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VOL. XIII.
WASHINGTON CITY. D. 0.. MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25, 1873.
NO. 232.
mdll 0 ) i I "BSniiiiSf li CP U UllCdll.
AUCTION SALES.
tare Hays.
Y L AT I. UK 11 de (LEAKY,
Sonl
ulhwaat corner Pennsylvania ave. sud Eleventh
uwifOur tuio Miuiiuua.
pvi.u I'll
X, 4 r ADO
tfnchfN. A
front of tha
On TlfittfnXv tv
O'clock, we shall sell, in
GfeMT
Bud Kif
Jt.laeU.r Nl III Lotlhaeefrj
fa hH uu north D etreet, between 1"
belrreU eaat, wltb in average der
fet- Lot 6 1 as a front ot 61 feel dm
Lotl hut front of
spuria
lepta f
about M
Terraei One third rMnireaidtie In ait and Iwelv-i
nuuiuii who iDwrrn mini gif oi sate AWerred
pertuen'S to b o.iired by deed of trust All eon.
veyBDcinvatcoalof parch vera; ttoon each lot at
lima of mi. LATIUER ULF.ARY,
. ault-d Aac t lon-e r.
HouttawMt
VALVAR! ft IMPROVED rROPERTT AWD THR
Ky-A,4rAt,1r,AWY uol!" "
lu WEDNESDAY ArcfchfrOON.Anrnst ir.ats
o'olock, we will sell, in front of th nrennae-', aabdt.
viatouof Lollt1naiuerNa. 7. This property I
Improved by a tw.etn y Brick Dwelling tail Htorf,
with heck build in: Bakery, wldi auirl r oveoej
Klbm. B0m btnr No. A 0 atre , bttwnn Beeotxf
i4 uutlt. To present ownrr ldoln4etplei
Id bualneae and anlla only becauae bale compelled
to leave for Lurpe, lb poo I will, rout, Ac,
Will beeoid w.tbt the property, ofteriuir rare op
porta alt r to parties dr-uno to enter atonoetntoe
wll-MtAblialiad and nartn IrnainM.
TtrmttUnt third cash; balance In It, twelve
r trnrt bearing Interest from day of Bel. Con.
Vayanolag t co-t of turobtaort9lMtttlmofBii,
.. .. .LATIMEIl ULEAttY, Auctioneers.
BY MJTTHKLL A IllINM.NUTO.N, An.
oira, lf Lrtalalaoa aTrnns.
- iioiwvaa jiiautnd iMUiUMUnoruwHt.
TtnsTi' rii.k nrTir.itrtf.iE ivmnvrn
vfuTTlcl anueiuutkkVxu 24UUIU.
ll7s.aod rfcordMio IJbrTiw,foitolu,ooorib
land raoorda of Waabliwtou oonatr. It tba Ulatrlcl
cT Colombia, 1 will aU la fmut of tba pramlaca,
OH TUKHUAT. Aaa-oat in. 171, at o'clock p. m..
I tba bbrbeat bldUr, all tbl plao orparcvl of
around an I praroiaoa known on tba yroand plat or
Mia of HaablrurtoncltjraaLotlMUiretl 0. Id A. it
flbapbard a aabdlvlalon f onrlnal lot ait. la atpiara
ona nnndrad an 1 a ity-nln, lonatbar wllb tba 1m
prvamaula tbrrwn. .
rarnm onabalf caah,bUne la alt todtwelra
nintba, with tan er wlU loUrMt, aenr4 br
awa oi trua on a
of truat on tba propertr. tiunvaraboiOir at
ooai of Mirrbaaar. ,
iHtad wnriwitbtn
Ua ricfct to reall at
LVtJtULLL h DUNMlNdTUN,
Aucuouaara.
I.ltTTHkfJ. k lt)NNINlTOf .
ttitf3dfcdi Auctiooeara.
aaabouraodi'lara.
1I iiKftr. 4 wuiinun, -irnaice,
LurrUaUXkUUMMINaTON,
A nr Honiara.
9athaiteofoar2IlaUi and DauaoUnortnwaat,
USTXE'H BALE OF VALOABLK IMPROTED
it or valuauli:
I O OULUMH1A f
II ANU tHNfllBTj
t?8
:t. i'n
UHV FKt44KtllUlUi:DH'lCLUMa
Ma, mm
1IALL.UA1.0.
ii u
MBf Tlrtaeof a d(d of Irnil baarln data
nurr I, A. It xT3.d1 duir tvoordad to
LiiMr No. liH. folio 4Urt aq,ouaof tba land
raoorda far tba liatrkltf Ooluo.bla.aud at tba
raiiuMtof tbatiartr aarnrtd tbrrabr, I will aalllo
front of tba prtnlaaa.to too btirbeat bidder, on
FKlDAT.JoW ,A.1 1RT3, at J o'clock, n to.,
all toa i oeriala plcea, parcel or lot of around altnata
and Ifliur Intbacitruf Ua'bliutoii.loaald VIb
trlct,and Doing known and daacrlbett aa lot Bum
barad IU.1Q Dajld I Horrtaon and ctbera aab
dlrtaicn of part of qnar nam bored HO, arcordlnar
to a pUttberaof.dnfjr rroordad on Julr lUTI, lu
tba aqrTarora orooa of aald Ulatrict In aiibdlvlalon
book1' U ji O N Mo. I, folio e, tovaUier wltb. tba ua
proTtmanra tbaraon.
TbU Btop-nr will ba Bold tnbect to prior dad
of Irual datad IhJtubar tl.ltTl.Klran to Mrnrt
(Mia, iai ttU tft Taartr insUllntfuU of on to five
raara. wllb !( lr cam. lnlaraat from Octobar
Tirma nf aal I Ooa thoqiand dollara rub.(of
wtucn 1U muat ba paid down oq dr of aala;) bal
aaoa lnainaJ tajruenU atala andtwalva tuiKitua
9a a 7 of aaia. who inureai, o wqicn iq notea
at tha mii
ina purcnaavr will va men, n ttm
irebawr will ba taken, to
aaaonraduntba
iMiMrir anld tA
t ina aaTi"iacuoi
lie aatwf action of tba trualea.
reoordlua at tmrrhaear'a coal.
nreTanaina nd reooi
pQrrnaaari
lolled wltb
ft ih iiirmi nl aila ira imtAnmni tail with luala
J".
leruiaoi ! i
Jir aflaaaala. tha trill tea reaerrra the riirtl an
4arafaraala.tbe truateereaerrraUie rat
aii lbs proparty at tba tiak and coal of daf aulUo
""""' " WV r.HOLTZMAN.Tmatee.
DDHaiKaON, iH)WUNit k uu,
jylld Aoctiutieert,
trxap above .8ALBI4 roiTrarji, at
rMUMt ofi partlae In lntert-at.uutd 1 UEiiiAY, July
- 'W to"v?a! HOLTZM IN, Tn.
DUNOASBOS,lHiWLlU tHJ.,
Jyl4-d AocUooaara.
WU P.iim.1ZAK,Tma
AuyUoutfrt.
a nariuaT IlUea ivnimrir wiiq ion innii" ui ),
tba propenr will ba rrao d. on HA1 UllUAY, AUxuat
, Bl a O" Vie a p. Ul , iu vniniuun i iiii.ubi
anIUfcds
taT-TnE.
Aucttonrara.
AHOVE HALE
WU r. HOLTZMIN, Traatea,
DUS0AN3ON, DUnUNU at CU.
AnctlonMra
ltvmtNriKrfiv. nnwrtNn As tin.
J AactlODarB,aoatbtat corner of Nlolaacd D
airoeia noruiwmt.
VTALKOT C"AMBEIt flmTE?. BrP AND H 0.
FAHlAJll SUlTk-d, MIUKUlf. WAlUHlOUEll.
HTOVKH.k J . ks , btuw tba coetenta of Uuliae
No. luufl r etreet northwest , at anctlon
ON rUUKHUAY M0UIM1. AUllUHrS",.
eomraaneti.aBl io clock, we ul aell all tba Fur
niture. aTO-t ouuiainvu iu nw. iimi um iiudu
it. Bftd comprlaeei in irt
ll O HOtA. cnAiiw enl HQCKE1TK,
JttP PAKLOtt bUlTH, U T fADLtii.
WALNUT CUAU11EA BUlTa. U. T.
HAT
WAtNUT yABpnpBKj
rnxTinr. seth.
K
jti-umi ipiirrttt
HattlOlllKU MArrREABES.DEDDlNa,
a'!." !
lOrnnbH.
i, MllMtgilfl,
u!
SiOkH-kx .TABLW Mlltllui
bUUHHEl
tf!
I'IjI
COOK and OfflEB
'A
nnrwcEit'
a4p.. a
,t aim ti
Jke.
vtta naateroua other arUclee
muMUi
logHkeolilnv
tfMiaa fn Hint, Inmilp nn the TiramliM
DOMOArtON. DOWLlWl. k CO
tOffM ltr AuoUoni
BU
aVafi It dH n i iImuI nf (rnL dilhl tha 14th
day of Aturuat, !. Bud renorded In Llbr? Iwt,
OltO PI, (UMUUf 01 iui iiuu rruuiu, mi iiaau
Iah miiiiIv n (1 . and hr diriarttliiti of Ilia uarLV
aeraxed thereby, I wllloffer for ale, by public an
iloq. on tb r-einlaeB. at a o'clock j. ni., rfq 1 llOliii
DAYttbaytbday of Auxoat, liTi, all of Lot No I,
BH rDHn imp'tiu u v,, v i,ibh,vivh, r. tai
Tarnu of aalatOna Ihouaand dollars eaabj tba
balaaoa by note, at ais luontba, secured by ded of
truetoo iam proerty, Conreyancluir, ke , t tba
ooatof taa purcbaaar. rlftr doilaraBltlniaof aaia.
Br.
nifMiiaajMIIN. IlltWI.lNiJ Ac I ll
.aotloaaara, Ooruar of Muita and V aireeta
Cigruiwaak
TUUBTEE'S BALE OE VALIIABLK milLDIWO
Tm
UEJ.AWAHE AI'KSUfcKUU TUU
AS in un uwnu
oiriTou
ALM,
VALUABLE tlOTFL PitOr-ltnTYON THE Con.
AX Auuriun.
Br virtue of a i
a dead of truat toUiaundrr4la-ned,
dated paceraber W. A D iHM.aud duly rroutded
lMoatnber , A,DM1I,id Uber No. 6wi. folu 41m.
cata of tba land raoorda tor H aablntan couui, iu
taa Dlatrlot of Oulunibia, and at tba uuet of tba
nrJt?iW"!??.V,..V.)!!,":nnMnn- ennemnDAT.
tba Ktb day tf aaitember, A. D. 173, at M
o'clock P. nt ) la (rout of tb tirvmlMia, all
that paroal of Uud aud i-rrtulare, at ubImI In tba
city of WasbltMrton, In toe Diatrlct of Loluiabla,
Un ..r Aaa.iriha1 iinAntlii ila t and Dlan there-
ofaa and balna loie numbered !! la n,(l.aeve;
Bl,llT,BuaiB-uvwj, i H'"""J7,T."i""
."? J
Uauadaai
a wilt aell at public auction, on THURSDAY,
i wilt eell
tttaa:
o'clock p. m, In front of the rremUta. all that par
oat of land aud i rMUitaea.altuated in tlie ulty of
(Tell
Waahlna-ton, In the Diatriot uf Coumbu, huowu
nbed vpun tueplat aud pUntuereof aa
and iMin an thuae iiatta ur luia uuuitaroi Bine-
aud bell
Un. (la.) twenty. (3l) aud tweoty-oue. (II,) lu
aqnarauunAvaretiiureauuuorruauuBeveiiij-aevvu.
(AT.) in the cit7of Waeuliitrtoii, in the lhatrirlof
Columbia aforpeald. IuoU1h1 within Hie fol oiur
meiei aud boundi, vlai JuiytunU'K at tha nurtlixaal
owner of aald atiuare. aud ruuuiuir tbeuce on r
atraet nortbj weal nity-two (U feet eurbif b Ineher,
tbenoe aoutb eUbty all (U let, tbeuoe went ality.
ntna iN) feel alt (4tucbee,tbeuceBouih thirty (a )
feat.thenoe cart tuNluih etreet weft, aud Uieno
north alouir aald NuiUi etreet lotbaWirluulDif; to
Irether wltu aU tbe Iruproveinenta. rurUu, i rlvUttfea
and appurteuancca to all vt tba aaUl piiuWa be
iorliLi or lu euywUeepiwrtaiuliur.be.uir known
aandVP'HL Cloud Hotel." eurwr of'NJniu ant F
?."".' .....it,.a.i lii I ha a alit dlr of Uaanliiwijin.
AUoT tbe forra-oliirf deetf il-ed 1 roperly belutf tha
TaniV Property wb-cU waaoouverBd by a cerUlu
dd of bartitlOB Ultra tiM l"lafd,VJFjb- i
leu, and du y recwnled la liber JN.O.T. No, en.
fuuo MT, "f Ibaand recor.N for iba county of
WBab n ftou. lu tbe at orWd Dhtrlct, Wttetber v. 1th
aU Aha iiapruvemeuU. rbrtte, prlvUeea and appti r.
tVuVucaa to all or tba aald i raiubwa GeluOaiUtf ur lu
7.Tm.ro.rttbllraUi!..Ul balance la on. and two.
raara' notee. bearlaif tutereat al ten per cetiL per
nuum, audeecured by de-d of truat upn Ibe
oreuiiKB.ur all caau. If tua purcbaaar or purobaacra
prefer k deioeit of tw wlU be reiulred u on
aaeb M In square fUfi, aa bouu aa knocked mi; alio
ftdapoeltof f'juuuwiu be rwiiuTod upon the bolN
r ".:.- ..iii.h tm aa jam lnu.ril iilf. All
oonveywolUr-,Aa.Bl Uiaooal of tb purcuaaeror
rraronaaera IT tha tariua of a ale are nut ooini llrd
with wlibinieo ori Jwr lb" thatruauea
raaerva tba rwbt to reeell tb proierty at the rlek
ind ooatoi ftavii;'ui;KrKj,,urei'MW'
DDNUAJIaHJJMtaAUttiaeiU UU ,
mllHItTbkit Aaotioneari.
AUCTION SALES.
Fatara Dart.
B.
YI.VTTHEM, tiUNNINtlTON,
TRnSTEE'A RAT-K fir VALUADLEIMPROVBD
IiKAf. L4Tt1 kHI
VirrilTiTiiV.Vf. jiktw
f-5ii7AAAfsrit u a a huh nr,ii"ii
hviiun
AVENtlR0UrHhAHf.L'ON-lrNQUJr
1 w
iwo
fiI1rvlrtueneddor trust, dited .January
is, A D.imi, and duly recorded In Liber No,
crMlolil,of the lend recorde for Weabtn-
Ion, tnthaDlatrictof Columbia, and at rqut of
1. ia umrt No. BJB. ftnil daarrlbNl
wipthiHr u(iiiiiii
irnerof Beljlot.(7t.)and
running theucouih aloof lb Ho of Kiiih atrat
thirtr nina f fMt, tbiw dna wmi fl'tr-alii
ia; in( II ids v; lurpia, luvurf uurm in una
MiltnUiallaadtvtdimt louMn II and Iain ttd
aqnaktapwiiit)niuairlw4of U waatliD
Otaald rmn air, kodtaeneo dn ratluJ
Terma of aalai One-third raah. (of whiob
ai mnri ha nald dawn dav nf Bale! I bel
anoeln Bit and twelve rnoutba, with Inlereet at the
raiaof eihier rent. parannain.forwhirb tba
purcuaaer a no wui Deiaien, io oe aecurea o
iluil r trnal nn nmnart anLI. (Vinvannrlrr am
rerordIr)B?eti)urcbBeer coet. trterinaof eaiaara
ea wiininait naj-a arieraaie ina prop.
purchwar. (lllfB , ,
nil i.inifi r, umi lrriIi i rgnn.
turTJitLi, k uiTkmvito.v.
ADaTl d AnrUoueert,
DMIRABLE BVTAU, IlIUPK nonBP. FIVP.
JMH)Mrt, ON HEVtCNTEkNTrf 8THr.hlT.Hr.
TVYKhN KAMI XajEAtir HIDE. BALK Hi.
Co V EDXE8DA Y, Annat ST, at S o'clock, p. m., I
ahaU aell. on tha preniLe. tba above proper! r,
hvrina;afronlof fottrteen feet on rJeveoUi etreet,
lennaday of aal.
Atprivaiaaaleiirevloua in that data, at offl'aof
n, n, Vda, uaai gimm nyeni. a jf neveiun eirnei.
1HUUAHE. WAUaAUAN,
ftuSeOdACa AncUoneer,
BY flit KEN fc WILLIAMS Aarileaerra,
lwl, norUiwaat corner of Tenia tad D etraqta.
jnANCFIlY BVLE Of nL FTATE IN THE
COUNIY OF WAHlItNGlUN. IN THE 1IH
TRIOTOF OOLUklHlA. (OF w. D. V. MUIL
wwm Acuia uiunui. lunn nii,
TAKr- PLAnE. Al' AU-'TION llOOUH
UltKf m WILLUH)). rJORTiiwn
1MB. NnRTTlwFHT(tRiifl.
AhO D HllltallB, Id 'liAHUINa.
roNCITY.
fir iP nanf an nrdav add Awm, nT lha Rnnmni,
Ooart of toe Ulatnct of Oolnrnb a, ped In eq nitr.
cauaeof UeorraW. LlnTllla etal. va. VltiUm U U.
Hurdock mbI ho. t7M, tba uadarauruad, aere
oedTere, will reacll. atruule auction, at tba anotlon
roorua of dree n k wlUiame, north weat corner or
Teutnanl DetreetMntbe city of Haahtna-toil, 1.
O.onTUEiDAY.tba id day of Beptemner, A D
1471 at 4 u'oIook p.m.,al the coat and r1kof the
faiaaiuQa;iiarTnara.LMin i,a.a,, a.a,i, a , iu,
I, it, l. 14, is ll. Is, k. i",m iJ aod n of our bud
divtalun of a part of a tract of land lyluir aud beln
umbta, caJled Frtenda
an 1 rwaurvpv on Jamti
Each of tba above lot eontatna from alt to nine
teen acre.
Tbiaiand ueltuatad on two road leadlnir Into
tba litde road, and by Ibeaa road to Ooraetowu
itln
rrtr much nearer to Ooorwetowi
iDinoa taoi arooa unaiiir, ana part oi it wooa
land, a'l well watered. Tba land U aaiubla for
Tbla property Ilea ImniellatHy north of the coun
rvraallannM nf Jam bh WMvar. and Immadlatclv
anntb of tba country reeidencea of Henry and Levi
Iliippnara.
larma of aal at On a altth paah. and (habalana
Intblrtr final tuontblr pajmauu, wltb lntrt,
at tha rata of trti per cautnm per ana am, from day
tareat. A aeprait ul 6t Will ba renulred Of tba
tmrhaartV afc lima nf aa!. All A httvtnHtiif ,1
coat of purcbaaar. I'lat of tba property will be on
eialblUtmat the timaof pI
aoifSl'dAdi Auctlonarra.
or TnK
VNTIItr nrtv.
tknth uf thk hrt. nf uu:
D 11UTIlL.h BIL-
LtAltliAND MAUBIKHH, Ao , OWHNLHU
SJNTH AND r HfUEEIH ISOttTUVtEbl', A
Ntit uc
1
by virtue of ft deed of truat to tha underabrned.
mannf iuw ufnniurr Vi A. v tail, inu amy re
corded December m. A. D. 1S7L in Uder No. 6,
folio til one of the Land Itaourda for Waaulnfton
county, la tba Diatiict of Cilnnibla, and by reaneat
of the party aern red thereby, wa will anil, on MON
DAY, tba SCd day of Heptember, A. D iBlS.Otin
raeuritw at lit o'clock, a. n., aud cootlnntntf every
dayiberaafter,at tba eame boar, until all are dla.
pueioi'-u lurvurununi, riaiurra,eia.,otiniamau
in tbe "At. Cloud Hotel." on the corner or Mnta
and F atreeta uorlbweet. In tba city of Waablmrton.
Ii it. aa mantlnnad In Kphdiil "A" and attmjihod
to the above mentioned deed of truat, and com
pnaea in pan ina loaiowiiur i
Foar h) DUllard Tablra. Walla a'"d Onea
PIRLOIL
On (1) Slelnwar Piano.
Xwo ) aeta of Ureea Hep Fumllora.
nalllrieirerw,
(ina 111 Marbln-top Centra Tabic
Hilrer Hate 1 Waiter and Urn.
five (a) auta Laca Window Ourtatna. viitb Cor.
D rea. ke
Five (t) lnre Chrotnoa.
'ii in iiiunoi" v-ari-ci.
a won;
rn lit rniuh Vajw.
UnatDFrencbplaia Mirror, Ac, In Ptrlora.
u ipe ij
the blntuiT-room turnltura. Cutlerr. Crock.
ary.Qiaatand Plated Vare,audoue lam French
Hhadna mm
talned lu forty (4))chamberaj together with all the
Carpetinjr and Oilcloth in ball and eatrtee, aud all
other of tha rood and cbaite a and pennnal prop-
beralDtfura meallonad, beiuK known aa tba "Hi.
Cloud Hotel"
Terruei AlUamaoiimnd nndrcaJin: alliuma
over that amount a credit nf ality dare, aacured by
notee l adore! to the aatlafectlon of the tmsteea,
and beannif 19 per cent, par innom Interot A de
poalt wUl bo required f mm all partlea purchaalnir.
ddngaNdon, DO ft li So co..
BuatS-MiTbiq Anaionear.
w iuai whhii omi mu aucuuorwi
No. TW UavanUi etreet, between U and U.
58TEEBBATJSOrVALtrtnT.F PHoPFRTY
fTHTttUkT NORTinBKTMKEM NUBTII
iPfTOL UlUFET AMD llRaf HllULY.1
T yinua "i a aeea oi irner, oaica Anjjrun ",
A. IA. 19JA. to uanuu a x.oq anu uijaeu. auu
reoordedln Uber No.eVj. folio IT. one of tbe
Idol
iclau
record! for VVaibituton connty. In tbe Dtatrlct ol
Columbia. I will aril, at nubile auction, la front til
the prerubwa, on WED 1L8D iY, Aujrnat 11,1871, at i
o'clock p, m , Lota numbered two, (3 ) three (1) aud
four. lu tba raoordad anbalvlakm of aqoara
paaiDered ai buudred and aavcnty-alt, itni)
lal
lljUu, with Id per cent. Inter el from Aavu-t j,
lKSadUataptaMofaalalneaabiaudUiabalauoa
In ait and twelve mouthe, for wulca tha notee
Uf luverre iroiu iuv oaie oi
a nMO oi truat mi ina
531T
irty, will b taken! floa down at Uma of Bale,
oouveyaucluaT al tb eipeua of tbe purcbaeeri
parcuaawrj
Ue4 wlUiiu
In oaaa tbe terma of aaJear no
eeven daya after i
aaia, ina wi
miwrtT at I
tbe defanltlQaT pjirrbaaer, after nva daya adver
'J.7.
tiemDt In the VaTloNil, IlErCBLlCAM.
(leOKlR W. HTinKNlC . MntMrlnir Tl
aau4ltda B. If. WAitNULAucCr.
. DurviviDir Traaiee.
N"S
BWAVCnOS AND COMMISSION HOUSE,
Hiiilal at
tentlon jriren to burlbaT, aellimf and rentlCM' real
eaute, Balaaat taaaioraeyery aveolmrof Jewtlry.
waubea, cutlery, boalery, dry irooda. clotofiuf and
uuaifuuiHiii wa iivrf imu hih mw vitwj
lojiaaa rractf ullj aollcltad and aatlafactlou Knar-
ini of airict aiKruiiun io uunum aou vuaut
NOTICK Or TIIE ARHISaxKNT OF DAM.
kiMsftto villi ?ou ujt
WABnrnaTOM, Crrr, Auanui It, laTt,
I rmrailauna at tha ait of Uu Ijurlnltia J
:tof tba
Junlhla.
bly of the DieUlol of Columbia. enUUe i "An act to
provide for tha eitaualon of u' etreet la the oily
of Waahiu-rton, from Maw llampablr avenu to
Twenty hrt aUeet," approved J uua M, 187, tba no
deraitrueduavaoanaeuaurvayBiortnaat iaionoi
M"atreetfromNewuauipauIreaTenuetolwaiity.
AhI klvAl. Ia IhA inajla. aih.l haaa ra naral tuata at.d
tua pa thereof to ba prepared, which era uow ou file
lu tula ofiloe, and can Uiart u luapootad by irtiee
lulereatod.
tiMtf i aaraae f iarn nj ail auua wihh rvvnj
niHna nl tha
WorBaoi tn uiainri oi uoiuniuia. imuiu nu,
MorrtaoD'a liulldlnir Four-audi halt street, In eali
r ,krn ilViib annum'- a. Ii imi .
11,
aid
I. at
la o'clock, noon, of thai day. iba damajree ana
talned bylb owners of iropertr taken for tba
puriHjaw OI auau eWUi"li oi bbki itrrj, wui wa
aaaeaaed W the BoaxdTof Wblio Works of the Die
trletof OoAimbla. aLLJu R. HHEP11LRD.
aiuxltUd Vioa Praaldent.
TIRO P08 ALB FOn NEWER AT FORT WADS
l nuniii,flaw tuna, jibuuuii
1
new iu,AU(.t, !.
Haalail nronoaala. In dunllcala. with a nnnv
tbleadveftUemeut attached to each, ere luvfted.
T??"r tiifjirts' jrr"r.-ir.m :"?"?.
muiwrih iDu.ivtuiv wuiuuruuu ui iwnfir at
Fort Wadtworto. New York harbor. In accordauca
wiiuinai'uuauvi ain:iutaLiuua uu jita m una
he plan aud epectDc
1 ha work tnimt twt
I Ihla nr.
noe, 1 he work niut bo projioiod for a a whole,
ana no vj ine i
of two (1) reaoi
oyiaa loot or yarn, a wruieu tfuarautee
ouaioie peraouB,ior me prompt at
i ulullment of the contract, a bo old It ba
niiiuu uui
awarded, muat accompany the proiMieala All ma-
terlal andlabor to be ruruleuetf
aud tb ork eouii4t4 wlUtlu
iiiauati oy mo ronirac
WlUtlu thirty days It
te'Ki.T.ra!',
WBVAl U4 VUHHH'I.
The rronoaali
r at f rt Wadeworth. New York
iiiu.KKuaia aiiuuiu in nil nra
pawn Mfin
' to
...... - -- . - ;
naaeu I" ui uuiai ij
uartermaaieir.Jiratquar.
H?&J$l&'!xl m"' 0"i.
i-i icn a. hcott. brass ronNDKn WTO.
VTIbHEU AMD MiCIIINEJ01iIlEK,deairealta
lJumbere and otbara a bo have macblu work to b
aou to kno that thry can be tarvadattM tier.
lUUlUMl Hwnunib autiui
A BLACK MAN'S TARTY.
NEW rOLITICAL ORdAKlZATIO.V.
Tba.MeaUbaCaMpeaa It and U hat They
PrapaM TJat af tk Ofllcrra naal Eat
fcrra C'aadldalrw Naae Bat Mark Mt
ta ba Happartrd far Otaet A Faollah
Alrasaralaaacaratrd y Ftw AnbU
Haas Mca-A Ward af aralac
Tbt poiiUcAl umpAlm for October la About
opeolnr la the District o( Colombia, and the
coraor pouticiaat tuft to a certtia extent
mftppcKl out their coune of procedure, tod none
bftTt beea more analdaoue In their effort to
"control tbe Dlitrlct," u they term It, thta iboee
who bafeflcared promlneQUjTlnttieUttrtet
of tneellngt held for the eo-cAiied pnrpote of de-
nounciDv lion. Joon ii. urooki for bii count on
the normal school bill, and the board of trniteei
of colored tcboota for remoTlPf Prof. It. T.
ureeoer, late or Howard VnlrerBity. for laeflV
clenrr.
The clique hero binded together under the
title of "Etioat Rlghu Leaffae,Nnd organized bj
the election of a president, vice prealdent. trtaa-
orer, aecretary ana mer. The object it purely
political from a "colored" standpoint, erery per
aon before being admitted to membership bu to
be Touched for by a member In rood eiandlng a
belni aound on the color qaeBtlon, that being
praioaaint u au other conaiderauona. itrouod
to meet all the requirement!, among which ll
toat newm ataaiihia influence to nominate,
opport and elect colored men to position, he la
admitted. All peraone before recelrlng the
support of the league are obligated to rote and
austaln any and all meaaurea proposed la the
Interest of the colored people, without regard to
toeir euect upon any other ciasa or ritueus.
The failure on the part of aoy person appointed
or elected to office through the Influence of the
League to comply with the obligation Imposed
will not oaly be regarded at infflclenl ceue for
diimiaiai, but to be deaouncej InphUlo meet
lagf, and be branded In the eye of the people aa
a traitor to hi race. The organisation haa been
tn existence About alx week, and Ij no oOVioot
of a similar organization lnPennijtrar.la, with
out lu principle. The branch eaubllsbed here
was conceived aud partly oreanlzed br Prof, n-
T. Greener, late of Howard Vnlversltj. The
uitu was oorn at ine At MttlMai lira and c,tt.
ten omce, Eleventh street, near Pcnuslrania
aveuue. Among mote present at lis birth, and
who assisted Inthedshverrand rl(1d ihem.
aelrea tostaul by tlio child Moacs, who la to
icbu mem out oi usrKneu into light f. buck
to white were John Thomae Johnson, District
treasurer, appointed through the Influence of
whlto men to the position held by him; W. C.
Costln, barber-shop, on Seventh, near a street,
who refuses to suave colored people; Janiee
II. Smith, an employee of the Board of
Health; A. II. Caderwood, messenger
In the Comptroller' office: Rev. (Tl William
J. Walter, a constitutional sorehead; Her. (7)
James Storura, teacher In Wayland loatt-
tute ana aiso nereateu atpirant lor superinten
dent position la the colored school of this
city; Lewis 11. Douglas, editor of the Aw Jo
lionnt Kra and Citutn, always clamoring for
mixed school In public and plotting In secret
for ine establishment of a negro party; be la
prealdent of the "Lfst-ue." Fred. Douffl&as. Jr..
does precisely whst he I teid to do by hi
brother Lewi and Prof, Greener. David Augusta
Ktraker, having failed to have hi wife appointed
school teacher, baa come down from hi high
none on "mixed" thingj. an I U ffolns In full
tut for genuine black, "nono other need apply. '
rerry canon, messenger to the Governor, is
tiler. The pats-word, which for the present ts
withheld, aa we may have use for It again, has
lint to be given to Perry, who step with mania1
tread, a huge aword dangling at hie aide, Into
the coutre of tbe room and, after giving tbe
hilling algn to the presiding officers, announce
the kam U tbo visitor, who, If all right. Is ad
mlt'eu.
Proreeeoi Richard Theodore Greener, late of
no ward Uulvenlty, waj the mala object of
attention, and thrilled hla Intelligent hearen
with a recital of bis trial and trlbuUtloos with
tbe 800 poor white at Cambridge and the loo at
Andover. Tbe soft, modulated voice of the
leaned Professor had visible effect upon some
of those present. Dr. Watt was also there,
looking very wise, aa was also that other ambi
tion youth, R. A. Gray, who Is In the emptoy of
the Board of Publlo Works. JsmesL. Thorns,
messenger In the Treiaury Department, also vice
president or the League, took active part in the
delibentlon. Jerome Johnson and ill! ton Hol
land, clerks In the Treasury Department, are
active members, a Is also Henry riper, Henry
Cruger, John K. Brooks, Robert Hstton, and
Alex. Cornlah, messenger In tbe Treasury
Department; Dr. J. L. N. Bowen, 0. 8. B. Wall,
Wm. Taliaferro, and Sidney Herbert. Toe three
last named are members of the District LeglIa
ture, aud are candidates for re-election. There
are a number of others In the movement, whose
names will be given another time.
In Justice to the intelligent and honest portion
of colored cltlzen,tlt should be stated tbatthl
proposed movement meet with no encourage
ment from them, but, to the contrary, they are
loud In their denunciation of what they term
the suicidal pouc.beuur pursaed by these msj.
content..
For the benefit of oar cltlxent, the name and
dlitrlct of those seeking nomination under the
ana Dices of tha leajrua are riven, aa follow a?
First district, Lewi and Fred. Douglas, Jr.
Second dlitrlct, o. 8. B. Wall, present Incum
bent, Milton iiouano, in the Treasury Depett
menr, and John II. Cook, clerk In Freedman'
bank. Third and Fourth district, not being very
healthy tor a pure African ucser, no candidates
have prominently loomed up. Fifth district is
brlmfull of candidates for Charley noise's
piece; among them are Lawyer (7) Charles N.
Thorn, whoa principal claim rests la his
middle name; Jerome A. Johnson is the natural
aon of hi father, John Thomas. Sixth district
presents In the person of A. H. Underwood,
James U. Smith, Wm. 1L Bell and Jamea L.
Thomas candidate for John Murray' place.
Seventh district, William Sypbax, Professor
(?) Ricbaru urlore Greener and Rev, William
J. ft alker. BJghth district, Joo, R, Brooks and
a host or others, ninth district, uenry Plncr.
Isaiah Washington, and Jacob Richardson,
Tenth district, Ukt the Third and Fourth, hold
no Inducement for the colored ticket, the whites
being too powerful for them. Eleventh district.
Dr. J. L. N. Bowen and Richard W, Tompkins
are willing to supersede friend Brewer, either
being psiriouo enougn to give wsy to insure the
other Buooeea in order to defeat a white man.
The Twelfth district will escape, as tbe colored
votera are quite few In Bomber. Ia the Thir
teenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth
district the white and colored are so evenly bal
anced that It la somewhat haiirdous to run a
candidate on the pure color basis, but alt sort of
strategy wm be resorted to if an opportunity
present Itself to nominate a member of tbe
League. In the Seventeenth district things wll!
be red not; tao League's candidate win be the
present Incumbent, William Talllaferro, sup
ported by Perry Carson, while Charley
Marshall and hla boj will aoport Fred.
Uoswell, generally considered the most
popular man In tb Seventeenth district. Tbe
Eighteenth, nineteenth and Twentieth are
gloomy tor the league, a me white aro largely
in tn majority; it being tn intention to pack
the MumloaUoa, where the colored mea aro In
excess, and then claim the support of the party
as the regular nominee. Ia the Twenty-first
district Jir.mdney iieruert,tu league's candi
date, haa already commenced the campaign. In
accordance with instruction from the league, to
the effect that If they suffer defeat, through the
regular channel, to draw off aud organize a
bolten' club; their plan being to either rule or
ruin. The Twenty-second district will not be
molested, a there Ia not a ghost of a chance for
the league. Then la considcrsbie more tbst can
be said In relation to the moTemeu', which will
be given In due season. In the meanwhile our
colored citizens should be careful about what
they, are doing; for out of nearly Io,oo0 votes
tney ooiy numoor auoui i,tw, anu it tog wnnea
follow their example they can blame nobsdy but
themselves,
BUHINKMH AT T1IK TltI!AHl'll Y.
The following lathe financial exhibit of tbe
Treasury Department at tbo close of business
Saturday i Currency, 10,4 IS, T ll; special deposit
or legal tenaen for redemption or certificates or
deposit, -in,Bio,oncK com.HT.ua two dt; including
coin certificates, $19,917,700: outstanding legal
tenders, IAVI.ikhi.oou,
au internet icvcuuu rcvcipia caiuniay
auivuuicu iu fis,on n.
The Hepte saber Interest,
Tbe Secretary of tbo Treasury has Issued an
order for th payment of tbe September Interest
to commence Monday, August 29, without te-
uaie, -jue amouni uus is aooui 3,uvu,uw, on
" mtw auvnu mm iu leu luriiva.
A DEHTIU'CTITE FIRK.
One Hand red and TweatyFlva Hat Ml ass
Destroyed S3C0.OOO the Kali ma led
j.era
BiLnirr, Mi.. Aus-uat M.-A destructive Ore
wrote out nere this afternoon at I o'clock-,
the weather being dry and a strong wind blow
ing from the north. It commenced In Jennett'
all-loft, north of R, Sibley A Dro.'s wharf, and
epread with fearfal rapidity along the wharves
aaiaraaianeri snip yarn ana marine railway,
creasing Union street and extending to High
itrlt,w,B,araln " bulldlnra la the
southerly course a far as the house of K.K,
iMlVle. 00 Illffh Street. Where the Hra waa ataaa.1
over one hundred and twentyflr buildings
were destoywi, mostly wood. The whole Iom,
a near aS It CSn bS eatl mated tO.nl tit la naavta
.WO.0OO. Onthl IWO Itaunhnll whitiH with i
single exception, all the prominent wharf build-
lna AM hnm
Among the prlnclpat buildings destroyed are
V?af w- of " 8,Wf 7 Hodj Pi'cher A Graham,
J. W. Frederick h Co., W, ft. Swan A Co- Dan.
lei Lane, Belfast foundry, W. Pitcher A Sons,
five house. Carter A Co ship-yard, with one or
more vessels on the stocks; Mr. Cooper' lumber
yard, Matthew A Co.1 sash and blind factory,
C.R. Thomas' sall-loft and D. W. Dyer A Co.1
marine raiiwey, on High street: a valuable home
of James Gil more, tbe Joalsh Farear bouse, the
Carter bouse.the Frothlngbsm bouse snd house
of M raara. E. W. Slephensoo, D. W. Dyer, Aa
...uv ...u a , uujio were ucairoyeu. At
least one hundred and thirty families are ren
dered homeless.
THE LATE HTOK3C.
Esteat af Damaea aa tha rheaapeaka
aad lielawara L'aaal.
Niw Yok, August I4v-A Wilmington (IXlv
ware) dispatch states the dsmsge to vessel and
canal barge In tbe Chesapeake and Delaware
cauai incimies eleven schooners and eighteen
barges hopelessly wrecked, while twenty-eight
schoonen and thirty-seven bsrgea, two tugs and
one propeller steamer are stranded and most of
them more or less injured. One vessel lies four
hundred yards from tbe csnai. All the craft
Kh.ot 8t nfg'" escaped serious injury.
Tbe canal authorities hope to get them out In
a JortnjghL These at Br, George's may be re
leased iu a fortnight. Mauy nribe cnoonen
and most of the bsrgea are loaded with coaL
Amonffthe choonera which ara vr Kadi in
jured are the Jane C. McShane, or Pnlladeiphla;
a total loss. Lavenla Hopkins, of Yorktown, Va i
hole stove In ber side. Mary Washington, of
Baltimore; spill through the stern. Panama, of
Baltimore, on her beam ends; her bulwarks torn
off, and otherwise Injured, and the Speed, of
Baltimore, badly wrecked generally.
THE HAWYKU MUIClDK.
Aaatber Caalraairtlea.
Nkw York, August ft. A dispatch from
Othkosh, Wisconsin, say there la no troth In
the report that Hon. Pblletus Sawyer, a member
of Congress from that State, had committed
suicide. He 1 now in Uabkusb, and in good
health.
Preadmra'e Durraa Claim a.
During the Drat year that the business of the
Freedraen's Bureau haa been under tha rhanm of
the Adjutant General' omce. War .Department,
claim amounting to 134, M9 have been paid, and
$403, M4 prepared for payment, and only await the
callofclalmantafortbeir money, congress ap
propriated liotuwo to carry on the business for the
year ending June W, IsTJ. of this amount, at
least f i3,otw rrmalo unexpended, and will be
covered back into the Treaiury,
Death af Jade T. A. It. ISelaaa.
Knoxtiu k, Tixif , Aujust W. JuJire Thomas
A. R. Nelson, late Judge of the Supreme Court of
i enuessce, uieu at bis residence here at 6 oVIock
this morning of cholera, after an Illness of two
dsys.
The Washington Jtlasaas,
Barrox, August . Lafsyette Chapter of
Royal Arch Miaous of Washington, P. C. arrived
In Boston lost night from anextcnled summer
tour, and left to-night for home.
Tttl.E.lIIAJlr! IN 11 U IKK.
A fire occurred Saturday In narrlalmrir. Pa., bv
whli h nearlv ivn liLu ka of hi.mu, , ,Ih
strojed.
Hon. Wm. Allen, th Damoeratla randldat for
Governor of Ohio, will open bis campaign Fit
day, Win Instant, with a speech in Col umbos.
Tbe fifth championship game between the
Athletic and Waaningtons took place Saturday
at Philadelphia, resulting In a victory for the
Athletic.
Jodffe Colvln. of tha fonrt nf Criminal for.
rectlon, 8t.Louii, baa decided the law regulating
tbe social erll now in force to be unconstitu
tional. lienlimlo Ynnne'. an actor ami well known
drllneaaar of negro character, particularly lo
theroaot t'oela Tom." died suddenly v eater.
day at Philadelphia.
The steamer Clrde. from Galveston, while
coming into qasraniloe at New York yesterday,
collided with the bark Gltann, injuring both vea-
Rev. John Todd, for a long time pator of the
First CousTetntleual church of PlttanrM. Mass .
and one of the best known clergymen In western
Massachusetts, died yesterday morning, in his
73d year.
AnreatEatOD. Ohio, veaterdav mornlne- da.
stroyed one of the prluiluslcornen lu that town.
Several bouses adjoining in one or two street
were badly damaged.
WEATHER REPORT.
Was DarABTUBitr.)
TMOMI FOB TH1 PAST TWBNTY-Ft)t7R HOUM.
Clear weather, with low temperature and
light to fresh northwesterly winds, In New Eng
land and the Middle Atlantic States. Generally
clear weather and high temperature la the
Southern States, where the pressure Is greatest.
Cloudy weather, with diminished pressure and
light easterly to southeasterly winds, in the
lower lake region. Partly cloudy weather, wltb
high temperature and slight Increase of pressure,
from tb lake region westward to the lower
Missouri valley.
raoiAiixmaa.
For the Eastern and Middle Atlantic coasts,
continued low temperature, light variable v. inda,
aud generally clear weather during the day. For
Nortnern New England and the Lower Lake re
gion, Incnaslng cloudiness with light rain, trie
tempenture rising slightly tn the Lower Lake
reg ton, with ligut easterly to southerly winds.
Fur the Ohio alley and westward to the Lower
Missouri alley, high tempenture, .light south
easterly to southwesterly wind, and generally
clear weather. For the Southern flutes, slightly
falling barometer, rising temperature, and partly
clear weatner, with local rains. Reports not
received from the Upper Lake region, the North
west, and tho Southwest.
Haw aa Aetrenantr wa HatJ.
They aay that tbe chief astronomer at the
Washington Observatory was dreadfully sold a
lew day ago. a wicked boy, whose Sunday-
school experience seems only to hare made him
more depnved, caught a tire-fly and stuck It,
with the aid of some mucilage, in the centre of
the largest lens in the telescope. That nlxht
when tbe astronomer went to work, he perceived
ablaxeof light, apparently In the heavens, and
wbat amazed him more was that It would jrjr a
couple of spurts and then die out, only to bunt
forth again la a second or two. He examined it
carefully for a few momenta, and then began to
do BLtnato discover where lathe heaven that
extraoruinary star was piaceu.
lie thought he found the locality, and the next
momma bu teleaxanhed all over tha nnlmna
that he had discovered a new and remarkable
star or toe iniramaKnituuein unon, in a day
or two all the astronomers tn Enron and A mer.
lea were stndylng Orion, and they gazed al It for
nuura uaui iucj were mau, man men tney DCgan
to telegraph to the man In Washington to know
what he meant. The discoverer took another
look and found that tbe new star had moved
about eighteen billion miles lo twenty-four
hoars, and upon examining it closely be wa
.I.hma.1 tn MM.I.a that 1 !...! !,
atiai uicn n, vi vvn v ut i, witu icga,
hen he went on the dome tha next mornlnir
to polish np bla glass he found the lightning bug.
I'flonle down at Alexandria, seven mile diatant.
into it much wbole-aouied sincerity and vigorous
heardlpart of the swcarlng.and they say helnf used
energy, ine bills fur wlegnphio dispatches
amounted to iJ.eoo, aud now tbe astronomer
wants to find that boy. He wishes to consult
with hlra about ometbing. Maj A ltUt.
Hn sines Prespecis far tha Fall.
Tbe New York Expri believe that business
this fall will be considerably improved, "It Is
easy," It says, "to divine, from the 'glvlngs-out'
of the retail dry good men and other, that tbclr
anticipation of a brisk fall trado are sanguine,
and wetblnk perhaps they Justly calculate that
the ensuing season will more than make uo for
the comparative dullness which characterized
the somewhat backward season now passing
away, of coune, (ln the womb of possibility lie
many iniuidwnicn ne'er may actual oe' and we
well remember how the probabilities of a 'roar
ing trade' at the commencement uf April last
failed by tampering with tbe bank and business
dtacounta. But ao, now, dry goods deslera and
onicraiooa jotwaru to a prosperous isu trade,
and a sanguine feeling prevails evou among tha
roo.t sasrauou dealer. We trust it will no turn
out lu all respect, and with every kind of legitl-
marked caution both in direct import and In
withdrawing good from waretiou-N, but guods
In bond are eatlly accessible, and, with tele
graphs round the world, easily ordered aud
shipped. Moreover, a dull summer and spring
have so reduced purthases as to make a better
bualnttss now unt only probable, but the oppo
site quite improbttblo. We trust that iKith the
banks and capitalists will see to It that tho spare
inuuej uaou raiucr io iivip uusiugss loan spec
Ulatiou,"
It has bcetvjuggeited that whan Doroon.the
Norwegian poet, comes over here he had better
call himself plain Johnson, to avoU all mistakes.
TIIE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
NATIONAL AND STATE POLITICS,
f'ar. ffayes'Opealaa- Hpeeeh-The tUUraaal
a aal TranepartatUa Qa rat Ian-What Is
tha Daty rCaaiTeaef-What Oar Illcy
flhoaU be The Farmer and tha Desna
ea AHea U. Tharmaa'a Candidate
rarflsvernar.
The Republican campaign In Ohio wo opened
At Athens, tn that Bute, Saturday last. The
meeting la reported to have been one of the
Largest ever held la that section since the close
of tbe war. Governor Noyes mad a long speech,
la which, after alluding to the condition of par.
ties la tb State, the refusal or the Liberal Re
publican faction to meet th Democracy la con
vention, c, he pok of the more material
questions of tbe canvass. On tbe railroad ques
tion be said l
There la a wide-spread feeling existing
tmuuiiimii me t? rat anu .lonnw-n amoua; ina
producing masse that railroad corporations, by
the consolidation of capital, by combination of
management and the centralisation of authority,
are exercising for their own advantage ao undue
aou pernicious Influence upon the bualnee in
tereau of the country. Thui feeling U lea prom
inentia Ohio thaa w tbe great grain-growing
states farther west, to? the reason that wear
rapidly becoming a manufacturing Btate, that
we are nearer the great market, and that we
have several competing tine of railroad leading
to the East, Hut there is dissatisfaction among
tbe neonie of Ohio.
From It. Y, l'oors -"Railroad Mannal for
18TM" I gather the following summary of ststis-
n;".ucHiicu aiBLciurniBUi ruaua oeinajaivcn
In that work. In the United State there are
Mile of railway fir,323
Uat...
.I3.l8.l83.0fil
Cost ner mile
6ft, UO
, 4TS,1ltt0M
Grots receipt
Operating expenses ,. ,
Net earning ,
lAiviuenua paid
Tiuvoua paid ., ,, 01.113,101
Total number of mi lea In one rail An. B T.I DA. nf
which 1,427 were built leit year. Some made no
returns, others refuse information. The total
earnings are ti,ooo,uoo more than tbe receipt in
the I oited Slates Treasury, and the net earnings
49,oi,ooo more than the Government interest
account. The total cost is K)looo.ouo more than
the national debt, Tnlrty-t&ree thousand nine
hundred and thirty-four miles have been built
sines isu.
This statement is start nr. and indicates the
power which by united effort could be exerted
in our State aud nation. It la well known that
certain great railroad combinations hare for
Iran controlled the legislation of several State
i all matten affecting railroad property and the
troflta thereof. It is feared that this influence
i becoming more and more extended, and more
aotent; and that, Hole speedily checked, It will
eudanger the permanent welfare and prosperity
If our whole population. I confess I do not
nere in the apprehension entertained by some
stist railroads and their ofllcen, or any other ag
gregations of wealth and talent, are likely to
Subvert or materially endanger the liberties of
our people. Injustice and exaction win be toler
ated until they reach a certain point, and then
tbe evil win be swept away with a relentless
purpose and a strong hand. Ia a country and
under a Government like our the people are
patient of extortion and wrong only uutll It
C Teases hard upon them; when once aroused tbey
brow oft their burden with determination and
vlmr.
Jta lroada and all other cornorauona are the
creatures of legislation, deriving their privileges
from tbe people, aud responsible to the people
that the rights so acquired shsll baused for the
accommodation and benefit of the publlo. The
contract Implied in a grant and acceptance of a
charter by a railroad corporation Is that la re
turn tor special privilege It ahaU so use iu
authority a to promote the comfort, con
venience, and material prosperity of the power
that rraot the charter namely, tbe Deoole. If
the railroad company aeek to violate tuts agree
ment. It would be strange Indeed If there were
no auinoniy aujwuere to reainci anu control u.
lhat such power exist I nave no manner of
douot. Our trouble baa been, and I likely to be,
not ao much with local roads, hsviog their ter
mini within tbe limits of a single State, as with
the through trunk linea,extending far across the
oountry, and holding charters from a number of
State Legislatures. What is everybody's business
is nobody's. As no one State tan control the
whole line, no one attempts to control any part;
and o the railroad do a tbey please, without
let or hindrance.
ininenratpiace, i oavenoaouDiiuai;uongrc8s,
amier the authority to regulate commerce d.
TWeen the Btate, ha full aud ample power to fix
rates of transportation, and to make such other
regulations as tbe court of Justite would pro
nounce fair and equitable, under the contract im
plied ry the charter. In my Judgment, therefore,
the simplest and probably tne most satisfactory
way to remedy tbe evils eom plained of would be lo
have the whole matter disposed of by Congress
ional enactment. Mr. Hheliabarger, of this
8i ate. introduced anch a measure into the last
Congress, and when the Ohio Legislature wa
astnu to strenguiea uia nanus vj resolution
favoring the biii,the Democratlo member put
tbemseivea aolldly against It.
But it might happen that Congress would fslk
In this duty, under influence such a have been
znown heretofore sometimes to affect Congress
men, what then 7 In such rase undoubtedly the
state Legislature wblcb granted the charter
would have oower to provide remedy. It 1
certainly a matter within tbe province of the
people lueiov. auuu uicuiocia vi me ovaio agia
lata re, and of Congress, as can be trusted to do
their wboio duty, and with intelligence enough
to know what that duty 1. If the people them
selves ara careles or Indifferent a to tha
character of those they elect to represent them,
they here no right to complain,
tueiaussoi dissatisfaction has been tbe lack
or nniiorraity in tne rates oi transportation.
Maoy railroads are aocustomed to transport pas
sengers and freight for long distances, between
their termini, at a much less rate per mile than
I charged for intermediate point. The reason
is obvious. Between the distant point there 1
generally la each case competition and conse
quent cutting of rate to secure business. The
nvairy ia oiien aoarvai w teavano inargia
for profit, over and aoove running eiueuses.
Ill umcii luciriuir, w cvun uiiimuu, lur mi
stockholders, this loss ha to be made up by ex
cessive cbsrges for shorter distances, and be
tween points where there are no competing line.
Thl evil ought to be remedied.
jabi iu my juaguicut inerw ia a greater wrong
than this. I mean the little Credit Moblller or
ganizations, lalde tbe railroad corporations,
oompoaed wholly or for the mott part of the
ofllcen of tbe company, who, under the name
of fast freight lines, or other designation, con-
tract wun lueraaeivea, realise cuuruiuua prouia,
and enrich themselves at tha aioeuM of the
stockholders, or the pubfic, or bach. Snob or-
gsuixBiioua uujui, ii poaaiuie, m d prunioii-Hi
oylaw, and the ofTlear of railroad companies
should be prevented from speculating out of the
trust positions they occupy, at the expense of
the people who are at their mercy.
Among the ways proposed to secure) cheap
transportation 1 the opening up of the great
national hlrhwsvs tbe riven aud lakes tneaa
being Improved and connected, where neoe
ary, by canals. The Improvement of the Ohio
and It tributaries l certainly worthy of our
cnon. n newer a grand cauai, or system oi
water communication, reaching to the ocean,
wooid bring to ua in onto a return equal to the
cost, has yet to be demonstrated.
There should be no Indiscriminate aud wll J
crusade anlnat railroads. Tbev should ba en.
couraged, and allowed fair oompensat oj for the
capital Invested, and tbe risks encountered. Tbey
bare been, and will continue to be, of Incalcula
ble benefit to our people. They should simply
not be permitted to abuse their privileges, or to
oppress tboae tbey were Intended to assist.
wnaiwouiu tne greai atat-i oi isnio nsve oeen
to-day without tu Introduction of rail roads t
We want more, and must nave thein. Wear
all anxiously waiting for tbe com plot 'on of that
grand enterprise, tha Cinclnnatl-Houthern rail
road, wblcb i lo open up for tor farmeos, me
chanic and mercnanta the ready market of
the South, now completely cut off from ua.
Tbe product of our coal fields and iron moun
tains must be brought nesrer to purchasers
anxious to buy. Our rapidly increasing and
awirt gntwlng town and cities mutt be put to
easy communication with tha trade centres.
Ihefariaera la tbe agricultural district must
be able to reach with their produce the mechanic
la the town. As tbe cities grow the country
thrive. The moat reliable of all market 1 tbe
home market, and It will not be many years be
fore tha Ohio farmer can ae 1 all ha raises at fair
and remunerative price within the limit of bis
own state, we aireauy import wneat tor noma
consumption. Soon we snail want com and
other articles of food. Not many years hence
ma uunuud wiia ua win ur. not wnrra taa
farmer shall find a market, and how he shall get
iniTiticiiuuriuiiui ira.ua uu TLB, Lion, out now
hall we Increase production to supply the local
ucuiau'ii ma acivut: ti agncuuurs win uo
studied and practiced until the earth shall yield
her bounties fourfold to the thrifty, Intelligent,
nroaneroua and haoor laborer lu the Holds.
There 1 no war between the farmer and the me
chanic; there ought to be ni conflict between
capital and labor. Eain ahjuld help the other
that all might prosper together.
In rgaru to tho farmers' inovi
Inr-gi
I to tho farmers' movement Governor
Noyes r,coulJ soe no reason why farmers' clubs
should not be organized,1 and be did not betlere
that tbey could be nscd by designing ambitious
men. ooiarav uaca pay ia concerned, ueitner
tiany, in uia opiuiou, auuum oe ncia responsible
or It. for tha reason that Uia cnn.iinn,t r.
both. Ha gave a sketch of Mr. Allen's poaitioa
during the war, showing unmistakably how he
aided and assisted tbe Copperheads, and con
cluded aa follows:
la conclusion, permit me to say, the fight this
fall Is no boys' play, Tbe Demoovat will all vote
at the next election, and tMlr hope is that by
our local difference here and there and our
over-confidence they may profit to the extent of
being able to secure the next Legislature. They
do not expect to carry the State ticket, and care
but very Itllio about U. Their candidate for
Governor was nominated becauso bo was the
friend of Allen G. Tburman, not because they
wanted or ex neotad him to ha Coventor, if all
who desire, tbe success of the Republican cause
will work and vote, our State ticket will hare a
handsome majority on the second Tuesday of
October and tue Legislature will beoun. To
secure uoceswe mutt have organisation and
auvit vaMvieaaoea auu apatny wviuu oe laiat.
Wv. Moaaia, th poet, li the bead 'of a firm la
London, the basinets of which It tbe decoration
anu rurouhin, of houe(
WASHINGTON IN UNDRESS
THE CITI OUT OP TIIE SMSOS,
ItAtlrarila ,h1 Pretty Place A St rail
Thraag a tha Farka Mb Oaa Nee.
aads.C.tlnpa at Tfcetr nietary-fteme
f Washington Character-Aa Uader
.Carpenter the Hea.
The ton of DsvM somewhat aarcutlcaltf ob
served that "to everything there IsssesAon.'
in itseii in remark doe not embody a large
portion of that wisdom which 1 tald to hare
been divinely bestowed upon it author. On the
contrary, it aeem to be rather commonplace for
an Inspired writer, bnt polling the beat interpre
tation possible apoa the word of the wis man
It must be acknowledged that tbu Is the season
for Washington to be dull, and of all possible
times the best to get away therefrom. In fash
ionable parlance, as opposed to Scripture, Wash
ington is at present "out of aeaaon, and lor
as vera months has beea wearing; Its cadres
uniform, an I a verr neeiii-entifaAatfit haa
been.
The fashion of other cities to noka fun at
Washington ia the summer time, and declare
that we were only alive when tbey came to help
ns during the sessions of Congresa, has not beea
a little augmented by the habit of ourowncitl-
aen, wno desert their homes for summer stamp
ing grounds, where not halt tbe beauty and com
fort they leave behind can be obtained. To main
tain that Washington, with lu broad street and
numerous park, la less agreeable during the
summer than any other city tn the United statea
Is to uphold a foolish proposition, and one which
only foolish people will countenance, Aalong,
however, as fashion makes a summer .exodu
necessary to an elevated grade In society, H may
betaken for gi anted that Waahlngtonians will
emigrate to tbe seaside, to Europe, or th
Inland watering places, or, what amounts to tha
same thing, abut up the fronts of their houses
and live in their kitchens and aay tbey have gone
away, all of which ha it effect la tgnating
social life, and giving the city an uncalled-for
appearance or amines ana lethargy. Washing
ton, however, Is not dead, nor doth she sleep, as
all wbo hare been obliged, either by business or
poverty or inclination, to remain will testify.
Hare we notour Dr. Mary Walker, and L'ncie
Bennle Coomb, and Beau Hickman, and Mr.
Keliey' dog, and the Board of Work, to say
nothing of a murder every other week, nor to
speak buastlngiy of onrmonumentandthapneu
inailo tube T speaking or Dr. Mary, did we not
see ber recently in tne rots of a good bimtnuo,
which Illustrated a trait la her character seldom
alluded to by those who make ber the butt of
sarcasm and ridicule. It was on Pennsylvania
avenue, one sweltering afternoon, when a youth
to fame unknown, who had evidently beeu en
deavorlag to ascertain tbe exact amount of sum
olant he could atags;r under, and bad made a
glorious success of nis undertaking, wa about
to auccumo to tbe combined effect of whis
ky and lager, that the much-abused doctrea
was noticed to stretch out a helping hand and
lead the misguided man to a seat in a street car,
whence be was nnceremor.lousiy ejected, to nn
htm out from the dust and dirt, and again de
posit htm In another of tboae convenient vehi
cles, this time to sit with him till sna succeeded
Id bringing him to a refuge where be might
regain bis aelt-posscssloa and his legs. It is not
every day that a disposition to aid a friend un
der humiliating circumstances can he found, and
If calico unmentionable ha the affect to render
sympathy stronger or to make the heart kinder.
It is a pity that they are not mora popular.
ij, wi, mat our venerauis uncio
Bennie should be Ignored among the numerous
attractions. Does be not hold forth nightly to
appreciative audiences or small boys, who have
recently stirred up his indignatlou by sticking
Dins Into hla venerable lent Haa not ihnH.r
fled presence ot Been Hickmsn been with us la
our hours of desolation, arrayed la the gorgeous
apparel bequeathed to bim oymetnberaof the
laatCongreaaT And ourstreeistemporarily con
verted into DO tat a natcheahaea tn nnt indi
cated that a thoughtful Board of Publlo Works
u m never luat aigutoi ourconrenience ana com
foriT Have those who have remained at home
not been able to appreciate the beauty or our
parks and the abundant drives about the environs
or the city? Ir a stranger should gel the Impres
sion that Waahlnffton was dead. Mfhiu nn
simpler way of relieving hi mind from that
error vuhiu oe uorivru iuaa ta sirou tnrough
Franklin or Lafayette square at about u o'clock
in the evening.
Itlatruo that he might at lint suppose tbe
K potation consisted entirely of nurses and
bles, with a few grandparent of either sex
thrown In; but he could not take a seat near the
dancing fountains tad listen lo tbe failing waten
without soon arousing nfflclenl sentiment to get
np a flirtation with some one of tbe many pretty
ffirl that borer about tha walks thi- inrht -n.i
airydrrsses contrasting so favorably with tbe
darker f liage; and when he had woo her smiles
and picked out a secluded seat aod commenced
tutaia poetry aui oargaiu tor 1. 1 Met, wouldn't
he soon reslize that there wra mhr iiiii.iki
seats aod other fellows bargaining for kisses.
andwhit an tall ..111.. ...bh. .. ..7t
--,, ,... . IUU IUD'U,WUI AUUll
hlS Choice Should bfl tironltiona. alitlnrr nmla tha
rustling leaves, wl'n aa atmosphere sweet with
the fragrance of flower, his arm where hla arm
oqght to be of coune, would he then dare to
stand up and, abase Washington la the summer
A gentleman recently here from New York wa
somewhat alarmed, while smoking his cigar one
evening In one of onr parka, lie thought there
wereauskes In the grass. At least he wa en
Joying hi moonlight itata.when he heard an
Incomprehensible rustling behind hlsseau He
gave a tartled look, but beyond a white mass
could see nothing. He changed hi seat, and was
sgain aroused lu a similar manner. The next
tune he beard a hissing sound very much like the
noise male In the operation of osculation: this
l fntlAHVA.1 ...In h..b.Ba..l.... 7
" """' 7 Mi-iiMiuuKiaia- grass.
He became so much ao-tuted that ha an nr.i.i
to leave the park, and can never speak orVs
experience without a shudder. There is not a
cultivated square In the city without It ro
mance. Not a thousand yean ago there wm a seminary
of young ladies on a visit nere from some North
ern city, of coune there were many young
ladles in tbe school whose wsys were as winning
as their heads were fun nt niim.ni , ..
To a couple of Tooni men of this village, whose
". "it.uusin iui jaiuii (eaauua, iwo oi
the fair visitors seemed especially lair. The
visitors were aa brlshi and aa fresh aa nn-td
school gtrU ought tube, aud with their charm-
II lUMin-tui naji. men ti aoaoni girisaiwar
have, soon captivated tbe eyea and heart of the
young men auch heart as ofoae young men
of the dsy always have and all were happy.
Despite tbe warv watcblnir of tha tai-hF-.rft,
youog ladles found plenty of opportunities to
meet their 'cousins,,f who took no end of plea
sure in their society, and no small satisfaction
in showing them the Bights of the capital, and
entertaining them in tbe best style tbey could
A favorite resort was Lafavetta anu- Thaa
wu a favorite seat under a branching maple,
where the magnolias and the (lowering tulip
trees msde a bower, lust ahadlm- tha n.ani.
bench sufficiently from tbe shimmering moon
beam to make love sweet and sugary. One
evening it wa to be tbe last of tbe t ouug ladles
la the city when the "cousins' bad to say their
parting ords, they met at the trystlng tree, and
soon were sutncienUy wrapt in tntir uwa sweet
ness to forget all about time, aud everything
else, la fact, but themselves and each other. Tha
"" hm luaiui, hi ua ame, ana wno
could blame them that they did not remember
mo uaw nil mj . 41 UA.IOC.
M The i all ver Uf bt which, hallowing tree and bower,
Hhada haatity and dp aof taaae o'er tha whole,
Uraatheaaiaototbahaartando'ar ittbrowa
A loving lauguor whlcbl not repose."
How could such common place things a trains
and ume-ubies enter into a scene like tbla?
i Ith tha chaata mnnn ainiiln- nn ihuH ..
could they think of cross professors, and all that
sortofunpoeUcalsiuff? Well they dldnt think
wt , auu tua kiain woaiou wuuoui mem and
tha "cOUSlnB" hail tntakatham h,.k iA ,h.
Northern CUV. and there was a ltimuI dial nf talk
about elopement and expulsion from school
uuTAiuiiuiiuiui uu investigation, out Wltnai
none were tbe leu pleased wiut a little romance
la Lafayette square.
lu another park msy be seen a graceful little
figure nearly erery pleaaaut evening, In whose
modest, retiring manner the casual observer
would notice nothing of Interest. The face Is
fl-enerSllV Vailed till the inn alnka hhln.t th.
trees and the twilight softens tbe glare. Shrink
ing from tbe frequented spot, always alone, the
figure seems to oread nolioe, although It does
not conspicuously avoid it. To a few abe I
known a one who, not many years ago, graced
the roost fashionable assemblies, ana moved in
uv wu. 'iiiiBiii -uuiciy ui ine usy.
Among her admirers was a talented, although
nnsOIUDUlOUa. member nf lnntH, fmni
Ueetero State. The story of their lives is the
old one a false marriage and a brokeo h-ait.
ine gentleman uow spends his summers in
(HtMuuHi,-, isawta, mating otner connections
and other conquest, while the lady still cling
to the inemorrmf a hvtrnna. .l.v tk,h .-
many thing to be Been la Washington at this
season of the yesr which escape notice la the
, uuu tuv vuuiicHiunn season. Almost an
evenlnff One Can And an Ulnar ration nf Ihl, frn-i
A figure in a tattered Ureas, whoae only claim to
be called a dress is tbst It coven a female form,
holds OUt a trcmblinc hand for a few renta tn
buy bread.- A look futo the bleared and Mood
shot eyes, and a glance at the toothless, dis
torted mouth, Is convincing evidence that
whisky, rather man bread, consulates the
Cravlmr Of the dllsnldstail hair hefot-a tirn A nd
yet those bleared eyes were but a few yean ago
bright mi spstkllng, and those bloated lips were
the envy of msny wives, whose husband were o, t
uiu w ! i ii cm icaueriy, ana tne tremuliug
band CaZSiedWItn lewelS. tha arlfla nt man kvh,.
even now roll aioott the Avenue In their car
rlagea without deigning a nickel for the drunkard
.uiuau. . ua uumrcea ui auriiuant member or
(JjnzrOSS from North Carolina thla wuiiki
specimen thon occupied the moat luxuriant
apanmeuts and enjoyed all the luxury which
money could purchase, while ail tha tThriatian
money could oarchue, while all the Christian
statesmen of the day, who had left their wive at
home, vud with each otber in.ucn delicate at
tentions aa ahe would accept, for ahe was dainty
then. Now she hover between tbe rum mm of
1 In point of fsct, apart from social prejadlco or
(dictates of fashion, Washington ta p.easanter
iiviiir uu tun wnrinnni
during the anmmer than the winter. The
sanitary condition of the city is extremely
favorable, and the doctors' business chiefly coo
fined tn nbatftrlra and Infanta comntalnia
Most of the physlclsna have accordingly gone
away, tore mer wun lawyers, preacnera an
other professions) gentlemen, who think they
can ret more comfort out of a cot or a closet In
a crowded waten n a- nlara than In convenient
uuuace or apartments at nome.
PERHONAT.
a tt l.air.. th. u.i.ii.k..A il. i..
ni.Bm ntuuiuaui id uunauci ui mo oinr,
and Dr. Toner leave this morning for a few
wee i a rnn to vt aiia mtinnur ami tna mnnntaina
of West irgtnls.
U. f.MAatt ... Ik. Va. . Ik. .a-
jni. Airs n. a vui, tna iuiiivi tua lainiiua
iirrat interview wun Benator cameron, is
town,
Matoe John M. Carson, a well-known loom
lt of Philadelphia,! in the city, looking after
wcntenuiai mantra, air. c arson is aorompanica
by Captain Charles II, Addicka, another Phila
delphia Journalist, and famous a a dramatia
critic
Mr. Ilayward M. natch In son and wife will sal)
for Europe la th Adriatic on September 7, to be
gone, we are glad to say, for only two months,
Mr. Copeland an 1 wife are at Long Branch.
CJoLJlm Cavenanrh andwifaar anndinae
few week at Wlikeabarre, among the mountain
of Pennsylvania.
,Mr. Bsrier. the estimable rsahier at Wlllard,
iT"f "V. P9? "7r .w" w ""?
Pimiiar position at tne Ytinasor nouee innew
York city.
Lake Georaa and Maraloo-a.
o uwlvu " uaa gone to
Mr. ell Llrown.theVnunffanil handanmaehlef
clerk of the Slate Department, will leave Ina
tsn uaja vu wnti visit 10 nis nnlDS on 10 e
beauutm Cayuga lake. In New ork state.
, n, iwwici, oi tna nrra oi uoteier A
Bro., of this city, who has been makings busi
ness trip to Europe, wilt sail for home on the
steamer Cento. knumht a. ii Knn i.h
Mm a handsome service aet for the Executive
Mansion.
The President Is evnected tn tr,l ht
Wednesday evening, and will remain one day.
It IS Bald that OWlna tn tha aarlnnarnnditlnn nf
Mr. Dent's health, tbe father of Mn. Grant, the
entire family of the President win leave th aa
ahore by tbe loth of September and return to
11 aauingtoa lor me winter.
A. ll Mnllolt inunlaln ,hiIIuI .(
- - -... .. , ...ub U.Arvt, Al I i, cu
civ jnicmi uiuruinajaiur an aoaence 01 ftix
Week, during Which time ba haa made a tho.
rough inspection of ell the public building on
the raclflo coast and commenced (be erection of
tne new appraiser? stores at sen t rancisco.
TUB HPIRIT OF TUB PBEMA.
TDI candidate of the DOUto-baor nartv of
Iowa la Vale. If the Vale of the potato-bag
Party could be lifted, tha hnnihl vlaao-a nf tha
grinning Mokanna behind would be exhibited to
tbe aatonlabed farmer, and they would be ut
deceived. Ckltmgn roil.
Tni real fteiar of tbe United Btates seems to
be young Bennett, of tbe UeralJ. He hu been
seizing onto everybody of note for some time
back, and trying each in turn. In the hope of
satisfying thetxactingdemands of the European
department of the iIfratJ,ntiurttU (fUjitr-
Wi do not aay tbat the schools of South Caro
lina are perfect, we know they are yet Intbeir
infancy, we see by the published report where
-r-vm. uuuauua udiic oiatcs apcuu lUIIUOQr,
WO are Convinced that ranch mora ramalna tn k.
dune than has been done, and we shall not rest
for providing every child in th fltat with
common school educstlon free from the lnou-
ence ui any mure a or UOgma loreign to the pur
poaes or a free common acbool system. CAarfrs-
,ui. yj, v. vnrvnicir,
Im the name of a much-plundered nconle. let
tbla proposed assumption of Southern State
debt by the United state be rejected at once.
We see It stated In dispatches that the scheme
win be seriously pressed; tbat some conspicuous
itcpuuucaus vaucu aa uuuerj are "in it, and
that the united aupport of all th southern mem-
wia, witn many rtonocrn. i expected lor it.
It any act of men want to bury themselves and
their party under a load of public indignation
from whli-h not nnanl ihain nan ......K.
-- W..VH. w.u v.u tiTi vtvauc.
let them try this business a the shortest snd
surest roid. ifiaseurf lumecrat.
StasoM after season the hotels bivo been so
crowded, landlords hare ao long fattened off the
uncomplaining public, tney have ao long looked
upon tbe entertainment of a traveler as a favor
to htm, ratber than to the bouse, tbat their necks
are somewhat hardened and their spine refuse
1 he losse of this season will be really gains to
them If. bV them, thev ar tano-ht imiim,i
dependent ones; that travelers were not made
vi wicui, uu uiev tor iraveien; mat, in the long
run, tbe reasonable 1 the mo e remunerative,
and that their cure" la Chnannaa. iin.ln.,.
Impartial attention and courtesy. Cincinnati
It is rinrxcTLT plain that we ran carrv
this state whenever men of Republican nrinci.
pie can act together. Differing a they have In
tbe past, and about otber things, upon one thing,
we think, they are to-day heartily agreed, that
the Bourbon Dcuiocracv nnvht t tut mrni nut
of power tn thl Bute, and tbe government con
trolled henceforth by men of Republican convic
tion and view. It they are thus agreed about
mo oniy essenuai tniog, what nindera agree
ment about trifles t W propoae a union for the
restoration of Republican rule lu Missouri -a
union In which there shall he innitfnpiin..
can deserve It, and no second-class carl Af.
ACqtnxsx who began to make clgan in l&eo
In San Francisco was the first who tried hi
hand there at tbat occupation. In 13,0 tbe
Cnineae workera in that trade numbered 1,637,
aud now tbey are n,6J. since mio the shoe
maker of the same race in the same city In
creased from KM to 8,700; the butchen from 8 to
114, and there are now 1,100 Chinese sewlng-ma-chine
operatives lo the same place, where sowing
girls have become almost entirely unknown. As
launderers, household servants, farmers, gar
deners, barber and lahnrra tha wn.t nn th
. aviuu whi u emcieutiy anu Bl sucn low Wages
t All.fUl kilt. ! .A lm,B ..AM... !... . Ti--
nuiv-, yiHiij tu utlj kuiuirciiitou irum lUS
white population. Bujalo Courier.
Wauorx Jeff, wui stick to his faith in th
Boutnern women, for the moment they begin to
auow memscjres to oe reconstructed by the In
dux of Northern "carneuhaiTirara' tha i-,um n
the Confederacy will be hopeless, indeed. Let
Jeff., by ail means,sUck to th Southern women,
for It tbey fall bun there will be no resort except
to the "last ditch." Tu sensible people tbeee
utterancea of Jeff. Davis are bitcriy absurd. We
can account for them upon no other theory than
the Democracy with a view of convincing them
that he IS Ibe fittest candidate for tarn iimn.
cratlo nomination to the Presidency. Owtgont
-"7 -".
Ix a word, Incautious legislation and some
not very profound decision of the court have
made tne oninion nrevalent that railroads .-an
keep firm, without liability to examination, re
view, and abatement, every franchise bestowed
in the original grant that tbe right are vested.
If it 10, then the Bute is so far not a aover
elan. Ita rlrht of domain ami nf taxation ar
Impaired. The supreme power is not supreme.
awuk uia j iu uu uutii tne cuwuiouiiy are
bound hand and fooL Kail roads and other nor.
poratlons msy become supreme, and the people
and their governments will be at tbe merry of
tucae iuwui puncra, umiiTnorv utuciia I4WJ
e rut )
Wi srixiT, however, tbat whenever the De
mocracy begin to rare about the debt It Is de
cidedly in order to recall their responsibility
therefor. Nineteen twentieths, at least, of thla
burden Is chargeable to the enlovmentof that
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iiuiKLtiuBiwiv lUAury, tiie ceuiucraiio party.
Two thirds Of all the eibendlture for national
furpoees has been entailed upon the country by
be effort of Democrat to destroy It, To be
uore vxpncis we pay interest amounting every
ear to over a hundred millions on debt created
t a Democratlo Insurrection. Ua nar. neran.
num, over thirty million in pensions to widows
and to soldiers maimed in. auelllnff it. The
claims of States for aid afforded, and of loyal
citizens for property appropriated to publlo use,
la crushing the rebellion are also tt 11 a tax upon
m umvuti vAbucifuci. lucav iuu otaer IiemB
tbst might be meutloncdareall extraordinarv
expenses resulting from armed resistance to the
couaututtou auu tue laws vj uemocraia wno
were then and are now In srno.1 atamimir with
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.tisii iai i j, vnw ami, vrariHii,
Tub speech of Jefferaon Davis before the
Southern Historical Society yeatcrday 1 on-
wonoy otnonest imiignauon, and can scarcely
Provoke contemDL Ills nart in the alAvehaider'
rebellion was dignified by no exhibition of cour
age or aelf-sacrlnce, and hi devotion to wbat
with shabby sentlmenuitsm Is styled the "lost
cense," wa characterised by petty Jealousies
and meanness, and paltry vanity, not once re
deemed by tbe display of a single statesmanlike
Quality. The success of the rebellion was. in
jij sivut. uu ifuaaiuic, uuiu, liaatCUCU 11B OVBr-
throw. When, therefore, ha attemnta m theatri
cal display, and declarea that "we Dave beea
more cueaieu man couqurreu ny ine r resident.
Congress and general of the United States, ami
that bad "we1 anticipated wbat followed we
wuum touaj nave uecu iree, ine periormsnce Is
too empty to excite derision, while there noth
ing in the man nor his career to Inspire pity at
Ir ts high time that we In the West should be
stir ourselves to the necessity of making aJe-
nuate TjrOVlalon for thaa.lncatlon of nnrtnnih
ihere are some chain in the cone of our
country which even a graduate with honon is
regarded a incapable of filling until be baa
fcutivius jcki m a uviuian or auimu uur
vertity. This should not be. We are advancing
in the acuulsitlon ot wealth with unprecedented
strides, whv should wa not msku such nrovl
sloa for the education of our youth as will place
us on a level with the most favored Institutions of
the Old world? Let tne colleges woicn are now
dragging out a precarious existence on endow
ment of finu,oiHi and aJ,Oiio, subside Into re
spectable high schools and academies, feeder to
universities and colleges worthy of the name,
and let no charter be granted to Institutions as
1 Burning collegiate and university functions until
It shall be made evident tbat that provision 1
made for a respectable faculty above starvation
allowance, and for thoroueh tnatmi-tinn in amh
a number of department a will afford an op-
uuitiiui.,1 ,ui H.-uiaiisatiuu in any oi tna nun
dred directions of mental activity, Lou (ni lit
CVwrisrVviuriMi,
A STEAMBOAT EXPLOSIOS.
MEX AND WOMEN BWWXIaSTOTHB AIR.
The Deairarilaaer the Ill-Faled ftteaaier
deorga Walfe-l.I.t af the Killed aad
Waaadrd-The Caaae ribe Fipleal.
Enveloped la .Ifyatery,
Mivrvta. Aorutt St. The ateamap Jnlla it.
r I ve.1 here about 11 o'clock to-day, bringing most
of the i arrl Tore of the ill-fated George Wolfe.
Among them was Captain Henry 8. Carter, her
commander, who wa considerably bruised
about the head and had hla left leg also badly
bruised. Captain Cirter atate that a abort Ume
before th explosion he had gone to bis room to
take a nap, leaving the mate on watch, and the
Ont he knew of the accident wa that he felt
himself lifted Into tb air wltb a severe shock,
and fell with the debrl on the lower deck. A
ooa a he could extricate himself ha a-lanced
around, and saw that the forward part of the
cabin aod texas had been blown awar aft to tha
boiler, and that soma of the timK.-. haA t.t.n
I . ,,. V . . L.
I fire. Hla flnt thought was to extinguish the
names, which, with the aid of a few ot ben and
a heavy rata that was falling at tba ume, he
oon succeeded in doing. Meanwhile one of the
crew, who had been but slightly Injured, seeing
that tbe wreck had drifted near the shore.
Jumped out with the head-line, and made ber
raat, wnen it wu found that the boat bad been
but little Injured, except as already stated.
as soon aa the fire was extinguished every.
tbiog possible was done to relieve th sufferers.
The captain states she had only tea or twelve
cabin passengers, only one of whom wu lost-
Mr. Nelson, a piano tuner from New York, ared
about sixty years. Owing to tbe condition of
widen, the cierk, who wu severely burned about
tbe chest and throat, It wu impossible to obtain
a list of the pauengen frem him, aod the books
were ail lost, a us Rebecca Cohen, of Jefferson.
Texas, who wu accompanied by her cousin, W,
solmously, of Paris, Texas, states ahe wuon
the forward guard of the boat, and owing to the
severity of th storm wblcb wu niglof re
msrked, "let ua go into the cabin, and Just u
ahe arose the exploalon occurred andihowu
blown Into the river, where seeing a man sear
ah grasped him by the neck, and he told her to
catch his left arm or she would drown both,
which she did, and soon after a spar came float
ing by, which he seized and they held It. floating
down the river for a long distance, until tbe
barber of the boat came to their assistance with
a pole, which her preserver caught aud still hold
ing on to the spar they were safety landed on
shore.
anas Cohen wu considerably bruised. The
passengers spoke lathe highest terms of tte
conduct of the officers, especially of Captain
carter ana tne Btewara, notwithstanding that
the former wu severely Injured be was most
active in the work ot relieving othen and extin
guishing tne ore.
The following Is a list of those lost u far aa
bu been ascertained: Peter Helper, second en
gineer; Mr. Nelson, of New York; Mr. Dawson
wife and two children, of Shrereport; 0. U.
White, of Michigan, belonging to tbe Trans
Atlantlo circus, and aeven colored men, four of
whom were found and buried. Tbe following
are tbe wounded, all of whom reside tn sr,
Louis, except when otherwise stated: Captain
Carter, Joseph II. Widen, clerk, severely In hesd
and cheat; Jamea Donobue, pilot, left leg badly
sprained; Jamea Conohan, bruised about the
bead; Coleborn, pilot, slightly la tbe head and
body; John Couraene, engineer, right shoulder
sprained; McCarthy, barkeeper, slightly
bruised ana scalded; Herman Mahaffy, steward,
nightly; Jamea Smith, third cook, left
arm and foot scalded; Mrs. Friable, Shrereport,
cut In the right side, aud her daughter Lens,
ankle sprained.
The following colored mcnarelntbehoanitai
at Helena, badly hurt: Billy Burton, of Naih
vine; Burt Nubby, of St. Lool; Perry Reldy, cf
Bowling Green, Ky. Geo, Cbatterman, colored,
ot New Orleans, wu blown overboard and
drowned.
Tbe engineer states that Helper, tho second
engineer, who wu on duty at tbe time of tho ex
plosion, wu one ot the most reliable and com
petent men he ever aaw, and can give no theory
u to the cause ot the explosion. The lut seen
ot Helper wu by the carpenter, who aw b m
try tb gauge, and Just u ho put down tbe stick
tbe explosion occurred. Persons on shore who
uw the exploalon state that bodies and frig,
menu ot timber were blow CO feet Into the sir.
captain carter and tbe survivors spesk in
warm terms of tho usisunce rendered br tho
ofllcen or the G. O. Cneck and Juiu la relieving
their want.
A HAILUOAll ACCIDENT.
Nameraa Passenger Iaja red la dig an at
tlerraaw EanlgraHla.
Wnikuxa, WBrr Va, August IL An acel.
dent occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road to-day, four tniiea from Cameron, by which
three or four German emlgranu were fatally in
Jured.andflfteenortwenty wounded. Tbe ac
cident wu caused by tbe spreading of the trick
which threw the tender, exprea car and one
passenger car down an embankment and all tha
ooachea off tbe track, Tbe coach that went over
ine oaoa some niteea or twenty reet with eom
eventy or eighty meo, women and chi'dren
turned bottom upwhrda. Some of the emigrant
became enraged, winking the engineer aud con
ductor were trying to kill them, aud wt upon the
ofllcen of tbe train with atone.
Tbeomceranedto nee Tor their lives. In an
hour or so after the accident occurred the ex
press train, which wu an hour and a half late,
came up, and IU otneera, directed by t'apuiu
Davis, who wu a passenger, rendered all Deces-
auj eticuiiuu to tue wouuuni, a COUpIO Oi
surgeons were sent from Cameron, and uaoou
as the track wu cleared the unlucky emlgranu
were sent to Beliaire, where erery comrorr wa
supplied to them. No blame U auacbedtoauy
one for tbe accident.
asv
llENEKAI. NEWh.
The subscription In England In behalf of Mt
rio now amoonu to $30,000,
Tuna Is a beard-and-moustache exhibition
to progress near London, and women are the
Judges.
PrxxntTON, tbe Chtcsgo detective, hu In press
a book, entitled "Tbe Bankers, tbelr Vaulu and
tbe Burglars."
Tni women of Wyoming are In arms, not so
cially, but politically. They propose to nominate
one of two ladles at candidates for the Legiala
ture, and support the party which ratine the
nomination.
FoiTT-xrag giils who attend clgar-ho in
Chicago were brought before the Judge the ther
morning. He aald he could not see wberels U;t
differed from their mttn of tbe street, and fined
mcui aii. cmeago cigar auops witaglTISIT them
an notoriously bad.
Tog dally supply of water to Pari and London
I enormou. London uaea one hundred and nine
millions of gallons, and Paris about seventy mil
lion gallons. The mode of distributing in Paris
1 very aim ale, Anvergnau being tbe principal
carriers, using a pole aiuug acroas the shoulder.
with two water-buckeu dangling at tbe end.
A Frenchman' idea of the use of water 1 to an
American, and even more to an Englishman
comically eoonomlcai.
A unn dated Seaford. DeL. loth instant, tn
tbe Philadelphia UJpr, uys: Tho great busl-
neaa acre at prcaeni me snipmem of peaches,
u It Is all along tbe Delaware road up to Dover!
At this point aud below the crop Is the Urgest
ever known, one grower suungtbat he would
realize ito.uw this year from an orchard lhat
lut year wu a tout failure. This is not an iso
lated cue, but seem to be general in all the
lower aectlon of the Btate where the crop failed
lut year. Tbesblpmenu along the line of the
road to-day were the heaviest of the season,
amounting In all to about one hundred and
fifty car-load to Now York aud forty to Philadel
phia. At a recent meeting ot the board of sute
prison Inspecton at Auburn, It wu resolved to
return to one or two tundos of punishment In the
prisons of the sute. ll is understood that In
spector Graves wm the peraoa who favored the
doing awsy of all punishment, but he wss over
ruled at the Auburn meeting, and Sing Sing
prisoner are now punished wbeu they disobey
order. The punishment consiauof tying the
culprit up by tbe thumb, or placing him In a
dark cell. Since the convicu have been made
to understand that punlshmenu bsve been re
sumed they bavo shown an inclination to be
obedlebL A week ago It was a common thing
for a convict to Insult a keeper, but now tho
dread of thumu-tyUig or tbo dark ceil kuepa him
to bis place.
Tua Wilmington Cvmwrtial say tbat on
Tuesday last, while working In the woods, Wm.
Palmer, of Concord, Del ware county, wu struck
uy iigmuiug. -ina curreni euierou oeiow the
left shoulder-blade ami passed down the left
side, tearing and burning the skin, but nut In
juring the clothes in auy wsy. Mr. Palmer wa
uoi aiuuuou in tue icaat, um iei uiaj0eil lu 110
down, and ao walked to a good place, where ho
prostrated himself, aod msiructeil hi son to
throw some water over him, when he, the eon,
took hi shoe and earned some water, which bu
dashed on bl lather. Mr. Palmer was after
ward Uken home, and bat not yet recovered
from tbe shock received. He had beeu driving
wedges with a maul at tbe time ho wu struck,
aud the haudie of that Implement wu shivered
to splinters by tbo curreul which struck him.