Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 4, 1878, Page 4

4 % THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1878 - 4 of tho socond centrry wan nehored in with n | ese, and Americans from the North, East, *2 E @Ix"‘buu;c grand Centenninl Exiibition, to whioh all tho | Wost, nod South,—all finding hers that TB DAV . world was invited to contribute. As much | comfort and enjoymont which aro ot o be 1';“Rffl OF SURBSCRIPTION. AD'A_N"E—I‘BQ‘TA“H "fl"l!gb. 31300 ARPENTER {0 the Renate. And now It Jooks 2 I another stmilar hargain had been made, or wasattempted, ln the Mitwankeo District. Mr. Lyxnpx, the Democratic Congressman from that district, aml Matr I, Canresten, the wonld- be Senator from that Blate In place of Hown, arrived In Milwaukeo on Mondny last, and of couree the political waters struightway begin to =N upon Mra, A, D, Jesks, that she was o Dam, eratle witnesa,—enllad Uy that mide, it tuey Intended to retire Mr. Jons 8urnvax from tie Cabinct upon her testimony. And now tlag tho evidenco of Mra. JaNka s uot atnll wnae they oxnected, nor at all what they wished, ol the Democratic pups, Tray, Blanche, and Rwoot. heart, arc baying fiercely on her track. Dou't member of the Touisisna Returning Board was pald $10,000 in cash beforo ho wonld conent to certify to the proceedings of the Boand. Like all the rest of the Lonisiana crowd of blackmailers, Stwrsox made a profier of compromice fo ths President direct, but that bonighted official persisted in courting destruetion by refusing to buy what necessitate another Deficieney bill of $11,- 000,000 for next year, and so on. The aver- age for a torm of years roveals the dishoneaty of their claims to economy, and the ultimate cexpaosure {s calcnlated to do them more harm thau good. CORN INSPECTION IN BALTIMORE. if not morm than anything clae, this Exhibi. | found to the same degreo in nny other place. tion was intenged to indicate the teleass of Chicago is peculiarly delightful for its the country from tho business demoraliza- | climate during the sammer snd nutumn. tion oceasioned by the pames. Tt | There in always n strong breoze, and there is wns accopted a3 A good owen, and | s total absencé of those close, stifling daya TY MAN— Atie Fdit o, b agitated. MatT'a personal organ, the Daily | go back on your own witnesses, Mr. DAxA. .81 o We publishied some time ago an explans- | srrier. which has al bused LYNDES with- h 040 | Sttrzox had to sell. The number of vol- | Fangnine people prophesied the speedy | and mghts which are so oppressive aud so Afurphey, which hias always abused Lyxps o —— - i §_'g.‘,' canocs that have smonldered nnder the fect | return of good fimes, n revival of business, | common elrewhore. The nights nre alwaya tion of why tho shipment of corn from the | gut stint or limit,—s0 much so that Lrxos wan | Rominlacences of the lato WiLLIAM Cotrry Northwest to Baltimore had practically sus- pended, and the trade which ouglht to have sone by the Baltimore Road to that city has becen turned to Philadelphia and New York. ‘Wae oxplained that the Inspection Committes of the Baltimore Board of Trade included many dealers in corn, and tho practice was for this Committee to interfere weekly, or oftenor, whenovor the receipts of corn wore largo, and require the Inspeotors to grade the corn as unfit for transportation by sail vessels, This grading of the corn mada difference in value to Western shippers of 6 to 8 conts A bushel,—a loss, considering the magnftndo of the business, of great concern fo Chiengo. After having suffered saverely from this way of doing business, Chicago shippera liave since thon shipped to Phila- delphia aud New York, leaving Dinitimore and her Corn Committeo to take the conve- quonces. Millions of bushels of corn whicl wonld have all gone to Baltimore have been gent to othercities, The pretext given in Baltimore hns been that the trade want to eatablish n high roputation for Baltimore mail corn, and the rosutt will be, probably, that Baltimors will have nll the reputation it wants, but the corn will bo sold from other markets, ‘Tho Baltimore American of Junoc 28 pub. lishes n sories of interviows with Baltimore competled to sna it for libel,—~now speaks of him in high terms, among other things declar- ing that ho **has won the conflidenco of his as- socfates fn the Iouse, and cspeciathiy of the Judiciary Committee, of which ha is a mom- ber,” and that he *¢dessrves commendation, conafdering thegencral courso of his party.!” All of which, on being Interpreted, means that one good turn desorves another, and that, as the Daily News, the LYNDBorgan, not long ago puifed CAnPENTER, the Sentine!, MATT'a organ, now puffs Lyxpn. Conscquently, things are lovely and the polltical goose hangs at the prop- er elevation, BRrraxT are atill timely, but geotlemen who are about to Invent them should be careful not to havo a third person preaent at the alleged inter. view, for If that third peraon is slive ho may squeal, and If e, too, Is dead, peoplo may ro. gard {t as a susplcious clrenmstance. higher prices and higher wages, work for the | cool, no matter how intonse may have been unemplayed, and a return of confidenco and | the sun at midday. From 4 o'clock in the proaperity. ‘Two yenrs, however, havo come | afternoon on any day a shawl or comfortablo nud gone, and wo are no betler off. Bomo | robe is always of servico to those few branches of businesshaverevived alittle, [ driving in the parks, or along the but the ganeral staguation continnes, Bank- | Inke-shore, or on the bonlevards. The ruptcies are well-nigh nniversal. Thoshrink. | sories of patks, with their connecting drives, nge of valnes keeps up. Thonsands are nn- | aro unequaled in the United Staten, Tha employed. The conntry is full of tramps. | Bouth Parks, with their 1,000 acres in the Communists and Socinlists are working npon | neighborhood and abntting on the lako, with discontented Inborers, trying to indnce them | the drives in and approaching them, nre to ntrike, that they may profit by the goneral | alone worth a visit to Chicago. To those confnsion to burn and plunder, Al rorta of | must bo added the North Park, with tho fanatics and quacks and demagognes nre pro- | long drive of soveral miles nenr the edge of posing all sorts of romoedies, One wet of | the lake, and the Wost Parks of 2,000 ncros, «qnacka would water anddestroy the currency, | the whole systam connected with some thirty Another domands that wages shall be in. | miles of broad avenuos dovoted cxclusively cronsed and the hours of Iabor diminished, | to drivivg. Inall di[cut(ons from the city without suggesting auy manner in which the | are to bo fonund rural districts easily renched employer miny disposa of Lis products with- | by rail or by carriage, and mauy of them by out loss, so that he cnn pay incrensed | water, farnishing a meaus of outdoor enjoy- wages, Another thinks that evorything | ment not possiblo nt any of the ocenn or would Dbo lovely if the Government | tho mincral-water places of resort. would tarn itself into a paternal soup-house It must be remambered that the visitor to aud take care of everybody, wilhont consid- | this eity can find ieronll the enjoyments of a ering who is to provido the Government | motropolitan city, "There is mothing that with money to support the multitnde in | taste or pleasure can find in auy city thatis idloness. Another prophesies universal | not to bo found in Chieago. Tho whole prosperity it {lie Government will cstablish | continent is made tributary to the Chiengo & military colouy of 100,000 men in tho Far | market. Every delicacy in tho way of food of the present Chief-Exocnfive of the Nntion is something nstonnding. President 1laves must be a suan of wonderful nerve. Orecopy, per s 71.30 Cirboey !i!!';r. AW Ereeiuen copies sent Tree, Give Tost-Oftee adrers fn foll, facluding State and o e litnoees maybo made efther by draft, exprem, Fost-Office arder, or n registercd letters, at out fisk. TS TO CITY BUNSCRIDERS. ity delivered, Fanday exeented, 23 centa per week, 114y, deifvered, Ennday ineluded. M) cents ber week. Aditers THE TRIBUNK COMPANY, Catner Madison and lcarioni-ste., Chicazo. 1l Ordere for the deliversof Tuz TRIRCAE AL Evanston, Ergiewond, and Hyde Park left la the counting-room Wlirecetre prom E. L Weoen has fairly won the distine- tion of going npon record, in the Iangnuage of the Washington Star, ns ‘‘the biggest and clnmeest linr of the whole disgraceful Iot” dragged up'from Louisinna by the Torren Committec. Ho hasundertakon ncon- tract infinitely boyond his ability to -uccess- fnlly oxecute—that of filling the dreadfnl gops .which the preceding witnesses had loft in the Democratio caso. Ho bLas, it possible, told moro nhd meaner les than Axpensox is capablo of, The latter's stories inight have beentrme ; Wesen's ynrns are past all possi- Dility of credonce. Ho is a witness with les- timony mado to order, aud very badly mads ot that, DBut tostimony must be had, and Wenen's wiil do as well 0 nuy other as the groundwork for the ** terrific arraignment ¥ which the Porrrn Commilteo was appointed to prosent for effect npon tho fall elections, 1t is no wonder the Cummittce took u recess until July 10, The interval affords an oppor- tupity for Tupen's lawyers to coach this bungler for the cross-examination, which, were it to follow forthwith, lie counld not endure, —— Bast Ranpany, evidently thinks he fs g favorite son.” And yet Lo was seooped higlicr than that traditlionat kite of GUILDEROY'S at the last Btate Convention of bis party. A mun who talks a8 much as 8aw docs never can ha Prestdent, Look at Jiu Braixs and take warn. tog. ——— The goldiers of Ohio are circulating a petition in every township of ths 8tato, and overybody is signing 1t of courae, as who coull well refuse It, when it only demands that the present Legls. lature of the Democrata shall repenl thelrodfous Inw which deatroys the Soldters’ Orphans® Iomet ——— The English papers are now disposed to clalm that the long contest between artillery and are mor-plates has been scttied in favor of the for- mer. By the use of glant-powder, the enlarge- ment of the powder-chamber and the elonga- tion of the gun, Bir W. AnusTioNo has suc- ceeded in constructing guns which, weight for welght, have doubled the penelrating power of thelr vredecessors, and the high velocltios of thefr projectiles have been obtained without any undue strain upon the plece. A slewo gun, with acalibro of six Inches, has exhivited ex- traordinary ballistic power, the velocity of the seventy-pound projectile Leing no less than 2,000 feet per second,- the gun itsel! weighing less than four tous. The London Standard says of this: “Tho result ia in all respects romarkable, and pro- paras the way for an advanco in the power of artil- iezy which eannot_fail to produce the mast Inipor- Ttaoles’s Theatre. Pandoich strcer, between Clark snd Tafalle, Pagacement of e Unlon Square Theatrs Company, A Celebrated Case,” Afternoon snd evenlng, VicViewerin Theatre. between nate - and Dearborm. . Afternoon sod erening. ————— As Lord Durrrniy is to be made & Marguis on his return from Canada to England, the 1Vorld suzgests calling llm the Marguis ot CANADA. Thore 18 at lenst ono precedent luthe creation of Lord Canapa. Why not make tlm the Marquis of RipeAv, or of UTrawAl —— Benstblo wyomen nowadays havo- thelr dresses done up with tungstate of soda, 80 a8 to pre. vent them from taking fire. It you want to find out whether any glven woman Iy seusible or not, toss a flre-cracker under hor skirta. It Tiaverivia Thentrr. L Manros sireet, coroer of Dearnorn. Engagement of Mr. Juha Dllion. **The Colleen Nawn.” Attoraoon end ey eulng, New Chiengo Thentre, ¢ ©lark street, between [tamtotph snd Lake, -~ Variety encertalnment, Afternoon and evening. ershey Muslo Hall. Madtson strect, opposite MeVicker's Thestre. The MRkeets White Stocking Park, Lake &hore, foot of Washington street, Game ! = ‘ 5 tant resuita. There id every reason to belleve that | they blazo up, sho fen’t. betwren thie Providence and Chicagw Clute atd p.m. West, withont stopping to consider that to | —thu fruits, ihe menty, the fish, aud tho b it i ) et Ll 'y blazo up, Fireworks 21 8:3 In the erening. HuxTes, the man who hired bisopprantice, colnn'izo 100,000 waMEumw 160,000 others | Yogotables of overy climo—is hero in abun. grain.merchanta on the subject. Tho mn- | Farresnonding resulis ean | e Bisiiar s e Gnanay, to follow the unforiunnte music. publisher, ArwsTnoxg, aud, while Husren was wilking arm-in-arm with Anwatiove, to steal up bshind thom and kill Arw. sTRoNG with n linmimner, that a Inrge life-iusurance in TIuxten's nome on Au- sTRONG's lifo might bs secured, was yester. day, at Camden, N. J., fonud guilty of mur. der in the first dogree. He was condamned prizeipally on the evidonce of Gramast him- self, whoso coufession so startied the country apon fits first publication, The wiles of the most lenrned and eloquent law- yers, including nn ex-Sozrotary of the Nuvy, failed to obliterate the lorror inspired by the nstonishing treachery and crm- elty of the prisoner, and the jury werg vot divided in the opinion thnt ho should dio. It is thought thie Gasmuase, the miscrable instrument of tho doath of Anystnone and thoe conviction of Huxrrm, althougli confessing his horrible malefaction in behalf of the State, will bo declared be- yond the palo of that clemoney which Juatice can extend to witnesses who throw them- selvos upon her merey. Jority of those who wero interviewed refused to lot their names bo published, but among the few names given we rocognize those of members of the Corn Committoe, at whose door tho responsibility for the whole busi. nesa ia laid, One of tho Corn Committee depreeated any discussion of tho snbject 1n the newspnpors. "OF course ho denied every- thing; no member of the Committeo would do anything of the kind, but nevertholess he did not liko the newspapers having anything tosay, All Baltimoro is intorested in the matter of the (rade of the eity with the West, nnd if half a dozem per- sons, the Committee on Corn, somo of them directly in tho trade and personnlly interested in buying chenp and selling doar, ohoso for selfish purposes to drivo some millions of dollara of trade away from the city, why should the news- pnpors odvortise the faot and thus interfere with gontlemen trying to so clovate the grada of Baltimore corn that not a bushel wonld ever knowingly be ngain sent thors from the corn-raising districts? In tho meantime, tho scason for corn-ship. ment is passing awny ; the Corn Committeo ave nurafug the reputation, and the corn of the West is being sent forward by evory con. voyance to nll the ports from Montrenl around tho const, except to Baltimore. Every car on every road i in uso'to move the corn, cxeept the cars to Baltimore. Baltimoroe lina n high-toned Committeo which hold nowspa- pera in contowpt, and don't caro whether sny corn goes there or not. with the penetrating power of lts profcctile. thy cfiect iay bo broudly stated as donbling the powor hitherto oblafned. Futting the case moderately, it may bo wald that \wo now see tho way o provide our shipsof warwith guns of greatly-incrensed afficiency, Without adding to the wsight of (ho armauient they inve to carey. 1L would bo aayl 100 much o aesert that the Bower was capahio of Leinz douhled fn all reapocts, but that o very great and nomentous chango 18 now coming over tho Droblein of artiliery cannot bs doubied. e t— Kaanxer talks of coming East. Byail means, and ho shall have a fair fleld so long as ho dis. cusses publie questions In o pacific way. But It ho geta to blathering about ropes and lamp. postsypeoplo might take him nt his word, e e—— Tomsmuch as that Bursen-Porrer Committea wants a letter from Mr. JOIUN SHERMAN so very, wtry bad, why doesn’t the' Sccretary wiito them onel TRIBUNE BRANCU OFFICES, out of employmont. Hometimes thera ls | dauce, Everything in the way of clothing, PSR wisdom in & multitndo of counselors, but in | snd capeciaily of dresa goods, anything and thia enso thero is only confusion aud igno- | everytling that extravayauce or luxury may rnce, and 5o the hard times continno, Cer- | demand, Chicago asit to offer tolier vinitors. tainly thery is nothing in the Lusiness situa- | Visitors can manngo and control their ox- tion that warrants all tho noise wo nro | penditures here ns thoy canuot at tho ordi- making to-dny. If we turn to the political | nary sunmer rosorts, They can livo bero situation, the outlack ia not much more o | A3 expunsively in tho way of outlay as nt courngiug. It is cortainly n sorry speotacle | any other placo, bnt those of limitod moans, thint we bolold in the second century of tha | oF of less fashionable nnd wastoful tastes, can Republie, of two uoh politicians ‘as Mrs, | fiud all the comforts uud plossures of the Jeiiks and Awpensoy, bargnining to dispose | @reat city aod of its surroundings with as of tho Presidency to the highest bidder and | littlo cost as if at howe in their own resl- manipulnting the politics of n gront Stato, | dences. It tho effrontory of such demagogues ns Tuc Tninuse has of Inte years spoken but Butes, tho corruptions of such men as | seldom of the ndvautages of Chicago asa ‘Twerp and TiLpey, tho stufling of bnllot- | place of resort, becausa it hns hardly beou hoxen, the butldoziug of thousands of voters, | necexsary to do so, ‘Tho Incrensing number the embezzlement of public fands, the in. | of families who come hero in early Lemmer ohriety of Members of Cougress, the con. | from all ports of the Union and remaiu here trol of elections by bummiery, and thieves, | yutil fall, or who spoud tho midsummers and gamblers, tho euormons increnso of | hiere while the heat is intolerablo clsewhere, tases cousequent npon tho division of pub- | aro sufficient evidence of how widely extend- lio money nmong rings, nre clements of | ed Is the knowledgo that for real satinfaction progross, then wo hava nivanced boyond the | and enjoyment Chicago hny no rival asn republiconism of tho fathers, and may hoast | place of summer residonce. While throngh- oursolves befora tho world as the medel Re- | ot tho lnd tolay, sud at every ocean vil- public. The sober sonl who is in a reflective | Iago, at every mineral-spring and mouutain. meod will turn for comfort to the social con- | top barracks, the unfortuuato denizens are dition, and will -find vice and corrup- | sweltering in confined npartments or fainting tion in high places as well as in ) in the torrid heat of the July sun, the happy low. He will sec men holding ex- | rosidents and visilors of Ohicago are cujoy. altod positions in soclety and the Church | ing the pure breezes from tho lake, and, com- faithless to thele trusts; o recklossness | fortably clad in wraps, with ulsters and over- of human lifo which makes nothing of shoot- | conts within ready reuch, are colebruting the ing nnd strbbing for tho most trivial causes; | national holiday with tho pleasure and com- plenty of law but little of peualty; juries | fort of an ordleary spring day whoen the bought and sold liko cattle in tho market; | roses put on their firat Lenuty and bloom, rich criminals buying cxemption from puu. ishment ; employoes robbing thelr employers; officinls of great corporations defrauding the public; intenperance spronding like a prairie- tire ; the large cities ruled in the interosts of the clums; aund o low tone of morals char- nelerizing almost avery community, though uducation and religion wera nevor freer than now. Theso aro some of tho things that the sober sonl will see ay he reflects upon tha situation, nnd perhaps ho will come to the conolusion, in view of that situation, that fire-crackers, pin-wheels, whisky, and o gomeral hul. lubaloo aro dignified euough as the elements of & Fourth of July celubration, Tny. Cica00 TRIUEXK hoy catabllahed branch ofilces i reccirtof subscrivtivosand sdvertiiements as 1K ~Room 20 Zyibuna Bulldiog. F. T. Mo Favpex, Manager. rance—~Xo. 16Ttue de Ia Grango-Bateltere. 1 Mansin, Agen LONDON, Eug.—American Exchange. 448 Strand, ‘The Henlth Commissiouor of Milwaukee, Dr. 0. W, Wiour, scems determined to do his duty und Keep s clty freo from all contagious anid other di<enses that can be prevented by cleantl- nessandastrict regard to the lawsof health. fle lina just issued athree-columunarticle in thedally papers, setting forth the defects and thodangers of the publieschool bulldings and grounds, and now he has had circulated 20,000 coples of o «lreutar, in German and Engliah, in which ho tells the people that Information has reached his department *‘tuat a dreaded twelve-year visitation of cholera 18 on its way from Lhe foul pllgrimages of SBouthern Asia to Europe and Ameriea.” “This s preliminary tu some excel- lent advico In regard to disinfecting drains, sewers, and out-bulidings, aud the Doctor re- minds the reader thatalaw of Wisconsin im- posca a penalty as high as $300 fine, six months’ Imprisoument, or both, for disobeylug a reasous able order from the Health Departinent of eitles. e —— b Itinons ot the firat principios of dynamics, likewisc of military sclence, that you can't over- 1oad & pot-inctal pistol. ¥ SOCIETY MBEETINGS. ILLEL LODOE, Ko, 72, 1, 0. B. B.—On account of v L nuflmfi’-"-}w ceting Wil be henl 51 e Tk a1 on tho 4th of July, 852, 0 cloex . m. n'nre Pequested in Avtends Iy urder of ina et NRY Oltrual. Secretary. . THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1878, | A black bottle full of guupowler is one of the most trustiorthily amusiog of patriotle pyro- teclinle apparatus. | Bo Queen VicTonia Is tomake Lord Baacors- riecp o Duke. Why not! Didn't Le moke an change yoatordny cloaed at 993, Empress of l!ert % Weather slightly warmer, partly cloudy, with n possibility of light rains, is tho most elseerful prospoect vouchsafed to this rogion for to-day. Announcement is made of the de- parture of Samven J. Truoex for Europo yesterdny. For nine or ten days tho poor man will be spnared the mortifieation of wading through the roporta of the Porren Committee. My son, It sinners ontico thee to carry firg- crackers and mutches in thy pants-pocket, cun- scat thou not. # That base-ball club of Milwaukes must ba composed catlrely of Democrats,—it is beaten soeasily, f ‘The clonds are breaking. Qnonam Frawvcis Tratx will not lecture again after Sunday next. ‘Tiger! Count Scmouvavory is reported to have apoken his wind very freely in the Berlin Conyross in referoncs to the British policy of importing Indinn troops to Europe, as woll a3 to the practice of selling modern faploments of warfaro to thae Asfatics, The daugor to Europcan civilization, the menaco to its very cxistence, was polnted out earnestly and forcibly, and the Con- tinantal Powors were urged to consider the probable consequoncos of placiig nrms of precision and deadly exccution in the lhiaude of the countless miltions of Chinna and Iudia. Tt in said that BracoxsvieLn replled lightly to Scrouvarore's vigorous spe:ch, and took tho ground that tho subject was not within the province of the Congress to discuss. Brayancr and Wannixarox, while taking o similur view regarding the jurindiotion of this Congress over the question, aro repre- santed to have boen deoply imprassed with the remarks of Scrouvarorr, wnd to have wubsequontly exprassed in- private the opin. ion thut the subject was ono of suflleient im- portance to warraut tho assembly of a Cou- greds couvened spocificully for the cousider- ation of the subjueet, ‘What soldiers may expect of Democratic Con- @resses or Leglslatures is foreshindowed by the action of the Democratie Leglslature of Ohlo, which, only an the 1ith of May last, by a solld party vote, passed the blll introduced by the Chairman on Mititary Affalrs and Soldlers’ Or- phans' Ilome, himscll o confessed igscrter, bounty-jumper, Penitentlary convict, #d pro- Jeasional burglar, which bill, now o law, excludes from the Soldlers® Orphans’ Home at Xenla all soldiers’ children under twe/ve yeara of age, and compels all widows baving children thers to turn thelr pensions over to tho Home! Tt is uunceessary to remark that this, [n cffect, abal- ishus the Home, for, of GO0 children thers now, it Is suld over 460 are less than 19 years of age, aud this law scts them ail out on tha strects! i —— Private DarzrLy keeps a astanding challenge In many ot the leading papers of Oblo to any respectable Democrat to meet him in joint dis- cussion on tids questions * Ougbt the people of Ohio, und especlally the soldlers, to ludotss and approve the character and conduct of the pres- ent Democeratle Leglslature In every particu- larf" The Private, aga member and cye-wit- uess of the proceedings of that Infawwus Legls- lature, uudertakes to deny tuat that body s worthy of ruspect, cunfldonee, or indursement, because of nsuy thiugs, cspeclally becaase it pussed the bill “to destroy the Soldlers’ Or- phans’ Home. Bo indefunsible {s thd action of that Lowislature that no Democrat tins yes an- nounced his accoptancs of this challenge. Bweet-oll aud catton-wool are wood for pow- der-burns. | Turkey refuses to yicld consent to the Austrinn occupation of Bosina and Herze. govine, but is powerless to terpose active measured of resistance. Tho troops now en- camped at the border will be regarded by the Porte as armed invaders, but the bitter pitl inuat be swallowed with nothing more than a grimaco of distaste, ——— Flzzl Hangl!l Boou!il! CRASHINY ‘The Coroner loveth a cheerful inquosh er— e — The ** 010 Man" should bave left some one in charge of his Wells-street cuncern as managing editor when he went abrond. Asimatters stunht, 1t 18 o houwse divlded ugainst itsell, ook at this as n spectmon of oppositiou and contradict- ory viaws un the same subjuct, taken from yes- terday's lssue: LOOK X TilI PlCTUNE, ‘IR Times, fourthoage. | The Tnes, NN paze. 1n passingthe Dearborn} The repeal of the Dears #teeot ordinance over the'born stroel assessinent yetoof Me. Mayor HEaTitjonlinance by the Coun- the City Smcubly Aasell on Moiday ‘ayuae dunlammmqmlabefl:l.‘in: last was tho sub- ) This Is tho flnhom 4th fnst. e PERSONALS, John B, Gongh and wife aall from -New York noxt Wednosday onatwo years' European uip. Bon Butler and Whittier deny emphutically that they nrototake any part in Jeney C. Bowen's ‘Wonuatuck celebration to-dsy. Some unknown douor has presented tho Brussele Musco with (ho portralt of an unknown penionute, evidently an Kuglishman, In Rubens' very beat stylo, S - The Queon of England hias returned, bo- cause of the inaccuracy of Its address, a petition foewarded to hor by somo Edlnburg ladies who styled ner ** Empress of Indfa." Goorge Francis Tran has given all the proceeds of his two lecturcs at Rocheater for tun rellof of & pour Irteh girl who had been . crushed under o wall. lle dellvers his farewell lucturo on Suuday next. Ouly three French Marsbals survive Prosi. dent MacMahon, old Canrobert and Lo Wienf, who went Inta tho war of 1870 fArm fn the bolief thot not o gaitor-button would bo wanted to suppiy the nroiies of France, DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY. If there wny anything to which tho Demio- corats wero emphatically pladged in assuming control of the popular branch of Congress, it was to mnko a notable reduction in Gov- ernment exponditures, - Speaker Ranvatu confidontly promised a saving of $10,000,000 o year as o rosult of Domocratio success. ‘There was a pretenao during the last Con. gross of cuthing down the exponscs, but it wns only n protense aftor all, 'Fhe amount actually appropriatod did not represent the oxpendituros whicl Congress ind made nec- cusary by law. The appropriations wera cut down for mera political capital, but tho ox- ponditures went oo just the same under the 1laws which authorized and necessitated thom, All this has been exposed by summing up the approprintions for the fiscal year onding Juno, 1870, Mr, Rawpars had promised a saving of 40,000,000 & year; Mr, Huwirr pro- Thewyes of Ameriean turfltes are centerod on the great “raco at Loulsvilla to-dny be. twecn the celebrated horsos ‘Ten Broeck and Mollie McCnrthy, representing respoctively the cquine aristocracy of IKontucky wnd Californin. Our correspondont predicts {ho lurgest attondanca of spectators over Lnown at o horso-race in Americs,and a con- tost which, if mn upon its merits, will take rauk ns the greatest ovent iu American turf aunals. NOW ON Tilis 0X¥, which will rucelve Lhe ap-ject of discurslon around vrovalof all citizens, ex-/Lha City-Hall on_ yester- cepting tho sveciul fowiday alternoon. 1t ta be- Uit wore hoplng toprofitjliuved by inany that the Ly proceedings whove in- suits for damages com- Justico would have penced agalnat the city amounted in many caued when the ordinance Brit 10 actuul conflscation of passed the Council will private propurty for pri-now be prosecuted with vate penclit. OF course, ¥igor by the Intorested {ie puor ‘old humbugparties. Tho city, 1t is newspaperconcern onthe belleved, Aaa recounizea achiwol section will howl'as ralld the judgments ogainst this rigntevuanct; fordatmages, by 1o recelut but whon it 1s known:0f money on account of that tho uwners of that the sasessment, and also ola concern were among Oy paying parties ¢ por. those expeciing to prodt {ion of tAs damages, and 1pon other mon's injur- by requiring others to los (1), their howlingwill' bl on & pariicular Tho colebration of tho contenary of the mnssacre of Wyoming, which occurred July 3, 1778, began yestorday at Wilkesbarre, Pa., with Prosidout Haves in attendance to lend interest to the occnsion. We print this morning, 1 connection with tha tolographic report of tho exercises of yesterday, an in- toresting sketch of the beautiful Valley of ‘Wyoming as it was s hundred years ago and is to-ny, togethor with a resume of the battle FOURTH OF JULY, ‘We have entered upon thu third Fourth of July of the second century of Ameriean Indepondence, nnd tho energivs of the prople will be devoted to velcbrating it within tho limits defined by the swoop of Oanren Han- CHICAGD AS A BUMMER RESORT. Wo lave boen repoatedly called on this season to riso and explain why wo have not prosented * Chicago as a Place of Bummor Resort” with our accustomed fidelity, We e Couslderable comment Is maden Washington overthe courss pursucd by Mrs. Vinsin Keaxt- Hox1n In her effort to keep bur husbaod in ofllco nr.ox's engle. The yonnger portion af tho | take the occasion of the national holiday to | clalned that £25,000,000 Lsd actually beon | bo nanied as & merelyiiine. sacasod dam- | yuder tho operation of the uew Distrlct Gov- Gen, 'Irepoft, the Profoct of Police, whoin and butchery which will forever stand as s | comrmunity will find no difiloulty in moking | contribute to the catalogus of ransons why | saved; the figures showod about $1,000,000 | BEVAF AR persoust (T CLsATalnst fha Droberty | erynent. Vinnia went'nto the looby, and, [ Vera Ssssoulitcl tried to shoot, went to Wicha- horrible blot npon civilization, tho doy memorablo for nolse, if for nothing | the American people should rojoico, the itom . tion of thls amount ' bas dento bave the bullet extracted, 8howas not loss approprintions for the past yenr; even this would have been s vory fair aud com- mendablo ‘redantion,—but now come the appropriations for the current year, inwhich about 14,600,000 are for deficlencies of Inst year, In other words, the pretense bas been oxposod, oud the actual aaving was morely nomiual, and mads at the expouse of the most useful portions of the Governmuut service. Tho appropriations for the ourrent yoar bave been made o a8 reckless a fashion as over before under auy party. 'Fho Demo. crats caunot ovado the responsibility, for thoy linve abaoluto control of that brauch of Congress in which the monoy mons. ures originate, But they have entered heart and woul into the log.rolling policy which is ohicfly responsiblo for ox- travagant expenditures of Government money nnder Gongressional sanction. The River and Harbor bill is the best fustanco of this, Noarly §9,500,000 have boen voted awny (the great bulk of which is to bLe squanderad) under the plea of improving rivers and harbors, somo of which can wearcely bo found on the most recont maps, This same vicious principle of barguining away tho®people’s taxos whoreby one Con. gressnan agrees to vote away money at the roquest of auother on condition that the latter will reciprocate, ran throbgh the other appropriation bills till tho whole sum ap- propristed, in addition to the intereat on the publio debt, anounts to about &174,000,- 000, Of this, nearly $14,500,000 was for dcfi. cioucies on tho last year,—that is, for expond. itures ordered by Congress for which tho money bad not beon voted, Deducting this sum, and thero romaius wbout $138,. 500,000 of money to be applied on tho ex. peuses of tho curront year. This sum is sbout §3,000,000 in excess of the appropria- tions for last year, but it will nuces.itate another buge Duficiency bill nextyenr, ‘Chis is evidont from the fact that the July state- went of - the public debt shows an incroase of §2,149,881, which represcutsa deficicucy. ‘Fhe result will Ly that the Siuking Fuad for the current year will be wiped out; sud affalrs wounld have bLeen still worse if tho Democrats bad suoceedsd iu reducing the tobaceo tax, as they desired to do. ‘There is no political trick more dishonest thau a show of economy which is inade by reducing the actual appropriations of a year below the awount ascertained to bo neces. sary to psy the expensed provided for by otnor laws. It {4 upon this trick that the Dewocrats bave relied to deceive the public, Mo ouormous Deticiency bill which they Lod to poss this year: has exposed thew. “Their increase of 33,000,000 for the expenses of the cuizent year will, cu the sawe busis, belug an cxpert at the busluess, soon ** honoy- fugrled ® enough Congreasnien to get the bill ro amended as to save her husband (rom removal, —wiercat all the pert gorsips ut the Capltal de- noutice the captivating littlo sculptress as & brazen-faced what-do-you-call-her. airoudy been collected, and viuchiers havo been tsanea for about 81420, while the County surer holds warranis fur the colivction of the romatndor, In vlew of these facts, a nice point Iaw, arises 03 (o whether'or uot the cify \has tiken possession. Enllecs litigation in the matter s looked for, Who runs the contern anyhow in Btongx's absence—DENABIT or MATTESON, BNOWDRN ur PatresuN-~or which? - ———— The fate of the young Quecn MynczEnEs isa sad one, It ls only a fow montns sinco she gave ber haud to hor coustn ALPionse und was led from a sumptuous marrisge-altar to the throve of Spaln, Her nuptials were celebratea with unusual splendor, aud Monarchs and people sent costly gifts, the Pope crownlng them with the rose of dlamonds, which he sent to the falr young glirl wita his blessiue. 8ho mounted tho throne umid the bearty und honest cungratula- tions of tho Spunish people, who hoped that her offspring would bring permanent peuce to thelr disurdered country, uud who luved lier for her Dbeauty and her goodness, Sho divd with sub- lime coursgu and falth, consoling her agonized Tamily about her and sending tender nicsaages to the peoprs outsikly the palace, who, upon bended kuces, were pruying for ber recovery. Notwithstanding the tickleuess of theSpanlards, there can bo little doubt that they were proud of thele young Queen; tbat they sdmired her for her porsonal quallies, and that they regard- ¢d her with 8 persunal home feeling such us they never lave fur warriors or statesmen. Iler death came to them, therefore, as a personal luss, und no Mouarch of Spain has ever passed away who was so uuniversally beloved. The HSpaniards have at Jeast one Quoen who bas died upon the throne and whose memory thoy will chersh, When MaTr Caursytes was a candidate for ra-election to the Unlied Btates Benate from Wiscousin, and Sas Rinpskors was the Demo- cratie caudidate for Congress fo the Milwaukee District,—SaM being the beaa and front of the Whisky Riug, afterwards broken up by Secri- tary Bristow,—It was upouly charged that sn agreervut wusentervd lnto between Canrentan aud RixpsKorr whereby they were to aud each othur,—thy Republicaus Lo yote the Dewocratle tickot fur Conruss, snd the Democrats . in turn to supvort Matr's candidates for the Leglsla- ture in the strong Democratic districts. Thls ‘wai the current rumor at the time, but it is o @ than Just to both of those geatlcmen to a8y that they empbatically denled that they Lad ever madoe such an arrangement. But politics s something ot a science in Wisconstn, as it is in Louisian~, and ft {s not likely that either of those Uitav,uusticatrd po't bavoowned up even i the «i.gc had been true. Dut the best-laid nlaus of wen owd politiclans often wdscarey, and, altoeh Rivvsgory wus fug ..t canviss ot acvount of the ¥ of tho strong Bemocrsie Assembly Districts returned men fayorabla to the re-election of Mr, that on the earth's surface thero 1 not such a delightful place for summer resort as Chi- cago, looking out over the Lroad expause of Lake Michigan. Wheu twelve years'ago wo fimt pointed out the desirabloness of Ubicago as a tem- porary home in the summer, there were mauy things which we liad to point out ns certnin 1o be in the future. Wo bud no parks; we bud but a lmited numbpr of puved streets; wo had no drives; and we hud no accessiblo suburba, AN theas have fong since bocowe realitios, aud the visitor to Clileago cau now find hero all the com. forts aud luxuries of metropolitan life, with the refreshing atmosphere and dolicious rolief of rural scenery, aud suburbun rest apd quictude, To the denizens of the large and small cities, the crowided and populous distriots, of tie mwountain Blates, and of tho sea-const as well as the widespread plains, Chicugo offors during the summer scoson a change more plensant and agreeable, and ut the samo thue a residence more ubounding in comfort nnd tusury, than cau be found clsswhere, In the first place, Chicago is accassible from every part of the couutry by‘ direct rontes of truvul, The routo from distant 'Lexas and from Mulue s ns direct as it is from neigh-. boring Detroit or Iudisuapolis, Frow Pen. sscola, Mobile, 8au Fraucisco, Boston, Rich. moud, Chnrleston, aud New York the run to this city iu dircet, fuvolving no weste of qime, and sttended by all the lusurivs of woderu travel. Al tho lines of travel from all parts of the land lead to Chioago, aud, this ¢ity being the centre, it is Lal? way be. tween nll the various extremes of torritory, Chicago Lns wmore aud better-appointed hotels—nol mere temporary burrucks put up, for a keason—than auy other city, fncluding those of twice its eize, in the United Btates, Tho daily arrivals of non-residents in this city by the thirty or wore roads enteriug Clicago exceed in number the population of uny one of four-fifths of the cities in the Union, and thess arrivals aro comfortably boused and fed and supplied with all (heir wauts as a watter of permaneut overy-day busiuess, Tho Lotels of thiv city can uc. commodate comfortably, in sddition to the ordinary trunsiout custom, msny thousand suwmmer residents, und each yeur the num. Ler of invalids seekivg Chicago for healih, aud of fawilies seeking puro air, pure water, the means of healthful exervise and onjoywents, as woll as an abundantly. suppliod table, hus buen so increusing that tLis city Las now become au established place of sumuer roort. In the summer wowson wo biwe o wost cosunpolitan pop- wation, ~2Mexizuuy, Suuth Amricaus, Huyun- snccosatal, but ho hias had sn apoplcctic attack and ‘been paralyzed in buth bis leys. The Italian painter, Tranquillo Oremonn, hae just died from the effects of Lis curlous hamt of mixing hls cuiors i (ho pabin of his oxido of lead cautainod I the paints waa sosorbed 1nto his system and caused his desih. The editor of the Catootin (3d.) Clarion ia a fathor; babies are axpensive luxuries; he wanis monuy; ho urges hie delinguent subscribers (o pay up; ho doown't ufter & cliruwo, but e promises to Jutroduce ali faithful debtors to the baby, Bandwaun, the actor, on the ground that wuntil his case hing baen declded ono way or another he can get no engugeuient neithor on the Continent nor iu England, bas applicd to Lave bis tetal for wesaulting prusty Mrs, llousoy sceolcrated, but thu Loudon courts have declined to tuterfere, 'I'rue 10 the tradition which requires every Fronch Academician when ho mgked a solemu apecch (o put & blunder Jo Ity Charies Blanc— Charles Blanc, of all weu!—In woiconing Bardou to tho waseinbly of the Iunnortals, wade Moliero play his plucos at the Theatre of tho Lue Gueno- gaud,.which was nok opeucd Uil sowe mouths afior Mullere's deatt. Forty-three English ofticers who fougnt at Waterloo atill suevive, eightecn of whom havo, rvice, 0 of thum are Field- 0 ara Gcenerals, One of tho 1e Whillam Rowan, who ls grates fully rememtiored a0 the man who firet foltiated Amaericans into the mysterivus excellcucivs of thst exquisite mornlug drick, the John Collins, A story is atloat about Caleraft's sucoeusor, Marweod, olting & sulary of £3 8 week from the City of Londen as public exccationer, bosiica from £50 10 £100 for every provineial Banglug no attends (o, 1t 16 al) bosh, Lts regular salary—2o is uol bangman to thy Corparation of London—Ls aguinea a weok, with e expesses sing o smnall additional slluwsace wheasvor ho bus (0 ottictatu, In 200 years Puris Las only ween threo Royal funerals, and of these one was that of tho ex-Kiog of lianover, George V., s fow days ago, and auother the reinteriaant of Napulcoa in 1810, Louls XVI11. was the only ruler of France thatdicd sud was burled fu bis capltal, Louls XIV, aud Louls XV, dled 8t Versailics and wero burled hasii- 1y by night; Louls XVI and Marle Antolvetto were thrown without cereinony fnta pits of quick- lme; thelr son, Slwmon's little prievnce, Louls XVIl., was buried 0o one kuows where; Charles X. aud Louis XIX., the pusntom Kug, better knowu to history as the Duc a'Angouicme, died ta exilo st Uorits; Luuls Philivpe expired at tlarce mont, in Euglond, sud Napoleon 111, rousing llo st Ghlslehurst, ‘Wililam McPherson, a voteran of the war of 1612-*14, who diod, aged 83 years, at Cockeys- ville; Baltimore Couaty, Tucsday lust, was interred wrupoed 13 the Amorican flag that fuated vver tuo fort aurlng the momorable dgut. The dag orlz- nally messured sixty feet long aud forty wide, anl was substantlslly wade of **old-Ume" buntine From tiuie to thme strips were 1ora off for the wany pervons who wished **a reltc of the old dlag,” ro that whew placed In the grave it was reduced to th) sles of about forty Ieed lony aud eigbteen wide. §1 was too bulky to Gud room withip (ho cotin, aud cousequentiy It was apread over the lid of tho cotin bux. Heslo wado the roguvet b~ fore Uyl bat u bombsliell throwu st Fort Me- ilenry, which bo bad 1o Lis possesaton, should b0 placcd At Ll f00t of the grave, else, A groat mauy thousnnds of dollara will bo burned up and blown up with rockets, Roman candies, cruckers, torpodoes, and equibs, Wo shall hoist flags and fire cannons, guny, blunderbuses, nud plstols, I'he young mon and maldens will go off on plenies, and the old ones will wigh for the wingiof a dove that thoy may fly into the willeruess ond be at reat for a day at least. Ax o matter of course, m_sveml cannous aud frourms must oxplode, putling out severnl oyes, Luru- ing numerous fuces, and Llowing off sundry legu andarms tothe dolightof venders of glass oyes and cork legs, Bome who go ou two logs to-day will stump along on one to.mor- row, and somu who look cul of both vyes to-day will to-morrow have only un eye singlo to sublunary objects, Firedusurance agouts will pasa tho day with apprehonsion, wi numerous dwelling-louses, shops, and fuctortes will bo offured up on the altar of American freedom. Awmbitious politiclans will haranguothe assembled multitzdos upon the progress of the couutry, the duties of patriotis, and the lessons of the hour, und, while «levatiug the Ltopublio to the ekies and themselves with it, will deag tho effete monarchies of Europu down into the dirt, and pave the way their ambition leads with plati. tude sud buncombo of the choapest sort, We sbull bave honse-raccs, Uall-games, boulires, picules, balloon.uscunsions, runaways, fires, fights, bell-ringing, cannon-thundaring, luke. wxcursious, firuworks, shiows, rows, daucing, fug-flying, targut-shooting, eating, driuking, tire, tlzz, fuss, sud fury, from worulug to night. Some people will shut themsclves up sud curss the day, and others will got drunk and incresse tho geueral din by such individual shouting sy may cccur to thew ucoussary to prove thut they are patriotic, Noise will be the esseutiul fuature of the day, and the man who wakes the most uolss msy be sssumed (o be the wmost patriotic, The day will be sacred to bullabaloo and juwboree, and the wajority of people will be glud when it is over and they can return sguin to thewr accustomed ruts and quict ways undisturbod Ly the racket which is cou. sidered sn indispensable element of the popular devotion to the Goddess of Liberty. Thero will bo some sober souls, perhaps, who, in the widst of the patriotic pandemo- niwa, will st down and question how much progress has been wmade by the country duriog the past huudred and two - Fourths of July, und whetlier there is any special ocea- slon for wakivg such a racket, sud subjeot. ing the much-ubnsed American Figlo to such 8 divorsity of torture us thut ungainly fowl must endure to-dsy. They will ind nothivg in the busivess condition of the country that wurrants the nolse. Wb first Fourth of July 'Tho protest which was filed tho other day by a Queboo man against the wedding of n fascinating and fashionable widow who had jilted lum proved to boof no avail. The Bishop, with whom tho protest was lodged, forwarded it to the impending Lridegroom, who prowptly proceeded to admjnister a thrashing to the unbappy jiltee; then ho hurried up and married the widow. The amelancholy satisfaction of haviug his hated and successful rival fined for mssault i all ihat now remains to him of the blighted heart and disfigured countenance, ——— et ‘The Ohlo Democratic platforin contalns no soldiers’ plank this year,~io bid for the soldier voto, No duubt the framers of ft thought such aplanke would be superfiuous in a party that toars down Soldiers' Orphans' Homes, and fol- lows the lead of an old bounty-Jumper and con- viet. ‘Thers wasat luast consistency in iguoring the soldlers, for the soldicrs of Ollo, or wa nias our guess, will ignoce that party solidly In October. ® — Eris HorLAND, the notorlous ballot-box stuft- er of Cincinnatl, hua rosolved to bult the Deme veratle ticket il work for the Rupublicans, We hopo bio will help us to get a Congressman or 50, but we stiall uot thercfors {nsist on s uatne being Inscribed on the bead-roll of Repuo- Meuntsmy busldo that of LiNcory. Wa may Lave to use Eru lloLLANDs agoinst the party of Eph Ilollandism, but we give no warruuty, bo it un- derstood. 1u sour patrlotie and pyrotechole exuberance, do not forget the poor reporter, who is com- pelled to driuk his dally whisky in the sweat of his penal. A few torpodoss luvished upon » solrited horss, or 4 bunch of ‘cheap fire-crackers brought fute futimate counection with o dog ‘who is jnclined to bydrophiodla, way o do a sufl- funng fellow-creature good, and all at bow listle cast to yourself! — Tho Sun (BurtEr Dem.) says that-if Bay ButLer **has really mado up his miud to be the uext (lovernor of Massachusetts, the starchicd respectubilivics may as well como down,” Hoshl Brx hos made several deaporatcly carncst vi- tampts to capture the Goveruorship, but there {4 t00 much respectabllity, starched vnd other- wise, lu the Buy State for t| ust yot. Eriza Povgston.PRiToasp now oontra- dicts the statement and affidavit wormed out of her recently by a Loulsiana Democrat who visited her st Canton, Miss,, for that purpose,—viz. : to induce her to *confess” that her husband was not killed by the Dum. ocratio bulldozors at o), that the horrid wounds which she paraded before the In. vestigating Committoe in New Orleaus were in fact moro scratchos, and that the fraud wos practiced with the full knowledge of tho visiting statesmen, Eriza uow ropudi- otes thouflidavit as false. Will nothing hold water that the Dewmocratio fraud-huntore Luvo boen at such paius to patch up? A number of minor matters in connection with thodeliberations of the Berlin Congress ure giving more trouble and occupying more time in discussionsthan the settlement of the Lig quustion brought out. Both the Russian aud the British Plenipotentinries bave been soverely censured by the pross of their respective countries on nccount of thelr course in waking coucessious in the interest of peuce, and fn deferenco to thess expres. sions of popular sentiment at home the rep- resontatives have fallen to higgling over the fow remuants of the Eastern question not yet disposed of. Day after day has beun taken up in this way, greatly to the weariness and disgust of tho peutrals, who have not the slightest concern respeoting the Bandjuk of Bophun or the cession of Batoum. England ond Russin keep up the squabble entirely uniony themsolves, and the rust of the Pow. ers submit with the best possible grace to the tiresome infliction. Upon being dismissed frumn s position fn the New Orloans Custow-llouse the con. seience of WirLuax SiursoN quickened sl of a sudden, and e deteriined to reveal u sceret which might bave been forever buricd under suother appolutwent, He told tho Sub-Committes ull wbout it st Now Orleans yesterdoy—how be had been told by another person, whose name by re- used under uvy prossurs to divulge, that a T et Row many of the people who dally voyage in steamboats or upon the rultroads will eredit the fact tiat ut loast two of tho basscugers who ‘weut up tho Hudson with FULToN on the frt trip of the first stewnboat are lving, and that W. N, Kousp, the clork who bouked the flrst passeozer by tho fArst saiiroad, from Liverpool 0 Manchester, has Just died! e ———— It tnust not be betleved that CoNELING camis to the support of FENTON fu the Bouate at the late session because ho huted FENTON less, but tbat he loved CONKLING more, CONKLING ex- pects to tind Jordan u hand road to travel in New York next winter, uad i Lo can draw the teeth out of FENTON'S pulitical Jaw it will be a wood thing. —e— Incase your house i buroed down by & pa- triotic fucéndizsy, seo that your clalia {stn proper abaps ere it 13 subuitted for aojustinent to thy company, Much trouble will thuy be saved. e The caltor of the New York Sum, *which shives for whl,”—we wican the paper, aud wot the ealtur,—cyidently forgets, in bly altsck