-e nf ..nr peai-o
ful rolatioiir. with a riater South Anwrican re
pnblio is in ItBBlf sufliciont to tliror' general ar
tontion to tho situation in that regard. lt mea i.n
than in iho niinds of men there is surh a pOBSi*
l.ility of stiainod rolatioTis rosultiiiK in open WBI
that it has to bo takon into aceoiint in tho cal
oulations of mon who mean to tnkc no riakl in
their investinonts.
Wesoe no reason, notwith.**;andin{: tho flurtna
tions in tbe ?t<*?k maikot. why t-Oie should bo
a war. The tiadi?i?ns of The Tkiiunk ara
peaoe-loviBg. To any ono who kn.ius them it
is uBB-ceaaary tosay that th<*y tae nol cowardly.
Its inatineto aro for jx?ac43; for |k-iico in ju-*t as
broad a erense as it araa ever advooated by Mr.
Brigfat or -Mr. UladBtoBBi but nol in tho houbo in
which tho piep.isse4s>i<.ns of thoso gentlemen f'-i
a quiot life as dosciiiiod by Kinglake biaderad
them trom st_ndinR up in BUpport of a grea
canse. Our view is that the relations between
natioiis, preai OC BBttU, BM and ou;*i?t. t.i bo tbe
samo a.s lior*v<*oii gonrli-mon. And gontionian i
a toi-m that should 1"* ooaakle-od u* neaning
fwmothiiiR lietwoon natioiis. as well as lie'.woon
individoalt, when they Bnd ih.-msoiw.s loaing
their trnapcr. AaaoBg gentleaen qoite a new
rulo has aiis-ii in iho laal thirty yeara. Thirty
yean ago or BON it was considered lhe prop.r
mark of a geoUeaaan 11 ri*e up npon a point <>f
diffeiencc and siguify a wiUingneaa to .*<ottio iho
qnestiou in what, WM tallod tho " field of In.nor,'"
from whkrh ono imisou waa takon doad to a boaae
that oonld novor I.e rostorod and ina>k* pixA, and
the other went away with a OOBBCieaoe that lould
never afterward lx* flW ftore N-KMBB. Thi' i
all thore was to tho Beld of honur: all thera \\a
to that m.ih'id of retUiBg difTerBBcea of oi.in
ion. Theie was a time when that aarl of thing
waB redii4*ed once for all to tho " ad ut._iiitJ.iiii."
lt was when CoBgrea__an Potter, of .Vireon
Bin, propowod to an emin.-i.t peiBOB, who had not
then seon the folly of duelling, i-i -it ,n froai of
him on a benrli and oonclndd iho Btatter iu <I_
j:iite Wlth bowic-kiiive..
Uetwoen ti.is coBBtry BBd Chili tbere rs no
qnestiuii wh.tevor eXCtpt BOOh a- can I". MtUed
by two geatlenefl .sittin^ at a table. Aad the
g.'iitleman eittiiij; at ono siilo nf ii need l-.y notb?
iog o_i >''>'. whea the otber geoUeman haa told
hia itory, limply to a*k : " Woll, all this being
baid. what do yon think WOBkt bo _.<mr due a. a
gentlMBBB? Uera aro dilloien.es of view: tu
srttio thom should yon my that on ilio irboie
we owo you an ipologj or do you owe nr. OM**1
Thon wbat? Woll, tho." i- this to be taken into
at-oount: thata well-brod gentlenBU with awn*.
of honor that stands alonc and diata not need to
have tribu1r*s paid to it by Bnyb '<ly can afford
to -uiitnib to aiiRhts or dhnreapeet from anybody
who i? anf?'?', but who cannot stiiko luceM-fnlly
from tho ihoolder or linj* the bell with a pittol,
Aad batwaan natioiis, what? Nothing but thin:
that a nation really great doea not perinit it>elf
to lose bs tomper?but waits. It d..es not lik>.
to i.e Joatled in tl.e proceniioii or inanlted on it*.
way, but it dtier, not )et itwlf into a qnarrel npon
mere pretoxts. The main quality ; the Btaying
quality of a great nation. is ihat it, in not eaaUy
disturbed in its fdMper. that it stands for jioa.o.
The next quality?always aeoood; Btway.
Buho**din_i->-Ls, that wben it is jiusiiod bcyond
enduranoo. it lij?ht?t.
(HII.IAS TOBPBDO WABFABB.
Tho j.ro*^)e4t uf naval oporations in (hilian
wa'ors tonda to revive intororst in the e_pe**iaenta
in torpodo waifaro eeodocted la?i year <'.i tbe
nitrate roast. An Amerioan lieet s<-nt into Sontli
ern wiiteis will he r*X|Kisr.,J t,, BMBUlta fiom toi
pMo craft BbnUar to ih.iso tritnaaacd al CaJdera
Bay aml lijuiipio barbor. At firat aigbt Uw
bmbbbb is b Mtiotn one, sin.-o tho Ii-hnnoediat
BoUlla was Buecemful i.. ainl?ng tho Blaneo, the
flagahip t_ the Chiliaa Navy. lt will be so natu
i_L to Bttach iindiio iinportanee to tbal arent
tbat a lui.-f reoital of the oircua-itaooe. will bo
timely.
The Blaneo waa taken by aurpriae when tbe
ofticors were on .shoro at a dinner party. ShtJ
lay at aiuhor in Caldoia Bay, without baring
a reanftt-light ia ure nor a patrol laonch nauuied
and in it-adiniv-s to gife tho aiann. 'J'ho Halma
oedist turpede catchari Condell and Ltynch, oom
mandod by two daredevils, ontei-exl tho bay on
a dark night and CMpt ii]> iioiselossly toward
thesbip, preparod to atta4k heron oppoaite ridOB.
At the distanoe of oul* hnadied yaids iw, u,i
pedoes were discharged from Uio Condell wittioni
effeot. The presonce of the enemy was di*cn -
ei*ed, and a broadside ditchirged at tho Condell,
which went ahead at full speed. .Moanwhilo
tho Lynch, which bad ajipioached within pistol
ran^e, diacharRed a torpedo amidshijw und tho
Blaneo sank within three niinntes, CBRyiag dewjl
with hor aTl hor et_W. The destrtietion of tho
ship OOnld not havo 0000 ait'uinpli.shod if all
preoautions had not bo?'n OOglectl d by h'-r ..flii . I.
Tho best ovideni. of thi.*. i?* tho laik of MOCOa.
in BehOBfeanl opet-atioi-t. when tho Condell en
iBied Iquiquo barbor and HMghl in vain for an
opportunity for dostroyinj; tho Cochrane and tho
Bnaaoar. When the insurgont fb^et Bppreaehed
V'tilparai*) at the closo of the war theie WOW
at leaat four torprdo-boata in the barbor, but a
sharp lookoub wai kopt day and night, and tbe
Iron-clad*. rrnhct- and trentr-orta wcw n? at
tacked.
Tbe Con lell aad Lynrh will bo ayaila ?le tor
operation. again*, an American Bcel it there ai
i, stlle operatioM on Uiat c ast. Wblle differ
, ?,-:; n-"d in-i year, they are leipcdo-catchei ?
deaigned tor beating ofl! aa attack from torpedj
lauBchea. They are ca.able of making IU nr
19 knota when in the b al i mdition, bavedouble
?crewa for manoeuvriog with rapidity, are eaeh
uined with HotchkiM and Uatling gnm nnd
Bve Whitehead torpedo-tubea, and are pto-id -I
with atrong ienrch-light?. While they are ap*
parentlj formidable bdot. fot offenrive opera
tion., tbe. .an eaailt i.rertaken bj vesrels
i.f high ipeed, and a *_ng_ ahot wnnld anffico
le send one to tho botton. Mr. Ilerrey, the
reireapondent <>f "The London Tiniea,*' rrho
made three croiaea with them, deacrlbea tbom
m boxea of deUeate machinery whieh i? i" lw
minenl danger ol braakiog down. "Shonld a
aiagle miflaile." br- reuarka, "hit one of Uie Bve
torpedoes whieh with tbeir tnbea take np con*
liderable ipace on deck, Uie vensel wonld at
once i"' l."-*i -I with iti own petard.M
Thion-hn.it the laal Wea( Conal war there
were rhreo regnlar fcorpedo-Iauni hes ar Valpa
niisn. l.ut no uae was made of them. appawntlj
becauM they were not Bt for cruuing along
the nitrate eoaal with the Ijnperial. Tln* Ald".
and her two matea are imall ciaft Buah with
tbe water and baving hlgh apeed. Th.?
lanncnea would be inore dangerona BntagoniBtji
owing tn Uw difiknlty of aighUng aad hitting
them, erpecially at nlght. Tho utility of craft
of this kind in naval irarfara is atiil to be de
mowtrated; bni it is not probable Uml with it.
full eqnipment of px***BM BWu*cb*>-ghtB ind
with due diligence on the part of commanding
offleera tke Beet wonld be expoaed to txriom
danger fron them._
GAG MB1B0D8 IX TBB 8TATB sEX.ilT.
l- nin-t hare occutfed to the Democrata of tho
Senate before this tbal in ruahing through the
l.iiiiiii.'iatn.n bill as ihey did tbey eommitted an
antaaing bltmder, a blundor as attpid aa il waa
blg. Tbey aara Bucceeded al Un rery Uireahold
of the waaion Ib diacrediUng their moUvea; in
conrincing Uie eandid membera of both partiea
that thej aro .-iin|.T_T part-ana .-f Uie nwal >...
icrupuloua type. The tnuroeration bill is con*
oededly oi.I :h<> moat importanl .-f tl?*- general
measurea of tbo ie?aion. I" vitally ixmcerna all
tho people of every aei tion "f the State. Nevi r
tbek-a it wai forced to a paaaage Uie day it
v\;_ pierented withoiit giviog tbe miaority mem
ber. of tho body any opportunity, however
alight, of eiamining it. X >r did thia fraud-made
majority contenl itaelf wi:h tho perpetration of
thia anparallelcd outrago np n Republiean Sen
Btore. Several of theao Republicana aaturally
refuaed lo vote upon a meaaure <>f which Uiey
knew nothing, and rimply becauae they refuaed
tbey new placed in contempt and thctir nantea
w, ra twaaed f. n iho roll. There eann 4 be anj
differenee of opinion am mg reputable dtiaena, I e
they Bepublican. or be tbey Democrat*, in re*
gard tn tbe nature "f this tranaacUon. The
li.-in . rats i.f tbe .-*< ii.-i!.- diagraced themaelTea
niri.l" ir plain an daj Ihal they cannot be truated
wi-'i -h.- grave buaineaaof lawmaking, tbat they
can on!.' be tnuted t.> uae their power for part,*
BggrandixeBient in utter diaregard <-f Uie meth
oda which ooghl to prevail in deiiberaUve bodi -
_enator Baxton, one ol lhe Kepublican 8en
Bton who bave '?<???n*\>'a"-l in rontempt, in tbe
interview with him whii ii Tm. Tbibi'XB printi i
yeaterday vividly portrayed Um crime agaiuai
the people, Bgainat reputable legUlaUve mctboda,
Bgainat Uie minority, which **..s oomaitted bj
the majority. ll<' dire I. d ttteation I i Ute - |
nificant fad that thua Ear only r*i\ "f the Hftj
four rulea arhicfa bave hitherto regulatod tbe pro
reeding. nf the Si nat~ bave b*?en adopted. Wbj
have tbeothen t."- been adopted -' Why, for tbe
in-' time in Itahlatory, baa the previoua queation
been recognised In the Senate? I'or parUaanehip
pure and aimplo i in order to give tbe I ?*?-n***. tata.
mean and cowardly ndvaatage to wbirh thej ara
ii'i en'.itled over tbe miaority. "The Demo
eratfc Henatora," aaya Mr. ~a\t.in, "have refuaed
to give 'ii-- minority tbe rulea wbieh bave al
aaya been eoneeded f". tbe prote.-ti.-n uf tbeir
right.H, and have onlj pul in uperaiion Uume
whirli will euable them !?? carrj oul nual ef
"ectively tbeir arbitrarj j.;-<??? Im;'-." ln otber
irorda, tbere Democratic Uenal r* -including tbe
three wbo wera defeated bj "*?? i?- .pla are dia
playing tbe aame reaped for booeal dealii
i- -iiiiwn by tbe thimblc ii;'1-'':-. tbe dea ? -
green good-, and the Bgitator* ?.f loaded 'i..'
Ci v iiiii-t l". remembered, tm Mr. .~..\.<>u j?iin>>
imt, thal if tiioordin u*j Senate rulra bad been, .*
they ought to have beea, in force whea tbe
I ji'iiii.'iaiiiin bill came up for cotwiderati m, anj
Uepublicaa Senator oould bave prevented ita i on
nideratron ....iii il had been printed.
It is iu iln* credit of leading Democratio jour
nais mi tbe Htate Uml tbey hav.- diarentcd from
tha action of th" DemocreUc SeaatorB in Uiia
matter. Ji ia impoaaiblc, bowever, to believe
that any peraon, not a kaave or a fool, eould
eountenanee ao wanton nn inaull to lawBrakera
Bad lawmaking. We Irual tbal Ibe Senatora
who w.'it< Bignalled out for puaiahnMnt will .b
elino to purge tbemaelvea of Um contempt in
which they were placed. ln the eii_um*itanceji
the contempt is in th** nature <if an bonor.
TBE DEMOCRATIC CONVeSTIOS.
There wonld be oxceptional iiin<--> In muh
moning lhe DemocraUo party of tho United
StB?>. io ni.'.t in Nattoaal oonvenUoa al Near
Vork. Thi. .i.y makea that party poaaible, has
kept it aliv.', f.-4-.ls it. and enablea
tbe State to furniafa il more ele< toral
votea than aoj other State can eaat, an.l more
than any two Democratic States, ba. anpplied
ii with frcBideatial candidate. ?ver aince 11)60,
and with lea.l.-isliip. Inaim and managemenl f.>r
the only vrictoriea it haa ^^"n In thirty yeara.
Tlie plaoa bl aerfa tu OMombla ia iodiaputatilv
al Iho Itroogbold 4if ih.ir lord and n.isii-r. 'Iho
ono man who rulea Tammany rrlth an Iron band
n ?w offera the Demociatie party defeat aa the
peaalty ..f diaobedience, and victory as iho rv
ward of aubiniaaion to his n'iahea, and if be re
?emblea that other neraonage B'ho "icr offered
all lhe kingdooi. of this w.nil wben be did not
.-wn ? i'i ol of it. tbe Democrat. hav<- nntil the
liir,t of Novcmber to detet-1 Uie tesemblance.
Senator Urlce i. quoted a_ raying that be tbinka
well of Mr. < ilevebind, bul tbal recenl eventain
New**Yorh havo pul an entirely new fnc- ou the
?ituation, and has ibowa thal one man rarrie.
theeleetoral voteof New*Yorh in hla veatvpocket.
Tbia is trnly poUtical aagadty ?>f ih<* raiobow*
cbaiing variety. Vet Mr. l.ii.o presumably has
MBMwhat tho aame uaderataading of il.o nitna
tion that other Denocratic leadera have. For
otbers aro aipidly condng to iho i-onclnsi'in that
if Hill 6.iy* " .-tand and delivor'' they will bave
to tuin their pocketa insiilo out at oneo. HiU'l
apoeohea dfagnat them : his ahanrekM aota appear
to Ihom I heavy Irmrl ? i -arry ; his i**lnti.ns arith
Tammany anri it. ilaapuUain and tta fraoda ara
bard toswallow; ho geta small nedit for huvinu'
any l.eliefs t,r opialona worth tho name. Hut if
th" noaaiaatioa ?t anybody ei?o Mana ior*s of
Now-VorU tho vcr.v hungry and vi-iy thii-iv
j nity will <-i.nsi,l,.r t|,,, m;,ti,.r.
It appeara to Mr. i;M... that far-..tT _i i'ani
mi^'ht not liavo | ir-n^onial Himato forUOv_*t__t
HUl'l aspii-itions. I'nibabl.v ho i.s ri?ht. And
it may I.o doubtod whether any tither plaee will
l>e MlM-CBWJ to him, when' Iho jieople of tho
rural district- ai*o likoly to uatbor in great num
!,,., ,,,,,1 inlliieiice the sinionnding opi-lou and
? I,,. :|MI1 uphera of the .. .ivonti'in. And yet, if
_? Eautern man is to be noa Inated, ta ira would
.,,.,? to '"' a aorl of ncces-i'v for aaatllag the
, ,,.,.,?;,? totbe Woat If Oovernoi 11.11 were
- mueh in the hibi- of dUi-egarding all aafta
,. p ijtj.'ii rulea and all appea-ncea in aerving
bia penional -nbition, it inighl be anticipated
that ut hi*. teqtBB* th" -Oa_*ronuoa av.uld be .alled
t4 neei iBBOBte W-SB-fB city. lli.toneranii'.i
,,-,.,?, ;ii?...t llill ..?- he would reaaofl about anv
.,,,?,,. poIIUrian as jref Itiwwn to the modern
avoild.
New-York av.uld fairly dduge ti.c coorenUoa
u,n, ahoutera f...-IIill. lt would ezhibil to ad
mJring l!..|...Mte*;,hes,)ectacl'W)fava.st, Deni..
cratic annv abaolotelj undi**tutl.cd bj nny
thu.ghl of public qaestiona or National prob*
|i.?,s. a.id lula-.c-tcd only in gatting acCCM to
?!,. puhlic crib. Son.etiincs II d'^s a mai. good
t0 look at bimeelf in B glaaa. He then has ro
v?,l,.,| to hi?i what aorl of a peraon he really is,
lnd the diactoeure occaafonally Inaplrne him to
mt.)beam..ie.l.'cc..t.na... IC tl.e I)e?.i,iacy
of other Statea ahould wm* to know exactly what
Tatnmany D_mocn_cy reallj "*? **?* H?*?
mcana, and what ne the motiTea inapiring the
;il,?v of rotera here to whi.h the party
ornaa ita only chanoa of NaUooal locceaa, it la
conoei-rabie tbat aoaae of Ae mon sni.ee Dam
,?.i;1Ii(. leadeia a_ght get .lisguttod eaougb to
qult ,]?. eoncern forever Bal HH1 li nol a .......
to care a roah for tbe looka of thlnga, 9w*ceea
is all tbat ba ctwa for, ind be baa an ibiding
belief ihat Deinocou? arill fali down and norabip
,nv man. though be aae. a icd-ha.uled mm.nal.
who COUld glve it siu.-e-s. IV.ha.H h" know.-.
bia i.aan partj'
II.U.Y AXD THE W0BLL**8 EAlR.
Tben ara two E-npeaa nationa av,-...*** offlcial
,-,,.i, i|,-iti.m in tlm C-dumWan Kair ifl especially
deirablo-Italy and Spain. The evcnl to ho
celebratod ia peculiarly tbeiiB, aad it wtll be
koenly diaappoinUng boTSHr people if either of
tbem faila to maaifesl Weraal ia it- Spain i co
operaUon ia Beeure-d, bul Italy'a contiauee donbt
ful. , . .
Xbo attitnde of Italj haa beea esplaJned man
?Irnoat neccaaaiy roault of ber long-ataading rule
,.,,.,-- offldally raoognixing axbibitkaoa of ttua
?,,? ,,,,,, ji IS difliciilt to ...nvincv Aincii..ii.
? i, a tbe n.le inighl aol ln this eaaa very properly
i?. broken or that it; arould aot bul tor the
miaerable affair which led to Baion Fava'a with
dr.iw.il rron W'aaUngton. They are, unanimoufl
.? destring to aea that matter idjuated and Italy
ropresontod a* Chlcago la l ?**??-?
Th.- King of Italy and bia MJniatar ara aaid
to havo been moch pleaaed a; tbe tone of Pieal
dont II:ini.-.irs Moaaage, in Ita aJInaion to tho
\,--? orieana riot lf. tben. abey appraciata tbe
f,,t ?-,-.? tbere waa ao InauM to tbeir giaal na
Uoniatbal affafri tbal tbe toaue iticwatea Iflone
of law ii.i'mIv a..d not of toternaUoaal comity,
w?.,id it aot ba tbe parl of artoe i1atefl_aanahip
al I. in" and Waohiagton -. retnrn llaron 1 ara
_nd Mr. Porter aimdtaiieoualy to tbelr pootfl?
Tbat arould auialy and promptly lead to good
rmulta. II would enable ua to diapoaa of tbe
Ser Orieana affalr al one. and it aarer ran be
dBinoaod ol ao Long as Italy learea na irftheul
_?r OM 10 cotif.-r aaith as l.-r wpreetal ittV*
.nd .t mlghl lead alao to arrangementa In con
n ? |, the *'? lumblan Falr of etpedal ad
v.'?,..u". to Bpain and Italy. We ai.ifi
,l?,,. ihat 'he Marquia dl RudJaJ, .1 be corrcctly
IH1(|,,.,,,?I tho temper of the Ameriean people
?nd ;!..-..- Uovernment, *v*M make ha*'" tore
bow the relationajo tiiifoiuiiiat.lv brokea off.
TWO OBIOINAL IDEAS. 0
We .,.ir,.iv know whleh i*. al n.e ?rreateai
,,,,,:,. i.rta,,"- .V. w, ,:./,-a. tl.e Waslii.^t....
,.,.,.,, lt s,,,,, aall that ara. af tbe B*******
H.i'r,-, and tha.ahaald aaeah af ll ta tbe
Uelualan of the ather. Tben aa we tara aar
,,,. io thr lowa Ulegram it. BBafaltade beeemea
;,?..,..,U,nl ?- M-.-U. 1" -<'.* t?r,t,.r,r.P.tv ,,,
?;,?!!,?_ more roreiul.lanttonte that arhlle
_,. ...nor- tba arat. ll la aa epl?rraaanient o
n,-,..* wt,,). ka eBBiawratUig. Tbere ??>?.??<
l?iv one. way oul of lhe .i.tii-.i-y-"? lake a
l.aaat-y bul Imoarllal glanee al both.
-,,?. |oW, diapateh tella ul a ?*^?J?'?'? ,''1
who tinfortunately, baa Jaal |-aaed awaj w Ue
:;;ri?_ from lhe grip He ,.M h. ve d ed
li.l..ll?.r: bowever, bia death wa. ?... .aa mueh
.raaurprlaa to hla frlenda aa il wouW hava heen
,,?, ? ?.,,.". .n. aay. r,*?. ? I77B. "?' lhe"
Z?Z the .eeoBBta-y that 1.******??
,i?..i r??i twenty a? ow- '".:;.;,;!'
t(.r??-i -A'aahlngian'. laaagara lon ... tbbj eW
Bal here l. tbe uni-~?? *7" u';:',t ,'" ';
,??:.?,_? Quoth lh. -i.-M-wl: '?Ull'1"?(,?
v..,r ,?. ,,,, ,?,?..iv mfuaed ta weat n,,-*
Th(. Teaerable Mr. -rVlekham apaear. ta batai had
,in,n:ll ,,,,,?. Bai what rnuat ba the emotloa
uf thoae eiacellenl ladle. who laal Bnaaaaer al
.,?,??.,??;.,. nml agaln at Chanunqaaj.paaaed
r^olutioaa dechuing Ihat tw-tfera were the only
,?,.,,,, ,,?.... 8Ud l,rralirte.lth..ttl.oVW..?l.la.....
bewarn by wmnenf llei. la a paaan.enUded
by nature aad by eeatoni la trauaera wbo holdlj
rcBaouBoed ti,.?, Jaba B. Waakham ***>**"*"
iro.iaera win.I reaolaUeaa, wlthoal fM-renttana,
witho .. _ee.et.efl for tbelr pwrnartlan, wtlhaul .-v..
-Htina 1.. tbfl n.-w ..aper*. and a.ivinic tbtit be avas
|uinK todoti-atUI heeaatathem Iwnhtai. i
LI.npllahed wemea dwavviefarra- tbia mual
liK(. ,i?. lennndatian by a aam.
..?? ?t bi. tbrane. -Alaa," theaa rt>
,,???.,, ?i?H. my, "bere we ataaoa. aeed
;,? ,1??-.,.i....-u'- ta iha <?..st..iit.o.. to be
.,1,1,. i? .rear thrr... frt bere is a Beraon who attraeta
',,,,.,???, bv aot wc.ri.... thetn." Bat, perhapa,
,V). ba*i aaid toe maeh abaot Mr. Wlekhaima
unlniie Idea. On tbe whele, we are Inallaed to
tbinlt ti.-.' we ba-re done wrong to relegate the
\V.,si,ii,,'t.... diBpaieh to areand plaee
This Ite-mfrom the Capitalrefer. to the bill ...
trodaced la tbe Houae bj Mr. Searberry.ol III........
i.-.vin - i". hh objeel" au lu|_-avement la lyemag hy
,,?. peopU of tbe .'..ui.tra." Te trll tl.,- tratb. we
l|0 ,,,>.- k?aa* aalii.li av?- OUffbt t(. luv,- culiMili-Icl
tii-Kt the oriftnal baaa al Mr. Wlckhaaa, oi tbe
-Ingenioiifl Wll af Mr. Sewberry. Mr. Newharrya
pi.,,, itripped "i Ita .iHi.iis. M'.'n.s t., be l> m'j.u.1
the ,'?.?,,!,. of thla cuntry ap and apell .n down.
Hll l,|ll |>ro|MJS4**s tht' cstribliHlillKMll Ib Ni-av-'i'drU.
-"Vaahina-toa and Cbleago of apeUIng aelioola of
ireal miw*. arlth aoa handred aaiaUer oaea acat
t,-r.-,i thrangboul tba eountry, and :i u*.;.nt. Jamba
like one, wlth la*e wapeBe) DtVolaaaM emody aod
iv.-it;,ii?.',s at tbe World'a Falr. Tbere reema te
b? Bomethlng Ib Uilaaoheme, and av.- preaume tbal
the h.i.' Mr. Wlekhaaa, os a B-aetloal reformer of
,,n advaneed type, woald ba-re approved af it.
We eaa aaauie Ibe praaaetera of the bill that New
N?rl: will do Whal Bbe (*:ui to BMaka hrr piirtieul.ir
Behaal a wceeaa, We ean boM it la Madison
S,,u"irr* I 'urdr-n every Friday nl_ht ?Ii.rln? thfl win
trr. A (-,,.11.1.- "t |>r.,.!.ineiit oitizrn_ ran "ebooos
f-iide-a" ni.d WO will ?ll "Kpell il.nvn."' Wfl c;.t.
ba-re reettationa aad dlalogaea, t.v.. Mr. Depew,
f..r mstrtii..-, t-an raelta " i*en'd Searae K*|M-ct Om*
of My Aae," wblk Mr. rievehiiid. for ex:ini|.le.
eaa tollaw with "Twinkle; Twmkle, Little Star.''
Nfw-Vork- pledgta lii-wlf to make h<-r apellinir
BObool a _re.it siiccesu.
It.it iu wekwalBf the neav ldea of National
Bpelllng aehools, ihr ooantry will suii feel a pan-;
of renret ihnt _,. orininni ainl eearageaaa ;. re
fenaet .u. lhe bta Joha _L Wkkham eaaaot be
bere t,, iadaiaa thia apward aad Baward mare.
Bal u'tip BpaiM nor yaaitfa nor vulor.
The ii'tiuii ?f the t'hiiiiiu aatheiialea La de*
flbUm that the politinil l_f_fata noav on the Vork
t,,avn i-oul,l not be tninalcrred ta a mereh.int
?.t.-niiier wlthont. their inrurri'inr rmk of enpture
at an intrrmediale port waa evid.ntly tuoaat a_
an umauti'ia that the Ameriean cniiecr
anjt not, wtinled in Valparaiiw harbor. Tbe ref
?,.,.,., wnild natttrally bave found passajre either
,,?? the sthruiis or fur Montcviib-o on un Knxlisb
,,r Geraaaa Bteamer. It- i? not prohahie thut tho
Cbillaa l.overnnient would have taken them fr??i
sihIi a steamer under aa_d__g uUOBBB_BBeBB 'J he
??.,. w,,s deafgaed ta oanunH lhe V<.rkt.*wn to
,-ai i?'. ihe r.-fnj:ee.s to a neutral port. The in.-i.li-iit
i- aot a ereditabie oae, and will aot lend to oxeite
?ympatby ref Chill iu Earopa. Araerieuns ean
.It'iivi* Kitlsfactinn from the refleetion that their
naval and iliploniatic servirce in ChUI bave lx*en
befrtendlng aml prote.-tintr, politi.'al refugi-'CS in
re-ponse to tho iii.stinet.s of bumanity.
NatJoaal rli-honor ls dear at any priee.
A seeond rnur**e of free popular ler-tiir:*} for tbis
ataeon was begun laat evening in seven or eij-'ht
?f the pnl.li.'. .sr-lmul bull??BgB. Tlie Doaril of
EdueaUon in to be commenilcd for tbe int~lliKent
intere*.t whiclt it bai difiplayed in thia mntter.
lhe li'ftiireH are given hy well-known men on
Ultcrtatlng tnpie.s| and an* well ealcula*.*d to at
tracl and inftrner. lart."* audienoi'S. lhe J/vtiires
during ihe fr.ll -ind early winter were attended hy
IboiMBBda, and lhe presont, eourse hids fuir to be
equally popular. ft moat iv grattfriag to all
rifht-tbinking people to aee tlie puhlie, sdiool
buUdingS put to su.-h good un's during the even
itnr bi.ura.
It is to he hoped that all throtifrb tbis ?*s.ion
Repablieaa Uiw-makera al Albeajr will resol.itely
deoline lo vote for ?r agaiaat hills which they
huvi* noi iieen permitted to examiae.
Mr. Henry <".'. Ifaiqaand BBB P'.t the people
of this eity nnil-r ri*ii**w<>d ob-gatiOM to him hy
his Konerous ?ift nf ISjO.oOO to the Metropolitan
Miiseiini. Sfr. Marqnand is <>ne of the wtae nien
who hiiil'l their inoniiuu-ntfi in an uiiost.*ntaMoii.H
w i.v while th -y BM Mili alive. Would that there
were more of them! Tho publie would he beno
hied in more WBjra than one, and the BarraflBte
would have les*t of his time taken nn with will
rotite<ts and the unpleusant r,*velati?n? lhat com
mooiy aaoompan** then..
Oaborne, Walker and Ni.ln.ls OOBtiBBB to insult
tha will <>f th.- majority I.y hoUlng tot* 1o the
si'i.is in lhe Senate to whi.h they were never
elected. If they were -.jtiarc men,' they would
reabrn.
? ? ?
"The World," we BOtlce, r<*tiirn?* to the aftar-k
upon Mi'ii-t.-r IL-an. We fad l<> s?*e the prrfinon<*y
,,t itM reaaon Ing l_e i***>ne i><-tw<*en the Inited
State. aud Chill is the BBBBUlt made hy the Val
parniso tnnl. upon the 1-iltimore's men. We are
nol aware that anyr**ody baaauapeeted the Ameri.-an
Minrater .,( in.tigating that ;u*?.aiilt. llo araa in
RantlagO nt tiu* time laoktag after the poli.n-al
rtfuger. Bhelt_i*ed under hiri roof. Why an Ameri?
can journal ahoald OOBBtruetlvelv hold liim re
aponaible for a r-owaniiy aml apparently precon**
.'??rti'il aitnok upon tiie BBiloU of an Ameriean tnan
of-war, we are at a lo** to uudei-tand.
Xow thnt the lahor ortranizations liave deelared
a_ait:*>t " FaOtOtU-l" I'e.-k, wlm is said to have
replaeed in Senator llill's peraenal otttin the
late Jndga Muller, 0OT_TBor llower will no
douht cleverly iliacover a timely opportunity to
promote him. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
PBBSOxVAL
Thi* liif? .liiiliw Ilujrer aa. riot onlv h Demormt but
ba *' u- a Tjnirii.itiv DaaBMIBl nlvi, H. help"*- Ti'un
luMti- .lol.ti K.'lly for Ooveroor ln laTO to nin iigatust
Lu?ua liotilii*-.?..
Vardl, ti.e fnnioiu itaVaa coaipoaar, retantlv, wrote
tba f 11*.-1fitr i-tt.T ia afl Itallaa ]oar_a__t: -1 bave,
my dear -ir.thing la arrtte arcirthy of pnbNeatlon ln
tbt *Genova Ibrt?.' However, a- you haaa ipoken
nf acrlralture, la wliic.'i i jmi only nn aaiateer. I
-iiniiiii like to Miireai tli" **l*h thnt tt.on* attenUon
li- |..'ilil to lt ln Italy. What u -ouree of weaMk thal
w,,ii:.i i,i? for u.1 I'ewer aiaalrlaaa. fi-w,-r lawyera,
f.-R.-r iiui I'.is ni,.1 tinuv faimera? Ihal i- aaal i **i-h
for ,niy coantry."
Of I'r. li.,wclii.li, w|.o ihed lu.t wo**lt. '? Tiio IJofcton
Tnin-rripl'' hu.v*: "Tli* ohli-st priyslrimi ln lioston,
oaeof Um moat illeflnajiilal-Dal in bli aro(ea4oa throuifh
oul Um I'liintiv. a pkllBBtkrapM in tht* hi|.rii<*-f aaaaa,
a irimi sn wnim Htirt i.itlvi* .yinpatliv wlih i-vitv mnvo
ii.'i.t tli.it ?--4*nii-.l tn l? for the flrvatinii ,,f hj. kln.1
. e ii," tarma Ihal ebaraetaHw the lata*ll?nrjr
!; (tCl ll lt nvilltcli."
Waa Aafaata laa)., lhe Baacater of th*. former
JnpantrM MlnUtn "f PorHgB Affilr*., 1- now a juipii
uf the fatt.'.iM AuciHta Brhool lu lifrlln. -npport'-it
furiii.-riy i.y tbe lat. Baipreaa Aafaata. Tbt roting
vv..in:i!i vv;,- nifiitiy c-unverted tn i?Hatlaaltj and
baa > "ii>- ." Kuiope t" r_?plvte ber edaeatlwu. Her
?later nml otber rolaUve* ure -tli. liuddbUU,
Pather I'.'i'.i n.J Dldler, for tweotj oaa \,r,v* pa.
tor of Bt. Viureat'. Uatbt_lo Cbareb ln BaMlaiota, baa
reaianed i la . Iiarge, lie .???!,- reM_ fi*,in the ardaou.
tobura lu vvi.l.h be h;.. been lun*,' eBBBgad.
Tlie lal_ l-rltne l.uriini BOQBparta, wlm .li,?l ln Bag
l.iii.i .1 faw araeka aaa, Irtfl ta ti..nntry of i,ii adop
Hon Ih- faaioaa cabinet ol rla?ilral elemeot..
of tho aperimen. ara exreatBatlr valnable. Am ?._
ti.'-ni are boW, ptaUaum, Iridlnm aad rbiaianlura,
vv'i.ih l- Korth -I-... i.ru.'s .i. iii.iih im irolil. I'Be
l*rl '- ciii.iiii.ii aaa one of Uw iim.-t perfeel lu ea
Uteoee.
Itinuliiljifi Kocers, wMIe v, I n l.nv. ibowed hU lalent
bv rarvlag earloaa raa. head. oa inarled ittck. whieh
ii- f.iuid ni hla nuabk*. la th. wooda. A tem ytn*
inier. vhlle in ii..* BWlee of a Kaw Vorl siiw ...er
, iii.iir. in* -iri.t iu the atora ol Ua emptojrar. nnd dur
iti,: in-. iiM-iii*a hniii? devoted liim.eif t,> muliliii; amall
?_iiu.'.. Th. iiiti li.int, dlM-overlni hl. im*.t of Byron
one day, ua.. *o i*l'*n-i?t ?t tlie evidence f'f Bofere'a
K-nln* thal he otte-i. t., lend hlm nmiiey engu?h
lo ^-.1 Oi llrily and -ttldv art. TM. **"0.s lils Hr-t rO-l
.liirt In llfe.
iii.- ballan "f Tarker, Uuoagb tlie, Orand Vl_er,
recentljr ii'--,n a hUI for Ubal BfalB.1 -? i.a Raa?," a
romlral piip**.- ?f Baiagaa, lt.lv. f,,r pabttahlBg iar
Iratara. of Hla Majeaty. Tbe Bnltan aroa tln* -ull, und
Um adttora of Um paper arere aentaneed to three daf.
Imprl?iimeni and io the pajrawal ot u Baa -f -7_.
\uv Mi IT HOT BJCP-M _ r.lK IMRMSIBUL
I'lnin Tka j.o.tou liiiiiid.
Tiiat. uf.rr aa UlaOa. of on_' (htee or four duis1
daratlon, tha heir t" the n*e_te*l atonarcby iu the
vvi.ii.i ihonld Vote hl* hf*-. arnen -.ii-muini<*_ i.v tyrtty
?it.'ntiiiii and ald iimt ijrmpatoy, wealth, <-uill aad
.n.-iii,. i.iui.i aufgaat, ibowa how *>Uiclu the B-VBBce
la thal lui- been arnda ln tha li^iiiim: art.
. OBTIWa A I'llt.I SAND' DOLLAM A 1>AY.
Kii.tii Tiio Delrt.lt Triimne.
"iii" Du?nifaallr Mea of araaoau. la the Honae
leaaia la ba ua all-tfai dWi44t<* orrr tho aspea-ltan
ol 10 raeU. _ _
rjOHDBMBRO l.V 'IIIKIK *.\VN PABTT l-t-TML
rr.Mii The laiffnl., ('.inrier (Di*ln.?
ii,.i.,,i< wiu, luiw |ot two year* d-nouarad Haad*
i-in rannot Ju-nfv lhe l>*w-liiiiiieuiarv lilirlilia-i<l.ilii<
tiiiit in,m urevaUa iu H?* >t-te rienate. No uunu-r arhal
univ huvi. been lhe oondurl of Bepublican Btate Bena
tor* in fui-iii'i v,;.i.. Important pnblle uieii*iirvs oafhl
n.'t ti be fuiri.i through tl..' Senate without givinit tha
tnitiorltv a reosonable opportnnlt** for debate. . . ?
Thia artlon "f lhe DeaiorraUe mijorlty \*?4 dlrerUy
rontrary t" Uie prin.-lpla. tor wbfch the U-mm-raU**
minority <>f the In.t liou-- of RepreaentatlveB at Wa-ii
Intrt-n atubbornly e ntended. Havlnf aympathlaed and
..|iiiiiiui!.ii ihe .tiuid Uihen hy lhe DemocraUc leadera
rn Ute Niti.iiiiii ili.ii-eof BepreaentaUvea, - llu. Courler*
i- ii.it prepored lu apprwve tho extraaaa eourae of Uio
UemocraUc i ader. ?i the Btate s.-iiut-'.
BE-TD 1..VK TIIK Tltol'lllF.s TO ITKXICO.
Vtotb Tha Boc-wtar ii^t ffiiuaai
If bv i*etiiriiliii; tliem we wi uld ivnirnt lhe growlnR
fiiriiii iiip between Mexloo .md tlie UnKed smti'*, by
*,U ni-.,ii. let. the t-OBMvw be -.-tit tm. k \v 11li iii<*>?rtjtes
,'I |00d wlll tn Uw .Noutln'i'ii Bupiitilli'.
Mll. WATlKKaoN TOO HOBBBB TO StIT.
Krorn Tha 4.')ilcvag;o Inier (.rean.
The onlv frnabh* aboal aaUBai watdHaoa the aaa
dMata I- tl.'' i.'?'?>?Itv lt w mlil Inlni; to the Ueniu
? i;.tn pnrtv of betng lume-t ln une . iiinpalirn abt-ut lt-s
plnlfi'.rnt. The fatlwr nf tlie --tiir-eveii QoMaa. w. _ld
*U.i.d on n pliilforin derlnrlnp tiiat ilt-tnorra.-y nnd free
nn.I,- w-ii* -yiir.nyuv u- t.-rn..., or ho w<mld have no
phtfortn but hU own "Courlcr Journal.''
IOI0CY UBM CCBABU THAN* THF. nniP.
Kroiii Tho St. I.ouit tilobi* Demoi-rat.
Tiie phyateiaaa ?*>? Ihal fjarabar Cri^p ts out ot
danger. bat lt .* ur_i.-nii.lilo ttut his party I- ln verv
Rr.dt ilfliurer. _
nillTISH 4 I..NTKOL OV AMKKHAN .lollINAI.*!.
I'roin Tl.e Wn'l.lnittoii 1*0-1.
Ainernnn ni-vv-papeis do not ofteu ru-h Into lli>>
poalUon ef aeeuaUn AawHoaa n'piT-eutaiiv,.. ,,t falao
tio.iii mid dlaboaor. . ? ? It ("Tho New York BvenlBg
l-nt") li niurh more of un Kiu-U.ii tlmii nn Anierl, nn
aaaapapari .md aa eaa without itmit effon rUaaam
Um ralsoii di-tre of IU Hiillrltude for m loiisumruul-lou
which Hngtand 1. known tn seek. A nntortous feature
of IlrltlBh dlplomnoy la the control of edlto||al uttei
anoas ln forelgn couutrlca ln wbloli BrtUah IntrreaU
are at aUke.
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
OHROMCLED AVD CItniCl**ED BY MU. _B?
M-tncD YATt.?.
HOW THE Qtr.F.N WTLL BR LODf.F.D AT COST*
BELLF.-PIIINC,. .'KOK.il. OI-' WALI_S-TIIB
KAISKH'S Jsl'Ll-XDlD HAILWAY TR.AIX
JANL-AKV AND TIIE BEL/ilAX
KOYAIj FAMILY-THE DEATU8
OF TIIE FOl'TXUillT.
|BT CABl.K TO -llJ*. TBIBLKS..
Copyrtfikt: 189'.,- Ry The Tnbuna Auoalatiaa,
I.i.-i.il'ii.. Jun. 18.-Tho two hotel-* whlrh have beea
engaged for tho .ueen's occuputlon durlng her ?tay
:it <ostt|hello are to he n-ady tor Her Majesty on the
15th ol Bjflllfl. The Qu-en wlll occupy the flr.l
tloor of tlio Hotel Costebelle, and the drawlng room,
dlning room and large pnjvate alttlr. room aU look
to the south, but the bedrootn has a northern aspect, ln
nx.ordance wlth her own speclnl im-tructlons. The
paper I* to be taken off t_B wall. af the bedroom.
They are to be llmeava_hed ln light blue, while t.he
bed and other furnlture wlll be aent from Wlnd-or.
niBllBB Beatrlc. and Prlnco Henry of Uattenberg are
te occupy the second floor of the hotel, where I.ady
Cln.rcl.ill and Sir Henry Pon-onby and a few personal
aervaata wlll be nccommodated. A wrltlng-room for
Blr Henry ls to be 811111 d tn lmniedlate proxtmlty
lo tho Quecn's own slttlng room. Measengers from
L< ndon aro to arrive ond depurt dally durlng Uer
Kajflatyl vWt. There wlll be slxty per->ons ln the
royal party, ami several of the aultxj, as well as the
sorvantr?, are to stay ln Hotel Ermltage.
_____*_? OEORCil*. OF WALES AXD THE NAVT.
Tho Duke of Clarenee'. death wlll probably settte
a <iuestkm which has been mueh debated of late aa
l? hla brother's remaini.ig ln the naval .ervlce. I'nder
the altvrred clrcumstunces lt is not likely that Prln.-e
Geerffl will ever go to aea, aga.n as an officer on the
wllve Iiit, iind perhapa lt is hardly to be ex_*?'U*4
tbat ho ahould, but he wlll bfl a d-ylded loss to the
Navy. Direetly B-btf tho meetlng of I'arllament. ad.
di'-asscs of condolen.e to the Queen on the death of
tho Duke of (kirenc* wlll be mov.*d ln both hou**ea; ln
iho Hou-e of Lords bv Lord balltabury and Lord Klmber
l.-y, and lu tl.e Cuiiimona by Mr. llalfour and Mr. Glad
stone.
TIIE KAISER TO VISIT AIX EA CHAPELEE.
Tl.e f.-rm-vi F.mperor has through CoIodcI a-le \
licnUk. l.is lnt-nfion cf si.ndlt.g a portlon of the
sunmi'-r or earlv autuinn at A... la < hapelle. and tlie
mui.iripal authoritles are alrradv b.i'-y aaith plans for
tl.e reieptlon and arcon.m-Klr.tlcn of the Court. It la
?in 111 v.lnd thal Moav* noloriy any good. and the rtlv
,?v..ry ti.nt aalphw baala ara invaiuAblo both m a
,,rev,M.tive .,f influe.iz.i aud durlng convnl. s.-enrr, haa
_iv,.'n -Chmlnmaiat Ctty* a pioafiaanB avi'.ter tmm.
AV IMI-I.IUAIj KA1LWAY TItAlN.
Tho Imperlal train which has J.r*t been cmplet-at
I?r tl.e <T--rmau Emp-i-nr iu.d srnt U, l'ot>4i-_n f-ic *p
*mvol haa aeat UM Praaatafl aareaaajaar nearir 1,000..
imm. m.rks ard BBfl '?" i.|'l'"d n.ore lluiu U.ree yeers ln
eaBBtntCtlee. IU eleveu rarru-res, ro. nect". br ror
,1.1,,!- in.lude a *t...lv haag **.<'? wai ..obHin up
o.rv froai Chari-aaenb-rg, a aalea ..pi,<.l*-'ered ib
s.h-e -.,!,.1. a nurs.-ry. a i'*,.ptlon r'-om lulomed wli.l
MTbla -.t-.tuarv. au oaft <li..l..u'-i-....rn. a lmch.*n and
bedrooeri for seaer-l paaata. There .* -Mihtaa Kfea u
m ??. w,?ld. and a peat BUay nf U.e deiaiU havo
!,..,.ri plaoBei by the Bmaerar lilm-*!f.
?N- LNI.rCKY MONTH FOB TUE III I.'.IAX r.tT.ER.
Tl.e Ki.._ oi the B*t**a* la . Btiraaatf aaitaaa to
a.tend tl.e Duke of Cla.".."'-* f^eral Ifl per**.... b..l
tho Qi.ee.. s stn.ng apfla-Uloa t" Blfl ..nderuking tba
i,,.inry durlnu an unlutky MMtb prearallai and 11 aa ,,
.rraaoi that he si,..uid ba wpreaaatea: bv hi^ aon bv
?aaa. Piloee l'hilip ol Cc*ar?. HBea tlie traa-if aaath
of Ar.l.duke Hudolf onla* ....e atate batl bBfl --aer
',,:?..,; pl* - :.t ti.-* BBAfJan Ooart a.id Ibe aaaatb of
iMuary is alarajra lapnteal alal >!"* >"-*< aaaaawr an
,?,,,?!..... l.v tl.e Qaaaa -t Uaa i>'U'....-. avho i.cliev.
,1 aalll in'-aiU.My l,n..? *'->??' Bala f..n.:i 10 Bf provo f3Ul
to Miaae nnflitUT ol tho royal family. Her aara bbb.
lhe Duke . f Bflabaal : hr* roosln, Pri. Hal-"*.... aaa
.rrhduke Baatelf. aU IW l? January, aaB r_aa?
__opol_ hMtfl w tiaaaarj bb tber e- .-ut.v" ta Ma
roosln, tho liuke ,.l Ctareoee. Ob anaaal oi un.
inr. ..lea. tho kla. BBfl. Qaeefl n-ver tf.avei or mako
1 v p'.i..-* iu Jai.ua.y, * ii H waa - .. aa **********
thai ther aa illy aacMBi u, j-i.. tha K.ne aai Oaaaa ol
w.u. rnlmrg in Flushlnu" BBXt month ar.d tla-iice to
pro. .41 la K.n_i..n,i tor the Royal reddtof. \Mtliin
iia.-nia roar baan abap leeeleeal a Meajraaa baa. tho
Prinee of atotoa aaanaaa?aj bat ****** aaaaa.
TIIE NE.HOLOGY OF A FOP.TM'.HT.
Tbfl nr,t two a-p-ks .f IUM arlll bfl ir.ne-nber.-d Ir.
L-tory a, a total lertalgat, Tba tom aaatoarf ot
i_l rear a_ba lato laBlcalaeaaeB a_ea ...mpan-d a. rr.
.i.-ati, .r,o-,i Bf tha laal toaotoefl tojra, b_au*-vi
. ?. loot tbfl Duke ,,f (lar ...?'<?. nevt lieir but one to tbe
tbraae; Bfyft, tba Kbeantre. Tba ..ames af 1>':-<14
Llrhfl-W ch.iri.-.'.oi.t. AMaajar aai DUaaa, a* wbII aa
,.,,.r D____er Laaly Batb, l-.diea Haatoab. aaaa>
_,ira1 aaal l*raacefl Oot__a; Meaara. K, F. K"ny,.n bb_
lt ->ul\ BU.] ,,livailv iH-'ni-i-d froiii U.e bia.Klnew.-i
tlOBa of ibe pearafa. Tba Rflaaan Obawb moon^ for
("vdlBBl. M.In? "'"l iJlaaraal an.l Iha _i?hhb*aa>pa
,.f ueaoa aud Caa^eal. Tba Engi(*i. Uabipa l*
,,,n aatBaaeei oCHewB ..r- no Baoee. Maaea aai
llteiatora . ieyrlaea ..f U*e -.-rviee. ef BBalla rt.
Ureleye, _lr Oeorfa ai.-v, _fr Jaaaai ?ea_eaaa, b_
QaatretaaBa de Breaa, tba iwal naiurali.t. and Ur.
Moterot, tn*** <itpi,?..a aatoi tt\>m tba Flr.t baaftaa,
...im i) arateaa baa paialai bia laal BbbBB*, Ho?-iety
aaili .?;-* Mr Willi..... Oope. Mr. Wi.itley. M. l'.,
BMj bfl loBfefli tor lu vaiu at the opealBg "l i-arllameiit.
;??i bo l-atara Anap llal elB ceaaalfl aaa n?n.es ot
ueaeral Mr Oeerp Ma\aa,-n, Coloeel iiade viuicr. or
i-_lonel sir Bpeacer Cttora. Tba warbl of mu-ale loae*
joaepb Blaaa, leaarflBflr vt tbfl rla-taet, and Henry
Dora, ol llerlln. aaho ava? aa iBBMl prodlgy when
-A'aterloo aa._s toagbt, aaal I i.?i'.--i, .i"vcu of Fnancn
rtaaai?-. bara .:. ITsa and debatabt ta it?iA.
BIBHOP WILBEIIKOIU E'S Li.>-J OIT KUVAE FAVOR.
Tii,- |0Ba of H.-a-al faa.,r io wiu, li I.i-laop WUberforra
?everal Uaaaa latonei la i.t-* tlarj ?ra? origioaiiy dua
lo u. .onduct aarlag tha bttter Ba-iaavaaap -xhich
arcrse out of Dr. lUmp'l''..'*- ai>i?>intment to the .ea of
Ilpref4.!--i. TliI-. boeeeer. w_.s a me." p?s?inK cloud,
tor really Iba weaaaleii ef tba Dlibaf brother-m-ia**,
_rcbbl_baa* Maaalaf, lo the Baaaaa ratholic chun-b
and tba paaaap at arBH bat?aaa Wllbertoere ami
Priaee Albert a__. a aroai oat of thal aaaal w_s wi.u
?ao. tba toraaar late ?aaai .lugrace for * number
,.f yaara aud _mi,.ui,ta-.uv laal baa lhe ree ot
i.ou.iou a. baa Blahef Moaaileli najlBaal la l*M. Tbe
wrinlnn of ZhaalBg took iha Oaart aaaaa
i,v suiiiji-'- baeaaaa iarlM Iha penod uf ******
toree-a tovar he had beaa a-ttolaf m tn* effort. to
pracara .? Mabnfrtii for his brathar lu-iaw. iaaew
aftor tbal eeaaa bai been lormaiiy aanaaaeai *****
Ior.o WBB? to a Ieave. whera l'.ln.rc Albert toat hwa
u.ido and lapreaahai bUa for ha-rtag earaaaal Man
i.ii.K to be a sou.id An|B_aa it?i_8 wheu ba *****
i-ainc iiv ivcdiiiniend.ng lilni for a blshoprK- T?a
blshop i.ioiu-tJ : "Sir. I 4iiu assure you. lf my brother
,,i l:,\v Iu.d beaa aaaaa u btohflp. he never aaotild *****
baaaaa a Baaaa ratik-.it.-* Tbia repiy gav- gr,-ai
11.ul longlastlng BtoBBCa Ifl PWaBfl Albert, ulihouah
.uiuo woat* aft.-iaaaist n .[im-l i-.t-...? tlla.loli aaa., b.olight
ubuut throiigli IIM good BBBBflfl of Lord AN-.*ile?-.. a.id
lhe g.ieen. a\lio was au.xlnii. to make Wilberfoioa
AtTthMabap of Vork ln !___, and BBBJ.'".ted Wa trtir.B
U1..011 to i.oinii'11 iu iaaa<
MR. 4_l.AD_TOM-: IK..11D To .vr.\V ABBM9AM.
Mr. t.ladsUme's fiicn.ls 1110 pnvately i.rging l.iia
to la-main abnaid llll lhe peflBflal epidenilc |i.;*s,-s aaanv.
Tliiv mueh toar lhai B flOraB? atta.k flf nillu. ia._a
avi.uid Ik> aartoaa.
CONVKU'ISTO llll. KOMAN' CATtoOUO KA1TI1.
A fort.ilght ago I raBMBBl ." lhe r.-i.-pU'U. i.,lo 1I10
?ea_aa Catbalfl Charah ,-f \**X Bhaaara, 1 .maa hear
?f another .-onae.-l, Lady ".lerbome. who w?, Waatrat
at lhe tiiutory a shoit time ago by r'attiei Oodolphla
Osl >orne.
FLAMKS IN A I INF. HOfSE.
St. Anne1". Ixtra Ar_l_luB?* tine honae nenr Clonuu-f,
had a nanow r.cape tlie other day fi-oai. totnl deatruc
tlon, but U.o Ili-e. which bioke out in the bllliardroon.
was fortunately dl.cover.*d ln Ume, and b .ond tha
burning of some costly furnltn..- und a few plcturoa
and objets d'art no Irreparcible lmrm wu. doua.
Tho marble hall and stalrcaae renlaln intaet.
NF.*.Y CAVALHV BARAACKS AT BILF.VST.
A slte for the new e&valry boryk. at Belfait la
belng fully decided upon. Th*, War Offlce U deslrooa
8f having them eompleted with nll pos.tbla dl?pateb.
The Itlsltop of London's pilat'L*. alx);it Uiree milea from
tlie rlty. H iho *Pot aeloctod, aud thv _t.rr_a'k. nre to
he aufticlently comtnodtoB. to necomm:>d_,te a full re_l
ment.
PHOFITF.D nY HIS KXOWI.KIWK, OF KnSBM.V.
Not lot.g ago tlie India 0___8 aai .ly pnaa-d an order
wliereliy offlcers ln Uie lndlan Army who were properly
.m_iiii.*d wiii -eeeree apaabal iscinuc. for the ?tudy oi
the Ruaaluu lauguago in Ru-t.it_u terrrtory. Already
an officer In the M Madroa Light Infautry. L_ulem_ol
Provrh, baa prored bow valuable kn.?ledge ot thla aon
aay prova. Ue waa oaa of th. ftrat to .uailty, aaa

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