Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1878, Page 4

~ # - i THE CEUCAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 27, 1878—SiXTEEN PAGHES The Teibmne. given to the Porte, nnd in 1792 Bussia re- | will elect to be tried by the men who always ‘sigaed the province of the Lower D:mube. .| regards the criminal as under his special pro- 4 In 1812 "the Russian frontier was extended |' tection. They will have their friends to +to the Prath, toits entrance into the Danube. | rally around them, ss Rarverry's friends The Adrianople treaty of 1829 lefu tho Rus- | rallied aronnd him. The Judge will proba- ILLEGAL ASSESSMENT, i increased by this illegal as- | —yess, 42; nay:1,:23. Eight Senators were | will give the Porto the privilege of nominat- Diaposes 1840 - 160 : . ] pni:ds,’ and be{:e- absent. The vote of the | inga Christian Clovernor for a long term of Senate was as fol Yows: years, the nomination to-be subject to the TEAS. v %] ratification of the other Powers. Amnother Joner, Florids. “/a-| version of the terms gives Bulgaria some ad- sessment, but an incrensed share of the bar- den is thrown npon the South Town. ‘The other portions of the county pay less, and Attempt to Defraud the Ta);- payers of the South Allison, Tow - k re. As regards the State | A1aronng o Nevada. ‘ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION I:xe’s;:‘i‘t’f;vin‘ nlr: dm'crentg "Tho Anditor, fi‘rxfl;!}m;};“.nle 2:;5-1_‘ i‘l‘l‘i’“, ?:’,“fi:]:lg::.c i ditional territory south of the Balkavs. | sion boundary at tho St. George mouthof | bly squeeze out evidence that cCoviiis, Town BT MAIL—I ADVAXCE—POSTAGE FREPAID. | 30 fino the rate per cont which wonld raise | Jisoth, Calari. Mcbonald, snaians, | Bosnia and Herzegovina, instead of amnexn- | tl:o Danube, and gave Georgia and other | the murdered man, tried to defend himsel, . oo sy e e 3288 | 2o amount appropristed for the State, tool | Jrace: Shwavewpyi. - Meiii, Miwnosoia. || tion to Ausiria, a8 has previously been smp- | Cancasion provinces to Russin. By the | and then ho will rle, os hio did in previous Eupday Editton: * 1. 250 | s a basis the lower valuation of Cook Gameron, {;g’-_:x;am-:m i}:‘,‘}‘;;“-fib :"né."' posed would bo their destiny, are to®e s | Crimean wer Russinclost the Dlessarabisn well-known ease, that Cox~zruy and Sueex § The County Clerk Qverrales the Auditey Sauraay & A, e ;;m County. The valustion baving been in- b gca:c(::filomdo. “\‘fi;';'éz‘,"",;fi‘y;,.cf‘“’“‘“' sured of protection and reforms, and to have fmntngr, for the xctnr_n of which, ora portion h}.l_ed their man in seli—dzien?e. Past ex- and the State Board of Eqmfl. Fm:ut-;:;r!.: Kp;;m;;v; i 11 crossed in this connty, the nmount of. tax Conaver. Flavida. (‘{f,w, m,:,,,x._ Chrf§li:m Governors ; and all flm. E.cluvfc .-of which, she now stipalates. perience makes it likely that neither uf.;husu ization. o gneww‘w’m ol raised is increased, and s Jarge sugphxs will g; ;:‘I‘!I_i’r:o‘g«mm_ ;’i:l:‘:n .Kgu flf{ Caroliga. | PTOVinces are to be gunrantced in their = wen wxll_bafihungex‘li, :ll:ough :;irery c{:fmn edn.- E:Jé'nf‘;;"éa}uumxm go into the State Treasury. There is no ap- Maryts Saulsba Delaware. rights and to be released from Turkih op- | ; CRIME IN CfmiAGO. : 4 tion of Jugiica-unit tag puylic-weiire; oe- A Competent Law: Deel Give Post-Offce address 1 fall focluding Statead | propriation for which to use it, and it will | orsex. Arkaiot. B A ihbraa. pression. This part of tie proposed treaty | Some twenty yoars ago, whon Chicago hed || mands that both be placed beyond the possi- P! yer Declares the Tay County. dratt, express, | Yemain there for the next Legislature to { Ferry: Michisan. Teller, Coln;‘;ldq. does not exceed the original programme | just entered uponits carcer as the most sen- || bility of r.epFntmgthelr cold-blooded crime, 1Hegal, at Least as to the B T e vcersd o oW ik, | squander. Gordon, Georgl. Thueman, Ohlo. xnapped out by Russin in the declaration of { sational city in tho world, and whon all maa- i and that similar savages be warned that civ- Snrplus. TERMS TO CITT SCDSCRIDEES. Hercferd frzinfa. Wallace, T'ennsylvanta. | the Czar and Gorrscranorr's circular to the | Xind seemed to have combived to urge iton |f jlized society will tolerate them no more . Datly, Aelivered, Sunday excented, 25 cents per week. Assistant-Secretary Froexcy, of the Treas- | Jlawe, Wisconsin, Withers, Virginia, Powers that nccompanied it. Ivwordd be | 10 metrepolitan greatness, this city scqnired || than mad dogs. But the chances of every Tie TRIEUNE referred editorally sestertay murderer aro in favor of escape from punish- | to the increase of the personal DIOPErty assess. ¢ 595, dclivered, Sundsy included. 30 cents per week. IAggr::‘ g "THE TRIBUAE COMPANT, Corner Madison and Dearborn-sts.. Chicazo, Il Ordersfor the delivery of Tuz TRILUNEaL Evanston, Englewood, and Iiyde Park left fn the counting-room Wil receive prompt attention. ury Department, has written au opinion sharply criticising the action of District- Attorney Baxes in mdorsing the applicz- tions of RorLLe and Yunern and B. M. Fonp Johnstow, Virginiz. NAYS. Anthony, Rhode Island. Kernan, New York. Barnuzn, Connecticid.. Lamar, ) issippi. Bayard, Delaware. NcPheréon, New Jersey. Tlaine, i Mitchell, Oregon. Mornll, Verinont. o, ‘mconsistent to suppose ihat Russiti would conduct a war of this magnitude a1 cost, involving not only millions of morey but the sacrifico of mearly 100,000 o her an unenviable reputation for recklessnass and criminglity. It was regerded outsitle azuch os were new gold-diggings or tle mushroom cities that sprang up in Petrolia, —n zesort for the most desperate charactass went so long as thero remains a Judge to solect who seems to be constitutionally in- capacitated from sentencing criminals. ment of South Chicazo by cighty-odq being 30 per cent higher thnulzhc-lnfle;'s,::;?' other two towns which compose the City i Cbicazo. The facts in regard to that n-,m_y by tion are as follows: e for pardon. These members of the Whisky Paddock, Nebraska. soldiers, withont dermandi $nclomni s CH OFFICES. : ity Randolph, New Jersey. |- i 9 HSTANIGUIE: B ution oal o i i ) - g i TBIBUNE BRANCH Ring, the Secretary decloras, pleaded guilty” | JNCG, LT Ao NP Re X Hampsive, | ty, and in making this demand sho bas | etd o cornival cily of vico nad crime. Suih | During the past year Jittle Greece has | “in Wrets folovws: i Tax Cuicaco TEmuxy ns catabltshed branch ofices | {o the chorges against them, and gave their § Katon, Connecticut. ~ Sarzent. Califoraia. numerous precodents to: warrant it. ‘The | 8 reputation, wide-spread and genorally or 2d- | “been trembling with fear and Tage,—eager | vuron (o 14th of Augist. It o i st Zovthe recclptof subscriotions i advertisements 5 [ estimony i the whisky suits solely on the | Homis, temont. Lasteth. b ampattee. | o i bearing npon this aro £ at sho | ited as it camo to be, might have been fatal | -to pitch into her ancient oppressor, ¥t 1ot | from the Couaty Clerls of Cack s R TAIED, to a city with less natwral ndvantnges and | daring to provoke the wrath of tho Porte. § theassessment of real aud personat pmp;n'y":" ¢ Tollows: NEW TORR—TRoom 29 Tribune Buflding. F. T. Mc- FaDDEX, Manager. PARIS, France—: H. MAnLTE, Agent. Eng.—American Exchange, 449 Strand. . 16 Rue de la Grange-Bateliere. LONDO: MexEY F. G, Afent. in the extreme, and he is far from ABSENT. 3 fatn 1 ; N as rapidly. SAN FLANCISCO. Cal.—Palace Hotel. 2 ’. 5 Sharon, Nevads, Ingalls, Kansas. ‘away from her at the close of the Crirncan : I T A S ¢ 2 ;< { 1aw, the County Clerk senv down an complimentary - in his reference to f ycificet ‘Joniciana. war, which would probably bring her iron- | more of *‘fastlife,” and the crimo inciden:: trcn'tcd to the information that Greece is statement by which the valuation of menm . to it, than was matural to 5o phenomonal 2. | :arming for the fray. Doubtless it was a ‘rsonay SOCIETY MEETINGS. the part taken in their bobalf by Judge | pyese fignres sbow that on tho Silver bill | tiar down to the north banic of the Danubo ! / g L AFATETTE CHATTER 70,2 T A, M.l zg | DANGS: AS this opision is fully indorsed by |y vote will be somewhat as follows,—Pan- | mtits mouti, although tho. exsot szea of (h | §rowth. The authorities could no mor | 4:veat mistale on the part of the Greek Gos- | first of these was the assessmeut s mogert b £ ), 3. . M. ook and Wisposs, who voted against the | reritory demanded is mot stated. In addi- Leop pace with such 8 growih it | & rnment not to have formed an allinnce with | the Town Assessors, the sceond as equalized by ,‘L Monroe-st. ~Stated Convocation Monaay evening, .Jan. condition that they would have immunily from a criminal prosection, Their cffort now to have the condemnation and penalty suits dismissed he regards as cheeky Secretary Smeraan and the President, it year, Cockrei), Missouri. Garlaug, Arkunsas, Hlarris, Renneseec. Tatterson,.S. Carolma. Nays. E Batler, Sonth Caroliaa, 1N, Georma, Hoar, Massachusetts. Whyte, Marylan shall have Batoum, Kars, and Erzcronm, which would give her control of Armenin and one of the finest ports on the Blacit Sea, and a strip of Bessarabia which was taken less abundant resources ; but Chicago on Jived i%, and its pepulation grew and its bu s, ness incrensed steadily and nniformly as we!' The fact is that Chicago had no the repression and punishment of crime Sinco the fortunes of the war have turned in favor of the Russians she has pluck- ed up more coursge, and now, just when hostilitics have about ended, we are Ilussin at the outset of the war. The returned by the Town Assessors, By this a5, sessment the personal Droperty in Copy 21st of Auzust, a month after the date fixed by property was returnied as $2,705,08% Ty, th County Board. On the 29th of Avzust iy i ol 4 wo g com: | rEw i A ! s = % . Santans Sordlalls ntibad 1o meet with s, Ty orderof | would seem that the District-Attorney s | yocolution, announcing their puriose to voto tion, sho is to have » mongyed indemnity for ¢ Shn 0 b t b Wi, RES than they cowld in providing paveents, | Toumonians for their frithfuiness have | Wisresolved that all legal questions connceteg E. N.TUCKEL, Secretary. clal Canclare of placed in an embarrassing predicament. for the Silver bill, and the opinions of tho absentees being known : ihe expenses of the war. Thus far thero is nothing in her demands that is not coasid- sidewnlks, sowerage, water, and the other accessories of modern city life adequaie to ¢ dned a Kingdom, and even the Servinns T ave been given theirindependence, although with the duplicate return by the County (lerg of Cook County to the State Auditor be . County was given as $19,323,93, On thy ferrea to ATTENTIOX. SIR ENIGHT: S B Chicago Commandery, No. 19. K.T.. Mondsy evening, New Orleans politicians are never happy iy £ % Jan. 2%, 1678, Visttiog SIr Eniglits courteously invited, P " ble. | Those who voted for the resolations. erato, just, and even moderate, and nothing 5 & A & G il B omero LELTSOXD, E'C" | unless engaged in somo kind of squabble. | Those who voted for 4 % fowhich Eoglund eoald take any excoption, | fhe constantly-iucreasing demaud. But as | 4hseir allogianco to Russia was tardy. The T men found that they had come here, not for | (irecks can cnly reckon as among the lost | witharequest that he auswer atan early day, JAS. E. MEGINN, Ree. APOLLO COMMANDERTY, XO. 1. RNIGATS TEM- PLAR—Epecial v Jan. 2, at8o'clock prompt. T will e conferred, Visitors always welcom: of the Commander. J. VAN RENSSELAER GRAXDLO by ND By order e, By 1. DUNLOP, Recorder. D Our dispatches from that city carry om the story of the latest fight between the mem- bers of the Returning Board and their friendis on the one hand and the Sherifi’s offi- cers on the other. It is related how ‘WerLs & Co. yesterday had themselves in Taired. Ingalls, Shaton, an Total for the bm..:( s NaTs. Those voting no on resolutions, dock and Windom. Paired. There remain but two other propositions, and theso have been o corefully formulated 8s to avoid trenching Tpon the interests of ; any Power. Withrespect to Constantmople, apnrt of fhe Russira army ‘may embark thonce for home, rnd the Grand Duke mero transicné speculation, but fo stay, as ‘opportuaities iheir rejection of the Czar's property-values increased and home-life be- ¢ profier of allinnco in the month of lact came as goneral o5 in other cities,—as, in a word, Chicago settled down into s solid, | busy, earnest community, striving for the leading commercizl position on the continent, Juge. As it*is now, there is little hope of their success, even if the semsibla Kmg Groeck is preveiled upon by Athenian niobs to declare war. On the 4th of September a communication v presented from Attorney-General Edsall as ok lows: 1t appears that the Connty Clerk of Cool on the 10th of Angust, certified 1o the \’;rfi:m sessed valueof real and personal properiy fn o County, for 1877, to huve been 123,35 ' A AND A. SCOTTISH T ; %l‘i‘fldkl refular fr;?fi?lag Thursday eventn the Custom-House, and how Sheriff Housrox Total. e eenes *® i i b bdale B Beaes o O e 0 PETTIDONE, To-F.6.-M.~. | vaiuly attempted to execute a writ upon | The whole number of Senators being NIoROLAS: W’fi E’:‘ SR ;,{ 5 B on. | the administration of criminal justico im- — On the 218t of Ausust a similr abstract wy ED GOODALE, Gr. Sec. them, beiag deterred by a forco of marines | it will require 51 votes to pass the bill over | within lesfi"{“ T itars | honoe for | proved, tho Police Department was enlirged [ If the Z-0. U. had fndicated a desire to have faadiand formanledty the Andior shopnaty 3 S 3 = 3 y LA il sy SCSImes e Droj . SUNDAY, JANUARY o7, 1878, who wera placed on guard b’gf' the \'xgflnu; th}: \'ctn,xsf all be 'fire{;m& Ite 1; d((m})f(f:l :;:;ef;‘:ms i:::s fl;‘ix-] s:}l_'c M‘ynt ot i | and becamb more efficient, the regular ;l;g:‘r;f::n;‘sd“-fl h,;}.a;lmfl; “.‘:y{,‘ —E“ii. ‘3-“’: e et h;:S}-"!XOv "CoAme Dropenty, forde o3 The Sheriff himself experienced | whether Smanox will be present, but, if he o - i ; ressed in TnE TRIBUS oul Althouzh the fact does not appear uooa the f P e Crimiuai Jourt nssumed more charncter, and | PR PR B iR Why that report | Of the papers, itis undersivod 'fhat tlie frstsp: CHICAGO MAREET SUMMARY, ‘The Chicago produce markets were generally Collector. a turning of tho tables by being arrested for resisting 8 Custom-Houso ofiicer. He was released on hic own recognizance, where- should remain away, in that case it will only require 50 votes to pass the bill, and in that event it will be immaterial which miliation for the 'lurks,—without in reality occupying the eity. With respect to the opening of the Dardanelles, this question will be settled by s Euaropean conference, for a time Chicago liad less than its share of violence and outlawry. It is a cuzous feet that the very Judge who, during the +«should canse a double-leaded irruption of bet- -ting slush in regzard to its circulation and the postage it pays, is dificult to conceive. No steact was hased upon the returnsof the sessor, and the latter upon th L equalized by the County Roard. As 1 am intormed, the be submitted to me is, e ssesement a5 question desizned 15 what consideration, if any, weak Saturday, in the expectation of peace. Mces L e 3 3 b Rl pork closed 7%@10c per brl lower, at $10.72% for | npon he returned undaunf ] e | way Keunogs, who may be converlible, 2 b i s last two years, has dono Chicago the most | Chicazo newspaper cares a button how muchor | you ars autnorized fo give the latter iy 5 v < it i 2 _ ars g bt February and $10.00@10.923% for March. Lard | jyrench gnd renewed his assault upon tho | shall vote. Even if Keuwoce should voto ':h“d:!‘;‘s‘;‘r‘;;"figf::b:;;‘:;z’:[foéfi‘:“";e:‘:c;’s mischief by o sentimental and mawiish | how little postage it pavs ou fts weekly, and | hased upon the equalized asecssment made vy iy D & % i nonc has been aBuding toit. The -0, U. is | “ouiy Beand, closed ¢ per brl Jower, at $7.2714@7.30 for Feb- mary and $7.40 for March. Mecats were casler, at 37%c ner 1b for boxed shoulders and $3.55 per ewt for doshort ribs. Whisky was steady, at SL.03per Fallon. Flour was dull. Wheat closed 24c lower, 2t S1.02% for January and SLO3%4 for March. Corn cloged 1@1%c¢ lower, at 394@39%c spotand 413{c for May. Oats closed easier, at 24c spot and 230 for seller February. Rre was dull. at 50c. Tarley closed 1%c lower, at 50c for Febraary and 51c for March. Hogs;closed dull and 10c lower, at $3.75@4.00. Cattle were quiet, at §2.25@5. and sheep dull, at $2.75@4.25. Since Nov. 1 Chi- cago has packed 1, 749, 589 hozs, against 1,355,963 for same time a year ago, and the winter's pack- ingof the West Is expected to show an increase of nearly 17 per cent. Recelved in Chicago last wa 86,774 brls flour, 653,451 bu wheat, 411504 bu corn, 241,097 bu oats, 29,330 bu rye, 168,195 bu ‘barley, 12,710 dressed hogs, 159,386 live hogs, and 15,329 cattle; and sbipped 15,624.tors of hog prodnct, or 223 car-loads per day. Inspected into #tore in this city Saturday mornjng: 95 cars wheat, 81 cars corn, 34 cars oats, 10 cars rye, 40 cars harley. Total, 260 cars, or 104,000 dbu. One hun- @red aollars in gold would buy $101.50 in grecn- backs at the close. British conzols were quoted at 95 9-16 and sterling cxchange at $4. 8515, In New York on Saturday greenbacks raled 8t 953@983. Architect Mrrrer's public buildings seem to have been doomed to bad luck. In Chi- cago we had a pretty row because of the de- fective stone nsed in the construction of the Cuetom-House, and now they say that the new Post-Ofice in New York is nnsound. Such large cracks have bacome visible on the Broadway side that it hasbeen found neces- sary to remorve the offices to other portions of the building, for fear that the whole wall might tumble into the street The ingenious person who made the so- called Colorado petrified man has revesied a startling tale. concerning his previous scien- citadel, vowing that be would cxecute the orders of his Court or perish in the attempt. At last accounts an armistico had been de- clared to ensble both parties to hear from Washington. Lest some of our good Calvinistic friends ‘may misinterpret an article in our Inat issue with regard to Mr. Beccaer's views of fu- ture punishment, in which we cited a sap- posititious case of a murderer who becomss regenerated, sud his victim who dies nnregemn— erate, and asked their opinion of their future destiny, wo may state that the question was not asked of them with any 1dea of commit- ting them to any particular view in the premises. We intended to put the question in its brondest sense, and to inquire whether any one, Armenian, Calvinist, or otherwise, - supposed that the murderer went to Heaven and the murdered man to Hell. Tnz Trm- uxe was seeking for light on a dark quesiion which troubles a good many people. We may now state, as we often havs before, that Tae Trisoye has no divinity opinions and no dogmas to preach, being a seculsr and not n denomnational paper, and that when it asks a question of this kind it does not do so0 with the intention of attacking any par- ticular sect or of showing disrespect to any denomination. Our columns are open to Jew and Gentilo alike for the expression of opinions. Trey illustrate the views of all denominations; and afford opportunities for discassion; and Toe TrISuse grants them the use of its columns with the hope of set- tling important questions and erriving at truth, not with the idea of favoring any par- ticular dogma. SILVER IN THE SENATE. against the bill, if Smaroy be absent thero will be 50 votes for the Silver bill, which will be sufficient to pass the bill over the veto, should there ba one. The peculinr character of this controversy is shown in the fact that in the Scnate twen- ty-two Stales vote unanimously for ‘the Silver bill, eight States vote against it, and eight States are divided. This division will show on which side the mass of the peoplo of the countrystand. The States are thus divided in the Senate: For the Silver bill: Pennsylvauis, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, North Carolins, Nowa, Missouri, Nebraska, West Viryinia, ZYlorida, Colorado, Texas, Louisiana, Indiana, Teunessee, Alabama, Alinnesots, Arlcansas, ‘Wisonsin, Kansus, and Nevada—22. Agninst the bill: The six New Fogland States, and New York and New Jersey—S8. Divided: Delnware, Maryland, South Cor- olinn, Georgia, Mississippi, Dichigan, Crli- fornia, and Oregon—S. The Senators voting against the billin direct and notorious hostilily to the almost unanimous convictions of their constituents are SancexT, of' Californin; Laxrax, of Missis- sippi ; CrmisTIaxcy, of Michigan; MircneLy, of Oregon ; Burrr, of South Carolina ; an Hiwuy, of Georgia. In opposing the Silvour bill, neither of these\Senntors represents auy copstituency in his own State. ‘Ihe poople of those States, if rfaithfully ropressiiied, would have thoir full® vote recorded for the bill. If will Do seenw that the producing States,—those States ihat produce {he, wheat, corn,. and othertbreadstuffs; tacbee pork, and other articles'embraced uwder t'rs head of provisions; ¢tho cotton, 1 sugar, molasses, tobacco; therpetrolenm, thie conl, an English moaopoly has long sinco ceased to meet wish consideration in Europe. ‘Whather the 7eport be trus or not that Ger- mony will deny the right of Russin to make o separate yeace with Turkey, or whatever action the I2owers may take collectively in the premiswrs, the more important rasnlt re- myiny that Russia is victorious and has /| brokan the power of Turkey. A CHFCK ON COUNTY TEIEVING. Tto Cuanty Ring crught o Tarter in Judge Warracz when they elected him to the po- sition ¢f County Attorney. They had been accustomed to a legal adviser who always pointe 3 out a legel way for them to follow out ar y scheme they concocted, or furnished them witha legal justificetion for auy vil- Iainy they may heve worked out without cansuliing him. He seemed to consider that £ais amis what he was employed for, and the old Riang made a desperate effort to retain so nseful a lawyer. Bubt & member of the Board who hed previously refnsed to nact wit'a thom, but who had then become neces- sary to the majority, refused for personal reivions to vote for the old Attorney. This mezmber had candidete of his own for ths position; but the old mem- burs of the Ring refused to accept his «nndidate beeause he would not aceept theirs. fo Judge WALzAcE wes chosen as & compro- 1nise, very fortunately for the public interest, +'but much to the disappointment and chagrin of the Ring. Judge Warzace has mot yet learned that it is necessary to be a Ringster m order to be n loyal Democrat, and he tovk the very first opportunity, and adopted the most effective menns, to defeat the future operetions of the Ring. sympathy with criminals, was a most effl- cient agent, while permanenily presiding over the Criminal Court a few years ayjo, in earning for thi s city s better reputation for the suppression of crime nnd the punishe ment of the criminal classes than it had previously enjoyad. Tor acouple of years or more there has been a tendency to relapso into the reckless- ness that was said to be characi tic of early Chicago. Hard times always develop an unusual degree of vice and crime. Then the bummers controlled the Goverament for two years, aud made the city a.s.ort of asylum for the gamblers, roughs, and thieves. The people revolutionized this asisoon ns they were given a fair opportunity at the polls. Bat there still remains a seria us impediment to the swift and summary esecution of justice in criminal cases, vshich alone is adequnto to the repression of crime. Itis useless just now to inguire in how far the laws themseives are defective, for the Legis- laturo s not in session, and(.cvery legislative attempt that has been made: to improve them for the public welfare (like “ihe Vagrant act) is promptly sot aside by this same Judgeto whom we have referred. The Palice Department is apparently as energetic ad fsithful s it can be with the material at* command. The Sherifi’s office is in better hands than for some time previous; there sx2no jal-cscapes and no complaints of malailministration in the serving of warrants. ~Chers is & new State’s-Attoraey, who startod out to sweep clean, and who appears to Jxive been active and ambitions to make « good record. Yet it is notorious that erimes: of viclence—as- soults, murders, and attempts at murder— ere never punished.as they ought to be, and .sceking a little clacao advertising. ——————— . That emineat - mobleman, GEozGe, the Connt JoANNES, achieved a triumph the other day in New York over the men who basely tried to ‘bring him into ridule. While trying a suit in she Supreme Court, he casuaily mentioned that ne had received letters from the Dukes of Cayprinee and WELLINGTON and Earl Due- ¢ERIN. It §s pirasant to know thai the En- ~zhsh aristocracy thus recognize the social wlaims of this leader of the comparatively new ~American nobility. i ‘The light-hesrted Parisiausare casily diverted. On New-Year's.Day a new toy was vended on ‘the bouleards. und speedily became the talk of the town. It was a small card bearing a picture of afamily on movme-day. They are passing vyatree. “Waere is the cat?” is the question acked. The purchaser looks in vain until, by turning the card to a certain angle, he sces the fzline pet in the branches of the tree. It is said that 50,000 of thiese cards were sold in one day. ——— Tarkish rule is the most tyrannical in the world, yet the people who are subject to its «ruelties are too lazy or too incapable to figh.t or run away. It is therefore surprising to learn stixat u large number of residents of Dainescus nave at lenath determined to.emigrate. They have written to 2 minis ler at Jacksonville, Fla., inquirine about the cost of land, expense of the voyage, and the probability of securiiag lana “for a colony. . ‘The Western Republicans bezin to be solyered of -the gilver delusion, and to themselvi s where are zoing to oring np.—Sprinafield (Vass.) peprbiican. ‘This **bring up» raust refer tothe thr.xtened veto. The * Western Republicans exp ect that the silver dollar will rofl right over ihat ob- struction by the two-thirds vote. b * we must really ad Sentinel. *“that we are not familiar with the pur- " says the Milwankee thonity for making these abstrac in Sec. 93 of the Revcnue: law, toe frt '::‘.3.'»‘.’::: of which Is as foilows: _ **On or before the 10 day of July, annually, it shall be the duty o County Clerks, upoa thi receipt of the assesymens Books, to make out and transmit to the Auditor s aDStract Of the assesSmENt of Pruvercy. shomis the value, number, and average value of cach kud of enumerated property ment." ‘The Connty Boards do not conveae for the equl- ization of asscssments in their respective coaysies nunt:l the second Sionday in July cach year. Tay day may be subscquent to the 10th of July. Iy maaifest that the abstract required o be made by the County Clerk was intended to be based upay the returns made by the locil Assessurv. Rerbef Statates, pge 874, Seca, 95, 09 AAbstracts based upon suclh rezdns are ordinarly safiicient to cnabie the State Board to pesfora ity work of cqualization between the respective cozn: ties, because the Coanty Board in it process of equalization between the _respective towns g inany **instance reduce the_agererate valaation of ail the towns or districts beluw the azcrean valuation thereot as mads by the Assessors,” 3o car: only increase snch awgregtte vaiuation in sucs a:mounts as may be actually “necessary and fucis dental toa proper and just equall page 87, Sec. 47, ‘The abstract first made upon the tarns made by the Town ors is. in my oin- ion, the only abstract which was required by tas statate. This, however, does not scttle the question 13 to whether your Board inay not, for any parpose, receive of takc ato_consideration the secandab. stract. showing the increase 1n the azorests s sessment made by the County Board. “Che etatute requires the rates per cent which the State Board find necessary to add or dedct in the several counties to be certified fo the County Clerke (Revised Statutes, page 870, Sec. 114): and further provides that such ** rates per cent ordered by the State Board of Equalization shali be e5- tended on the assessed vaigation of the propersy as corrected and equalized oy the County Board.” (Ibid.. page 578. Sec. 156. When determining whas rite per cent ouzht tobe added or deducted to securc 3 just equalization be- tween the neveral counties, it would scem bntrea. sonable that the State Board shonid take into con- sideration any such material increasc in the agre. gatc assessment in the county so made by the Coan- 1y Board: and, although this is not_expressly au- thorized by thé statute, 1 find nothing thereinwhic forbids it. The cardinal principle upon which the statate Is based, and which ouzit ever to be kept In view in Zonstfuinz any of its provisions, 13 to secure an equal and uniform assessment of all tazable proper- ty throughont the State in provortion o it valne, Althouzh the statute requires certarn returns snd Pablic Acconnts an_absiract snowinz the tota] 4ot =8 Shown by the assess. izution. T, 418 of the re- i i o = The Senate on Friday voted on the reso- | the iron, the silver andigld, and copsper and s fy riahmnant: ol s ot T confesses {0 haring mutl | | ons of Senator Marmmws, docluring that | load; the States thet fornish 07 pers coat of | _The County Bonrd have sofnscd to furnish ey ;ii“f;‘;g’,j;*‘;;::;fm,;;‘;fig“;:; poses of the Creator.” Hor instance, 1rhy did | JII00zR the siatuie requires cortym retumeand f : s all tho bonds nud public debt of the United | the exports of the whole country,—-these { f0r pnblication Jndge Warricr's™ recent T R ¢ He ever create the useless: Milwaukee 2iewspa- | does not confine the Doard to the inforpation |- 1he Connecticut Valley, on which wero im- | & Py : S . 5 opinion s to their authority to borrow | #¢counts mainly for -the frequency of mur- | o o furnished thereby in the discharse of its deli- | printed by ertificial means the tracks of | Stotes are poyable, principsl and intercst, at | States cro all unenimously in favor of the | OP 2 5 Eerons attacks, tho alpenty with which re. | ™ sty U cato and responelote. dntlen Tu toe asn | osed prebistoric birds. These relics, it | {0 ODtion of the Government, in silver | remonetization and recoinnge ofy thesilver | Mmoney, but it is understood that ho has | 221075 hipped cub and ficed off, and | Admiral Tonsny and the British fect going | [ent, of ~ *ach property as the “Sate | O e Lt oo 1 | gollars weighing 412) grains, and that to | dollar of 412} graims. : adoptod substantially the fule which restrains | YOIvers are whipped cut and fired of, and | Admirl Honxoy an h et Zoing | Board s muthorized o mcss. it B | will be remembered, excited the whole scicn. | 90! ghing 412 graims; and iy 2 : o the Gity Government under tho decision of | 8¢ imputity with which tho vicions classes | Up to Gallipalf and tien returning to Beslka | the rizht to.act upon the indzmentof s ndivicasl | restore such coinage will be no violation of On the other hand, theopposing S'ales are & C') e e = indulgo their passions. Tho ease of Co- Bay reminds us of the famdiar distich: ;::r:?fi:.x :::d!h-:’aly hr:!;rqn ::; B;l‘-::sl; :;:ne:oaan:; ! o e o 9ROk MWD lindeta The Kiug of Prance with twerty thousand men Tinds, n]lh;‘ml!ll it should not bu:nmmaiaud n 2 tific world, and mauny learned speculations as to their origin were made in the reviews and montaly magazines. “We imagine that Senator Epyuxps did not feel greatly flattered at the vote his smend- £aith to the public creditor. The debate developed that the Silver bill was stronger than tho resolutions,—3essrs. Wixpoy, of Minnesota, and Pappocs, of Nebraska, declaring that they were in favor the New Englwd States, ew York, and New Jersey. Peansylvania lias brozen loose from the money-‘enders; her closed fur- naces and her suspended Tndustries tell too plainly the depreciation of the people’s sub- stand it, that the County Board can ounly borrow money on ceriificates is- sued ogainst the tax-lovy of the current year; thatthey cannol borrow to ex- ceed 73 per cent of thot taz-levy, in order to NELLY and Snerey, who prowled about the streets in a hali-dranken and bratel condi- tion determined upor: Lilling somebody, and who aitacked and riabbed to deatk anun- offending stranger, is n most striking evi- Jiarched up the hill and then: mmarched down azain. The Germans have cicerr the appropriate pame of Fern-Sprecher to te telephone. . PERSON AL. the precise form prescribed in the_scheduies fe- auired to be Jald before them. Pacific Hotel Coas puny vs, Pollak, § Legal Neics, p. 396, Iu the cqualization of the asscasments Detween the several con; the Board acts upon the zen- eral infarmation of its mewubers re<pecting tae value of laad and other property in different por- tions of the State. In respect to these matters the ment providing for the payment of the | of remonetizing silver, but opposed to any [ stanco in order fo mae gold dear. Even s 3 a that” there is.mo respect for the ad %, " e 3 @ s Sk Delaware and Maryland Lave refused to fol. | allow for a failure in the collection of taxes ; | dence that’ there is. spoct for thead- P g v S res; ;. L Dondin gold slems sebeived, rin: Ajesls; | edpanions, Of_ opinlons, preferting ‘ditot ) that the funds so borrowed con only be ex. | ministration of tho mal law among the Sothern is desperatefin his intention to {;“" be w’;:l’:ced et fif:mmum'r"n!,um;m [ not require them to exclude from their considen- noes, 44. His proposition wes rejected by considerably more than two-thirds. Senator Moznruy, of the same State, not being ad- monished by the sad fate of bis colleague, Eparexps, rushed in with his little Shylock amendment, and got smashed still worse,— his amendment only recciving 14 votes in the whole Scmate. Those two Vermont goldites must feel crestfallen, and would probably sell out cheap. — The Chicago Judge whose eccentricities bavo materially sided in giving our city an unsavory rcputation abroad has added another laurel to his already abundant wreath of straoge decisions. Judge McAruisTER yesterday deliberately set aside theverdict in the case of the notorious Gronce EAGER, con- victed of receiving stolen property, on o technical ground of the most trivial de- of Contess Lot arpmrnl;L foan, ghc‘un} day o £ ot 5 2 i cach scription. Tho jury found Escen guilty, | i3 1870, the coin of tho nited Siates of stind: | struction of ‘Tarkey us an independent | provided; the public charitics must be kept | 1OF g0od time, muans oaly & little moro than | leads the Louisville Courier-Journal to conclude | ; 35 | ard valae o that date jucladed sliver dallars of the | o c o "o will reduoe herton daleof | Lo et the P | sewon yoars. Tho-Tudge granted him n new | tBat it must bea long time between deiuks, laints ty certain partiesabout this assessmeah, § it being ulleged that it was too low, espedztly § after a careful consideration, but because one of the jurors subsequently intimated that the verdict did not represent bis opinion in the case, Judge McArrister overthrew the result and ordered a new trial In the lozal columus of this morning's legislation. The resolutions and ‘preamble s a whole were a5 follows: WuEeREgas, By the nct entitled **An act_to strengthen the public credit, ™ approved March 18, 1869, it wae provided and declared that the faith of tne United States thereoy solemnly pledzed 10 the pagment in coin or 1s cquivalent of sll tae interest-bearing oblizations of the United States, except in cases where the law anthorizing the issue of such obligations had expressty provided that the same might be paid in tawful mouey or other cur- rency than goid and silvers and WuER] AlL the bonds of the United States zuthorized fo be issucd by the act entitled **An act to authorize the refundinz of the National debt, " approved Juiy 14, 1570, by the ferms of said act were declared to ' be redecinable in coin of the then present standard value, bearing interest payable semi-annually 1n sach coin; and WHEREAs, Ali the bonds of the ' United States authorized 1o be issuc i under theactentitled ** An 2ct to provide for the resumplion of specle pa approved Jan. 4. 1875, arc_required to be of the description of bonds of the United States described in the said uct of Conzress avproved July 14, 1870, entitled **An act to authonze the refunding of the nauonal debt™; and At the date of the paseage of said act WIEREAS, weight of 41212 grains cach, a4 declared by the act approved Jan, 18, I¥37, entitled **An act sup- plementary to the act entitied *an Act cstablishing amint and reculating the coins of the Unite States,"” to be 3 lezal-tender of payment accord- ing to their nomiual value for any sams whatever: therefore, Be at resolred by the Senate, efc., That all tho bonds of the Cnited States issnedoraunthorizedtote iseuctl nnder the said acts of Conzress hereinbefare low Well street in its Jemands. The debate and voto on the Y{arrazws resolutions leave no doubt of the vitimate passage of tho Silver bill, veto «r na veto. TEE TERMS OF PEACE, The preliminery conditions of peeco be- tween Turkey aod Russia, having been signed by the Porte, are now substantinlly valid, nn- less some of the Great Powers protest agninst them. By countermanding the or- ders issund L> the Mediterranean fleet to proceed 4 Constautinople, England substan- tially withérnsrs her objections, or ot least annources that the terms are not so obnox- ious tn heor s to amount to a casus kelli. This being the statu quo, we may consider the propositions upon the supposition that thray will be indorsed by other Powers. The gunerel effect of these terms will be the de- vassnldge to Russin, and end the long serics of Russo-Turkish wars which commenced “rith PETER the Great. If a treaty embrac- ing these propositions is finally signed by Turkey and indorsed by the Great Powers, the Ottoman race will never again draw the pended in the payment of interest and ap- proprintions for tho year; and that all vouchers or county orders ante-dating the present fiscal year can only be paid ont of the collections from the back taxes. A strict cnforcement of this rule will compet tho County Ring to confine their expendi- tures to the appropriations, and the cppro. priations are fortunately limited by law to cents on every 5100 of taxable property. It is only by the rigid adherence to such a rale as this that the Couaty Ring con be re- strained from squandering the pbiic movey as they have done in tho past, when the rule was to borrow as long as anybody would lend, and to spend all they could borrow. Under the present rule, the **extras” will be shiut off ; contractors will not be eo eager 1o take jobs for which no lawful pnyment is 5 Adown to their ailotment of the appropris- lions; and, if controctors still be allowed to swindic and steal, the public institutions must be closed when they hnve exhousted their appropriations. We hope Comaty- Attorney Warrace will be as bold in holding the Board to a striet interprotation of this depraved sud reckless -classes. Two or three weeks 11go we recennted some. of the instences of the unwarranted leniency that hed ben shown hardened criminals during the previous ten days, end predicted then that.{kis general notice of immunity to criminels wonld probably. be followed by bloody crimes. The mwurderous assault on ate Senntor BorsLer awas the first, and the killing of 'McCoxviure the seccnd, notable case, with otlhers not so ontrageous. Jusi belore these events, a half-dozen murderers had foané inwaranted leniency at the hands of a seniimentai Judge. A negro named Sanrm, convictad.of murdering in cold blood an innocent peacemaker in & quarrel, and sentwnced by+the jury to the death-pen- alty, was allowed. to cseape with fourlcen yewrs' imprisonmeat, which, alter allowanco why, and the State’s- Attorney sccepted a plea of manslanghter sather than try the man over again, though Llis crime was tho clenrost possible case of murder. A fell>w named Smeepanp had murdered & policeman in eold blood, under write a book. Gen. Longstreet is|preparing a review of his reviewers. ¢ Miss annals Rothschild is said to be too rich to be pretty. Mr. Beecher has beemebected Chaplain of a Brooklyn militia reziment. There 1s n person on the Bench in New York who is known as Judge Ne sessits. T ival of. the fities:. is illustrated in the case of a Leavenworth tailor, who 13 101 sears old. The Earl cf Roscberry, having a journal- fstic ambition, bas purchased.tie London Eir- aminer John Smith declares that people should be carcful how tey cat sausage, a3 shydrophobia is a dreadfal diseacc. The remark by the Grand Duke Nicholns ** Unzil we reach Adrianople I ghall not treat,™ The following poem— il take you. elam, rizht outyorr shell, Seazon and latter Yuianlte wollz my ulee elam, done p L itz by Joha the Daptist | to oing out upon his adeorated ishing excarsion, T'he beaevolent Maharajah of Jaipur has . tion any information, however obtsined, waica may be gatisfactory to their mindx and assist thea i making a faic asscasment and equalization. ¥ conclusivn is that a fact =0 impurtant as that * the agurezate assessment in any county had at 2 feaay becn increased mors than $2, 000. 000 ahould. 1ch brought o 1ts knowledee, be considered oy e State Board in making its caualization; and pose the State Board may lawtalir cration not only the rezalar ab- ue. 10, but also the uaper dat*4 ving the increased asscssmeat Bourd. TILE STATE ROARD recosnized and acted upon tie returns as male by tne Town Assessors, disregarding the amer deded return of Aug. 21, and fized tho equalized valuation of personal property in Cook Cowtty at $30,544,132. This was tte amouat certified to the County Clerk of this county to serve as the basis of taxation. This supplemcatal return of the County Clerk grey out ofa change made in the assessment of SouthChicezo. As originally returned by A+ &essor tiray it was §11,010,508. There were com- that of the banis. Yiclding to the prejudice against the:ie institutlons, the, County Board on the 2ith of August, raised the valuation of the South Town 20 per cent, carrying it up to $14,292,610, "which increased the total valpation of personal property to $21,705,032. Tius 538 notaccompeiged by any corresponding redustie 108, the Trmoye will be found a detailed account of ;fi’,;’:gfi:g f,’:\-'é':.',::‘::Cx;‘rmxlhac"gr:xnx‘f‘ft;x‘:hi:,m: sword agsinst tho Muscovites. It will | ryle as he has beenin annouucing it. e | Circumsiances not necessary to recouct. y i in the assess: £ oth 5. Ahe woy in which the cssessment of the per- | suver doilare of the colnase of the United Stats, | involv tho death of tho Sick Mn | will find exrnest co-operation from County- | The jury were lenient enongh with him iz | 3PPointed & Councll, the members of which are | It the assessment of other towns, sy tist K8 o 2 2 : well veraed in Sanscrit, to explain to widows UL the, persona inroperty, Sy ment of Cook «County was increascd §2,000 sonal propertyonthe South Side was illegally raised 85 per cent by the action of the Coun- ty Clerk, and an igereased burden of taxa- tion imposed upon the taxpayers of that part of the city. It appears from the focts given that the original assessment of South Chica~ go—the only legal one—was, in round num- bers, $12,000,000. That nssessment was sent to Springfield. A month after the day on which, by Iaw, the assessment is containing 4124 rrains each, of standard silvers and that 10 restore to its coinaze such silver coins ay 3 logal-tender in payment of &aid bonds, ‘arin- cipalana interest, is not i vlolation of the'Tr.hlic Taith, nor tn derogation of the rights of the pubiic creditor. 3ir. Epxroxps moved to amend so that the resolution would declare that the national bonds should be paid in gold cuin er its equivalent, This nmendment was rejected, —yens, 18; nays, 4,—the aflirmstive votes being— of Europe. Let us examine the prop- ositions in detail. In the declara- tion of war the Czar announced, * Our object beforo all is to effect an amelioration in the position of the Christians in the East,” to secure guarantees of reform, to effect peace with Montenegro, and to bring nbout the lpsting pacification of Turkey. The terms which Russiz proposes in this direc- tion are very complete. They ercct Monte- Treasurer AMcCrry, and frem tho conrts, if necessary. It is in this way alone thet the estravapganee and swindling ezn be peima- nently checked, In view of the peace propositions which heve heea mnde by Russin, a resnme of the operations of former {reaties with Turkey, with special referance to territorial loss eand #ein, wili be interesting. In the war which letting him off with tweaty-five years, but the Judge reduced the term to only tio yeats. A conple of other murderers, Ossory azd NaTsox, received respectively six and cighs years et the hsnds of a jury, and their terms were redaced to two years in one cave and oze year in the other. Bumss had two trinls, and wes condemned by the juryto fourteen yenrs’ iraprisonment ; but this Judge aranted a third trial, h, of cousse, within his jurisdiction that the remarriage of wid- ows is nowhere prohivited” by the Shasters, nnd that such marriagas will be recognized by toe State as lawsful and commendable. The larceny of a husband is thus plain~ tively related by a lady in Greenville, Ky., writ- mg lo tue editor of the Josal pape: ** Please tell the people of this county that Mrs. Coffman stole my husband and ran away with him.” To steal the little fellow was certainly bad enough, without aggravating matters by ranaing away with im afterwards., above the ret:irns made by the Assessors. Tbe statute provides that the County Board shall in no instance reduce the aggreg te valuatiod 0 all the towrs s districts below the agurezste valuation wade by the Assessors. *Xeither shall it Inerease fie’ amgrezate valuation of 3ll the towns or distyict: cept in such an amoaté as may be actuall7 necessary aud incidental 103 proper and just cqualization.” Such an ft- erease was nat actually necessary. WHEN THE RETCEN CAME BACK FROM SPRISG FIZLD, the County Clerk interpreted the certificateof the Auditor as aathorizing- him to fizure oot required to bo forwarded to the Audi. g“um""‘&““2@5&‘:‘““‘}&2‘,}3‘w e negro, Servis, and Roumanin into independ. | Turkey waged against Russin, Austria, | is in the direction of eatire escape, as jusdce 52 = p for for tho uso of the Stato Boad | Kirurd 'Deyware. ' MNePhorkn New derscy. | ent kingdoms. Alontenggro receives a litlo | Venice, and Poland, from 1677 to 1610, Rus. | scems fo got wenry nod disgusted with con. | 1635 common custom in Paria to adver- | o Sonth Town atscasments on the basts of e of Equalization, a supplemental return was | Hureside Kaode Ieland. iichels, Oreson. strip of territory to the sonth bordering on | sia succeeded in wresting from her the 1own | stent delay and recurring snubs. :::kei:‘:r?::;m:i’(c Prpihges, onn e bridal Juiginal qesetmen) plue 20 m::w]t:gl}]l!;;fi,fi sent down, by which tho assessment of the | conkifaz. New Yors, * Rtandciph, New Jersey. | Lake Scutari, but not, as we understand, giv- | and vicinity of Azof, thus obtaining a scaport | Thereis notanuch wonder. under these Legrand tias e folsins empting '?::E;w;i[::;. State oard. The ¢lause of the cortificate W0 South Town was raised to 314300,000. The | o SEmachnstss: Lo JEnllampabite: | ing her any seaport, uuless ho report should | on tho Binck Sen; but in 1711 Prren the | cirowmstances, that vindictivo men liko | properoffors: *An orphan, 19 years :ala. s | der which this was Gone Js as follows: Great was compelled to givo it bnck to Tuz- | Manso shonld indalge their murderous dis. | 150,000 francs: one ditto, 21 years, with 100,000 | ( ¥ouill therefore. in purstance of law. 5. Board of Equalization looked ‘upon this re- turn with distrust, doubted ité legality, and refused to recognize or considerit. Ye this ‘bastard return has been taken os officisl by the County Clerk, and he has extended the taxes upon the assessment cf $£14,600,000, plus the 57 per cent sdded bythe State Hdmunds, Vermont. ‘Wedleigh, N. Hampshire. To these maust be added Hoar (Mass.), Boruez (8. C), and Wayre (3Id.), who had paired, making 21in all. Mr. Erarse had declared that, uncerithe liw, he believed it was legal to pay the Donds in silver coin, so he did ot vote. Of 4ke 21 votes for gold be true that she will obtain Antivari, which would give her access to the Adriatic. Rou- mania and Servia, however, receive no com- ‘pensation, which seems somewhat nnjust in view of the important services rendered Rus- sin in the final stages of the war by thesa two Principslities. Greece, not Laving taken key. Trom 1768 to 177+ Turkey fonght Russia upon circumstances growing ont of tho partition of Poland, and was finaliy de- feated at Shumla. Then followed the treaty of Kustchouc-Kamardji, by which the Ras- sians gave what they lind conguered in the position, or that ontlaws end rufiiens 1tz - Coxxraevy and SAERRT should roam about the streets at night, lying in wait to slanghter the firsé man who passes, snd merely to gratify a desire for blocd-letting. Eaca of these fellows now swears that the othe: did francs; one aitto, 22 years, with 80,000 francs. One mis (probebiy incumbered with a father and a mother), aged 24 years, with 230.000 francs, and ope widow of 34 sumsners, with 180,000 francs. “You will excnse an old man,” wrote Wiiliam Culien Bryant from New Tork to the Will- « alummi dinnes in Buston, **Jor not muking eral classes of proper.y as listed, hy increasia? 0 reducing the valuation ns equalized or corred by the County Board 4.t the rates per centam 8bo® given. ‘The result of this action of the County Cletk in including the 20 per cent increase.of 18 County Board is as follows: Had zhcwm; ment remained as fixed by the Statc Board! would have been in round humbers 515,007 Board. The assessment of the South Town | exclusively, New Englzad furnished 11; New | part in the struggle, is not named in the | Crimes to the Tartar nation and restored fo | the actust stabbing, and the interesis of = - 3 e = "y Aoy % 2 S Yy e long a 3 y this i 3 son, he State :h d have been bas, by this asbitrary act, baen increased | Jersey, 2; New York, ; and Michigan, Ore- | conditions, so that, if she ever reachos | the Porto Bassarabia, Waliachis, nnd Molda- | society demand that both should b befiered | oeomcsms s o in Teiomers season, and. | the Statc L on whicl mould have beet X3 the County Clrk, the tazpasess of South Chi> gon, Maryland, South:Carolina, Delaware, her anciont frontier, it must happen at the via, by which the Turkish territory, instead and both haoged promptly, as they are like moles: they love sunshine and nestle in il have to pay $Beents on a valuation of s301% 5,600,000. Tho rate of timxation in the < South Town is 4.23 per coat. The smount | and Californin, 1 each. bands of somo other Power than Russin. | of encircling the Black Sea, was bounded on | equally guilty. But it is ot likely that | warm corers. Mleanwhile, 1 wieh the fouer- | XUl have fo pay Shoerits dn a valuation illeolly extorted from the Santh Town is, | Afier various olier votes upon amend. | Bulguria, extcadiog to the ling of he Bal- | the northesst by the River Bong. In 1365 | such o xesmt will follow. They hav, | SH4res of Wikioms s pleant festists, o be | ZELQHLAT Al A7 S0 che ST Y % 5 = - 3 2 : ea , he colleg c! o t ments, the question was taken on the reso- | kans, is to have a concession of her sntono~ | CATEARINE annexed the Crimean territory to | under the law, the right to choose I wisha prosperity and & usefalness as creat as hee ;’;,‘;-,fg;;{;“;,}’“fifi};,;‘;;;‘;;’,; which bave therefore, sbout $159,000. The amount of money collected_for city and county lution of Mr. MarraEws, and it was adopted | my on the principle of the Lebanon, which | Russia. After the war of 1787 Servia was their own. Judge, and of course ; they site is beautiful.” 3 been made. It is a clar surplus, ao extrs s8% ot