Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1877, Page 4

X 4 . THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. MAY 5, 1877—TWLLVE PAGLES, : e e —————— ————— ——————————————_— = — —— — ey Tho plans contemplated the bullding alone, Inde- | _Wiiting—Tlow mnch wonld It have cost to have a scrlona loen, and that the forclzn marketd for onr ] THE STATE-HOUSE. Dendent of the fuinitate of tho OmAmEntation of | made the outade walle of granita? HARD TIMES. Imanafnctired goods **harl never been worsd thon THE SOARLET VISITANT. e Rt af g ey b R avraY, I the room.. gronnle, and 1t wan nat fareacen that the Consti- Cachranc—About $000,000 more than the Le- . they nre now. ife might havo atated the factina wide statrcate autabile, N Ly BT Undermiana metha. SHEinAl BIar ald | T WHURE- Wit objection Ia there to the stona e . Bur Eotton rmter 1hat tibusery wteh | e ten goe e Tiens o b it you bt priation. Understand me~the original plaas Hitng—Wh < . 3 o ile, that ndustry whicl She waa all they had. Thoe home was very large, Traind of the goliden dandn: tinch , walke, 3 A 17 The Situation Here and in Great | grewap in a0 wondertul n wanner, and lina b 3 5 The Board Should Be Cut Of, for | natinglile My, Wl I4TRRET,IENEE | Eathmne 1t diintorates In ime, nolens wash e LAeae o i A eI oo " | D there was o athe el o il t, Ohly racer, s diigad } Teeprs Il e bont that . A grest deal more | ed_and preserved with a preparation of silicate of Britain. pearsto be deserting us. Men who think {lmn - | Tlithe, hazel-eyed, Joyuus Gracey pattering about eAnd-| s ,?_s R;otct:;aas ita o Ta waed thn i cstimmated fek in The arliinat | #oda, which we intend to AppiIT: Leives well informed say that the manaftcturing | tha great house with hee biby fect ko rame faity | day Thme ity e st ap %A of another err: ' st ! a Mr. Pigncnand made ekcichies in sections dintricts aro suffering only from o femporary do | that Love had sent; shiowing her happy fado In a1l it the, Inrmory . Chamad WEF Dt ur . vi . resalon, bnt hnfortanately they e 1 i and | B e ae:. CURRENT OPINION. Depressed Stato of Dusiness fn Both | prewsion, b aofransicty o 'nm',:l':lfix"u; du'-:]e';‘f th fooma Junt 28 a stray sunbeam that farces Its [ 14 very athll and cold. rhe blindy g it trat ppo i ; . tracted for at 8o much per pound, and Mr. Bonton, Can't we have & war-map of Ien Wade's eam- . ‘ountrics nixed with the empty jargon of il fsmal | Way throngh the smallest chink in tho blinds, delighted the bab; Even Commissioner Stuart Crawls from | of Chicago, the coniradtor, sent ‘what wis caliel | palgn agalnst the Admiaisttationt—Flladelphla 3 * Melence, ™ In anport O HieIF opintona. - The facin, | warms and brightens each spot whora 118 nlowed | §5raeuy e ainmt oo th morel T pi oo O0S, oul, O d ] Wh. The; for by Mr. Plqnenard's plans, This oxcess I8 { Tymes (Ind, Dem.), wo are ‘rorey to way, are doad auninet them. Whnt | toahine; How sltting demurely on her Jittla atool | le notn sunbosm in the room, It I #5 cleas st , % 5 L)y R to canse A revival of the colton trade? Increaned N i A ang o Under---Cochrano, the Architect, B0, or{—The contract with Mr, Tonton was | A book question of the dsy—Whether Sonthennt- | Noteworthy Articles from Prominent | fomand. fut. where 1o M- to- como . from? Anilrssdieg In infens lore!(ho elory banded dowr O e e oo o ety proncen ot I th Takes Another Good that there sjiould be o inercare af controct for | e Rarope wil bo bound In Russla or In Tarkeyt English Newspapers, Not frim the | Talted” Statory for, not enly | from > Hother (():ul.el;‘m" B ating | 2wa¥, upon the carpot, not o toy anyuhore, “Thed & ron excent by express a —Clneinnalt Commercial. 3 i re no mare watchers sround the cradle tod, oo -1 ar. Wit In our vwn shopa also. 1t hay glready been e L p lj)' i 0 you think, Mr. Cochrane, that | The New York preas la atarmed at the protonged Poltedout i Now York Joneaat that (hireare | Hhep Pefeuiolvo, powors of her Mlnning oo | o e i o vars pali o o ol il this exceas uf fron-work Was an tnnceessary ox- | atay of the Itasslan flect. 1t la feared (hat Aloxis THE UNITED STATES, f;v‘(:,l:al‘;l,;lg;;'('Qg;;r'{‘c;v‘l‘flggm wwhichca b sold | Jie; aratn teotlcking tn o lady mathee's lap ana | Odore—la g form morc’ exqnisitely, falr than e B s @ ltola, Which Me Pronounces Worthless, Ao e am mmccemary sapcnve, | Wendell Phillipps says: /1 belleve tho conntry | United Statea han fora lony time perplexed and ir- | Ho'siraclo will by \worked o prevent the mame thIIE | fo klass and anw, whom T ooy beron oo and | Shen Tlos oo orea st Clanl pacaliat b 34 and Will Have to Bo \Whiting—Are tho eleratore a necontity?t " " | is now un tho verge of disunfon.” Wendellahould | Hitéted the speculativo world. The deprestlon be- | happeningin har cotion Leade. o sbwl A0btho | 1t iy almost dinner-time, with hor roay faco pressed | 1 tleep, and hier broiw lashics reem almons ) o Removed. e vt mory. opufer fnd con. | €at another ration of mince ple and tell who lt1s | Kan neatly four yeam ago, and has continued up to | SO SR Fufil i yobiprove an rich a mine (o | closo to the window-pane, watching for **spa™ | o mesc manter " Hos Hom are desey ot ountd n or liw are dowy andt mve pncommen o | tocomu hom,~tiny it of miions, | 1 Fovelbaing n:lngh{ Havo lfln;zml"tlma.fl'n:; " - i has not long to wait. Round tHs corner the | When you have gazed upon thia thing of beauty. Unlon have been paralyzed since the panic of 1871, (’xllll.rrc‘nlll‘ll‘mnl;; ,f..‘.‘.’:lflfi"i'&!‘d: :;‘;gg{:?:xilfi‘; 1‘ l!;: expected ono comes, Not very attractive, you'll | Ihispiece of workmnnship, fresh from tic nany g that Ia golng to secedo thia time,—Kansas City | U8 time with” scareely an perceptible intermle: | fo ae fthan Tong been (o ne e Whak woild e tha Speiio O RRIRE | Tenes SIes). 438 C1U | lon or relier. The industrial Interests of the | Li'Srants fancy that the can het Ho Also Tells How the Indianapolis ‘ug::hmno—-onl{lhllufllnnll Doy in winter; of | The horridlfatrisan, of Indlanapolls, who testl- £ and the long-expected revival hasnot yet made iy ! ; " e vontt wort mpctives Youll | the lreat, artlst calicd Deati—yon nnttuctvys B 1 conrse they would not be sun in summer. ficd, as It were, concerning Jim Dlaine, tho great facts, and who knows what brodiglous progress | sy, Few, indeed, puch 1oving | Jogk about the room for Gracey, and we i Oourt-House Is Being Ornamented .w',‘m.-x’r' 7on had fneled e clevators, wontd | eilrond Speaker, has boen reapointad o Director ‘,5’,',‘:%,’,“:’,‘,',:‘,";,,f,‘,‘,",',‘i::.,".‘;':','m‘.'.'f..:f.mq':.q'.’.{r'.‘ {ho inerlcan ixo mad i thes” colton matt. | ansety for i richashola. i beaws arokriftod l‘i;onfi!. ‘You llsten n‘fyucr{r?lpln‘;‘rm?'l'y\]ffi:fi.“,'{ i1 ¢ g etens e b L3¢ . ¥ - M 'y . ¢ with Our Molds and Models, T e e dInE ol ba e | Sbes 1cl s kallrosd. [This \as done by Sl | ing Bow far uae trade wilh the United Staten has | Agrceabto. conclusion, "1t ‘18 hot casy to ine | Wit bmslness corem and bls yen have | but KUy ar M e il St 1 e S : 10 catcli & gound of her Lird-liko voico | 5 tirely out of characicr without the front steps. | tlon,—Cincinnath Commercial (Ind. Jep.)s been affected by recent and impending cvonts, | duco Englishmen to Tisten to unplensant trutha— | Bkeen, furliva oxpresalon sa they look ont fram | 10 S8 5000, §uth " vaim, - That \‘nl’v‘:u‘l?fl;'l 'y Ar, 0, e ar lcas casy thun it is for them to cxplain those | beneath thelr shoggy brows, But they are study- We print suother fnstallment of State-Toose | Fhe Commetancet My S SRR, SV | | Ex-Sccretary Morrlt hen shaken off the dustof [ 1t appears, unfortunately, too ~esldent it {inune sway 1o, thelr own satiafaction. ~ Dut unc | ing tha sidowalk Mow, and ho fa thinking of the | Ak Bmes e hor o b moilaet pre et news below, After all, the. Senato Committeo | SIS 40 228 R increqred SoRtly of (ACDS 992 | in fect on the Caital and hlcd himselr o Port- | tho powers of the Amorlcan poople, which, In the | lickily'n matter nifecting vitally tho prospority of | agest fall in gold. The man knows nothing highor | her s chult 1 prupty aind there is nogess it Feems to have probed pretty decply Into the State- | Jofict flaeging for the bascment. windowa, 1 now | 1ands Me, wherc lie will at once assume the dutles | domaln bf, commercial and fndastrial progress | the nation i notto be gat rid of by'n foko or wave | latert fallin zold. ' The man kr O e | N e froms thenet et Touse corruption. The testimony of Bedean, who | recommend Engliah encaustic tile forthe basenient g;,‘;,‘;;g&;flgg;dfia;‘:m ik 810 be rouretied 1At | yoemed to B capable of definlte expanslon, havo | of the nd. 1n London especlally, all questions | 18R tHA: 1 Ue <¥ef UURSE TIRNeR 8800 1E18 | GF ‘tiq tablos but ‘vacancy annot answer in o 18 wan foreman for the Commissloners, and that of | corridors, aud marble for the rotunda and upper f 8T, VO FeRREIE A0 QIS ROL BOEES 100 Yihce | been brongbt abraptly to a halt. ~ The dtsmal fncl- .;‘;‘gg'g'lm“';';‘,fgmg;:r'-'m"l,f;;llw;lfi e e ity “‘::"m‘ Ly ek iy well-remembered Juncs. Whcrels note noiec Johin C. Cochrane, who claims to be the architect, At will be pretty siire to tarn tp Agaln fn the next ( dents of tha past winter have left the people of the |y, interasiing, if not_unfmportant. Thote would | 1o aeknowledges no dod; has g"" Kt aws the fously -u.l“m? lm"? h““::mlc.‘-rlb‘l\:naw;’i'flh% wl;l"l;le found p:lrtl:cnl:rl'y interesting 1o view of Mane canvoss,—DOaliimore Gazetie (Dem. ). Unlted States face to face with Lol dangors and 1Sty sadand iy what has appeared herctofore. i Mg e mo harin i this IF London mado up ail Kngland, 3 e e sl o ONOT et fngging soon | The ex-fire-cating Rochester Tnton aays the | remedlos that hase been long famillar to 014 World | OF cven contribited Inrioly Lo tho pradactionaf naf | huly babe of Hethlahems but way down in biscold, | Drpken by ihe, sound, of megsufed foutsiey wwears out, A RATORY, X LTI KL TaT. T PR mes siained with fobacco und ather 81 atbie nbearbs molsture and soon | sulkiness shown by Uhe Democsatic ofiiciala at ? wealth, instead of belug chicfly an oatlet for that | sclsh heart aro two dimpled hande that keep the | gorieg™ino” livelong nizht,—n wenry, hione ecomensalned with obscco und otber dich, whils | Abany'In efiafug atiend ', sucil paty whers fostien. ThelAmerieans e vow, alwols for | Sy, frea of love burning, and an angol face, witha pale | Shous tramy of & sonl ol Santot sorl: At 0 becomen harder by ure, o The original design ealled for stone-balustraden | piags. It sould wost abunt $10:000 moro than | of babyhoo, and no il Al Pl Al tho first thme, boen enabled to undorstand by prace | “Tog many of oe readers ot a distance from tha , hile 1t stops, - o e el et ptaae | tical experlenco what 'vagrancy means, what. pati- | metropolle kiow that the cotlon {rade fa not tho | ohAect hazel oyen that 8l up tho placo wherow | Hile Y niche, Tihe Bhrary G8or 14 brewed. A aronnd the entire bullding at & costof $71,000, | Joliei fiagwing, and nbont §0,000 fore than com- | obra wattll be gafily of IT." This hit at the bass | porlsm, what emlgzration—and emigration, too, jt | anly sonrce of our much.vaunted national wealth | =t 0 T ) (B T B Tit atairs ndt Slonit s watly- A hand apenn sotly The Commlssioners, howerer, ordered the subatl- Ton marble, ,\\'? can lay Lagilsh tile down for :nnlnl;)'nlnlnerfiucn-ufi uucum w:"f'"l c\;fldnn hlI’mJ must be admitted, from A country that still offers r;g ntl' apneass :;:“l;g 1."."\,",“.""'.“'23,,’&.“,33,"‘,, 'l“r:lo' Al ‘h"_ b ht“,:‘“:!'l‘m :p h'.'"; mc‘;m;"m‘n g:g;.‘ {:;o-;nnery-?u:;r;.hu'lull‘:n lnlhnr'-.b('l 'he on y r squure foot, 0 1 his cligue wi apprecinted members ¢ aring a welght that I ever bor mu}‘;;:::m‘::‘ .c:lls:' ;:mn.: "::':l:o?:fi‘r' l-"m":; Ionessilow doson nccount for the excensIn | of Both pariles.—Detrort Jost Chepole magnificent advantagen to Industriounnndenorgetio | orse, It s with tncredivie diicalty that | Zgor gonylp anps that his wifoand ho nra not anited | and s shonldcrs Are bowed. The mans of et e P P as-pipes? 1t Ie casy enough for the Southern taxpayers to men. Ttiecortaln, also, that thorpiritot the Amerl- | many of the works are kept open,at all. You's sheveled hate upon his forchend s grayer th $48,000. W, D. Clark, City Engineer of Spring- | ~ Cochirane—An architect can only make anap- |y, 4i0% SRORER JoF the SOWIhern LAxposers 19 | canpeople remains unbroken. A panicof morethan | i argo mosters disike® the idon of | f00no snother. Itis theold, old story. You'va | SUeveld pon his furcher wrdyer than jy fleld, waa called aa an expert, and made the follow- | proximate estimate on the number of feel of gu: a 24 The 1 8 was, ‘The lines upon bin fnca re decper. 1) e 2 iving in altozethor, and try to weather the | heard it manvu time, Dut the milllonalre's hard, e B Bt & s hant (4ing ta | CATFeing out tho pledeos v good falth that they | threo years' duration has not disheartoned them | BEEy Shting fhelr ands on RaIr e, oF sven s | uncompromising businees voico, tromblcs when ho | Srerston sy Shd Dlooiehol; and. it ax te ing report: Paliiate, for brackets npd Other oxira workcan | NON make to President Nayes, 1fthey cxpectto | they are hopelul now ss they were m1874. Wa | ghorigr miowanca than that, llutthe gale 18 not | says +My daughter," and eoftencd light comea | aimall, Tow bed and drops oi hin Inces ab. i SrriNoyiEL, Avrll 25, 1877, —7he Ton, Malden | siarcely be avolded. This diffcrence, liowever, | SHierinton combinatfon with the Great West to Jublishicd on Monday n atatement of tho business | weathored—ticre {a no favorablo sl in thasky, [ fi, Iaht of her wi Mttlo welf, 1o | Whito the ngony deepens upon Lis face, Jones, Chairman Senate Commiltee~Stn: n ace | yuy licea o anly o emall e af $7,800, with | FeAtore this one Whig principle, that has been - | fafjuren thut have occarred in tho United Statos | Tiyo story In always tho same: tho expurts ara | (HtOlilscyes at alght of her winsomo lttly scit, Ilo “Q my deughtect tay litte datgltert® cordance with your request, I vive you herewlth | aq additional tem of $1, 600 In plumbing, parently dropped by tho Natlonal Republican pac- | within the lnst two years, nnd thess statlatics, | falitng off, tho demand for onr waros bocomes leas | 18 working for hior, —laying up moncy that by 80 | oroane, und a Durning feir drope upon une of my opinfon on the terra cotta used In the new | Aot It O o, of 81t 000, s also an | LY they have ot to carry’ out thele pledges to the | afthonzl they showed s alight galn upon the agere= [ and Iess, 'Take tho Donrd of Trado rotarna for the | by shall make hee Tifa 8 grand and fortunataone, | Eeantiful. marble. hande. Novermore wii iy State-Honse, Thera {s no question an to tho dura- ( egcorn over catlmatesy letter,—Lincoln (Neb.) Journal (Hadieal Lep.). gato nutount of eapltal Involved. werd not, on tha [ frat threo months of this year, compnred with the | Ho fs bailding mossive blocks and magnificent | fender Hpsmnile back in anmwer to that nase Dility of terrs cotta, If tmfmd of proper ma- Cochirsne—Yes, sirt in my report of Dec. 10, Tho Republican party, Whig party, or whatever | Wholc, encouraging. 1Inthe Nset quarter of I877 | aimilar perlod of 1870, and look at tha money value | naieces that somo day, he thinke, will ndd to the | Nevermore will she lay her winsome liead an b terisl and (toronglily burmed. I deem ik meces. | yaro. § pecommented the usa of formmncntal” zing | thio party 16d by (v lnyos may ba calied: 1a stronwer | (10 busineas failures in_tho United States num- | of our exportet P ot sume C6y, e thinke, Wil adcto the | 4 om. and tell him. how she loves bim. Shop, siry, therefore, onlyto Tefer to that used on the | far oit xha coenlcos phner-uwarks elor it the Inteslar | In 150 caaniry to-uay than ny mee policioal ity | bored 3870 while in the fitat Anarter of the pro- completeness of hls littlo ono's lappiness. e doca | ool oy el Tintda the st Finn ety In by new' State-Hiodee, Tho terrs cotta lezamined 1 | §oic! T recomimeinied thal chango, o that the | has over boen, and 1 atrangth Is due maliily t0 the gedingyear tha tarinzon of thasdis ghuay wore ouly | Jran and siesl, plg-iron, notdream that somy ono olee may bo bullding a | Fund X! num of tva hearty In unde, ‘The brightest Jessel In all the mlllhmm:': shonld not deem saitable for the position in which 'bo permanent tand > | manly a . 500, In the yeat Arat_mentioned, howevor, tho | fiar angte, b % ; ST plnced: T Gnd the material vers “wots, | 4 SOtk b6 RELARCHL R BN o et | B talchianio ecreice o thl reapect wiiles £ | Amount of money lupor whkauich e than e | Jihlrund of ol sori o T In bov gayls-tarniahed Laudole, tho | s Sunbenss Thes Nebtel The proue. Vons s 2 resnit elfher from the bso Of AMPIOPCT | be durable o Aafeso high up i the archof the | fur the country, he will make, If ho goeson as he | Jatiers but New Yorkin 1877 was responsible for | i platca.. Derkics, sy oan tingulshed, and the horue 1a 8 pride ho longs material and insufficient burning, or both, andis | Gome, It wonld be diMcult toget at it when it | han begun, an Mtnny good Prustdent.—Montreat one-0ith of the total Mabilitics of tho States, whiladn | Cait or wroskli 0k, 183 motber is fashiontng a small garment of lace and | g WRUEEs NG FC S e hand whtch fw’i :g;gfld{.;hfl;“:: e;'“é’.'e n"p;’ffif;]n".'::":'fl'a " o’:fl‘rhr: needed ropalrlug, It would cost altaost as much av | (Cud. ) Zerald. Im tuat c]uy wae -gmnwx-‘gflfl °,'§E’.."§'.‘,’.’,"H-§"‘," Btoel unwrought w7011 ribbons of delicato blue, and sho is thinking tho | 4o hiute togetlior & v Lauia B, Munsw, a place i of tho wholg, o far an o cerned, ———— 3 e o A At omy | e plantor to pit ap scatiolds to gotat it Whils | Aftor al, t seoma to ho considorad. mecemmary ot [ F M8 hONE 50 [arn Now Xuskly concernd, T W while how hier baby will ahine some day In clegank | - Sugsovaan, Wis Indy apparel, and how society will somo time bow r Washington stiil to propitiate Gen, lutler. Ho v Linrdness equal to Majolica tile. The specimen I | f o not say that It 18 abaoiutely Recoseary. It hae e hopo of mpraventent. It musi ba remombered, 40 of overn quartorof amilllon In monoy | down before that unzet face. Shio han not thought CREDIT MOBILIER. procured from the balustradc of tho southeast 1ho ntention uf tho architects and Commig- | DR# Juat kad that dreadtnl nepliew of his, George | howover, that tho great Atlantic ports depend for n Tecens o quilo ol caaily cat, and Labauld dleifke :'fif::'ml'}'o"lé'h:'i[ntwh a‘;,:‘el'?lnu ‘Yotunds the mosu. | 1 Butler, who mad such, o ;‘:_";".;‘,;‘;",C‘;m}:f,'_' thele prosponty snalnly uzun, the wevelunment of | o B S e vy onough fof thres | OF hat grandor soclety et than all otlier, In which bave been filed with Porifand coment, the cemont e A ronwaa the eATscgzenient of the dome | SPPUIBted Special Agentof the Post-Ofice Depart: proportionof failurca in New York thorg aro fewer munth; her darling may ahino: nor has it onca occurred to ‘The Mamory of the (reat Frand Rovivedby used bolng Abaorbent, and the oxpansion from ment. There s some milization, however, fn tho | Yaiturcn, probably, In the Slsswmipul Valloy nnd | Ono cutious but by no means surprising reaatt | hormimito think what & fload of bitter tears may llenry 8. McComb's Lawsul Troceing will caase Increancd fractaren, 1 woaid | PEecaNSont o @ rallof 1871; tho diamote bo. | STEUMAtANce tiat holeto be kont ont 1o the' Backe | on the Prcite Siuger. Tho most obyions Infsrenco | of this most rerloua Uepresslon hae already bwgun | roll betweon therm thon, e A suggest, an & prolection, that tho caviiea be flled |yttt ed (e L0tk tho' Toundation waa | Wls mining roglon to sorve bis countey.—3pring- | from the facis, o far s we have becn made ac. | 10 show itself. ‘The ranks of thio unemployed - *How fast the river runatt PIHLADELIILY. Pa., Moy 2. —In the United with Portland cement, and_the material painted | Ja(y. Jeld (Wasn.) Repudlican (Ind. ). usinted with' tiom, 1s that tho dopresslon which | grow largor every day, and thair diatantont grows | nevor stopping, nover resting, ahways onward, | Btates Clicuit Court thiu afiernoon, before Jul and sanded, uslng whita sand. Signed Whiting—And_ what do you estimate the in- | Mr. Mullett, late—happlly lafe—Suporvising | for thres years has aiflicted trade upon tho Atlantio | In the same proportion, ‘They cannot mnko ¥ &1} |} oo™ something fram us overy day. low the | McKenna aud Cadwalador, i cuno cume up for 0D, Cuank, | crmom rosiag by sanger Architect of the Treanary, 18 60 {ndlsidnal who iag | Coast has now mada lsolt paintuly felt all ovor tho | Out., They do not understand 4 poiitical econa- ’ K NS duery cor araument which, since 1808, hia bean quictly . BTATEMENT OF JOIIN T, STUART, COMMISSIONER, Cochrane—We have put It at abont §200,000. | 3 well-won reputation for ornamental profanity. | Lniun, my," If, ‘Indeed, there Is anybady who docs; | golden eands creep throngh our fingers to the deep. | FRERIRPRCHWELE SNECQ o an cqulty exam: UENTLENEZN oF TiE Couxrrriz: I feel 1t duo to | which ncludes sl tho stone plers, polished granite | 1f common report speaks truo, ho hos olevnted | _‘The collapso of Amerlcan enterpriso has been ro- | but ono thing thoy can seo, anil that hl that ems i duds dan | not peavp Thation in the back ofice of & Piiadciphin Tawser mysclf s one of the Tioard of Stale-llouse Com: | colamns, and piono archos nbovo tho cellar, 1 | Rweariug fo two rank of o fuo art, and, 1f onty ho | ccnily proved in many olboe ways, [ho withy plaoiant is, o longde o ba Iinds thak o gredt ampimetihicr upt it which, In the summer of 187:%, gave the mi- fasloners (o say that thie expendltures apon 140 | nlao increased the cost of frenco-painting In all tho | were 84 kood n designer and constructor of publie | drawal of labar from the market!in the Unitnd | ho! natnes ate witnocing: and.i{usk thele: Trom the bilflcs wave? teria) ta the Sun for camving an_expladion on the ew Btate-1Houso wers not made 10 exceed the sum an ery C! Une i in th . Tk 1l budings as b 3y Blates, which somo _time ogo was regarded asan | OWn bread ia taken ont of their mouthe. Aud by ne iatc-Houso wore not mado o exsced tho sum | ruoma and In the dome, Tks orllual cstimato for | buliings as ho ta st ormamentat swesriny, Michael And e when'the Mraum- made to the Governorin Do | [think cewber, 1874, that tho balld ix anawered 1 good time, floor of Congreen that mwepl nway In thelr dishonur high in the nation's tull_{l:lhe; mea - Vice- Prerldlent, lazing, and frescolns was $53,000; bat | Angelo, liruneleschi, Munsard, Sir Chirlstopher | cxceptional case, has been ropeated, over and | Whom? ‘Theyare beginning to answer the quos- Bus I he X " men who stood 000 14 absolutely micawmnry for fréacas | rem, amil some othof more o leas faous atchic | O¥or ayain. Emigeation frum New Vork to didnoy | tion, for, thémuelves, Thoy blaue the '*forclzn. | | Bt ) ARl Ji’Tfib"fiJSflfi&f,f'EE:L:: whons tles af ngcould bo complet: | {ng, and we ought fo havo 835,000 appropriated | tects, would simpiy bo nowhors in comparlson with | His boogy ttompted, has succocied, and promiacs | €on." WG open our sOUMEY fo CONPECtOn, Trom 2 4 P J States Sennt Representative,™ **Qovern. ed for tho sum of 800,000, and when the aamd & now for that purpose whilo tha work ls being com- | him,~2’Alladelphia Telegraph (lep, ), to becdtho n reqular branch of trade. A few daya | A Darte of ‘tho earihi bt they Witl ot open | man noon the ‘walk, and her tiny fingers aro treme | jnent Director Trustee,” and **afilcer, " might miatement was made to' the Committea of [ pleted, befora the stagings nre removed, It s No Republlcnn papers Lefng avatiable, the Goy- | 150 8 seamer teft New York for Sidney with from ! Et; afl"fl “° ‘"ér ‘g"f .\mrf 4 "fifi‘%"m}:g' Lling on the door-catch, It §u rafacd from ontside | well hove 7‘“" asaneance of their freedom from tho laat Leglslalare, 1 sincerely belloved It | Letter'todo it all now thantosplit {t up, a8 tho | grnmout auvorcieine in Ttichuond has umill reconte | Lo i2pto0 CmIErants on Loard, most of thom, It 1s | EACEATES SoE a6 almost pronibitivo rates of ‘duty: | MOW, and witha Joyous shout sho springs Into tho | the smiit of tho beibestaker and the corsuptiontd, :’:ld‘: a'é”lif.,’u‘é'.ré“ii’,’u!l':ré"m'fe‘lz.?"--'i"mi”‘&‘n’(‘ Eu«l:]olelvlv‘lll vote all the money needed as well 88 | Iy beon givon to the Richinond Dispateh, s Deimno- :afi;e;fit,nm: :4‘::9 fl:u‘}:u.«.anx;nl;lfl‘!fi::xd ’fl'}- A“u-’ Mfi“mmw ‘05 b‘;"l‘:‘u [T m;c,m :"5~ arms of tho stetn millionalre, onat ber whito | All mu!ncfl-rfin‘i in 1672 r:mll_ u;?l:! n;\d ynll‘:wn . alf of t. 3 B 7 W onty to-day that the casc out of which tho apark w; repeated amirances of Mr. Piquenatd, personally | " HcClelisn—Do T understand you to ray that the | Sifiie Journsl, A, short tino ago, howuver, the tho third omigrant ship that has Dbeen | denly rorived, the cry for proteotion, although 1t | arms Uvino sbost hia nmeck. What docs ho HiRiok whieh expindod {ho o camo up Tor Ko nade, that sald sum would bo safficleny, Thatl | original plans contemplated p‘uurmm tuside | gL O THehmond: Dogan. sugaestias Lot tne { Charlered for the trado Vetween the United | {nat prescnt bt fatutly heard, ' Fhore srowbmos | cars now for & rlse or fall M wheat? | fug on bill, snswer, and proofu; tho case of then had, and now hare, great confiderice in the | fnish of the doms? Rrinted i Michmond, Uegan suggosting that tho | States and Australin ainco the beginmug of | fhuce little inews varagruphl In the dally | wyiut doce ho care for the bie, grand earth, for | Hoary 5. McGomb, of Wiliningian, Nel., acal ability and Integrity of Mr.” Plauenard, and my | “Cochrnno—Yes, sir. But T micht sswell say | Sile i Troper Concassions. 1o Soathern sty | She winter, We domot think thateven tho most | ourtiale which are hetfer wortl atteatlon thantho | Gog or tho world bevond? What matters 1t to | the Crodit Moblller of America, 'Silney Dillus, et hhe ek boalf mbskens’ pentes | boro kb woniy e, compothort Tordhe | mnt BRI aherfln S i | Pl Americanca, marfe LSl oty | RS U M ar T (STt | i e e o, on bl sl s | i A, o A, i . Dt 3 - | promiun plaus and speciflcations, Fvery one A A i 4 % darling—] Tleaven, Christ, of arles 1. Nellson, and others, the prayer of the Her e ‘municuner of et amount of monay | BLUTILe", Bt S, ADCOUCAunE BIC S0 | from tho Siepiten and wiven to the' Wato and Zn. | juuenalisia was a0 errioe tha, any miane of miis | intudopuiaiton of Enatin sk mamutacturiraad | i, daninicehin, il of, Hoaven, of ot B | Ghstich iE SRR N G U sl o tho stk i sk chanyea Ui somo time I tho winter of sibie, Therallrecommended plaster.” Inadtuts | (ot iiniraton organfzaiion. il adver: mting 1t ought 1o b wolcomed, It N Nt o | cttug of_French diilos b Gur miks braugie | Jiths tier beautifal chiovk prosscd, againat ‘e o | et tho Credit Mobiier Company il hlecceam: ng zine, wa aro trylng noesperlmen a8 it Wil probanty st o o Bl g o St loves him with tha purest, truest dovotlon, [ Tations, ameunting in all to some $:500, 000, e work then remainiog to be dono snd a tor these, plane e brat 1 ec 8 Wl pi ko inell threa ‘papers leresf- | Autralts that wo have to conlder alone, hor even | Over liere, Protection soemed a8 extinct nd tha 5 5 13 i cléctod Preste atement of tlie manoy then unexpended. This roe | Joornaricr, dhesd” plane wuis adopted that Lussd | for, = (. Louls Zepiiblican (Dem.), B erllonet of smbacraovarent in Sow ork and | Waanf tho lioace, hut hera It Inggaing and what | Suo Honorahim, " She bulleves I him when athera | | In 1403, Thomas € Dutaut s clccld Prel sulted in_the conviction that wo could not dn! Joncs—Your own knowledge teachedyou it fs | Gen. Sherman Is roported as seying that *stho nllmr{rmfl ‘American towns supplied by the statls. | 18 more, wo veoiuro to predict that il ece o bestr e nh o i 5 : p it % ihe bullding, grade and fonco tho grounds, wiih whola ohlsmohy. ol et i Lt s | Eies o mereamtita Ealliren, but- Mlros sntl ¢hiefy, | ool deil miors of It daring tue next fov yoars than | A KFeat man in your strength: you, who scoff | Gen. Dufl Gréen e w0 Eennesiiams, el - the U0 Chelstochild of loni oz, ¥ that money, It then becamo tho duty of the Board e s an tdea of b i % « | the effect of theso movements and disclosures upon | Many people wiopone, +* We must think only L i " F 1o determine what parts wo ‘;&;,“,“‘,,“3‘.""- nd what B A Bt A bk ey R “léfi'"mm?‘ fi:"{!edg?“:;"v':%fi: %;":‘i‘ofi'fif“-fi'fi‘fi'n o eaol rolatianvar vcloty and "“‘,’,’:,“:‘,‘3‘:";“ o1 105, Conminta, s workinguen ate gentiment tgra te I rellgtont who, digbellot 10 | Biumets T and Otken Ator. Shdney Diles & o o U hfcakor wiil be 1 capected: T Therican cantres of comuerce. Tl political crisia | told. : : i ] and : ey oy |t dvicelof 3z, Plquonard, concloded 10 fnbANd | Sones s whom nyeessti ot tho safegat o | Of 1he Stimonel. Comprurtsst hat wa b sacesd | i tho Upited biaton hnefora o duinyed thosvitia: | Worous ax to coneumers, ard find theneirn on [ Httle chitd shull lead you! Jolin 1, Alley, G, 8 Lushnell, Henry 8, McCou ; ) furnieb the interlor, except tho basement, and fn- | tho Treanurer's Jah tho exterlor of the dome and tho esst and south | * Cochrane—It porticoes, and went 10 work in the spring to accom- | Tiere was o apecial bill passed, Thst wasdong | found that the South “could cut nfew moru slave | dent Hoyes has secelved the approbat Pllah that mach, atter tho Comimianlonets’ fuport of 1874, 'Tunder- | Stated out of terrltory securod to Frucdom by that | country, and that any measures which hie may | wroig in principle We progressed on that theory until sbont the | stand that 1L was done at the sugkestion of Mr, | compromive, the South ucoutod the fden of bolng | Fecomumend will be passod by Congress without auy | mont on ARat point was over long ugn. :E?‘%firflnfifi"in:'.'.!%‘;n‘,’finfi“& w;‘: r:mc:‘m!:.‘] "dflfi" ‘hfi Stato Treasurer. . b I|nu(l|n:l\|’ onnd to %‘"‘&“" Whenever South- ‘lili'l'"imll Euppo‘llllnnl. lnrmcm Ia, aowevur;’mnrfi :f\'\:fil“flli’:luu»:mnul}cll( t{:"linll,&::gln:y‘?ml'n:“ ‘ot | could huve approaclhied him then, 1 think they | distrib X ~ Mavo you any materlal o wt | orn Interests are o & orence of opinlon wmong tho rocognize 3 p o be done uader te prozimmy fized upon the B o e rraian | 16 1o Wl e tivtury Conmmureist Gasmbrchude | Tollowers of tho. NopublIEanparty 'thu Ing | thess diye in snito of us, ani 'the vast musses uf | FOuld have atetck o lead of tedernenn and charlty | & % i (o rominent] 3 Compact vhith s hentar of the Ben e S actod | Nientorthuquestion imony business mon, but Imay | the Yorgy of stnrvation, what they will temand iy you had seen the milllopalre that evening ym‘-. and others stand out prominently us DI T k ” o) 1y bave belleved in his hardnews, — rectors. The corporation undor their misnipn. Ordersd by the Leglslature, | 1o reapect and abide by: yet witen, In 1854, 1t was | Bow bo lakon for granted ihat the policy of Lresl- :‘:::I:fl‘n:':‘.n—i{r:mw“rt“rn:“:h‘h:fi’:fid{'w{z:ll:r’::" o B e pelloved that Jsvad oty that | Hation became - tho - notoriona bailders “0f i b rot # | afiornoon sngrily denled o wan-faced, Siungey | Union Paciic Railroad, which cost tha raflrosl nd Frou k’muurl:hlogs’l:\“ : | Beggar. the oo phitainco of & tow shillings. 53¢ | Company: €03,100,000; and ihe. Contractors. sr only vomo. of his snd-cyed, dlsconraged debtora | rathor tho Credit Mobiller, only 844,000,000, The utlon of such eniormous. profits ae these of mudo trouble, and _fually foternat dyns { s * | sluns scom to Liavo 'broken out. *tThis fusd E rovious wiater, | Tals resulted I the conviction | aupnose 10 bo onough cat atono on tho groynite | cal Jep.). outer world can_ b it Punderatant it | o wnomployed wil approach it as if It had mot | et MeulS e Surpined Hath, QrUOT 6 B3 | S OF°fho Pacile alirond,* o MeComb osliy it Lo the work we had deter- | nlsl the pediment of the front portico. 1t will | wpre nrinelost ceiminat goes to tho United States | *€nis manifest that tho Tadical Rtepublicans | beon Hually sottled and, put on tho ahelf. 'Ehey | pon citier heart-steinge, ntud was the conecting | In his testimony, nnder o maltipilcation of ciuses e i ng s oty | Sequire Ssd0autittonal for thhv. Whero 16 dimen: .| Gonago kw a ropraneniailve of Houth Caralina calvd | Yo reny, “ad WHVE lo qurrel Wik Ut | efroncsiron Imporied nto. England: overy s | Unk: “Heu the bicturos i yuo n ot yot ightod | arlsng rom "ute uarrels among tiove on th 3 or exterior dnlah, The cans aro. ut fortno porticos. and pald for: the :Lr ,Jnnd uvery etfort will boinude ko prevent 1aw | faicly'in . npsecty of S, Dlaine's; can. hardly | puriment of our commerce satieringsfrom tho | In tho ron, and they are situng befors tho upen | krount floor. The Durant party, to which die. Y X te, thy husband and wife Ustening to thebaby~ | Comb is & very Jargo atockholder nnd_one of "Tho Board then declded that its daty under the oA i At ustice from exacting the penalty frommen | il to produco unplensant results wiven Congress | Wil of Lancsshire tn the wigar-rofinerics aof | Ko 5 = i 5 chtcumalances was 10 laclone the uppor domuana o | the buliaink, bt ot pad for -t pariea mady Treban e erel monfseailifetolne | jnacts Foma Lo hontne. wence,. Mt st e | Bristol and Tho witk-looms of Coventry wnd Derbys | 1alk, ‘aul naw and theu folning In pleasant chat to- | orlcinators mil Bt sbecribers 1o tho Pacino It ‘and kent 1t on at thoir own risk of belng pald out of eal , sotlier, And liappinces, tho spritk, 1n her wunny | toad and Cradit. Mobillcr weoms ta have linkei bis finfah and furnlsh the interior of the Lullding ox- aditted that the prospect of a Europeay war | and they will not look unmoved, or with tha eyes | Eoth w s feptingtns basemont, r';N‘ a8 fa¢ 88 In our power faldro AOIONFAIONs, | | eocoi tor mntariont A "flm’;“g,’,,‘?’fi" A0 the, shargq of vaving lina quicketied Afmeaur:: ade bfr"’..'z" Ureadstuy | of philusophors, on that alarming vnectacle. .!?,‘.’fh.'fi,"u",i'fc’fi‘l‘.'.;’l‘}.‘é'.‘..‘l&’iffl'u"e‘r‘ p‘u‘:lnfiw:fi:: o | et ot e A“l?gy"?a‘fi':l;f’:mh Nt e J Jones—I sey here an Item ol for enlaries! > and munitions of war; bul o great ocean steams AP 2, 14 0 P l d McComb shat f1 i 5 eullty of such crimos are to go unpunishod, what 53 retreating, uow touching them again. . placed from tho Presidoncy and McComb shat from i continae o0l St ol il | ol i B Bt it el Lo G aftouuno ad vljonce | UL CSRVRLE LS riatt S kel P THE PALACE OF TRUTH. (g 18 Yo o b o upon aeiimer sea,aome | {ie sccrats of tha Company [n J8UC, aleCau i We then atopped work on the poriicoes and pros Junce—And does that Include architect'a payy ' | Jieh thoy have uncontrolled wxeeutive, leglas | fucilitles which they offer fo ocean pussungers and y LS Bl S SR | SO RN S | B bl T e | et Vo RS ST | o P o i yon V104 | 5 i ol AL S A o 2 g v X % iro Truth ha el 4 { v 4 "Xn wo neared the st of danuary laat, wa dlscov: | oW hat h tho furnlture cost 50 fart In 8 caro of aucti enority an the iiamburg inas- | Yanios in Liverpool bat been competled to.educa | Whon mortals, with canior rfroshlng, O T e 8 | v commmation of s il e Lo covl of the otk tog oy | Cochrane-ZAbaut gt 000 Dotraied In ‘titolr tehalf that Wil apoear 1o theya | ficie trans atiantle worvice, and thal ihey had | Thelrinnuruost thoughte used to tell i ono craft to tho othor, and beld Ii there whilo | Comb befors o Philadelpbia examinar, Mal. Il ba vorided, but that tho coat of the work then de- | Whiting—What portidn of the bailding remaing | Yorthy uf puishmenteBupiulo Commercial . | 4o1S, to after serious coisuluation. It apears ou yilded peacelully down tho stream together | Wilkon Norris, thero cama uut two' letiors, viela terminod to be done would excecd our then estl | to be furnishedy e iy ent=Huyulo Cotnnercial Ad- | that nnder presont, economical cynditions outward [ Dick, bored by the wearlgomo waltzes, o ety et 10 e o withe 'tk | pacticutar from Unkis Ames to Honry . MeComh mate, malniy because the amount of Iran furnfsliod | *‘Cocurane—Well, thero is the law-library and th & eal Zirp.)s cureoes o tho Uultad States *have lume fallen | 'Mid tho wwallow-tallod group at tho all Hoate T tellutig You of, Thoy wero moving fas | 1 wiich tho writer aays, inder uato of Ja, 20,1865 by Bouton & Co. larpely exceedod tho catimalo, | Slato-library, both expensive rooims, o bu fited | Granting that a Democrat will o electod (Sneak- | off,® and are now simost Impowslula to procure; | - Stood. yalta the limp Caryatid, tliof and farther away from ench othet on thagreat | by Way of cxplaining what becanio of sovers] hun and e pald for the chairs for tho House and Ben: | up: the rooms of the Superintendent of Fubllc In. | crof the Natloval liouso of Iteurescntatives], | whilo homuward frelghts, +* though hitherto toler- ‘Bupporting his part of tho wall, T Or o, svery duyr when Gracey s tny nand | dbed sharca of stock which bo (McComb) was claia. e for which wo bad not estimated, elrisction, and ‘the 'roors of the Cleri of the Su- | Apeculation next sceks o ilscover tho nuan and {hs | o+ Ably eusy 10 obiali,™ hro uot fots unprontavie, Wan outdiretchedy drawini them cluso. fogethor | inv,that he ‘(Ames) had placed ‘thom whors ther Hworn to In due form. JounT. Srusnt, | premo Court, tha Adjulant-General's Depariment, | Scctlon. The South coulil ** force the runnlng* 1f | The grain trade inay have n momentary revival, | Witha fond, inordinato loning, aguin. llow hanplly tho sircam fa bearlng thom | Wonld do the most good, Thiw letier bore upon i " - [ unfurn il Vernor's roos ur. hocruts; bul e, Southern ne o e vel o) i 9 U * e, W] V' icho- Tiouse Cominissioners, now engaved on (o In- | Blhode oo o orerr e rom isye ** | pravably prefar to estabilels themclyes an ‘tho | meal trade law fors fine, sufferoda commrcial | In tho folds of & nicoting mis, At da e preant Biime Nulson, hows, Biahuns, Gariuld, Ecio dianapolls Court- latse, gavo tho following in hls | *Whiting~low loog do you thmk this buliding | Powee behiid tho thrane, and to hoid (he balance | depreciation, throngh u temporary glut, Tho den- Many visitors came to the great houtovialtors feld, Kelley of Ponneylvania, Patterson, ENiot with clogant dressce and -vistors with beautitol | and athors.” This lotter and tho tertimony proupe fucess bupyy visltors, and vieltara with haughty | sbont it were, in the summer of 187, Lrought to wanucrs and grand address, They catne and went | Jght In tho columns of the Sun, and cam again, and the lady had alwa s soon as Congress wmict {n December, Mr fur them o pleasant welcomo, Uat thers | Diuine cama down from the Speaker's chair, asd dny a guest who had mever | woved the famous investigation, Ty, whilo It depoultion taken April 10° i OF pows tato your nhine? ' A,—Pas) Dedean, N Fetive 1d you ever work on the llinols new State. , which they can lo more Eracefully and | ersl rosult ia'thut four of the leading Transattantio [ Remarked to hym Jones, +* You're an ass, mr, Cuclirane—Well, sir, T don't know; T presumo ft | efisctively witkiout lusluting 1pon av pen o recog- | shipplug Nnes—tho Inman, tno Wille Star, the 11-Lrod aw 1l1-looking, 1 own, will be permanent, nition of thelr numerical atrength, Otherwiva Me, | Guion, ‘aud tho Natloual—have agreed ** (o di But il * knuck you down * to my slater, Tlouse? A.—Yes, sir; from tho 1st_of December, Whitlag—W1ll it 1ast n thousand years? Diaine’s following, buth In the Senuto und the | continue their prosent weekly l\fllfi. and to Who's been miting for hours alone, ™ 11 ths CAFLOR Uierre dephriment, Wndsr ihe. rcer | e vasen O 1iub T ! Bt i b EELEd, by eBetion e | B o oty of ‘o steam: | **Tho deucet” replicd Diek, *whata rtsagco! | S2i1e, one u the carton picrre department er the direc [On March 21, 18 o examination was con pulur sentiment In- the North, the estentof | can falrly be found wi ho pollcy of ‘tho steaty. **The deuce!® repliod Diek, **what o nulsanco! 3 ), e v . ‘ochrune—In reference to the item o ), 01 e that the honor wil conferre lo I have noin n| nieated, '0 bu suro, I have shunned her wind -~ e i o1 s ) L X T —110 was unclé to iny wife, basso-rollovo, 1 wonld explain that 1t s all made, | 1pun some Weatern Dumocrat of approved nbliity | - We havu notattempted to dlugulsc onr conviction Dut 1 s¢e no way out of it now, § expucted with fovenly droudeacl day, Wohad | Groolt Atoblifer, the Lnlon Fucie, and Vouyrees Sl vou g th fmtation marble-work o | ah u How i the Szt of tus alidin, cxcept. | &R doclarod {remishly toward those nchomes of | that o seimomical hrospect {3 the Uniica iatge Thadod aany homes oty S L S 107 | Forutiton oF sathar sof Tt tha el ors b s of thellouse of Hepresentatives? A, —Idid. | the i Tuch le on cach wlde of th d | Intornal improvement which are just now - | 16 very gloomy. and that tolmpartlal e 0 break SeANY Jones, 1 was thinking of leayl: o o v D14 Q. Zunder whoss dIreetion? AveUnder Tho or: | Suulh oo ronmmsing Lhe Wespare masih ot Sreis | JNEEIVG polnbe of Kauthorn: stacemonanlpe i | {h tho clodu 14 Yt vietbics (e in e country | When anared by that brother of youre; Jett Lo ings (habvin ather ruoet b Uoiie, == | JUesRiibfoln, haarind Sudh iien ne oo Ry rection of Mr, Bell, Assistant-Superintendent of | Jzatlon, Orleans Picayune (Dem.). can symputhilze moro hesetily with our Kinsmen | 1suppose I awm stuck for the cvening, Toond. - For, luoking way down tho streot whore | U Thumpaon, on belalf of McComb, hamuivred ety e work, acaard came occatlonully to | Jowes—Now. Mr, Cochrans. ] ud her (o | Georgla voted yedterday unonan amendment of | Docabariy ang netiviiz, 1ave Fallen taek e s A 4 ear you'ra tho yreutost of hores— B e e oy ot tho duat sty | vy at 1 Co'SteNurtrio, who sceti to hava bees "Qu-iWhat wn the character of that work? A.-- \flfl“nou‘:me flnw"mv“ ell'rl:'n.ppli'iflenu 4, otc., | tho tale Conutltutlon forbldding tho Legislaturo | hetior . *4 Thiat you wither unplucked by the wall-slde, narrow weua of something e white and blscic | the ouly counsel of the Credit Mobitier people, kix; s, natton, lowercd vrofits, and timldity of capltal W et a chard shongne e "was! iodd | VCochiao T e for atehuees ommlantons and all State otlicers svor to recognlze or miake uny itho e luta writh e ad Doon less eats thea Ik mingled together, What can it inean? That guest | Attorniy-General fenjamin Hurria Irowster Alll|‘lm¢ up with the callowest youth, " bas cuterer| “¥'tuok i ido shiy " at tho caso us counel for Fank that it would jast and be durables and the resson 1t | Bt o Sers oy re for architcct s sommissions: | provision fur the payment of cestaln wiiceiod | Boen fn Amorica, bt It nromises (0 be equally | (ould you Mite to be Living, Miss Walidour, Lo geant. hdus fow,, lle, yased | o 4 s po ey wlt b o it damp” bt | g ahi"frind, f o Comwtanesr v b, St bl tod G s el i hant” Roiicn ‘oot and | CURThu/charnfn old Faucs af Tkt | el L ale, e, vty sud | QLU Bt dlasguiaied ot , et upurintendent, watchmen, printiog, st enforce: onlomy may. eyrecs brace . verbes o dl the cartan plerre. Supsrintosdent, walchmen, buntps wistio ias not for apveral yearw becn uny chanco of ita | 4 tha' onorgios of trida gnd i caurags | *Dearmol woyou'rodrazged up actaat, alry | NI & hullow, ' everbeniting | soul, | Of, courss the puctliae functlons of the Cred? O\l put This brick and other damp malerla) | Sorer By oas, 000, T O I s, fUEZIAEr | yavinent at any fulure time, The smendment, | oPcapital fora fiew statt, ko dipinution of Not el 1oy our credits Tve hourd sudtishuragaln with d e, stotlig- nalss, s ot MOUINOE gt i oliind? A.—The warkmen of tho' Blato. Aw o | charged onr porcentago on {hat amounts and if tho | iy, ' undoubtedly, ratited yestorday, evin: | ypoculative activity may b cousidercd. oithior un | That yon dsnce Nko a camel with spavin; & scrows working tholr, way Into nwiw conli-lide. | #inco bussod wway, but Juds Black snd biscol general thing, [ was prested greatly in te wark; | iato appropriates inore, of courso § willcluim b | i ucbi*ere” Contraein By hePuation Advautage pa tirewsacics A eekionly idveniyans That your protenso to birth le abuurd; T Tonetty it o focu st TANIELAUy | GRco. valUablo aliros 4n thets aceretions by way of Plerro naore Luah pat up Wt What they wonid soms | PUCeiSEL O WAL | o 1674 showa that you were | UUTeRImont, and nobody dlsnutesthe maicrs | ikt wybsiet non bAmsstole Sntorptiaes. whijer | **That your ovening-sult recks of absccos + bl for a conaiderablo divianco upun th walk, | enormous dividonds, and olther make gydiiey il 3od paist t boforo s was dry, "Tha carton plerto | working Tnuide of the Cetimatos? Afpn that grost corruption stivaded the lwue. | on tho"other haud, PP iy vontare, mothing | That your munners and speoch oo uncouth{ [ Fioucr about sl “ihon e wirstcued outalung | loty, Thomus C. Durkat, dokn B Alter, Blarleh by 1a good yel, omy It eracked Lecauiualiws | * Cochianio—Yo. ir. Tha cost up to that thme | fraal dispoulug of ‘tho bonds Justity tho Biaty oo Eoaentary i of teados (Itiey | (Wauld yui wisky it man, 1o tahablt siood here, eager, vspuctanit, hla Gyoe plaamingz | otliers naiied as Uefendanis pay the aingunt of the T b yon il e hcied o rpolon etk | Tl B il e | Stdm ety Dbl dnerkin ook | bl N A BT R I S = % sents. The ” el - i A l cation piyomads e, modele and molds for the | Vitalescemn, L o regard fothese | OUCER States iava novor Yt earned. (oo Jowsan | L iees ety 19 bo fnjurcd by oxceaire fruzal S iyt ofl b toous s witling sudsd | 401 extete sad 1 "1s wuc, us fatlon fto te House, * A, —At e they wero wnado by tho State, | clunye Trom i origiual plane? o | Dbty e o el [ S0 pbesrye seeu: | and by viaying for hiin staked i tho s ot ACROSS THE GULF, B e | Ty chabla res] State ajer the ino ol 1h cn afterward they wero made Ly contract, o - ers les | businews, ‘Ih I it — 3 % X ¢ e P e e A R R e e K T T T er St vl enanone VA | St Gt VRS Hndrod e s slt A.—~Yus, ahown fgures that convinced me that stone would | bapyal o : 0 capltallsts and workmon on thé u darkicst fur o there (s 11g! 5 Jehral chuekla ufvatinfsction the horeible | 6ion in Hoston, The argument was Bogan tu-day they were miade by the Ktate With Stato material | cost wo more thar fron for the dome. Alr. Piquu- | fullarato jeary nd make thebevtof it Tho | ghoraldo of the Atlantic as well o hero, Tt Is 15 trguile fue tio ther 18 bifa. D e M b Aol piisebt s T ler K ¥ J tf % 2 . . fallure to learn thl on Iy sutticiont expls i 5 I 7 hero I8 infaht, visltor turnvd the knob aud pussed In, Momether, | by Mr, Gowen, He 19 o be followed by Judys Suonary, 1510 en Mt Franmien mane oy | Bard showed me tho' dzures, ' Lut tlifs was & i | o tho fact tiat thedeorqa d por ceut Wonds, Yorlhabdyrvinythet the snginears on tho Bulla: AR 18 WAKCHg e s are, At slighty But who can tail howt . Waa- ean tell w1 | Black; who wiil gva thie Cradlt Molilier peoploa aodelw by contract, The molds were afterward mou' ‘was on account of the l‘!fl‘ amount of brick- :‘I:w:‘l‘n-"d llh"l,“;%"“lr' ' IHIXIBIIR ub'r" fi h: of wages the othor day to unt of 10 per " Ritapdeisitinmion sk & 'mm““i?l lh‘:ld:“l", “ml'ukll“ ‘:‘ Im:“nhflul‘h. )Im‘i 81:"‘?“:'5?"3‘::‘““ vt lien b gav thy Llcsliny a x r us of the” Suuthurn Slates, bring Jess ) fzuoes with what Inelnnating tenderieas Lo tuuche N i, 7o Ko Wit Syt tnoe, motoln | 1ot Aeed B e Sav o S o | e aay St 5 N dalon e | S T bnes ey, rescachey | ASareihe ol o i ioso o et ot s, S and moldsare now? A.—I could not tell. e conditlon, o L by e 3 h saro. mine,” ho wafi, o bore ioio kbaut Iast Auguet . Commiseiones lavorbise | S hoicilao—Was It customary to consiit you as | ,Th Accounts which wo priat this morning of | with. but they e ol It Complted A it undorions € icar, the teuier, Geathmuilten dower In his unyiclding QDEATH, wrota e o Tetior (o Gelivers tho Xoys 10 (ho place | pAracr wasny fanoriont chnges the wurder of Judge Chisholis and Mewurs, (1= | hitherto been unusuat in the United States, . Tho sl e e aruw up W8 wide wtalrcass, 1o her ruoim,—thg Fawdl " where I had tho models and woids’ locked up t0 | © CochratiomTho domo. and gram stale-cass wera | WIS abd Meticilund, i Misstwslppl, uro gloomy | Presidont of the roui at ouco notided 1o all the [ Lovo that, **thrangh weary, wasling yesra, | Diasant wanny room wheace, (hervafier, ouly | Howolcame viattant feum landy Saperintendent Bell, aad I did vo, the oaly bmportant ones uporwhich [ was conwuite | 7é4ding. They sliow'a condition of soclety in that | cuylncers upan the lino . ihat they wust | Coubd live aud muko o sin surtuw conlil caniait, Reyuditho flvura polden. sanile —-Do rou uow 81 any copled evor Laviog boen | S °| way wot consalied Upon e wainssotiogor | Te-reconmrucitl viate whiel f very dopomie: | &fifur phve''ap thutr "cunncction With "t | Thouh "+ drownud 1 coplous, quenching tears, | o Fhe world will o on fust tho saine to-morrow, Saghound bur eartiiy horltaye, made of tiess wodels and moldsr A.—Yew alr. - | Gemamentation. 1t 48 “evident thar tho mob which did the bloody |+ Brotherhood,” or U'niun, which ' had _ate ftetain tho ro divine,— W [AARSE Sosara il b Bud - lomay vartl, b sear tatoy Gue pligriming 23 ke e tlobe copise BOWT o Yker | “HSIAUION, 1 bicuonsrd changes add cons | WOTK Whe Sctusted by "BollGa passion Fat | tembioh e’ coerelm ™ of il i B 3 rank with tholr wwertnews, Light Taughe will bo Y o ofian dot appeat argsome hera st tho Tndisnapolle Court- Uioasor | siderabisia oavostas Victline were delected becauso thoy waro ailevod (o | for Work elsowhere. . It i Delloved that this policy | Mightstill in d liopa bavo read ieard ool sunte wilk be sung, butour Iittle white nlier ploasura relgay, duat bid the vear ~About what }u the valuo of the coples that | - Cochirano—Yes, sir. be connectud with ®he murder ‘of 5 promioent | will bo successlul, Muny of the yroaenl econohis A promiso all unscen, Lluwsum yunder i« wilied—dylng, And tho soviv- Gt sortow comes und v'er our play are here fn Indlanapolis? A.—If the modols and | Jones—bid you recommend the use of imitation | DCMOcrat a fow dayw bafore, but tho number of | feal evlls of the Unitod Siatesury traceablo to tha | When truth tu living and (o dead iug waterd of ctarnity=thy kreat redlatluss tilo— Cast dark'ning shedows all the wiy? molde had been destroyed an thelr Way fom | maruler uf Acagtioln] uative' Missluoippians who ' really beheve that | foolleh and overbearing. conduce of the Worklngs Nu lougor stuod betwecn, ; 1# slowly lapping tho shore. f Epringtield to' Indianapolis, Twould baso unders | ™ Cochianowso, vir; nor csn T explalu why tha | bromineat Nopublicans: are Jusl now ' lkely | men: wiid therc, us huro, tha Jatter Bave. 16 Jain Nguveaws, Mirodand heated trom tho exelles | . Fromwhouce, sndwhy, dast bear thy dighty tuken to replace thew for §:,000, belngacquainted | was usede " " 01 to | Do coonceted with wny wncti transac: | that Jabor cannat disponia with tho ald of captal, | SHOUN owere ol love Snd sympathy Dt ol @ scharity® all, yucHsinhed with Lerves Dread meuscugerr Aud why thiy nlzit, with them, Of course, every person could mot | " Jonea—Ifave you any practical knowledgeof it | ton - 18 not appruciable, Cisoln | and mast gave the lutter fale play, A fow lessona Arvund your Mlhwn{ die, cent trlumpls, and beautlful in her satin ond Buu nolueless troad und wueting haud, do it. a0 materisly and Gilmer wero Loth witieases bofora thuSenata | of this vort will be tauzhit by ‘the present depge Be aure thiat viic oft thinks of theo, elegant laces, the mother returned, W it any Jost point thie ono to spirit-lundy Q: —ave any of those modela been used heroon | Cochrane~Yes, alr; 1 know It {s durablo when | Committe at the last vesslon; oy had expressod | sion, aud whea the revival cowes thors will, 'fhough alatant Lers muy Mo, wonder that she sent up & cry of fear—that thy Why pot some other elicle breaky the Tndinuspolis Court-Houso? - A.—¥ eu, slr. woll e, sud ln Bot adocied by tho weasher | 108r%, betora returming tothelr homes, inat Uhey | fapt o leus aste Of nbryy und 8 Letor dnboc: | Yt anly oa froin Splrit-land hlcAdaho BeEhnre (e D Cubei Vb et - JRUCh Jonitat Wip thls ol doat 1ok Q. =Was here more tianone Car-load of mate. | Whuwnaed thicrar. . | wanld bo killed, und tholr feara waro well founded. | atanding of the Coudiitons under which sRIEOnt | * eonh e moioshon o land, Bpou e tbreshold thut dresdful “guedtt®l 7o fosd thy aumbers, uato thy lust iatuent frou tho uow ate: iouss to [udlanapglis? | ™ eClulian Wi do you know about tho mar- | oy and AcCiciiaud wero natives und reoldouts of | Gud proftacle Work s puseible, L i A L i And fhom, *fn hat nulel beur, Twith Formau, Woo b4 ub best bub dusty A.~The firat car-load contalned wome of my bwn | qaulry Hoors In the Stass oMesel Miwsisalppl, but, unfortunately for them, (hey ey iy, By tanneds « e D dakeg o Y Qb ; materlal, and but very few modele and molds, | Cachirang—1hey wers not conteraplated orfginal- | Were Hepublicans alss, The occurronce Is signine EAT ught may Uit to thee, esrih, when the nolss of psssers-by Lud almuat Art cmc:‘ or doat Jove no more, Ritar that. thery wora wodele aad moida sent | 1y. P uansyihey wery sot contemplated otlainal. | Gt Solilowing tho-iemper of the sates uf ae GREAT BRITAIN, W i Yova WO atmdte J coaved upon tho strost, aud sloup was Visiting i Becauss dost et tho pour nian's door, ccaslonslly frowm Bpringield. OFtboso scnt after- | aro of puor charactir. and will Neve o by seplung] | #6€ton whero it toos place. Doubtless, 1t 18 poseie London World, Aoril 18, Sl olther Word oF wlen, weary eyclias of tha' broubled world, thero wo Aud bear awny, without 8 slgh, ward somy’ belonged 10 tho State aud some lo mo | atabout the vame cort s (ne. Soorse origially | 212 t0 bave pexce and urder In Misslvalpps. ultl- | Tho Chancellor of thy Exchequer has dealt with | Recall wnst uilaht hove beoa befors souil aflreylng foet Ad asgital volovs:alu e light of wany & loving eye? ersonully. Contemplutod, (Todte: doden] Fhoe ceommih iy | 1mately, from th' refgu of Democracy, but 1tap: | the natlonnl Snances as & prudent mian would deal | bride drew tho fateral Hae, Sha Laila and Sthraugly tho filghecellingd soue o i why g gnwwer doub hou B, 2T What waa your bid for dolng the work I the | woro used o kavo cort Grur sion or marble, 1 was | DSar brobable that 1t will only bo_whien ail "B, | it ol basiieed. 185 staton. oF aoxlety pud 8 Mubrawiafun druns b theaygand. Thw it s st Juaw sar iyl vams lirky Feaate :%U.u clambere? A,—1 dnn&umc::- Sothero at oo tuie ey were decided, upin. 1 Bis bosutitany i Kllled ol ~0ew Tork routle, Helias dal:a bis best to svold fnercused e i m;r:‘la ou her cluokr, Wlln‘tluln it Jowels, wud ‘Aud'hear us whou wo kuoel to pray? . =~DId you see Spurway’s bid fc bl ¢ N expenditure, and o live within the means that are G me. Sand. with roses blushing In hee halr, had forgotten skl Sty LT Sema Gt | Pl onteabi QN S boeren nof | Rottlng s hescconas publabed e morsiag | ULyl foibcomag, 1o b ot aiemoiod | mped o sac S EIIEIT ey, | BTt whole uy wrbmas v v | O, e thoere i A T h work was donot A—Yen, sir, | B Uiy fipskes ne diferouce, ws o dura. | 1ty the pollitcal conatruction, it hus boan put | oy gecat rotrenchimout, although tha day s 80t | much wgabust the wish of his Tty ™ Oue evans | suliing loareruthices St ge-iauzhed 1oge (ot sk Greet the vad eye, % ZWho did that work?. Avel did: § smw Spare | It I-¥l'mm o ehls bulldag I.l‘nlfill‘l't'u“"!jld‘.h Whera | uponit. 1t growout of une of thoss peréonal feuds | unlikely to bo weon when our. clrcumstsnces may | fug ourmother was alune with ber daugbier, be | thow triumph over it al as thoy wade Of man's eatste, future and past? way'a bld, bat at the time I did not expect to da the | substitated. W, i wunlv‘fc: I:-:u‘:“ltamb: :vm::hn‘:floh:l:uxrl:mq -;zplhc s:lun::'e'::: I:n r the oxerclse of economy In many directions am mamc, w'lnm ;hu \;tlllu:nlrlmnud ‘um Mi :l;:‘vul;:fla vllnwn dlhl:'f'ufi mh“d u?llcu: culor wg’l'luno;olc« a fiwb‘;:l, lilulns Lo‘r’d. i TR S i cemenl " air, Cochrate, fram thas 1 Bail bab itk iaare polfict 3lyineancs (hag sach | Whato DO onebas yoi thowght of ntrodncing it | Wi 'ty ieiuchi ber. Sl ‘Wouk down Wik 8 | 156, Tho {aiber wak inere, Skt Spsevhioet, | Fross snciest ool Wt ot impict Bonator ScCleliancs¥ou subut tnie eport [here: m‘n oty e Coolranm, e 1A a3t e+ | brutal ploodsted would have attbe North, If such | The prodigality snd wastofulness which o onin | servunt, 'Tho unknows lady naced horself (it was | Lneeling by the crib: watching now the nurso, One ruy of light to & lono heart— woionatar MeCiellan—you subuit thiytop port, and other dgures, you wiet huve known you | a sluughice were puaslbl bere. Tiut tho’ ust - | the public sorvice bave hutherto boen regarded as | Mme, Sandi. She bogged the unhappy mother 0 | now tho doctor, “with eager, “Uleading glancos, e inied) & past Ho S o a | dere ke ting beyon 105 Cai el foual Tmit; now stallieut of tho wtory lw hureidle enough Iu IWalf | pecevsary evils; liko tho costly fynreheads who | Cvnlde tu her horson, uayiug that atie would hava | holpless, despalting, Now ‘holdiug one of the Onelmpress from Thy quick'ning hand, commen J i e €lough; eho resueted 10 tho must. s3cre 1. rosu bls Own farchead, w i slcep of ailence, Tons Of felen Blre monionsd bursin. sbe by JOU, 1 | tion imitod us to 33,600,000, (be bulldlug with | ta uanled, witn bis wife and childeco. In th without whoso -sugust presence it Iu foared that | Kho caployed all her eloquence, aad aho had wuc | 1ho porvpiration stood in beadu, and. GUW #inoothe And whial thle end callod dealh gurténde? i ey mbll o e T T Tenve oty s ot LB tho b d“'" per lallway of o m--wpxl Jall. The murd the British Conatitution iLself would fall to pleccs. | of ft. In & moment of emotion my mother con- | ot tiny curls of hair away frons her face and Hslon- ut $he word we fain wmfla hicar, oy, eonlbdon bad Ko g 'rh"w wonld ‘lm,wly&.-'l..fi 10 fural ! o bullding | man's friends, watching thelr opportuuity, mako | There were days woen the very talk of economy | sented to the departuro of her son.* 1t fedificult | SuZ with painful eageraeds to cach sound that cawe 'r\:‘u ail our worke and sutt'rings here L Nuibac ontd egnend for gurniture, ey | dud unlsh the grounds, whercas 16 will cust | thelr wax futy'tho Jail nad tind thw prisoner 8t bav, | was rendercd Wearisonso by the fuceasant preachs | 10 fiuaite o wors patutul ecenv, - Alfred: had al- | fedm ber foverlsh lips. ~ Oaly vuco s returned | DUt 01 us for anuthor scab T Constitational Convention Tntended "‘q !ml;‘w" £} J\\S\Ml\?duhl t. & ductlon fa lab armed with the guins of tho wuards, wbo are tom® | foge of Joseph Humoe; but the thing itself 1s duily | ways beon o Denlamln, a wpollod culid. He | his glance: e, 8xing her sweet cyes upon bis ‘Where for us cach vur loved oncs walt, i (atitationsl Lonvention tutended to jucludo | * Joiicslias thero ot boen a reductlon n labor | porartly shesus. * Flien folova & disgusting buich- | Leeuming Mo aod more tndieponsubis (0 tho na. | Was well punished ToF his tyrany ovor tho unfore [ face for ai Inatant, she Whispored: oLty PRTNAE. ¢ fhe pulldur fualiure snd grounds. Mouwlll | sitco that catimate waa made? | ee, It f4 0u0 way against a crowd, aad of the | ton, Wo bave great resources at our command, | funato womai whot Le bad forced to wive her con- | **I'm vo'wy tI'édy paya,” and floated away fn § Qhey (N Commtbe otaray di marire o L0 OON [ husre :an; bet ut we h:vll not bad a3 0ppoz- | crowd unlurtunately but ono was killed, The wifo | Lus thoy are not extausticss, sud thero ls 00 kuow- | sunt to 8 journvy sbo deplored, ‘Fho story of his | that pleasaus dream cafled unconaclouvncs. SEEBS B o e e T eaira pokintendtusspend | tunlly ftake sdvaniage oll this, &4 the coulracts | and daugbter join ia thowelee, killlugono manand | fug how soon they may ba subjected W a tro- | punishineus wiil be fovnd in iho famous Lool Ab'? ft way 100 true. Thowo little feet mgdo e’y | o G e s e ol Z ;" work. The same of iho grounds. Ay esthuate “W;l_vlg S wark wats et before, woundiug sudthur, To put tho Jaat touch to this | mendous steain. ~ At such o 1oumens 88 tho prosent | < Ello et Lud," ¢ Lucct Elle,” * Mme. 53nd a auurm.'y carly, [ndecd, but they Lad yrown weary, \ + . TOF VLSt WORK ta 357.7501 they bt iyt | oue—tiut ‘;:axuo deal of thls work bas been | picture, ibe prisuner Ly uccldent shuots bile own | 1t §s pertiaps just as well that we hive a ¥afe snd | ways protendud tobe matornal to hoe lovers, Sho | T'bo little slender wrims could nob vven clasp bue { 24 for sy work ds 337,720 they bad dvtermined to | dono by oy labor ; son, aud at last falla niortally wounded. 1tonly | cautious Snancir fo maligo our Doy Father | Lad torn Lo youug povt froia bls hume, 8ad who | father's neck. Tho busy, happy child-besrt beat ;- exbendonly 845,000 alflorcnce of §53,720.” OF | | Cochrane~Yen, alr. tho Commisaloners birad Ja- | wakes * tho “muatior ‘worso’ 10 o “that tho | hai & +*brilliant une. Bad proubacd Lo be even mors teuder to” bio than | slower, calmer. . It was' Hawning to something ’ 4 5 9 y . uuity, o ¢ rin st three oF cars wl cmale Dou Jusn. She wig nisking expe o | e beautss -vel carily d tion £ 4!, put from $5,000° 10 $106,000 ou'the ground | pald out for doy labor $245, 815, 04, ‘This factudes | had certainly cloved pollleol [onorer oo whols | Spostd Ly bomed fua fow bemoeis Sots b dre | Bonbher esporimentawors Ror ol fons” duminvat | iy basupitel buesselusd e decopod wearlygor | backetscholce Flamar seads purchascria selectiol rubbery, feoces, walks, ete.i thesd e, foronien, afalr is 3 ulwzrace to the Sovtbern namo, and thu | Bagter thy oth £ Wi men. i ¢! Alfred do ¢t mick 10 tilugy it no yuu et make ¥ spociic sahuats | s sl Cuplores ssceot ihy Comualuntonsta. sal o't neiaborbuod wheks 1 Gieuricd &1 | Sven ibe badiet shosch dacth Mo docissed oo | ¥ taloes bod coutions Wikout blus flfv'p‘:i‘gi. ) :_: RO e, Tusaty-aiath Geersl Awcmllyau: | thelr ecretary and porter. Also, excavation fur gl:nl;l}!cnlllltdlnlmu)luuhlul themacives wi ble word carrics vome authority with it, | ments bpoa the fragility of pusslon. Te pro 17 taorized the bullding of & new Biate-Llouse, sud | the bofler-hoise, and il grading, 'snd other work | out dlatlacuon of pacty. Tribuns tho greal i ceat of | 8o b sad v« undertbe law plausand soeclfcations weze wade. | doseva the grounds, o ks g 'Ix'}m.». = g o iR 2T :IHAI: wu:au-' 'i..:t uow nl:le’mm:fnlnxluzn ‘n u: “n;lc:‘m-“:,k'l:'m‘" 1 uix packets Seeddy eroacd, WO L'Jl::c. cyes. Tho little soul. l}u‘lb\mnd Ly | sufer su possible, Uirst-cluss tuo epleador ‘and the glory - of somcthiug | pathets. Or furobe dolisr i ¥ :Iml huu nn‘\;‘ ’Ml::ynud,l hnldm ||;-‘ Lreata rl.:.mhole;u‘lsf.lulu.&;:: u el o] aul—cay; aud oue T o Batlafact toed. utalo of heulth and fu greab | o what beauty who can tellt x’l’hu futher d‘x‘t. p I';‘ATJB- d ko wother orv aloge. Thero was ouly the ecbo of » Seedsman and Florist, Bockfuse