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POPULAR OBSERVATIONS,
MR. PLATT As A MARTYR
A I'?>- ON IAT 18 l:!'?H fix?rs COKSlDCREt?
IN "UK UOUT id-' i:\iSTiV. PACTS.
To I lltot Trlbani
" : M - effort? to pose s? a martyr areuM i
M mow su ?'? - : ' existing conditions were lesa |
ther.ivi,: uaderatood. He -?nd h'.s followers pro
ln endless retteratloa ; ?- Sd?yor strong bsa
discriminate ?galasl them: that they, a* tha i p
reaentatlvea of the re?gular organisation, aro bein? j
poraccafd in the Interest? or a faction repreacnted
h?- William Brookfleld, Cornelius N. Bliss, (?ilnu ?
BdtBrd Mitchell and other Republlaaaa of ?
that sun,p. There la probably ?? per ?ent of t!?e i
, pi ol this city an i Btat? who would rcjolc? .f
all?sgatl a wer? ira?; for liier? i? r.o denying j
that an overwhelming majority of Repub
and good clttaena generally are heartily in
favor of Mr. putt's absolut? retirement from politi?
cal g tlvtty. it la not true, however; it is Bagrsntly |
untrue. Mr, Platfa friends have been r?co-pitzed
b\ Mayor Strang, sad lerognlaed fairly lavtshiy, la
fact. In -ompsrisoa with the way in which th? an*.:.
I*laH fonras have beca treated nt Albany, or wher
evei Mr Plati baa had anything to do with tha dis
pen?? tloa of patronage.
When Mr. Lautrrbach withdrew Die ?ppolntnwnta
the oth'-r day, it was intended to crea;? the impres?
sion thai Mr. Plat I h .i.i received nothing from
Mayor Strong, und proposed to ask nothing la fu
lure at his hands H? evidently proceeded on th?
thai the peopl? had fergott?m ?II about
t:. appointment of Major Pltmtey ?a Commis! ?
of .1 iron, one of I < most Importaal places in the
ci ? government I ? lei Tanuaan] this "'heo was
consi?] ? north AMI to SXPMt votes *-f> greai
- Infiueac? thai thia fnnetionary can wield if
<? - dis] ised to use hit power as it has been wieid
t-1 in th? p:ist. Mr. Pllmley, who has been v.von the
? a devoti : I lower of Mr. I'.ati. and he
ao effort to disguise th? fact as soon as
h? found himself safely ensconced In the place. He
hi- ,-?t It be known far end wloe that none bttf Platt
n ??? need apply for the fifteen or twenty place? in his
\ similar declaration has Veen made by Mr.
?I.-aiey. the Mayor's Mars'i.i. another devot? e of
the Tlogaa's fortunes H? prop?.--es to as? the .?:})??>?
Importaal one, too In Mr. Plstt'a Interest,
notwithstanding Um fac? thai he owes th? appoint?
ment entirely to i i Mayor,
i* would be Interesting for Mr Pat: ?r> point out
two pli responding to these thai have been
given io the ? eancnrl ol the party opposed to hiin in
the ? - i tien of the State patronage Aa ? mat
It " ?. h? ?aim ?t, and well he knowa It The
has been dealt out in the niosi
narrow, factional manner, until it ha? heeeme a
; at Albany the! even a ?crubwomsn cannot
he api'.-? t '.-d at the Capitol unless she Is branded
with the Unit? i States Expresa Company'a trade?
mark. Mr Bast?n, I i? Superintendent of the new
Capitol, would rather appoint a H ' Democrat to
office a hundn I tlmi n antl-Platl Repub
an, and George Aldridge. th? Superintendent of
Public Works th? oulntessenre of bad
last? for any msn io no? k employmenl at his hands
who doea noi 'car i letter from Mr. Platt
Campar? Mr. AJdridge'a courae with that of Mr.
Bt m . . - - - matter Mr. BrookAeM la a vigor?
en? opponent of Mr. Platt hut that has not pre- i
vented him from . ng to office men who hav? |
been. iri. aecretly, M 11 are, adherents of ?tie !a:e
party ? example, he mode two appoint
monta for George Hilllard In the vith District -his j
ireek, ?mm h S1.3M place, aaoth r a; SMOQ. Hilllard ,
is the leader of th? old machine in the VIth D!=
Irlct, and on? of Patterson's ie\ ??? ? : He is ? j
tirncx.at: ho has proven a ' ?tor to every one
with whom h? has ? Id political relation! He
. not maintain his hold In the Vith District for
t wen ' ? Istance
of "Pat" Keenan. ihe Tammani leader, ? ?
for \ ... r s - , '.::.-.! w h men to run his
? arles. Altog? i - e of the moa obje -
of - I ' il th i* baa noi prevented
Mr Brookf.eld from ? cognizing him. Il la unques?
tionably unwise, n a It shows th? aptrlt thai
: parad with that on the
, , ,
Riesenweber 1-? another of the old [Mdera
?v1', li is sail, nas been glv? n og liot by Mr.
Brookflell. notwlthatandlng that Riesenweber be- ?
? .. Patterson cot?-rie, ?and there are others ]
Milliard who isve obtained favors i
ii Commissioner ??: Public Works
th? light ol the?? facts, Mr. Platt'a vociferous
protestations of martyrdom become a trifle ridicu?
lous The fad la. h? had no . Mu?s tor recognition
in this ctiy whatever upon thf Reform Administra?
tion He foughl Ma*, o. Strong's nomination. no
did nothing to ?.Id in i?ecur1ns hi? ?lection. H? be
?.sveil that Hugh Grant would beat Strong, and : -
lieutenants Police Commlaslon?r Kerwln, tor ex?
ample - ? ng befoi dection thai Grant
. . , . 130,000 votes. Hie Mayor ivou
iiav- . y lusUfled. u- *K>on as Platt placed
reform legislation, In refus
m? of his followers I ir an
,, ... ? . - rted generously. Let
... - ?? '*? : for It n", .?'?'?'
the ?ani? P? ?>' ?bat ' ""
Lm*elf ? a! th? close
. '-. r pra ?-.. ... ill the patronage o?
I , :- '?' ?vered
. . , _ : | hla r? nomma?
it? a. gimpl) bee an ? . ? conld not : avi I pi >? ? In
Vr Vis? 1? an ab te believer In D? Musset*?
. ?All. or notblng." and ; \tav?*ir
icts upon It pi ictlcal!
? in- n I ministration, ai
.- ? :,.- the R< rty otthit
TWKNTT-THIRD DISTRICT.
New-York, March 1?, IML
?COLORED CHILDREN WITHOUT BCHOaMJE.
DBPLORABldi NBGUBCT Bl TUB CHARUEflON
aUTHORITIBE ETfORTB TO St I'M,V
TBCHNll M- Kl'fCATION.
To the E lltor of The Tribuna
s.i : Th? following atateasenl taken from a recent
.... of Th? Tribun? bsa attracted the special at?
tention of a constant redder of your valuable paper.
Mayor Strang w.ll i-e amply sustained by public
arnUment in his approval of 'he WU providing for
- 'ohm- :? the extent of $.i.'M*.i>iO for
.-. -io- new schoolbouses i I repairing ?'hol
bu.Wines now owned by th.- :iy ft la 61 I
most Importano? thai th? capacity of the public
- hools should be kept abreast of the growth of
population. A disgraceful fact It Is that over 12.0m)
. ., ,m1 ? not *ret Into our schools last yeai
pol . embodied in tins Mil. which now
\ ?wait? tiie Governor"? approval to become a
la wise and farslghted.
My obJSCl la CSlling atten'ion to this Important
matter is to Inform your lar?,-" circle of readers thai
?because -d the lack of atmalar action on the i rl
Of th? City of I'harlestoti. B. C, BOON than 7.<?.?i
children of its colored population are growing \>
in lgs?a?nn? Idlanesa and ertaae. After the war
two fre? public achtfffto were gtvca for trie c
nt colored children In ths city, and. notwlthatand?
lng the large Increase of th? colored populstl
whi.-h Is now mure than 8,004 by ?AMtlona from
the sarrouwRng nnanda and oouatry districts, n .
add.tloi.a.' schoolhouse has been ere' ted or previ I. 1
by this city for colored children during th? isl
quarter of a century; while, on the other hand,
the whit? s hav a smaller population, but ta ? U
many public ?chool? ?w th? colored people bav?
The colored peopM of this city, who pa* ? hurgi
portion of the lazes, have directed the attention
of the run. s?h ?ol PMiiinlsalonrra here, ail of
whom ?an white, to thi radly Inad?quat? ?chool
aecominodatlon? for ?-olor*<l children, and have :?'
peat<?diy petltkmed for more pub!:-* school buildings.
tut ? . -?i refused on th? alleged ?round
thit th? presenl school faolMtl?? ?.f th? colored
peopl? are in proportion to the amount of taxes
paid by thorn
it ?s truly a ?ad spectacle to behold dally thei-"
? . ? ?? negro boy? snd girls In our
? i growing up in gross Ignorance, ami becom?
ing mor? anil more hardened in crime, for ?natch
many of them aie frequently arrested. After the
ma of our courta score? ot those are seen
marc! h our streets. handcusTad, on their
wai " '*?? penitentiary al Columbia, to recruit a
fias? of hundreda of Juvenil? offender? there, it
? grei t?ad thai ti*..? ? bit? i ? ipl? ? ? n
? -i. i an i otner southern communities ? an
a "e l?e and fsralgbted
;< . ? :? it Ion, llki 'hat ol New-York,
la making ampl? provision for th? location of ail
btldran. is '..? ? kafegttard against many
si d ?? rlbl? dangi r? in the future.
i tel? r i:...? o. dora hi,- circumstancea some o'
I color? ? mlnlsura and laymen of this
- ? bean toi ?) to th? ne?cca?lty ol doing
um..!.. nC m u:t way of supplying public school
accommod?t tons f?,i .,,. many olored ? hildren aa
And with i:,e aaaistaac? ??? a fen ahit?a
h?r^ (and th? number oi ihos.- in our Southei ,
are kindly di?po8?d t., th? colored p. ^otr
me friei , Isewhere a
t-eautlnil school site has peon :-.- ure?! a in
and a huge * bool In operation
January. rh< i ?? ,.- ?
ar? Inatrurtad noi on!) ?. u.e ordinary branch??
ral principi? .. ? , ,. ,;
methods the kind of eJu?a
"? ?-?'"'? plei .... ?os ii..
i??-*? '?" ai t certain -" ??.? ?
9
?source >.r i. ....
rrteai - ol su , on oth? i than ih? kind ? harii
Though (?..'le m ?t,Jl u ,).-t,' ol .
f?w hundr?d dollars on ihis building tor in? train
boya, we are i ,*kiug an <sarn??i '.-frort ??
rai.-, a :. a thousand dollars for the cie- loi , r
t fi.' "ll'.?ll-!;,! ,..l:?.,.l?. ... _ .
. lOle llvelll ..,, i
? "' .- a native of u
? .
?x .?. ? du toi nag*], .,.?, ,t-?.. ,, {??t inl;tln}
which lii?>" helped tnj i a? * ?a often In the par-t .??n
this worth) .?: I i ? ? ly c lus? bj 11 ?????
thl- ?:.;:,?? -, ind appeal, ll will ?!o -? :,
to ni? . J. T?. DART
No .? Ki .!? k? -.;.'??.i lesion, S C. Mar,h 12, ik'.'j
A CLKROY'MAX'ii PROTEST.
i., ??-! RIXE* Til *?T i.i. ? ?IT - \- H ? RMKI t. TO
Tltl i. RELIO)
To t'n?? Editor of Trie Trlb me.
fj r; Aa a minister of the Prot? tant
???? ti !,, pledged to fa;.h**:l dlllg
; . ? ?? ii . . ? ? ?!,-? ? onti..i-, to the
? - ? i protest sgainsi i hi folio? ?ng.
I declare tkal th?-y hi? faire and th it th?
doing barm In making religion s??m to he
atraetloo without practical meaning or powei
First, l protssi again?) t!?. fuNc tea hing that
?loi has somewhere se) up a book, a bod) o) men
or an institution to i,?? an Infallible ora I ol tr :?!i
Th? effect of auch teaching . il men roma to
thlnl of the triuii!? of rellgloi unr? -. '.?:? re
moved from human experlei bj an)
means t.? ba tried and pro???? i KI ?? wha) ; ? ? ?.
of Infallible authorities? I deny that ?here Is any
:<uch authority. And In particular I den) tha
riKht i?!" bishops, whether In committee? or In
menlc council? to ?peak o luslvel) for God. or to,
? ' t?te l er m? of faith lo ??? her ?
s ?: ! I protest again?) ? ?- false teaching tha)
there i? a deposit of faith, oi b? !? o! ess? tl '
Christian doctrine? divinely forn '?-.'?A and n iled
and given t?. the Chili h to Inl rprei and lo keep
forever untouched The effect -.t thai teaching w
vainly to exalt th?? clergy and to make religion
to be .? difficult h i> : ?. ibat onl) men of
sp?cial trslning can under? ind 11 pu - Iheolagy
In th? place of faith ;?n?l love, and dispos? men
to think thai th? ?-r?-? l I? more than th? lit'-, h
Impliea th.,-. a man can know the truth bel ?re he
ha? endeavored t., li\?- truly, and ?o ll begets In
telle? 'uni pride and hj poci -
1 deny that there I? any such deposit. And In
partlcuisr l deny tha' th? ?: I ad SI ene
creed? ar.- nth- r than symbols of the Cath.
faith. Thai faith cannot be pul Into words; It* fll
expression I? In deed? of rourageou? falthfuln i
MT-.i lovlna aei ? I, ?-.
Third, i protest agalnsl th? fal ? teacl ng thai
the Incarnation I? to be r g ? mira le and
a prodigy?an Isolated event, inrclated to the
coursa of nature and th.?? ' ' '
<;o?l. Buch teach ? ea the In
carnation and thwart? It? m? ?? (acama
fun ?how? u? .... i ? ubj ? o i i most or
human coadltlon? lhal ordinary men may be
drawn to godllk? i i '" '? *"">**'
teaching tnal weakens Ix lief In the r?
f.?,.'a'?1 manhood If ??ontrarj to the Catholic I
I den) thai the Incarnaili eirarded a?
.; mira? uloua event, becau? I se, ts like ?
v. here In na tire, In ti:*'.>! ? and ?n life.
Th?- i?'ss.-,:i of nature I? thi
facement of Go i omnipot i -
)..-, ?i? rv e The |. aeon of hiatot
,...." ;, of th? proud and the pill
And the lesson of ?lailv livlnit Is 'he greatn
love and the futility o) elilsh ambition. So all
things polni to the Ir prepare to
Im lleve thai i rod b? -am m in, thai he n nt
In a -tail?. ?'????i i ? fe of a labor? r, and ... la
slave's death.
li, j, irtlcular i ? ? I Ihe do? trli of the
vlrglnit ? of ..-ir Lord i moi I ? ;
Christian faith. I do no)
it r> a true do 'trine, i .:? ?
mai y thing! i Ms ?iron?
Fourth, i protesl . :aln?l certain fal teaching.*
concerning ordination vows. The primar) ol
tlon >f .i publl? tea, her li to I II '. ?? truth
?'hnr.-h holy and catholic hfii:?j the creation of
the 8] Irlt oi Ti utl cat nt? i i I
siio'i; 1 devote hlmsell :?? the letter of formularle*
or to a;.\ thing but the spirit of tntl N'oi
Intend to give It? commission t.< one who i? ? I
r., exi hange foi a priest's office 1
and Hi- dal j rev la tlon of ? Sod.
l deny thai I have t:,k?-n any vow except ?o ?lo
and trach whal ?;..l command?. \nd I ?le : ir?
thai if * had sworn to for. I? ?-t* i
carts -i body of doctrine? I sl ou Id i?a,-?' been ?
of a vary great wrong, a Y. I ind u.n
against the Holy Qhost Buch vov -, I think, are
not only unmanly and Immoral, but altogether In?
famous.
And, fifth, I protest against th" fala, t?
fhat a man r.?-?-n give to rellgl? n only a |
life, of hi? fa 'ulty, tu-, money. And thl? l take to
l?e the deadliest heresy thai lia? .?? any I m< be -t
th<? Church. I deny thai faith wlthoui
donnent snd risk-taking :.- go I for anything.
Complete self-abandonmenl I? what ?'),r:.-; asks,
and though men waver and fall the) musl noi ?el
th??ir hearta upon ?? lower purpo ?
CHARLE8 FERGUSON.
Cohsaset, M iss., Man h \ ?'??
OPEN SALOONS <?N" SUNDAY.
A RF.PI.7 TO 1?R RAINSTORD'fl ARQUMEXTS IN
I AVOR OF *J HEM.
To the rSdltor of The Tribune.
Sir: Allow mo t.? make some observation?. .:?
reply t?. Dr. Ralnaford'a argumenta for op?
the saluons ?>n Bun lay
I. He holds that this ts the only way to pi
law-breaking. 1 .?.? noi think we can decide that
It la Impossible to enforce existing law?: intll we
try Superintendent Byrnes'? plan of obllgii
? ?aloona to haul down thelt blind at hours when
, the law forbids II |uor-s< II
j. il.? holds that H Is un I tlon to
deprive tbe laborer of hU Bunda) saloon when the
' rl i. man has hia Sun y club ;
? ?elf-indulgence doe? noi authorize anothet The
j v.rontr Is In Inducli ?? ?-...- laborei I ? I av< hi? wife
ind ? hlldren In roomi h.nal lei -,. ? b?
dm: elf. while he : : his .-ip ?'
[ gratification. Pei ip the city some day may
i BM Its way to pro?, pie's club? where men,
- women and children may And re?) an?!
? together, but meantlm? th saloon do ? ... lili
j th?- want.
". He hold-; thai if men should lay t:i n supply
! of drink on Saturday nlghi It would
1 their families. On th?- contrary, I believe that
i more would be ?p? nt f?.:' grocel ? ... I? is In
i ?trink M ?n are n.,; devoid of ' right,
i but ?r.:r preaen) ?y?tem ??? s?x lat? ? th? idea of g<
eroalty with )r?eatlng companion?, Instead of pro
vldlng for their famlll? Children ol beer ?iiii.K
ers have now and will hav? ? ?teach
iht-in the taste. 1,'it inti"h lesa llq i ?r would tx ?old
! with enforced Sunday closur?
4. He holds That If saloons were open after
church hour? on Sundays ll vrould tak I
question oui ol politic? Th? liquor-dealer? will
never be content unt:1 they they are allowed to
?ell at every hour of day and night, on every
day in the we?-k. '<? men, women and ? ?ill Iren,
Nothing les? '.?.?I take the ?aloon oui ol i .1
HERACLITUS JUNIOR.
Iirookhii. Mai c-i 16, 1K?5.
TENNESSEE PRACDS.
To the Editor of The Tr bui e,
Sir: 1 n?.;. ? : ? lltorlal ai nt on South?
ern election law?, api .pos to Stephen B. v.
pamphlet <?:i negro ?-'iI?i.il;?? i.i the V itl i am
glad to be abl? to Inform ...i tha your i.Itlon
and that of y? . ? ndent.
oi.'??'. i -.? fai a< >? ??? lectl ?n la??.?
..i I ni.-ii'. Is of ' In I ' - | . -.i.
, i ..m a native of Tenn? ?< . wa? born In Tennessee,
? an I have ii.?- i In T? rtnessee all m; III
four generation? >.f my ancestor , and I tl I
know whal l am saying when i : my own
6 it? i hei peopl.
Wo ?.:?.| fa-.r and iwi until 1889,
? when the dominant pi .- ?els? i ??. th n tit of
? reform, which wai cs I the Re
publl m w- wa? <? ?: tsntly In r< islng, and it
took to.? much balk? box stuffing to keep them In
? power, ? includi I the) .-. il I legalise
? ery Then came such law? a? the Poll Tax 1
i ?ortch Refj iti w. will . ? ?? ? ,
. all name? of c indid it?-? In : ,
'? Chief Justl ?? Ti .i..--, d? <??- >n tha) .. ?. ,tei
)ix his t:?i.. t withe
, ever) oni kii.,w.- i- a .i. . - f.,.- .,
, i onfllct with ti:-' St i ;?? i ' .?
i -, glad to b< able 1 . . i, ,?.-,? law?
i and m- thod? have ?lern?
] the Uemocral c pai i an cost t! ?-???.
I but t-? ?a', i r. lion?
the com ? ?,?? n n ?.,, ? -, .,.., :. .,- i....
i.i. Is putting
i i louai) mad rhi lei the win?!
i and th? st..: n - -..,-:.,,,.,,,. i -, :
people of the South a? a gel ?.f me oil
1 metho !??, an I if I mistas.
fair and free I If i ' ?? :
don'l give -is fair ?
lo ;? dose of Noi ih Cat
most fiel It In )
.,.. ! aino'i!; all claat ' pi?
?i A BM1TH.
r.? rdstos ' . P? ' i Mar? h :
AM BRIC AN CIX)THS IN iv:i.l-'lt MARKET.?!
To the I Ito . ':' b
Sw- in differ? nl it er? a repoi
American clol is are so . mark? ,
and rlghl In the ianufac)ur
Th? ?.- omal
... .- a] pa rent to < ?
,,' ?\o .; manufa? I irii g. bul
trmp i elth?
r. ? ?
, . rathei in able
partly, and if th?
w 11 hou t ai DUN
l'a.--j. , .*- larch H, IS
it.i.;-: Ki.M.i.,.. : T- ; - H . ?? >,: HE POOH
To :t,e Bdltoi i f ','!-e Ti lb me,
S'i : In ?. ? ?terd I of T Tribune It It
?tat? .1 in aa ? dltoi tal on ? :
ila" "that free I
? ' ? ' - poor bave ? I? d te
to Ou? el
A ?
Xxt held
? ' - ? let) hll?
man,n, ? . ,| ;, . i . ... ,,. ,,, .., .
us induatrlal ?? ho ? .i i.:. , .,
ai.uk? * ??.ii'J?.ii.'ttitlii |ii .,:.:, ,,1 ii- ,??, ,n:? on?
schools for the iiejrlcc'fd children of the poor. The
need tor manv mor' h nd rvnrten? i? pen urrtn'
and no other mi ?am for helping and rduost'n-r thes.?
. ? M . .1. '. pply . ? pla ? "? th ?
kindergai ? i ? ???? the he?i opoortiinltle? ft
an ?'. ng ? > itldren ol foreign blood and
Its influii-m.mnoi ?v measured. Thou
of these little ones o| poverty shonl?! i?e in
I, ., \V. I. (JR08VEXOR.
Tork, March II UM
?-? en ??
RETART f?RERHAM'i BTRANOR ADVICB
L'itact) THE at'RRKXOni OF i*i'.lN'*Hi?
THAT THE ?;!:': vn->T aMRlUCAfl DIPltOMATS
I! \\ i; t VT.ASIN'-I.y ffllK.IJ?.
To th? Bdltot of The Tribun.'.
61 r in youi edition of Wednesday, March IS.
tl ? Secretar) ot State, Mr. Orasham, is report?rd
as ?aylng: 'Thai whatever may turn out to be the
regard ro 11m Bring by a Danish war- ,
n an American merchantman, it would have '
!.u wiser, perhaps bsd captain Crossman ho
ind I'liir.'-e! the Spaniard to make such Inqulrtea
aa t ' the charactei and mission of ?he Alliance ?i
i... might think neceasen Such a coulee would
noi have lessened th? rtgbta of tiie Alliance under
the law, and would have detained her bul a shot
time. The ?Secretar) says thst it I? generally aafer I
: >r merchant ships tn act thus under th? conditions
as report? I, and subsequently lo (nek? complaint ,
for damages or such redress a? muy be deemed up- j
pi oprlate."
ila advice of Mr are?him Is apparently given
In i ew i.'-* only of this occurrence, bu? s;?,; of tin I
in- occurrences thai may arise in the future, ind ;
msj be und rstood sa addressed ?generally i" our
It la ?1e?ervlnR of careful con- *
. ,. ? ion, In the llghi er principle and authority.
I, |( maj : e ? .l-ri ai Ihe Secretary's answer
io Captain Crn man'? Inquiry addressed to thai
, a? to whether "ihe Spsnlsrd had any ri?;hi j
lo . romp? i ni" to he ive t ?'."'
The answer of Mr. Qreshsm will he ? surprise to
student? ? ' International law, M well sa i" sturdy :
?.. tike Captain Croasmsji. II bsa >c leasl
m mend 11 t i th? attention of both
.,? . > || is absolutely and undeniably ndvel. The
. of this pleasure ;-- dull? 1, however, by the
frequency with which th- author "f the doctrine has
?tartlcd hli fellow rttlsen? with novel invention?
.,, ihe realms of International law*. '?'?',* may there
C re procet ! wlthoui ?ndue excitement to an ex
?:i .- ti " official deliverance.
|{ ; ??. ne principle of international law
which, mon than another, Ihe United State?, aa the
I nal m of tho modern world, has ?trenu
,.,.', and ronslstcntl) contended for, It la thai no
;.? i ?[.. in limes of peace, be \ Islti d
or search? n the high "is >?? ?n arm d vessel
ther nation. For over fifi year? ha Cnited
? ngaged In a vigorous an ! almost con
I ndence with Qreal Britain upon this
?i. TV. m,. ? eminent predece?sora of Mr.
il ice were a*
least equal I i ifci own. laid II ?'.-?WA In ihe most
nd ? . - il term? thai no t m h
righl exist?, ind thai the rnlted Stale? would
any attempl en th?
pari ?*>f any nation to y ere Is? auch ? pre?
tend? i righl .?s against ?ny American vee?el.
? n for the abolition of the slave trade, an
on ? ' v praiseworthy in Itself, would the
rnlted State? admll th? existence of inch a risht
,,- ni., power to be exercised except under
ihe sanction of expresa treaty atlpulatlons Such
??? principie rotrtend?Pd for t>y Adam?, Web?
ster, Marcy. Cas*. Fish, Rvart? and other Ameri
in ? itesmen oh" have held the p.'siilon of B
tut. of SI ? ?
N"..r did any of thr-v.? emin.nt diplomats ndmit
r n- an Instant an II I ??' m betsre? the rlghi ot
hi ol * arch. The tWO are In
-?parable, the term "visH and search" beina s well
understood phrase of International law, equivalent
m tii" "droll de visit." of th* Continental Juri?-!-.
md itgnlfylng an invasion of the personal security ,
f g -. . personal security la Inviolable,
?. invasion can tx . tlfii i ? nly in lime? of
wai when om heiliger ni Invade? it to pre eni
c Innerei il dealing? with the other beHlgerent, or
io prev? liver) of contraband of wir. The
most thai ?/a? ever conced? i In Ihnea of pnce waa
the right of ipproach t? ascertain the national
-, ? i and preven! piracy. Hul
even aa : i thi i xerctae of this latter right, we have
thority of the iuprems Court of the
. Btal .?? tiii contradlotlon to th" high
authority of Mr. OreShant, that it is not th- duty
,f the '."--?1 "approach?.<i" to He by ant aw^Xit Ihe
; visitor. In the Marianna
11 v.;. iton'a Reports, pp. *tJ-*i*. the Court
"?m ?he other hand. 11 la Clear that no al
under any clrcum ? I ?und to II* by or wall
? the approach if any other ?hip. She is a. full lib?
erty to pursue her voyage In ?her own way. .ind to
m ? all necessary precautions to avoid any sus
I . ? : : *.,.' attai k."
i o? ver, - noi tl ?? Ural time thai there
has been a ?erioua difference of opinion between
tire-sham and the Sup ? me i ?ui I ol th?
l S1 it s. Wo may be pardoned perhaps If,
under all the circumstance?, w.- prefer t.. adhere :
nlon ot un* latter, a? a ?otnewhsi more
pe? mi oi an ....,?-. authority.
Mr. Webst?r, also, in 1..-= ?itl- .al correspondence,
i- a- laid down by the Su
? ..,; ...h an ability und msalth of l**arn
Ing thai have noi been surpassed In anj ?ubs?
quenl discussions of the question, llalli*' U In hla
"International law" I Vol. II, p. HO, London, 1878)
???s thai ib?' iriewa of Mr Webster on this
on are full) sustained by the pest writers on
Ian .n America and Europe." Mr. Wheaton,
iti his essay on ' Visitation and Search" (ISC), de?
m?nstrate? conclusively on principia and authority
thai the doctrine Is sound, and d?lies an) one to
show a .--it't;:?i passage of any Institutional writer
on public law, oi th? Judgment of any , oi:rt by
which thai law i- administered, either in Kurope
oi Vmerica, which will Justify the exercise of auch
.m on the high ?"?as In times ol ?'.. ?. md
op m m of Lord Stowell, ih? greateal
Km llsh a Imlralty ludae, io the effect tli? "no
authority can l>- found which glvea any right of
visitation or interruption ovei the v?sasela and nsvi
patlon of other States on th? Muh sesa, except
ai..' ihe righl of a*ar glvea to belligeren ta .?miinsi
iieuirala."
There i- no pretence that ? stale of war exlata
between Spain and Cuba which vr?.? 11.i luatlfy the
?xerclse of ?, lllgerenl rights There Is no pretence
thai the Alliance v..,? n pirata, oi wa< ausp<*c??H]
of being one. there la no pretence thai she at
tempti i to conceal her nationality. On the on
tuny, si" observed the courtesies of the sea, sal
- ai ish u.ii /easel and received th?
n h salut?-. Ta Bugjresi tha
11 re I sic WSS bound 10 II? :
await ihe approach ?.r the Spanish .-essel much
'Min :,i .i?it and search, I? lo ? chlblt
a prof? i ... i ' ? ' \iu.-i | a.i pi.dent i
? ? tablished principle? of International law
? r .' lamentable Ignorance of auch pi.lent? ,? ,
i rim '
ei ;>? then w,. il i It have been
? mi' for thi v liian? a to he ive : ., an I nub
mi; lo ' luirles" .?-? the Rpanlat I mirh
,! ??'? nee? - - iry" ' -f ihe Span arti had no ? iaht t..
make such ".nqulri*??" (noi? thi euphenilstli ,i,,i
"-?? ror th? Spaniard's "three solid ?hou"i ?herein
lies me wisdom or safet) ol submitting :,
!" li w.i\ man I? firing solid
.?. ??; m Is .?.? d traveller, Is :? '
the latter lo "heave to" until Ihe I ? m
? easy range, ot
. an m ce a hi? ). distance and . ? | .'?',?.
??'?'?'" f the i un? Si retar) Is putting the maite
?>s ??.' ? ? .n? dien ' anfl noi o? la? the i
? "i.nni'ii -sense oi i.u!,I refutea hla , -,
? | of ?he whole mattet \ ?,.
' id no rii lo i and
to ? 1? ? tpl ?u in int. rrogati . ? '!,.,
-??. lh< \l ai .... had a r.'.-hi t.. .-,. ,,..
?"l!'' seareh, mi ri npl. or Interrogatloti I |
? ill ".nil ',i! \i, ilresham n
would hi '.? I" en "a I? er ' an?! "??..???. ?,,, (. . ,
' -'??-"" :.i all ol
?1 ? low pro?-? .
I - lo natie negotiatloi
' :' ! ?? '? ? aptaln Crossman may ?afelv .,,,
?. expressed In hi? lei i
to th? la "I did nut and do no
? - ? sing tin,.- on mi loyajre? ?',
. unboat? ?n any other?. .' ?Tesni in
? ' B. w. II! FV ' r
Ithaca, N. 1 March M. 1 ' ''
' ' R I \'f w !? i ITOMB.
ol The '''in. in?
? ' The Tribune's readers I went to let
' ' ? ' ? ? th? bl v ling n. ?*?? -?o i ,,.,. .
darlty of the exerr -.- m t
!'?" i ?' a? ranti uttei tlon to it K? ep it u?,
v , ., , JAMK? IVATSOX.
i ork, M, ?
- ? -
TO MAi: l'\i\ \ ?IMRICAN SELF" !: I. -I-,., ? r.
To ? ? i . loi ?' i t- Tri! uni
? I ? mm- has clearly si: iwn In to-day'?
? '?? dlplon alle history, ? ? i
? Alliai, .i Incideni Is
: !"- ' am - ure nine li nthi of
i.i- ? ountrj would !.. artlly approve
?\rnei an m m-of ^.u ,.
off tl ? . n ?ml of < uba f.,?
? men ??ant rten ha*, n? .
Itln at? h islnesK Si>.tln
nkliia ?h? i- flrat-iat?
'?: ?? ? ?uffet a S?cr?tai ? ul
..'?? like v :?? f..-t.-i i
' . ? " , , A NATIVE AMEItlCAN.
i.i ,-",
"? VIN'HT MII.ITAKT l?i;il.i.
.i 'i I.- 1 ? bune,
'?'.: Indlj ..'i v. |, i?.. |., ,, . ih;,.,
??""? ? i ?.
1 i im ii.'ioih. ion Into n??- pai.i,"
"? ?' ' ' ' I hen . an ba llttl qui
'' ' ' ? ? I la with ( he ?pit it
.it m?.t defence Ho?
?i< i ??' -.?.-. it ata. ms spirit thai pcrvad?ad lha
??uth I'?!?"?- 'he Civil War. but thai did BOt ?'??*"'
. ..,.., m , . N irth ntll It touched th?
?jura and Stripes, it ?.oes ,,?? belong to on Intelll
K..r,i ,,?.i su, rasful Ind i M si ? on munit) Iti ad
.,,. ,? ?, ,?? i,, the h en isim inn " ? ? P
lal and i ihar, sad I i th'la a ? ?Iveal la the en?
foiremenl of Uva and order; bul wh< m k> llu ? ?
,?,.? to i rf? : In ?Hillary skill? Only it.???? to
whom ?w? ma) look foi this prot? it Ion - Sol si
,i? ?rrsej ,,.>,?.?.??.? ,,. giv? sll of n.mine lenere
lloa Bn equal opportunity '..< skill [n the .????;?'
"'.?, ?, that all ?if mem may ?be rsad) sclsn
"ncaSy\?? efflclently to kill ?."-'' ? ??,?*?
?ame spirit which ?.- Aaron ^ .^";>'*V'?,(
ander Hamilton :..-.?Plan.?' with the usa?? oi
? ?\l .i-:? ,,?<i tf on? man with a pistol came to
be monstro?? In the ?e>ttlement of j-n-onal affairs.
wh? -ho'.'-i ? thoui ind men with ?rots be a beneft
to Urse' .u?tmeni.?- caa hardly assert that
, :. for brute fore? has pasted, bul ?y* may
"ontend thai we lo no ni il to make ? state ot
thins* In our country where "Greek meet? orees
???r ?Kuatlon preclude? th? Ilk llhood of precipila?
,??, into foreign warfar? wlthoui ampl?^tlrae for
provision, and I) Is Ihe best patrtortlsm that labors
fur th- ? mdlUon? that lift all ai ink nd to the h gh if
p,..? of developraen! MARIANA w. CHAPMAX.
Brooklyn, March n. I?W
. ?
JESS! !?F l--??i:i:sT OR PETER MINUITT
t.\? T? PROM i.i;wr.N GOI.VQ TO SHOW THAT
THE FORMER WAS THK TOITKDHR OF
N?-:?\ \M-?TKl:|...M.
T,, the Editor of The Tribune.
s.; i-i the latter part ?>f lasi January there .-?p- ,
peared In ihe aewspapora of thia city a letter to
li rr Oaultlon, Vienna algned by th.- "ContWen- i
t:.,i Beiretsry to the Mayor.' sad containing ?"??
eral extraoi Unary ?l itement? sa to the rounding of
New fork City, then New-AmstertJam, bj Peter
?,,., ... ... I'ossesslng ?orna inform?t-;.m on that
hu?,i..-, myself, 1 still tboughl II besi to *srrlt? to
Mr Chsrtes M. Dosy, Archlvlsl of l*ej.a, Hoi
nd Inquire Into the historical facts, l luve
just received his answer, which I send herewith.
When the delegation of the Holland ?Society of
v. wT-rk visited Holland in 1W ? ni"ji elaborate
dlspbiy of old maps, books, engravings and original
manu cripta was prepared for us at Leyden, and
l had In my band the original minutes of the City
Council of Leyden, dated August tt, ISO, granting
permleslon to Jesse ?le Forest to enrol the W?lto?ai
colonista, sad those ?dated January I, UM. giving
i to (lei ird de Forest to iak? the position
of "dyer." former!) held by his brother Jesse,
"gone lately to the West Indies ' tAlso the original
muniiwrlpi poll-ux list, giving names, loealltl?
,,,,.! a.. .. .?,,.. ?. 0f William Rrewsier, .John tion
ind th- ruher i'i'.r.rnn Fathera while they ,
were llvln i I.- -. ,l?-n In I?f22 ?
As I do noi i.'i'.v the ?ource of the Information
of the residential secretary t?. the Mayor, i do not
I . hot? far he la excusable for the grave errors
contained In hi? lettei li I? to i.? regretted that
auch prror? could i.Isaemlnated even ?4ua?l-of
Hclally OEOROE IV. VAN" SIC LBN.
New-Vork, March 13, lis*.
? ipy.i
i.r? rl< i., Jtth ?-T February, l'A?.
l>.??r Sir: T..., ask my nrdnlon about ? lei er 'hat
Mr Hi i roa i, ? onfl len) il i le to ' N> i) or of
your city, wrote some week? ago ;-> ?? gentleman -?;
Vienna about the foundation ?.f New-York Fou
un rlgh) In thinking thai the question does intercrt
me, ??? i made res? irche? ai??,ut Jfsse de Forest nt j
t,ve?nes ind Sedan. Mr. Burrow? reject? the
claim of foundershlp of your t?>??n for Jesse, and
considera Peter Minuli a? the only ?me -a ho come?
,:i foi thai hor...'. li. aasen boldl) lha) all au- !
thoritlc? agree thai this Peter Minuit -??r-??)\??? i In -
\. ?? Nrtherland .... May i 1813, purchased Man?
hattan Island from Ih? Indians, and founded In I
?h tame > ????, 1932 -New-Amsterdam (baptised, MM,
Nea York).
I ran sssura you thsl all authorities asree that
Peter Minuit ar-i??.! only in l****S This I? Important,
aa the prboie question dependa on dates. I must.
however, ex?'use Mr. Burrow* fot this mistake. As
not a single dati In his whol? letter is correct, al
leas) "i the ; Int? i op) you sent rn<?. I suppose
that i: ?s no) his, but the ,.. evil's fault.
Mlnuil ?-. . th? thli I .;.... rtn.i of the colony; he ?
organized ihe administration, h<- made s .r?-aty
,\ith the 1 rendered i he ! hitch pro?
prietor? ?>f the whole Island, Instead of possessors
only by ritfht of (1rs) discovery of occupation; h*
? 1 the ?ettlenienr that had already existed
three yesr? HI? Importance for th? colony ?hould
not he disregarded, but before hi? directorship,
?Ince Id. there ??a^ a settlement ?-.n Manhattan
[??land thai had airead) rec??lve?l Important ac
: !.. Holland, with .? supply of tlvesto k
and fanning tools,
Jesse de F? real, born at A\-.?s:i,?s between 1570
and IM . n 1(01 and !?>??? gi Sedan, and IS06
it ?..-? ! n, had applied In July, M21, In the name <>f
fifty-six V. alloon famille?, who wished to go to
nia, :?. i lie A ml sai a Im of Engl,, i -i i the
H i ; ie fo i ? ' m nslon and ?> islatance from the king
of thai . lunti The royal answer wa? not sal -
factory. In August. 1*122, Jesse s.?nr ? petition t.?
the Btate?-ileneral of the i nited E?rovlnce? aaklng
10 be alloue.i to enrol l'r??t ?-tall t families for
emigration i?> the West Indien, as America was
commonly called in that time. The Dutch Weat
India ' '".ut. m?. ?? : ,h ??a? yt In procesa of or?
ganization, of course highly approved this project;
11 may be ?ha; the attempt of! 1821 had fixed the
attention of the directors on Jesse, and thai th?)
had encouraged him to hi? addreaa to th.- Dutch
? ; \ ernment '?-..- ? , ? the p rmlssl? n s s
granted, a ?hip wa? equipped, and ht March, 1*123,
ih ? ?X, -.. W: hei :., : ( ? I Dm irea with
thirty famille? aboani. In May the mouth of th?
Rh r Hud.ion wa ? r? i 'hi I. oi . i?>: ?n i f I -;??
i?< w.?ni mi an?! ' t Fon ? .:-.,n^.-. th.? origin
of th? presenl Albany. But the other part ?ettied
on Manhattan Island and the name Walenbogl r
\'.'a!loon l'.a?. th? Wallaboul of to-day, hears testl
'. thf'ir being Walloons. It cannot be de
??,i?-l that from that fact, from the arrival of the
Nea Netherland In May. 1623, date? the permanent
0 'Upatl n of the alte of New-York.
I'd" assertion of Mr, Burrow? thai the ?Vallo na
?if .ii.-s? were aeni to America by the Dutch pro
- In .'.'. ? ,'? meai - ?". a year after the
purchase of the : land ??23, I? in contradi?? ...
v. "ii the ?tatemen) of the ?-: historian? of thla part
of American history. Brodhead, Balrd, Rlker, Orant
Wilson an i others
As for Jesse himself, Mr. Burrows Is no: alone
I: doubting that he e\'er came to Manhattan (?land
Indeed, there is no testlmoi ? ol his presence ih?re;
i.ir almoal ai: ???? knot* about the earliest history
of Vew-Yorit ?va-, discovered "..i i?.hk a^o. As Mr.
Gram VYIlson remarks in his work. -The M.?
mortal History of the City of New-York." even
the fad tii.it Peter Mtnui ruled h?re as director
"was ?omewhai apocryphal un II recent years."
\W kr...... ... ;? two of th? colonist? of 1?S3. Bui
1 think we max be sure of Jeaae having taken the
prominent place among them thai hi? organisa?
tion of ihe expedition assigned htm to
It wss Jesse who had written th? address to
England and who v?.,-. the edvocate of the would
n ? colonists before the Ambaaaador; It was ,i^.,
ivn.i had given tl,, Impulse r. the expedition b?,
hi- petition to the States, snd had enroll??,! the
emigrant? The doubt that he did no) accompany
them and the assertion 'hat he ?'.ni to r.-.izii
and died there rep,,--.- wholly on the misunder?
standing b) Incomplete knowl? I?..- of an sel of the
Common Council taken from the Leyden archive?.
Oerard de Fores) ask??.I from the burgomasters
the authorisation t., replace aa a dyer hi? brother
I "who had lately gone to the Weat Indlea."
Th?. permission w.,s granted on January 1, 1624,
and aa ?, naval militar) expedition lefl Holland
on the L'tst and :_'.| of I ?e... mber, l?US, II .nu'd
?o tome authors likely th*?i the word ':.i-,?-i\" had
relation to that expedition of a fortnight previous.
The? forgot thai nol ?to- burgomaster? but
Oerard had uaed that word, ..ml they did nol
know thai he had need 11 before the date of :n.?i
? ?xpe liiloii. for 11 ?va-; exactll on I'-i-ml,?:- L't thit
the maglatrate? aeni the petition foi advice to the
\ if ? i,., n n' the Dyer?' Guild.
There had been no voyage to the Weal Indies at
that moment "lately." other than that of th,?
\.-?? Netherlai ! and ?;.rails rxpreseion could
no) relate to an) ?>ih.?i one, Ha there la no doubt
thai the Brsl permanent ?et i lernen) on Manhattan
Ulan,l datea from May, ,,'.::. the facl thai Jeaae de
'..,?.??! prepared and organised thai r.nlxatlon uni
??.as almo?) certainly th, leadei of it glvea him i
right t?> he called the founder oi New-Amsterdam.
To Mi fJeorge u Van Bleien, New-York
Inttrartiott.
. For Boy? and Toung Men.?City.
C?,i.!.i:.;r. i-,:i PARATIOX. Regmt'a Baamlnatloa?
am aiu?enta admitted ?vltho . | ? -,. private lea
?". : ??"' lat?sima? ? ? i.i - ?- niaiheni ? ? ... backward
i'.:- ? ' ??? . ?Jltj t'.t..' KrlHoK, ::;:? w . ?. 4iuli -?
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I V Irr. 1 rai II? Jl ?chool; da? ?,, r\ru\nf. AiiUrrsn for cat.
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LlaraleaL Srlentlfl? arul lltislneaa Kducatton ?i ...n--i
aumtier el boya r-.?,?i??i ir the iTm.-inai'i family Aspty
v ratawtgue asa lafawaaiion. j Dickinson, jr., rrtn.
Tiiunr? Ladlea. City.
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its am, i?-.' wear 7<ith-?st.
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hi a ,.-i:,i cecina n??.
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? aliaga Prepat itoij and 1 lectiva Cbursw of StuJr. N???
M? -?.ii aa? ?-?i.., i.,:,?.n? ?r?:. ??ppiieatlona for n??
. ?I 1 .. 1 , , part] -n .,.,,. la :,,,.!-. .,1 once.
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Jnstrnction.
For ?bunc Ladle?. Country.
? ? I 1'"? t '?'?' UOsfg -? I .?'i??.' vi! if ?,p-nnl Mar '?' tor
II,- |. ||| ' |f,i...| famlli?-.. fllOOl ?I? 10 tnlrti-en
pean ..' .,i ,: gtougtiton, lias? ??M m?nate? b]
?? i i: (ton m,, fro i.i.iri. i? Hi- pleasant panoaag?
... ? .,,.. a i- p.. r. alb ? P ? ? '? ' ? ?
Mia l'ei-j v.,ii i- ?iv? '.'mu. ?la to eight litt
??v.. iii.tti h bvalthi h? p.' horn?: Engt I ?I tult *.. ?" ?*?
? i ? lor? and '.?re, phyalcal raerclse?; eatdo r and i
pieasurw,
tm* Hen?? Sebo il ma n. ' . it? snd
ruant .in. ?boat tn travel Mi*, s. n. Perrj can b<
during March in Sow \ rk, ?fan ;? picture of iir? n >n??.
?I .'.i Wesi s?th -? (afternoon? after S p m I, ah*?? ?hs .
will funiisi the ????' at cil) rtferre??-? and ?'???'? teraaa
In April she will reetlvi spptlcathm? In Boston aj So, h>
Batavia ?t.
Arl?r April ?? M .?i?l.?? " M i"
\V Al.M T LAN!-: IWTtOOl?
?? Bnar4l??r, DSV ?nd rvdlee? Pref\?-?tnrv flee rMi: N"i ,
retas fp?n? September Nth, fir ?fu??as s?Mr???
Mr? THODORA II RICHARDS. Principal.
Una BAJU LOL1.SK TRACY, A M . Aaeorts ?
a-imini.'.iii I'l led :-,.?? u
Fr; Roys and Young Men.?Country.
HORDENTOWN ?N. ?.i MILITARY IMWTlTVtB,
RK\ T. II. BA.NliiiN, PRINCIPAL*
CAPT. T. I). LANOON. COMMANDANT.
?/ I.'iV.'ooli SCHOOL POR BOTS a' Milford. C s?
J l'?r.-rt* ?rbe ?re un*"rmr?t? In the ?,..<? ,,:-m?r- of
ihelr ?<;n? will dn well to profit t>v th? sd ?nt^ft alParaA
by my ?ch.x.1; th? ?<*h<iol I* In ssesj n d ir!nr th* ?nt?-s
ye?r. FRANK M HOWE Supt.
I?' MKFIELD A?-nd?m'- for Boy?, Falrfl?ld. < ma Com?
Line* thoiMiicli rncntol stid pnrst'Wl ?rulnltn ?rlth o m
f-.?-t* of home 20 i>iy?. Praaefs H. Brewer, A. M.. Prta
F" KREH0LD INSTITUTE, Fr?eholil ?. J. -?OUi year.
- ??oerdln? ?-rik-,.)| r'rlrr.sry. ?"oll'-a?. Pr?p2-*?-iry.
HuslIMM Courue. Shorthand Typewrltln? T?le?raphy.
MtPLEWOOD INSTITtTE, i"'.ni-?rdv1l|e. I'?nn- -f 193
per M*f A *u?*?~??*is?ul *-h?v?l : ' n? ',f the ?.?*' to in- |
f?ae with .n?rtry and ? > wake up b"Y* tn th? d'ltles of llf?.
l?oyi enter bei t collece. Ender ?1 years. 8174.
J gnORTLtDOR ?Tal?i. A M.. Prtn.
NgivTOk iN. J.? INBlll'LlB MomaiVjc* Family School
for Ho?.??. B|?wlal care. perennal Inatnirtlon. Room? ,
? ni! hell I'nin heated. J. WIIAON. A. SI.. Pria.
;
Gchool ^gcnciifj.
A OE\*r-7.-Miriam Cartttte ?uppll?*, tutors, pr":??*}--?.
teacben, governea???, eta, in an te?sta; recoaunenda
?chool? to potante. IM? 5th-sve., Hot,W B'ldln?, ?or ??th-?'..
AgERICAN AM> POR??ON TEACHERS' AGENCY 1
?iin.it?? Prof??or?. Teaehora T..t'.rH. Qovera?M??a
Ac. to Collec?, Srhools sr.-i FamlII?H Apply to
Mr?. M. J. YOCNQ-FITLTON. 2.1 I'r.wn Square.
t'lSK TRACHRSS AOSSCIB?. New Vor It. H<?on '?
? hkagn, 1-u? Ancles, ?tr. H. R. Crock? W, t> Kr-,
1'. V. Huv ?oi.n A W O. Prstt. N. T. Mai *c?r*. TO Sth-a??.
Orrait Oicant-rr?
mm ?mm L i 8.Tg
MEOITERRAK ? SERVICE?
TO OIBMALTAR, UKNOA, NAPLEts.
FttM? .March IS ? Ai?ier? .Napi?**. c.?^*
Kair??r ,v. II.Merc1* ?V)......H.H-no?
W*?m .Apr? II.O-no? '
Kaiser w. M.may *-.fiesoa
W m .May is .'?-m n
Ksn .lui ? i. ?;-??.
Kei'j-n ii,k?t* available .'rom Medlterraneaa or tron ,
Iicni-t, 1/ nd ?i ' r Havre
KKW-TORK, SOLTHAMPTON, BREMEK.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
I Tahln. |80 and upward. II CaMn. $1.'? ar. 1 $50. Pourd
Trip. $l?r, ?nd ?lOfi.
s^.-,:e.Tii?>s . M'li. t!?. 7 ? m -i. T?.??? . Apr It n s. m. :
lahft.TV*? . M? h. 2?. ? p n Ijhn. .Til?? . Apr CI Ip m.
Trars Tues, Apr. 2. :> h. m Fulda.Sat . Ar- 1" ti ? ?
,'.. Apr. O, T n. m Trave.Tus?.. Apr M D
Havel.Tues., Apr. PO.-? n? Em?.??*., May ?) n -
SPrilNG BAILING I, IMS,
TO FOrTHAMI'TON lLO.\t*ON>. BREMES.
Havel.Tues., Ma) .!.'-.T;-* June 1?
Baals .Titea, May m Fulda.*-'.it . t-in? 2'.'
I^hn.Tu?-? . May 21 .-t ? .! u? June %?
F'.l'la...???. M.,> -.-n Ems_.S?t.. Jim? 99
Trar?.Tu?- May 2? Hav-I.Tu??., July 2
Kais.-- \? |t Tu+t ' . 4 Trnve.
Ilav?l.Thnr?., I ? ? ? . rue?., July i?
Baal?.Tuea, .Tun? I! '..?.t ? ? . July 16 I
NOTir-F
Be-flnnlng with S. S T.arn M?r-*h 20'h. thee? s'.?am?r? :
fr >m \?w-V..-r; will !->r1 p??eeng*f? st B?MHhaitpton oa
Iha qua., alonrulle ?p?clsl railway Ixalaa fot I^r.don.
Ko IrmJtot by Ien4ei
OELRICHS .'.? ro., S Bowling Ore.n.
LINK.
THE O.VT.Y LINE mahnaln ng a regalar
it-- Eiropesa ?nice to .?,?.
Co?tin<Hit with TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS.
I-IEW'-YORK-SOL'THAK! TON (LoadSs, I aiiM-HAM
BUSO.
Hr.Mlne th? r?c .rd for fast??! tlRM ? "? thai r-u'e.
PPRIS?! 8AILIN08, EXPRESS STF.AMEKS.
Vorm^nnio.M-ir. 2V 11a. m. A. Victoria..Maj l?i ? a. m.
F H'-mar?K. April 11.11a. m ?'olumMa. .. .Miy 2"!. 11 a. in.
Columbia..April 25. II a. im I* Blsmarrk.May SX 11 ?- m.
NVriniinnit May 9, lia n. Norm?nnla...JuaeS 11a.m.
i Cabla. ?*S0 snd upwsrd; II Ctbln. MS sad $80
/he [LsuCGofl the Ifflfldrofifflflott ?odod?
friiii.? Ii NORWAY and NORTH ?'AI'E.
<vl?o ,o RPlTZBERntSN. by th? ACOC8TA VICTORIA In
JUNE, an I the NORMANNIA In Jt'I.V.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINK. S7 Broadway. N. T.
"" oD?P?MIXIDRI??
PACIFIC MAIL S. B, rry.
0-~r!PrNTAI. AM' ORIENTAL B. 9. CO.
St?nn.?rs i'-.i.? .-aa Francisco:
CHINA, via Honolulu.- ?-M-iiM-h 2?. 3 p. m.
BELUIC. .?.AprM 4. 1 p. m. I
PERC.April IS. .1 p. m. ,
.- ii'-i-j,? . via Honolulu, April 23. 3 p. m.
.?ir-,- OF r.t'> DE JANEIRO.May 4, :i p n.
1* - fr-'eh?, pausase and R-n-.-.tl Inform?t! n apply I?
MS Br idi-ay. t 1 Battr-y M?c-. Waihlngt^n liuildint, i
si d '^>T Br ?nail si?] .
CANA.HAN FAl'IFlf RaFlWAT.
Intendi . ?t? m?hlp -., m,^. From Vancouver
to cJ/?P?Rfl ?tMTD dBO?OK??,
EMPRESA OF INDIA.April 1. June I!. ASgUSt 5
EMPREH8 OF JAPAN.Ap II 22. Ju*ie 24. AlSfUSt 2*1
EXHIBITION, KTOTO, JAPAN. APRIL, IBM.
to HONOLULU,j-^ and M'STI^LjA
R*ARRIMOO.April ISIMIOWERA.May 16
21 ca*'! i ?MOBuaodatloaa very low ratea
F<*r tleketi ?nd fiei-jhi rat?? apply 353 Broadway. For I
? .-? I ::' SS U i.. . N. V. _
OA ?INO ABROAD "
pa^STto ES HD S ? ?? E
All IVave'.lins F^p?n?e? Included,
will lave New-?^rk .lurir.K th? ?-avn l>y leadlBg S'eara- ,
?hip Line*.
Neat Departurea:
April 24. a ?. "Majestic."
May ?. * a "Kaiser Wilhelm II."
M?'. 2\ ? ?. ' ll'-ir'i."
.lun? 12, ?. ?. 'Pari*.''
POT later l'-pur* ire? ?ee Il!ii*tr?t??d Programme, fr?e ?t
application. Independent Ocean and Uatlr..a.i
. ?. ". wt.?Ii>.
THOU. COOg * BOX.
CifTli-lal 'I'm kd AffMt? tot u!l Trm-.k I.tn??.
Ml .ind i 22."i Broadway. New-Tori?;
n-intnn. 3:t2 IV??hlngton-si Philadelphia, t<2S Cheetant.
?? . Chi ago, 2:14 Bouth ?VHrk s:
4 - WHITE STAR 1,1 NU
Britannic ..Mar. 2r>. 2 p talBrltaenle_ April IT. soon
?Mi.l-.-il- M.i. 27 S Su a. m.(*Majcat| ...April 24. Tern
?Adr.ati,.\piii j, noon.?"Adriatic....Ha} i. t?. ?
?i. ? ml?- Api 10. I .u?n m Teotvnl? . M.n I 7 a. m
Fr m uii!? Bur Do?-k, : ? : ? i Vtttt i"-h ??
NO rOTTON CARRIED Bf PAHMENUER STK.tMl II?
Salo n raaagb $6<> ?pwara, ac?eerdlng to ?teamei and M?
... i f berta, ?ge? sad cabla oa tiieee ??-am-r-t. frrri
UP, srwrdliig to ?'?aiivr. --i? Mat.- from New-ToA $1"
l'iepaid itcketk. 118 No. ?-"? Broadway, N'?? fork. Piula
delpbla uftli e, l'N! \\ i?i ul n.
?1 MAITLANT? KERBET, A??nt
A? CCNAltD I INK.
? T?*i LIVERPOOL VIA Qt'EENBIOWN.
i... ..mm M? '-'??. ?? p m ??urania tpr I 2 p. m.
t t-urt.i M. i. 80, ?? -.? m ! mbrla Ape. IS. ?a ?
Prom r??: 4i?. N rth River, f?wl ? ' Clarkson-sf.
Cabin pasease. Mi snd upward, s? end eabta W, Ji').
$45. sccnrdlng to ?teamei .ml ?~ *omino<Aattoaa
Steeras? ticket* I i ?nd fi.t.i .ill parta iif Fur-ope at
I \er> I v?. rate? F u fi?m-i.' <i ? is-;??. m>ply ?*. th?
Company'? tri.-?. N i n sitng rireen. N^? Tont
VKUNCiN* It BROWN .t CO., General Af?n??.
! A - CLYDE UNE.
?I! AI'.I.FS IHN. S. C., ?lie .?ioiith and guUtl>???L
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida pointa
i Kr'.m l"'?i ?w B, H. if j it ?-f lto.,.-?-. ?n ?t ). ;t p. m.
?\l.i;?)N??1 IN . ruemday, Mar.'li I!?
HKMINOLE. .Friday, Mm-, n ?2
IRogi'OI? ..... . .Monday, March 28
All ?tciniers lias? Crst '??, passangc? ?crominodstlona.
\VM. P. CLYDE A ?''?. Oeneral ksenta.
5 11 ?wltng ?trenn. V. T
Fl? r?nt A P.-m Fa't F. * P. I.ltl?. Vl? .ta k? nv!..e,
' <?-?a: so i r?tr" I snd Passenger Line vl? Charleston.
t i*. Fget. Oen'l A?t . .im B*?ar. M. Y.
C10MP?GN?K <;kni:i:m.i: TTaBsaflBBtTque
FRENCH LINK 1*0 HAVRE.
I.A ?;\si-,i,,m; itaudelon . Sal . M?*h. 9S, 2 p. m.
I.A fHAMPAGNK, l.uiii'1.1 s.,? . ||ch. :?'?. ? ? m
:. \ i-.? u i'i'.iiiiNi: i. i.,....- ;.,i "?,''? ?
'.I'Miiiin l.i? I?. ii r it I lie ??ill m.hI.?- an
EXTRA SAH.IN?? FROM NEW-YORK r?i HAVRE,
\\ <-.l n?-?ilu ?. \|.rll to, i?t l* p. ?i.
New v..,k !a Aleuadrta, l^gypt, via Parts Ii i> ?alM no
?ii-??. Flrst-eiaas, ?nn?. seeond claw, ?tut
A FORO ET, General A?, ut. N.> :t liow'.in? ?.;??. m
\| Al.l.nliV STKAMSHII' I.IMIS
?'? Iron TEXAS OKUROIA *M> FLORIDA.
Front Ne? JTork Wrdn?KU>> Friday imd Kalurdajr
? Dl I.IHHTI i I. ? l \ H v , VOYAOE HY SEA
TO lIALVRMTON, TEXAS I : ?? .- h ,.,n i MRXIiT)
c'lTI tND POINTH IN MI'Mi.? mut |? DENVER
iltLORAlMl SPRINGS, HALT I IKN 'II V M.?,. to
w n; wm'is. ?> ?mi ell ,?,i,.,,,,., lA'lnler Bawort?
Fl/HCIliA \ IA BRI NHW It.Tt HA
I?? lAt'KMONVILLK i4T Vfilt'BTINK I4\li'\ a.
HTRAtQIiT and ROI'ND 'Util' TS-ket? I,-ir.1
i-.iiu.? in ill? above s?i,. i ?, ||?nt ,, eotnmoilailon?
.'? ?i IIIHTS' TICKETH ?i r ??, ,? n||., ?
?l'Ali*.? CALIFORNIA ?"Im?::\|ii. KU>KIHA ?: i
returning t" rail if deelred
\Vi".> fni i.ur ?'.4|.ii?.- f. ,..? .,.,ll%>,1 f.
? H m ?.MA?RI i ?" ?;.>n v - ?m, . ?? ).- R N y
NKTIIKItl.WI'S 11 M.
i..i ROTTERDAM snd AMSTERDAM \ '.? ?Seule???
?ur M^r FnutM
- i WERKENDAM Sal urda) M.nii 23, .? I s ta
K .- M ?i A Kl i A W F-sturd? U? :'" si t p m
}???.' ..iiit'i. Hi and upward xrc-and cabin, t-'i?. ?-(??ru?
?' veri lo? mi-? ?? i i?l\ fot lourlai ^ui.lr ..u.i terme,
?;?n?rai Paasencei Aaency, :?? Braadwai
01 I ? I ? < ? M I N 1 i > \ I. I \ K,
M-..I 'i* foi NORFOLK, PORTSMOl' i H OLD point
"M '.'l:' ,?.| M'UI'OHT NEWS VtROINIA REACH
PETKF.Sni'RO .?n, RIPHMOND \\ snd WAHIIINO.
DN n i- Mo? T. SV..? Thurs sad Sat. Fur
Hl. hm n.i. ?la JAMES RIVER Mn. W'.-d and Sat
Por s\ rry point, va tu.-? mina, aad *-?t Fre?
t"?. vi .n Ko V R. tea? Boat t? ?i . ai 8 t? ta, Mat
i .irdaye 4 i> m Tluuiigh il.k.-i. and firlctit ??(?* to all
i-, .... goulB ?Hit Weit
1 W. L. OUII.LAUDBU. Trafic Utaafu.
xTtean Slfamrr?.
KRW-YOKK .-'?I ?HAM ?TON Hx.ndor, Fart?!
)'?-? .Mur 27. Il A M ?.eTn.A,,rll 24. DAM
it-: n ...April ? tl A M *' ' T? '< .. .May t. -I aS
Ne? Y? ?? A: ? ' ".. II A V P?rl?. May ?. tl A 3
>? ? : II * M It? Mar IS, Il A ?
.. gTT?? iOIkSQE
Ni:'?'. >' :'. ? AM'WKKK
Rhyn!? l Mar. '-?*) I V t* .1 \\ ?;. N%)
iv-??. in Mai 57 4 I' M i:h?r.l?n?l. . .Arm 2?, 4 P u
) I A M ? ? ? . .
\\ ,,., , i.l .,? 1 |0, ?? i- M N -:v,.i '.: . - ?
IVTERVATfONAL NAVKl'TfOV ?OMPAVT
i-..- m ' RI -? C-sjlee I Bewllag ';r??n. s. j.
\l
KI) I)'' LINK OF ?rKAilBHIPM,
_ for I..1 ?:,.-.:.. I' ? ? I ? ? ? ? ?M linn.
. ,,t^.. ? ?la ? from Pierreoont - ? m *\n
v s pHILAOKU'HIA.. ' :?. I p. ?
.- ' .-Ai!?' * . Thiiraday, AptII 4. I p ?T
.-? - ? i;\ \ ?/.< -i.:.?. s-.-?i .!.,-, April 1? 1 ?, ?~
Th?e? Am-'Vin ?t-*t??ra hutlt ?r.i?'?e?ly ??? the trail?
ha\? *.?p- . ??? . ?i?'i ...i? for pa???n??r?. m
??-,,r ? . ?1 m ..'.?! M , .it. .. fr*.,.? I
I .- MARACAIBO. ? ?? ' Wafch Si
BOVi/rtiH, run? * r.'T.r.rrr
?Ton era I Hunifr?. ]3S Pr-mi-if.
UAVANNAII LINE. THREE TIMES IVR??f.
1? l> from f :er *?. g. R . tOOt of !<p?1n?-tt . T'i??4a..
I ? ; .... ? ai . .-?unlay? al S P. HI F.,- '?.,,,'? W ti;
aag? ?t'l'iy w . ?..
\V It I? IM "IT r;?r 1 *,.. ? r> IIASHAOEN '- A
J t? ADAMS. <". F A PR I. tATALKRR. Ar: r> t
c * p. n n ft "???? a r?', r? ->,?- ?.?, y ?
O U amtP.PT.. Manarer.
Public -Notices.
|>i BLIC NOTICE.
uFFICK OK THE CLERK Of 1 HE COMMON 001 N ?u
K.^^M SO. ft. UTY HAJ.U NEW lORK ?111.
:.. ?-Vor? M?
P ;? -.-.-int in Slreel an? glv? ? f
I by ihe ? . .
y-.-t ,.,. . :..:,. a. . . ? 1 4??,
?
ltE?Ot?VED, T i?l Thura?l?y, the el?
IS!,., al ?ne .. ? 1'/? k In the ?ff
'?.!;,. ' ' . I ?? ..r,.l th? ? ?': t f.
r , ? ? ; ? ? ? * ..,.?
. f, , ? ? try (.. the . m
?- ... ? ., < |ty ..t Ne? V. rk ' .--.? tr.4
t.< r.,a. . . - .
, . ? ? ., ? - ? ? ?4
.?1 -.-rii ... tig wrtaln ? - '* aven?iea ?nd ? .ft?.
fui". 1 , 't.- ' i". of New '1 ?.
designated, - -.4
?l.j? j. . - t' en ttjr th? 1 ird, \i$
dally for ? ? ? a
two dally 1 ?"*?
al ? 1 then for b> it? hon ? Mai r,
?,i : ?-'-,'...
road I ???. ?> i,,.?.-. - * * *?
- ? ? n... .
Pul ?iven Ihn' a' ?
?,?-,1 in the r"^ lati.iii the .' Ilowlng . . {
?h? P- ?,- . - - ? *a a
??.,i.r?.| by th p ?f me R-ul '?.'l Law.
f th? Cltg ?J
N'e? Y??rh:
Th.- n.??,'i. ?n f The !'??? [.*? Tr;.. ? n ? ripar... ' ??.?
' 'i ' . . f N - ? full)
?)
..i, 1 ??? late of '?- -
York : . com ?? ? 1
tig a . '.. . 1
.... prof ira, |
.-.:???? - ,
? . -.-? 1 .?.--. n -1
thrmigl - -j
? ????- 1 and hit In the 1 '? . f
Sr-. York ?
????'. i:??t
s
?
Hundred and ?
R" ?k .. ? ?? 1 i <
, ? . ? 1 |i
.
ID .11
? i It . I ? I
running ea?>? ? . : -
... . ._. .
? running
, -
Broadway. 1 - ? ! , <
. ?? ? -,d
: T
' I .r i. ? r
," ? ? ' - ? ? . a-i I r " - and then -a
miming ?eat? ., : ; ? ? .a
Itandr- t t?, ill lr.'--i?. tlon won
?,,??? ,-,a
Hundred -.n.. , . aini -: ?
... H in?lr*4
?n I Port ? . ? ? ? ? all Runga?
s'--<?t. " n - runnli , . ?Jong ?.nd
met to (ha ?:?--. Ri ?r m l/^ng
'
And, ., ?;-??' - * - - af -.'?. 1 a?n-i?
,? I Ea !-. . :?-. ' ? --i', and r^n
. ? ?-.-.--. .? ? . ...ad ipon ?aid '?'?'? a
(..?.-? ?.-.- 'I :. lr??d and
-vjgb. ?long
? . mM i:.,-- ? ? red an) airty-flrth ?? ? ".
? .??? r. 1 -Te?;t; ?h?n - ? . t
- ? through, ? ?:.vi upc/n va ! Ettartor
T.rtot B? I aval
.-..-oogh. .? at -? t
?Jgdei a'.?i i? ? la :. ? - action ?-? 1 A ta
? runnln 1 ri uutif - 1 ?. . . m. ,n
-.,'?:.-.? .- ? teraection with ?:., ?? ?
H ,-.,|i. . ? !'? i'.herbed a. -.
i g and upon ?aid Kuit
11 .r?,i ..r .1 .-??'- ? I tan*.
tr, >ts ?,.?-,? . i
?.afterty Igh, a, nc ?nd -ip n --?Id ??? n? a??^la?
... .- ..- - . ? . '.
....
?.-n : ?Vend ver a-. ,:.?.e ; raectlon with Waahlng*
r?mue;
\- 1 a'?.. beginning al the Inten? - f Pi ? I
a?-??,,.??? . ?i Eaai ? .ne Hundred an 1 Slsty-olnth ??.? -?.
an.I running t?ence we?i,rlv thri.j?h. alor.?- ar, . ..1
aald Baal On? Hundred ?nj Slatr-nlnth afreet t., its infer
ae.'?|.,n ?A.th Franklin avenue; then ?? r.r.-.r.g ?
k ?n I upon -.? i Fr? .. ? ? ? ;t? in
. :. ??::t, i:ast ?me Hundred ????? A S:\-> eighth ?tr?.?';
running ?*?.?t^riy ihr-.ugh, ?long and utxin ?aid
Beat '.:.,? a :?. !r.-,i ani Btaty-elgbtb ?trtaK to un inter
? ? with CritalUna avenue; then-? running aouihw-.?
erly through, along an?l upon ??aid Crertlln? a.^:.^- ,
? ???-- ?. n ???? Ea?l ' '-,' Hundred and ?slxfv ?
?treat: Ihei.o? r..r'?;.n>< ?-.. ?? -:? ihr i?.- atom
?-aid l*aat On? Hundred ??. t Blaty-eerenth ??-? ? ? ,
Inter? I : ??? Gera : ??? lie I taco r::r?..::.g ?
erly t;.: . . ind up a I Oerard av? ? ? ?%
Inter? tloa alth McCtelland ?:?-???? ? w??t
er'y through along ? :..; upot ?:.-'. ? ? ita
*?' ?.-" .*.
'??-.. ?? ruai :? rthweaterly thi ?- a
a^:,| Mai- i r avenue f 1 it? Int
? lunninn ?reaterly thr ?? ? 1 1 ? ? I
Birch Mreel tolla Intersect)?*! ?
g and nd W t
? ?:? ? in It? interaertton ?a.-'i - , .
rnnmnic n.?r"-,erl> thr igh, al :.K a- !
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running ? terly i!.r ,u?rh. ?I na an : 1
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