Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1881, Page 4

S e e e m T S e et 4 e e i o e e HE' CEICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, . APRIL' 29, 1881—-TWELVE PAGES ~ -~ " slnco the lattor does not require hormetical' | factions of the Repuliican party; and to cone " f senling, and the lights burn froely in tho opon | tinue wuch longor the courso that has been U T,e rx n %¢ | nlr by the,use of movable carbon potnts. ‘Tha | followed thus far will be much niore o sur- | Brush light has, howover, been Impractioa- | render to tha Democratsthan any conovssion ' TERMS OF SURSCRIPTION. ble for the {luminntion of Interlors by the | that may bo made to publle ovinlon or any Inivosalbllity of subdivision, which has | wilingness to transact the publlo buslness for —POSTAGE PRRPAID. | been charneteristicalso of othor systems, this | which the Senato was convaned : me———— of property. Tho Russian nobloman cannot deprived of bis incuine nor his honor oxeopt a formal verdiot of bis own noble campeors, which must bo {ndorsed by tho Caar. Ilo cannot be Incarcaratad, ia froe from all porsonal taxes, and exempt from military dutys besides this, bo onjoys many othor priviieges, Thu dumains of thn Russtan Crawn, oxclusite of thuso' trans #inal wintor-cholora chiarge of tho aggregate sumof $80,000, Knch vietim patd his 82, fired his Individunl flour-porridgo bowl ont outo the shiewalk, melted his pewter spoon Inthe kitchen-stove, and resumed businuss and tho consumption of stale vegetables and sour fruit. This summary removal of n keent York, bolng the natural headquarters, and containing & halt-civilized population of for- olgnors, who oun ecasily be Indoetrinated with thelr dangerons and ehaotic prineiples, wiil bomost likely to bo tho sceilo of the wotst and bloodiest disvrder, which may ox- tond to othor citles ltko Philadelphin, Cln- will eranto f 1?in Manit tho ¢ huyov:;:l\'v!ll lll'n:rl\:rltgz !enl’(’ l?l‘i'!"lhllfll‘v!‘lulcx??ul‘ps cago rather Rt cition. @ OF tho tmaro disiuny goe Bt Louls Glohe-Démocrat (Rop,): | introduotion to iy Ktisa aud Pail gp 1008 federnoy, Joft Davis sayn: o .:: ':"%- BY MAIL~TN ADVAN tho widows, and Orphans of tho (ot DAl edition, oo sen . oo 81800 | {mpossibility necessitating the wse of too scourgo was dunbtless o reform, but, nlaslit | cinnati, Chiengo, and St Louls, which tave :';':gz.‘:ll':!&:;fi":::‘ “"‘:““"":‘Yn';‘:‘:-":"";:‘;}',’: «dend 1 ulfor tho consolation that ,',’,,,f:"‘;‘:’:;ll. Lnliy ang, 1'5?.'3}‘;'.“(7.‘;”!.‘.‘.5 u 14,00 | many wires, ‘Tho nccumulation of wires Is JONES OF FLORIDA. was & compromise, Had the doctors pos- | a shmilar ovil-mirided cloment of populatlon, | Gy S iomaites, or five times as much ns [ thoy mouri diod for the HEht” Jery ey Monda,, Wodneedny, diid Frigny, per year... 809 | lso a disadvantago In another way, which is | = Many remarkable contradictions coma .be- | gossed the noral courngo to withstand the | This-disorder niny sprend intil the eonserva- 00 ton wil bo very uceeptubje, Wiz, the aroa of the wholo Kingdom of Italy, tho in< 0 douli, by, "“"“’v’;\_ el L 299 | ;1w being conniderod In London, whero the | fore observing peoplo from time to_time, but | fmpetuous mssault . of tho vegotable- | tive poople arlse fn thelr wmight 1ko the | came of whioh ts sabjaot to tho will and controt | Fammd, B4 sl more. o rameciaf g i KEK! | ON—POSTT. 1.80 | ¥arious systems of lightlng aro being 1t ins been reserved. for Scnator Jones, of donlors wo might lnve rovoled * In | French fatmers, and put It down In blood, | of ono man only—the Caar. ¥ It 1s catlmated that tho profits on \ho 3},‘.?"‘ e 388 | (cated, and that I3 tho possibiiity that tho | Florida, to exhibit tho most astonlshing of | fresh vegetables at loast onc symmery | taking & condign revongd for erine agalust ————— bo nt lToust $100000. oAt A i e Sncsitr-ng o 20.00 | irog iy bo tampered with by mischiavous | Tecent occurrence, At Irlshman who es- | and (who kiows? perhiaps) held Asiatio chol- [ soclety, uud that will bo theend of it, for a | Trl:m ’ll‘ll{:}slll tllgniul-flelwrlnl'w this cn\u:; B E ot nrhim oty h‘u%l:-u'.f,“ e o wadrass in full, Inclnding County | Persons so 08 to throw strects and thorough- | caped from English slavery forty years or 50 | era ot o distance. There s another con- time at lenst, This Is whnt may happen ns o"‘"n "‘“’m‘” “u'm“:‘ ‘g;tl"" r:;’:':“;m':d‘;: :“';l':: ::;“m ko oephang, 1t wo four o s too groggy i and Kinte. fares into complete darkness. A very {n- | Rgo to become o slavbholder in Amserien, atul | spiracy, howsver, which promlsés to rival | the upshot of the Europenn llolg Aliances, Inwwnfilom \ts pnyment, aud casriod bis casa Cinétnnall Commerelal (Rap.y: v Diies ordon T Teaistarol b d”:::: ‘preth | gonlous method, however, s recently been | then to appear In the United States Sonato 08 | that of the winter-cholera. Mother Shipton | tending to spew thelr Commuhlsts upon | jnto tho Bupreme Court, which hna kicked it out. | of Sonntor Conkling states that &2 A iy Fon-Ofica order, orIn regltercd lottor atour sk, | o L red of subdivlding the lieht, necording | & defonder of slavery twenty yenrs aftersinv- | was cortainly not wrong Inpredicting fortho | us, It Is a chanco thet —must | Thooass i thus statod: Ulomasto with the Ao menns F7E1 ming Datly, dollvered, Sunday oxcapted. 20 conta porwook. |'{o the London Times, which seoms to removo | rY I8 abolished, and'in the courso of that de- | year 1891 n scena of horrors. The season | be takon, boenuse the right of asylum for N’l’h:(fllrfl:fi I::Xfirl:‘l:u::nm'\‘::gg “xle'sb gf wlm Tuls alwaya disgustod about oversis, nmm D;‘xi::n.‘nmmd'&"filfif ‘%‘5’:"-?:‘}‘#52%5‘&5‘&‘1&?""" nll the obstacles that stand fn the way of | fensato quote an Englishmnn who flourished opons nuspleiously (?) for the reallzatlon of politieal offenses ¢nnnot be denfed In this ch‘;‘:m ins Company. Mr. Christophor Oscnna | Y08 disgusted when® tho r«ur«-s:nmn:;,'g Cornar Madlason nnd Dearborn-ata., (bicago, 1il. | bringing tho Hght Into gomeral use, Tho | & contury ago, is & cumulative contradie- | her worst dreams, colintry to rofugees, however inwelcome or | yan, ns Connul-Gotioral, ns tho reproseritativo of | Dontoratla distrfots could not forcg g gy m_— Thines deserlbos it substantintly ns follows: | tion which defles competition. 1tisan accu- POSTAGE, The prodieing power ‘18 & blchromatic bat- | rate description, however, of Jones, of Flor tery and n half-inch coll, the conductors of | fda. ed at the Post+Ofics ab Ohlcago, Tiky as Beconds " Bhtératqb the Poskofics ot Mo which, positive and negative, were led from | It woulthave been difficult for Mr, Jones tho Purto in this country, was bound to procure thesy ua ohnugiy un possiblu fur ks principaiy. Flo bought of tho Com: nll{ ropeating riles of tho vihluo of $1.900,00), having mnnde n stipulae tion that ho wus to receivo a cominission of 10 The new conspiracy takes the name of “water-cholora,” and itIs In the Interost of tha doctors nnd thodrugglsts. It'ls nolonger n questfon of what we shall eat, but of what howaover thuch thoy Intend to abuse our hos- pitality, Itis better to nilow Nihilists and Commuplststo plot, and league, and threaten, up to the point of a brdnch of tho peuce. term fssue upon tho country with the i, Hloan oandidato, 1o was disgusted with gy, for congentiiig 10 Lo a_candidato Tor {ng pitr Prositonoy,—disgusted with the eleotf - Tlatt to the Sennto,and the nppointmony % e cont from tho sollers, An agrecment bo- pot Morton, Junies, Woodford, and athers, | y k tomnke n mory complote surrender of na- | wo shadl drink, In winter-cholora It was | Whan thoy reach that stagoof trenson tha [ Teoh the agont of tho busers and tho sellors, | wighty Sonntor'ts not In atate o ooy djey ot banofit o trons who dealro to sena | thio Doles to an accumulating box, contaluing . wo noed not sy, is frandulont upon the fice, D disguy nm;?:u:: O R n iy E throush tho mall, wo | the dividing npparatus, which §s sald to b | tonality, tradition, and prinelple. Ils com- | commandod that nothing but flour-porridge reat Amerleans will know how to erush and | Fo'Wikchesior Company rorused (o piy Oscirie ::‘",‘i,‘::;:,gf,‘;'"‘.'i'.‘: ,"',“.';flul,'f“',“’.(‘,,ji."c‘;"gc;""l‘qel 5 give horowlth tho translent rato of postago: eapabla of making eighteon divislons. of the | patrivts are filling this country from ono end | should bo eaten; In watercholern it Is or- | punish themisoreants, gn‘mo %g;s;g:,!,lgoau‘:lvl@pl nfl“fl'fifigfi g{nflg‘ spolisonly, 1t I8 fn the' sninil thingg ;;°ll.t? Tight and Twolvo Pagb BAger Per Cop | nin current, though n this experimont but | o the other with harrawing storlos of tho | ored that no Jaks.water shall be swallowed, | ‘Thero ls patriotiam, -conservatlam, and 4 | world that his groatness 18 edarimans, o Mixtoen Pago Paper, Now York Tribunc: ero at lost 1y pravtical measuro for tho encourngemen; s Amorlcan oconn sulpplug. The State sop u yestorday passed o bill exompting from !m' and local taxation nll American veseols p, y‘ tored at Now York ports, In Eugland om,{; net earnings of ships are taxod. In lhl-m; whioh ias just declared that the services ren- derod by Osounyan wero probibited by conald- arations of morality and policy. 8o Mr, Oscan- YAN cannhot rocover tho sum named of tho Come Pany, nor any sum whatever: which decislon he nust put In s pipo and smoko with such relish r8_ho muy find possitle, Why the Arms Come 'mny. dofendanta, did ot pay Oscansan, plaint- v the nonoy, If they agrocd to pay it, {8 uttér- one wire wns used, wrotchedness which i3 inseparnble from the .3 conta. " V;l;’hl! nmnhl» v{go v‘v':n nnfrlodflf’rolvfl em:h of “'5 comdition of moro peasantry. ‘Thoy are m{\lk- oot accumulating xon to a dividing box, an from thia Uox simin. elht prica of Wiros could :‘“’fn]““"fi? d'("‘:“‘mz“j‘lh;“?;c:":‘ "“;';' oy TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES. have been lud to rl{.\t otier buxes for tho fur- | SYmMpatiLy beople. thor Aubtllld\ Ink:lu thhu ltsur,xr,?‘nh but fl\fl’lmlr; nro invoking the protection of the Amerfean T S ot ‘,:‘,:g,f‘zg,,fl“,,fi', 9% | flag for Irishmen who claim to have boen officus for the tecoipt of bubscriptions and gdvortlse- | onch, whero the current was furthor subdivi The people of this city are vory prowd of thae Chicago water supply. Ouly last week they would have baeked the erystal fluid of Laks Michignn against all the springs In the world, But this week there is notie 8o poor ns to do itrevorence. The edlet of the doe- vitality enougli in this country to inke good careof its Government nud 1i8 Institutions so that no vermanent harm cin result from Communist plotting and underminings,but 1t willbe as well to look at the subjact in all its pussible bearings, The teason of 1877 is & Eightana Twelve Pags I'aper., \lxteon L'axe 'ape: ThE CHICAGD TRINUNE bas ostabilsied branch Iy unknown. g7he Cousuls of oiher Powers ded. | naturalized under the Republic of the United | tors has gone forth—*touch not, taste not.”” | hintof what mny occur when the ranks ot | wanting repealing rities, It they nre to bo bribed | 1Y tho practico I8 to tax tha. eapltul Invosiey | m;":‘:‘:vn;'m‘:&'.'_'fim,m 20 Tyibune Dullding, 3T, Mc- 5{:&" s hl'-’gfi'g "{u'::‘:|«:m$'n‘n|:|ml§a'v'g ‘7-::.‘; States to return and make war upon English | The victim of water-cholern and of the doc- | thoso dangerous atlen'maleontents are inrge- :‘4;'535!':’#fnfl:fl;‘ffifl;%‘:‘”fi:&!m do well :,‘.‘S,“","W“{‘:‘xfi;,‘;":n‘y’“’,‘,"“‘sfl“a‘:‘l'“r":‘h Thit jy FADDEN, Manngor, f::‘;l\r':;l flm:v lnha ly-nelry.plo;url hcfi"n :n‘l!lllulg?‘z; landlords, They cry out, and with roason, | tors’ edict stares with n thirsty expression | Iy swellea by fresh bnuishinonts from torest Is burdened m,fi erippled in the k‘,.{!fif"nl!:: A?;:v’:;.‘:?}&nnfifil‘fl:fld-A“An o American Nows | DL 08 K eud. Oh thoso sin sieiits twentys | Ralnst an opprosslve land systoni, which yet | at the boautitul lake, and cries in agony: Brope | e ¢ Ox Inst Sunday thers was a Jonyocation of |:JStitive suce fur k shinra f tha worlid'a cury Water, water overywhere, Nor any drop to drink. ‘Thon he hinstens to tho nearest snloon and {ndulges In whiaky, not forgetting.to send home & bottla of Apollinarls water to hls Innocent wife and helpless children. This new edlet of the doctors constitutes the toper’s opportunity. o drinks, a8 1t were, under tho directlon of the physician, brandy, gin, rum, whisky, beer, cordlals, wines, and S govon vacuum tubes represonted so many lights, | toes not compare in Iniquity and injustico LONDON, Eng—Amorican Exchango, 49 Sunnd. | I YOG el n Ghegiit, ol ‘woro Bl Supe ith the ownership of 1 belngs fs YENRY K, GiLLLa, Azont. . o e ons battany o olroults wero | With the \ownorship of hwmnan belngs w WABHINGTUON, D, C—1310 F atroot. detached ono by one without intorfomng with | serted by the Southern whites of this coun- AMUSEME tho lights on tho romalndor. try up to thetime of the cinanelpation, which . So farns tho experiment went, the Times | tlay woro compelled to recognlze under the Central Muslc ITall, anys that It was satlsfactorily demonstrated Sontheast cornor Itandolph and Stato stroots, Juble | that the clectrls eurrent can be divided, re- supérior (D_rcu of the Northorn whites.. Yet in tho face'of nll this, Jones, an Irishman by “vo Hingers. M divided, and pgain subdivided. If this bo | birth, and the reciplent of tha highest tavors n Tanse, Sl o:','m et e sty ik | 204 then one of the principal obstacles tu the | o gm;q overnment enn-confer upon at alien, 1ontof the Tioston ideal Opora Company. “Fat- | Snilsfactory and practieal use of tha light | hecomes an npologlst nt this' late day forn ‘trndo. Tho lmmunncn of m"l"""f nur'l‘.:{ uk lending Jowa from ail parts of the States In Cine | nosition on the high seas hua beon t, ainnati to dedieato a collogo in which American rabble nre to bo trafued. The course of study diffors from that of othor schools of this scct, ng 1t includes that thoruugh fustruction In Jow tho- ology which tho wenithior Teraclites buve horo- toforo only been nble to prooure for thelr sons by sending thon abroad, The number and cost of schuols and charitablo Institutions supported Ly the Jowish trothren aro oxcoptionally largo {u proportion to thelr numbers. In 1878 tho tatal A cALEGRAM from Parls, dated April 97, says that somo Uovernmonts, ospoalally Ene gland, raisod objcotions to the Russian proposal of nconforcnce on th yefugeo question. This soems to havo been antlelpnted by Dismarek some timo ngo, because his organ—tho Nond DeutacheAllgemeine Zeltung—in an nrticle directod to tho Pall-Aall Guzelle gives England a tasto of what sho moy expeot in casa the Enghish Gov- crnment should refuss to juln the confederacy e iftcon yonra, but this movement of e i q York Legisinture is, 80 far as wo can recoifuy tbe first really practicable step in tho rlghy reation. Wo hrn tho bill will become n jyw, thnt othor States will follow the exnmple of § York., Noxt wintor, with a Hupublican maj I both Housos, Congress, we ny hupe, i give tho subjootsomo enrnest and inteillzen y, tentlon, Meanwhilo, lot tho States do what they cun. . : Plttsburg Chronlele (Rep.): Wa nre i - of Btatos to Lo formed for tho supprosslon of . | poscd toluok at this ' courtosy of tho Rénaes Altza? has been removed, and it can be used suc- | digearded relic of barbarism! ®oes Loma drunk, “In response to 18 I« [ Nyuiem, Soblfilur:. Communisi, l‘!:%u"n‘_‘.m' x:w;&mw;%:fim: lél:l‘llzl!glat.&tl:” :‘l”:_ 48 Somotblng worso than an open “dickermg Aendemy of Musle. cessfully even in the smallest of apartments. Jones restated and approved the sentiment | pronchesot hisfamily he hic-cups, * W-n-t-¢-r | and ail tho other lsms of tho Furopoan rovolu- gregatadin ‘Now York Clty, 10, D])ln‘:lna [t G *truck for truck " teado. 1t 1s at variance sy Tinited streot, neat Medlson, WestSide. Varloty | Thore appears, therefore, to be no good | of Burke that the lova of liberty Is strongest | c-l-o-l-o-r-n,” and polnts to the hydrant, " tionlsts,. ‘That papor deolares itsolf In-favor of summary rovonge und rotaliation. In case En- gland refuscs to provent tho oxportation from her shures of murdorers, robbors, polson, lot- tora of naslunmont for roubers and murdorers to -meat, revolutionary papers printed within her bordors dangerous to the ponce of othor nelghboriug 'Statos, then other countries must lonk out for tlolr own protection. They can protoot thamsclves, Just as'In timos of peatl- thie Instrumont ull the ¥anntors are v the tayy nterialnmont. of quoting; which nll profess tohold ingry catoont and _reapeot. That 18 the Constitaues, which says: ThoPresident shall “nominye, and, by and with tho advice and consent of thg Benato, shall appoint Ambassadors, other pullly Ministers und Consuls, Judges of the Suprems Cottrt, and al! other officors of tho United Statey whuse appointmonts are not herein othorwisy provided for, and which shall be established by 8in, Thoro are £78 Hobrow synagoys . In tho Unfon, which own ovor’ $7,000,000 of rent ostate. Howaver shrowd and capnble tho lower-class Hcbrew may boin making monoy, ho fa, nsn rulo, Hboral in sponding it in the support of his church or charitablo Institutions. ——— WiareVvER the Bey of Tunis may ba asn rulor or militacy man be is certainly notn bad renson why this cheap and brilliant Ught (“jinong the masters of slaves, And ho s an Footes’s Theatre. sltould not specgily coma Into comuon use. | Irishman! ‘The direct appliention of this ob- Ttandolph streot, batweon Clark and La Salle, My solete theory, ovolved by an ingenlous poll- Bersiding’s == A tician of his timo In defonse’ of the Engllsh McVicker's Theatre, e miscnlled warts * of the Repub- | Colonles where slavery existed, “would be to (Magtron stroot, Lotweon Btato and Dosborn. | fjean Senatorinl caucus, who fnsist upon | yoint to the agent of ono of the absenteo = maintaining the futile struggle over the elec- | [andlords of lreland fn the not of avieting Penrbors st ot St Miastrol ene | HON Of ofiicers to the exelusion of execulive | poor peasant family as the bese typuof o wheneo flows o yellow fluld resembling the Missourl River water, of which St. Loulsans aro proud! What & harvest the druggists are réaping! Everything on thelr shelves which bears the sllghtest resemblance to mineral water qgulekly disappears, Tho cellars nre ransacked In search of long neglected con~ slguments of waters with gas, and waters WOULD IT BE A “SURRENDER"1 /s " P financlor. . Ho wants ouoly . 000,000 froncs. | Inw.”. That 18 fair Euglish. Nobody needs the tertainmont. sesslons, nre represented as contending that | jiberty-loving citizen! This snne Irishinan, | without gas, waters from which tho gas has fi""":.’“::g '{'&'I,,':"Z'&‘i:’,“i.'lfi'fi’.{fi?fi.’.‘&"ufl Bosides several Italian thoro i ono French g;:l:}:nflfivf_ “u?l:finlzfinf%‘ef:.:';m}?,m'fi“"" Oiymple Theatre, an abandonment of the present miserablo | oy thesame ocension, enjoying not only tho | escaped, and waters which never had any banking house fn Tunis, Ho honorod tho gootl, ) nglith, It caroful examination and cuatody. There wonld bo nothing unrossonable In this, beeauso solf- proservation domands it. The Nord Deutache 18 furthermoro of the oplnion that if tho Engllsh moans tho Presidenty not the Senators, shal nominate, The Senntora have power to indors tho ‘President's nation, or thoy mny withhold thelr consent, Dut thoy have no nuthority, us Clark stroot. beimeon Lake and Mandotph. Ene | foolery would be cquivulent to n **surren- | privileges of citizenship, but the highest gugemant of Snelbakor's Combination. Variety en- | der”; and they decinim that the Republean | politieal distinetion fn n country of which ho tertalnmont, party, like the Old Guard, "never surren | is not a natlve, condemnecd and denounced Frenchman by applying to hlm first for tho loan, offering tho war indomnity jvhich ho fntended to lavy upun tho tribo of the Kroumir as soon a8 gnd, These are cleared of nges of cobwebs, the bottles relaheled and, reburnished and presonted with fresh attractions to the fe- ] ho could subjugnto thom us svourity, ndding | Flht touominnte, oF, 10suy o tho Drosdent: onitonst o EirhRnR TEnlL, - g, | ders Somesuchitalk ns this was heard | tho net of conforring tho right of sutfengo | verod gazo of the thirsty souls, The freight ,‘}:";'::::-‘{"v"bg‘::;’:a';‘?:;::;Z‘::‘L‘;‘:::‘g"‘; that thla stould o aceoptablo to tho bankor, A% | Heoiuso You pit, tola {"u',',"’,].{,‘,','lf.’, 1t ot lomy 10350 AL Ga o eI00E CobKing LoROn. | from the nileged *“Stalwarts” boforo the | uponnraco of men whoso forefathershad | trains of the trunk lines are burdened with | SaTAd S I8 EOEr SR Lo T, o pore, | s vountrymicn, desired to sco thowm punished | wamo unothor man (u his stoad, Tuats wuat Conkilug hos done. Boston Herald (Ind, Dom.): It Legingto ‘bo morcuppareat that the ronl doadiock at Washe ingtoen {8 batween the two riogs of tho Hepab lienn party, On ono sido Is tho Adiminlstration factlon, yet In its vonly stage, not fully hande ened Into a vigorons, solf-nssertive organizae tion. - At its ‘head 1s tho Presidont, with Sceres tary Blaino, Sonutor Bherinan, Senutor Hanley, and probubly & strong followlng in tho Benate, cspecinlly among the now Ynomberd, On the other sido aro Sonutor Conkling, Vice-President Arthur, Sgnutor Camcron, and thoir machio Tolluwing, with soino of tho Stutwarts 1o doudt 08 to whioh way thelr interost lles, Tho positicn of Beocotary Windom and Postmaster Jamesls not yot clonrly defined, The former.seams toba dovoting imsult to rofimding, und the latterta tho postul sorvices but, If tho lines wore drawn, it would be;stranga if thoy tld not takesids with the President. ‘Tho nttitudu ot Senatet Edmunds and otbor influential old membea Iltkewlac n matter of speculntion, Thoyarcte 1ied on by tue malgontunts to sustalu the dicts. tion embodicd 1n the ** couriosy of the Senate” but It wiil bo very awkward for soume of themts otg. nlmnn:t :the Presldent ut this stuge of by deh\ stration, - Meanwhilo, tho nomlostions uccumulnte, and the Democrats necommodie the warring olilufs on the other sido by keening up tho uscicss coutest over the vrgunizitios '.l“lo dendlock within the deadiuck would beos it the uugusltlun miore than tho existivg ono It dolng. Will they over huvo the sense toletthy Admiulstration ind tho maching lock horas? Now York Tribune: The Frionds, both Ticksite apd Orthodox, hava gathered fu looz conted and dove-colored tribes during thelit fortulght Into tholr favorit rendezvous, Wb quiot stroots of placld Philadolphia, for thelr yonrly meetings. PFrobably mno nuniversat Conforencos i the country could, produce s nolso in the publje ear thau theso gathorings of the Qunkers; thoy uro scarcely wentioned lo tho prpurs of tho dity whero thoy wre bold, Dut 1f unybody -wants 10 know how an linwese amount of practical business cun be transcted with shirewd, declsive prompritude, how vast sme oun bo expendud with minute attentlonto dutails, lot him watch tho procecdlugs of-thee mild-spokon folks. Tho Quaker, to thuke ¥ho know him afar off, 18 only ‘& type of gentle, Christliko churity, . orouturc of feminine softe noss, who turns tho other chook whon strick and bloases tho hand that donls tho blow, Tuls pleture 4 about us mucl like tho real Yeborsd and Jonuthinn a8 Coopur's noblo snvigo or the murdurous redakin of tho newspapurs is like the actnal Fonon or Cherokeo, Tho real slow-spoken, doliborute Quukor 15 opo ol the keeo- est mon of business on tho strecti b will - not oheut mnor ~bo cheated b n penny; ho will givo his tuns of thausandsio found u_ college or u -bospltal, but not u diwect ftshull bo equandered aftorwnris by lhuulnn‘ agera. 1o spiritunlizes bls religlous fiith, b it notunl life no man enjovs u sulid square mest more thna he, HIs dootrinos teach tomler b novolones and etheroul niilduoss of doparty meats yot notunl cuntuet with thoso kindly folk often suggedts friction nrulns(. ritty stoneh slin 'ly ecuuse thoy consciontlonsly lxnore 1b8 Jittlo” courteslos, tho resurves, thu rolung i fluonco of music nd art, which otbor people gentlo breedlug oncouraye, " Cluclnrintl Guzette: Even Belva A, Lotk wood, counsolurces bofaro the Suprewo Court by favor of & speolal uct of Congress to berwesi in making avplication to the Presideot for e Hruzilian Mission for hersolf ns embodylog we ¢lalms vt ong-balf tho race, cannot avuldar flcction on tho universal womun, which tosked praotienl politics by her impussible, Innsmuch & it represents hor disposition, such thut orery woman's hand {8 rusod nguinst overy okt woman, 8hosays: " 1incloss for your wu:m cration only on recommondution, snd that from a woinang and Tincloss it slply becuuml:“ 80 rare a thing for OO wumun to recotint o onother,” Nothing Ia eusler or wan 1bug Het other men to sign reconimondations L oflice, Belvi citos hor solitary woman, \‘ 5 doraument ne rowarkablo for w womit, Ye6 0 thiy be the nature of women, bow cat 1be; "m aot with that togothorness, thut concesy 'i"md ane anothor’s 'viows, und tlint walving of WG ditferonoes for tho #uke of unity In ihe lfum object, which are uhccssury tu nolitieal mcor ju govornmont by the people? 1 it lmsg e {rary (0 woinan's maturo to net tosuthenl Tiolva represonts, how can thoy form o pb e purty? And If this forward chimpion u! “:mw makos th's rullcckion o hor sex ns byw s delfhting to tear oo othor's oy 14 to bath mudo thomn so,"—whut complinehi, wonien muy bo oxpeoted from wannizh l-)n e disappolntéd husbundy, and cyvieul Imlmuw who rull nt womo {1t genoral to iot satls for what they think thoy buye lost. o Now York Tribune (Rep,) :—Wado l}";‘]: ton's confosston 18 fully sustulued by tho lea e Domoceatio journal of Houth c_nrouunl.‘m Churlcston Newv and Courfer. ‘That 1!;'“"“ clatms that the * frregularitios™ were just i becuuse thoy wera thy wnly wound lr!‘: i from tyrannical governmout, und whid :“’ deuying Northorn Dowogruts over the nem p suyipgs It s mantier to rest on the rlan relvl«;lnu;:,n Iglwva‘r form ltul‘lxl‘!.lé! ;xlllmlll:fl on ala whicl 0 not _crrry o 3 yo h Swhioh dbvotve ubody worts UCSSIE e WA Chicngo Convention, but nevertheless the ('for many gencrations been born on Amerioan LAKeFront ot WG o sireet. Taso-batt | “*O1d Guard gnva way bofore popular sentl- | gofl and had coritributed moro than thelr ati:0p. m. Lake Viows vs, Chicagos. ment, and 1L was “sauve gut pout”, This | gyare to the development of tho resources ————————————————————| will botheresult In tha Sonatorial contro- | and wenlth &f the country of which they had vorsy It ‘folly contlnues’ to rolgn. Yet | not been permitted to partake. It wasan nobody will bo Inclined to regard It /8 a | |mpertinent plece of business In the natural- v * surrender,” 50 far us that word has an of- | jzed Irish Senator from Florids, and he Ir was sated yesterdny In the Houso of | fonsivgnense. Concesslon to publlo sontl- | ought to have beon hissed back fnto his seat.. Commons by Sir Charies Dilke that tho En- Vyentin 4 republican form of government I3 |, Tt will be well for Irishmen in this country glish Government hns' not numclnn.led in | nover a syrrender, but only a recognition of | to roflect that most of them havo always been 2:{:}:? “'b'é‘t‘:v"‘:g“:l‘l:‘?:;‘;-;"‘gh“:‘ ;‘e':‘:ng‘f‘ the ruling power upon which the Govern- | doiug practieally what Jomes dofended In L on 9! - | ment Is based. . theory, Gencrally they have voted and con- urs with a view to limiting the right of nsy- It will not ba necessary for the Republican un“:yw vote wxmyn, pq\¥ty which was onco lum of political refugees. From which it party to surrender: In order to permit the | the champlon and Is still the defender of would nppenr that thero Iins been 8 great | goute to go Into ita legitimate and neces- | glavery. ‘Tho speech which Jones made in denl of sioke where thoro” was little fire. | gary pxecutivo sesslon. It Is not generally the Senate ouglit to roveal to Irishmen the Also that London Is llkely to contlnuo to | rezarded ns n “surrender” when people | ytter inconsistoncy of thelr politicnl afillla- ahare with Genova, for somo timo at least, | proeced to do their proper duty in any walk | tions In a free country, It will not iave been the questionable honor of belng therefuge |y jife, It is the business of the Senateto | njtogothor obnoxious if it shall prove to have for tha political visionaries of Contlnental | gat upon the Presidont’s nominations. It | tnis effect. Tho party which gthe bulk of Eurupe.. was for thllhs p;;nzguex‘umltd fll::lsem:w Wdl‘fl Irish-Amerlcan oitizens vote with is the same s friend: X vton, -one of | colled togother by the Presidem In oxtraordl- | whieh tought for slavery, which copginues to i Adends of Miclincl oston, one of | fary session, In consenting to noglcot s | dofend tho nstibution afiar beln dofoated, ‘Thavo succeeded In proving to the satisfaction | Dusiness indofinitly the Ropublicans In | ang which prevents citlzens of to-dny, who of Secietary Blaing that Boyton the Senate surrendered to selfish and - | were formerly slaves, from exercising the po- 18 Anierfean cltizen, and Mr. Blalno has | Proper intluences, nnd the sooner thay rescue | jitienl rights which any Irish peasant moy prowised o open correspondenco with tho | themselves from that error the boiter 16 Will | acquira fter o briof residenca in this coun- British Government with o view to sccuring | be for the party thoy represent. * | try. Faolr-minded Irishmen, sympathizing his relenso from prifon, As tho evidunce | A surrender lmplies superlor forcoonono | with their oppressed countrymen at home, which proved Mictinel Boyton an American | F tWO contending sides, As o matterof | ought to be nshamed not only of Jones but ‘oitizon niso establishiod tho fnct that his | Toch tho two factlons In tho Sounte nra Just 1 of the political party of which he Is o truo i equnl. The Inactivity of the situation can be | yapresentative, ‘brother Paul, who I8 now u prisoner of war pres in ChilLs is on also, 1t Is probablo that Mr. maintained till some Senator on'one side or Blalno will haveto opencorrespondence with | tho othor dles or resigns, eithor of which WINTER AND WATER OHOLERA, the Chilian Government sbout him. The events Is praverblally rare among offico- Two months ago It was winter-cholora; Boytons are an adventurous and troublesome Lolders. Even then the minority could re- | now it ls water-cholern. Two mounths ago Tamtly, fuso to vote, and still prevent o settlement | the doctors wers flitting about as nctlve as ——— until oneside or the othor could obtaln & | grosshoppers at o plenic, and cheerful as Tug Sultan conslders Tunis a part of his | quorum of its own membors. It 13in no sense | bees nt honey-making,—here a little charge, dominions, and as such he conslders the oc- | asurrender for the Republicans to suspond | and there a big charge. Thoy ealled it win- cupatlon of part of It by France as an nct of | 8o ridlculousn contention as this view of the | ter-cholora and prescribed little pills, blig war. Acting on this doctrine he has nsked | cuso prescuts long enough to confirm the im- | pills, powders, solutions,—oach according to the Turkish Ambnssndors® nt the Europe- | portant appolntments, .Wo aro not aware | his “pathy.” But whether big piils, little an courts fo ropresent to the Pow- | that the Republican party has proclahned | plils, or powders were prescribed overybody ers to which they are respectively | through any convention or any caucusthat | was ordered to subslst on flour-porrldge. accredited that Franco has entored ‘Curkish | the Republican Senators shall dis In thelr | Think of forty thousand Invalids consoling territory without justification, and in viola~ | tracks bofore penmitting any public business | themsclves with forty thousand bowls of tlon of existing trentics and internatlonal | to be transncted or uny Ropublican nominees | smoking hot white paste, morning, noon, and law. The Sultan nlso accuses France of | to be confirmed. The Dewocratf have not, | night! The whole course of trade in mnking war on Tunls for the purpose | to our knowledge, ever given notlco that | provistons was rudely interrupted. Steaks of congquest. All these nccusations muy | they will regard as o great party victory any | of beef, of vork, and of every other varlety, be trae, and they doubtless are, but | willingness on the part of the Republicans to | mutton-chops, Ismb-chops, aud all sorts of then, what ls the Sultan going to do sbout | discharge their logitimato duties. Elther of | chups, ronsts, brolls, and fries, went down, 1t? ‘I'he Powers aro tired of Lis complnipts, | these positions would be absurd, down, unt!l thore was no figure low enough and they probably rememberhow reluctantly | Asainatter of fact, there will bo no sur- | to ' indicato thelr value, or want of the Sultan ncts on their advice, os witness | renderelther of principle orparty advantage | value. Vogetable dealors wero roeduced the caso of the Greek difficulty. ‘Thoro will | in golng lnto executive session, Thereiamno | to the pninful necessity of eating Do rio peace In Europe until thero shall exist | princlple involved in the sclection of messen- | thelr own wllted radishes, carzots, and tur- there nv Sultan, Rers, and ‘poges, and barbers, and scrub- | nips, and howling with every variety of colle S women for walting on Senators; and hepce | afterwards, Salads were thrown to the dogs T actlon of the State.Legislature is in- | there ean be no surrender from that polnt of | In the back alley, Tons of cake dried up in dofensible, nnd is disgraceful to nll persons | view. But nelther!s ltnecessary tosurrender | the pantry and dlssolved Into its original cancerned., The, Sennte passed o resolution | any party advnntage in order to finlsh up the | elements—plaster of Parls and sanded sugar, directing the jolnt comm{ftee to roport a bill | exocutive business. It will be ns practicable | Ices and creams melted into Mttle yellow apportioning the State into, leglislative dls- | to pursue tho effort to eleot new officors for | puddics with borders of ndulterations resem- tricts, and also a bill to apportion the State | the Seunte after ratifying tho Chineso Treaty | bling the alkall deposits on the shores of into twenty Congressional disttiets. This | and confirming the Presidont's appolutments | stagnant lakes In the Great Awnerican Desert, resolution has been buforg the Ilouse several | asit 13 now. So far ns the antl-Bourbon | All the markets:were *flat” except tho duys, A’ factlon of the Iupublicaus refuse | movement in the South s concerned, the | crockery market and the inarket for spoons, to vote, and all the Democrats refuse to vote, | election of Roadjuster Riduluborger nfter tho | Bowls wont up, spoons went up; overything consgequently, though thoro aro 115 mombers | necessary public business shall huve bean | else, excopt doctors' foes, went down., What present, less thon o quox’unl.('fl) vole, and | transadted will certainly Leas coffectivo us | a ploture,~forty thousand bowls of flour por- nothing Is done, Just exnctly'why the Dem- | lis non-olection and tho refusal to transact | ridge, stoaming hot; forty thousand spoons ocrats rofuse to vote 18 not very clear. Thuy:| publlc business, ralsed to forty thousand yawning, cavernous, have certainly nothing to gain by defeating Tux TinuNe 16 Just as anxlous as any- | gasping mouths;forty thousand humancoun- or postpontug elther thp”Congressional or | body that the Republleans shall havoa ma- | {enances convulsed with ruge! One morn. Legislative apportionment. The conduct of | jority In the Sonate, that such majority shall | ing nt brenktast, when tho forty thousand the forty members who are absent from | nssurt Its rights, that the patronage of that | vietims of this wild hallucination had swal-' Springfield nnd of the factlon of Republic | budy shall be distributed among Republicaus | lowed the laat speconful of the naussous com- aus present who refuso to vote, Is positively | who are competent and worthy, and that the | pound and sworn in thelr wrath that disgraceful, ItIsunderstood that thereis n | Liberal movement in the SBouth shall be on- | not another drop of flour-porridge should faction of Republicans who, lost to nll per- | cournged and promoted, “But it 18 perfectly | vass thelr lips thoy read with/horror o death sonu! shame and reckless of the disgrace to | evident that the straightest rond to these aud | notice,~*John Smith; of winter-cholera”} the party andsto the State, wish to forco an | other nuvantages llos in the path of public | Then a forty thousand-powetr grosn of adjourncd session to lust mll nextwinter, | duty, 'Uhe first duty of tho United States | agony ront the air, and forty thousand bowls ‘They want four months' employment, four | Senatels to hold executive sessions, and 1t | ot smoking-lot flour-porridge were ordered months' additfonal effort at blackmalilng, | has not been dewonstratod that they aro In- | ‘tor dluneg, How much it cost the fratorni- four months’ additional waste of public tine | compatible with the objects for which the | ty of tdoctors to procure this certificate of ;uul ltlliulnsy. Tllllu:sn Gmuu rofuse (13 udjourn, | Republlcan Senators are ostensibly contend- | dently fl@n’z;_wlnm\-c:mlem of an.unfortunate n which case tho Governor could convene | fug, young-vman who In fact dled of too muoh them in special sesslon for specifio purposes, Bonator Conkllug §s represented as dis- | flour-parrldgo wilt nover bo kuown, It pro- ‘They fuslst that therg shall be uo appoition- | clalmiug in the caucus the responsibliity for | longed the porridge reign one week, Lutat ment this year, aud thut the Leglslature | the deallock, and as declaring that he, for | the cud of' that thne the vegetable doalers shall ndjourn only to meet sgain as part of | one, ls yeady to procesd with the consldera- | resolved upon desperate measures, Thoy the regular session next winter. 'Lhly ls | tlon of Excoutiva nominations, Such u dec- | sent a deputation to the doctors with a threat hugo shipments of. all the old and newr niln- eral wators known to tho trade, All tho " comblned water and - gas of the world Is on 1ts way to this cily, Waukesha County s emptying its éprings into Chicngo, and now fountains of water warranted to cure avary- thing from winter-cholera to water-cholera are daily belng discovered, tapped, and bar- .reled for the Chlcago market. ‘The dally mnrketing Is not completa until from one to ten dozen bottles of Congress, Apollinaris, or some other mineral water is added to tho order, Mineral-water carts are thicker than butchers’ and grocers’ wagons, and hugo trucks unload barrels of Waukesha water in front of the costly mansions of the rich cltizens, The poppiug of corksls,in- cossant, like a conatant succession of volloys of musketry. Menntime the stomachs nnd bowels of the wholo: community aro bemg deranged and denigialized. Unfortunate viething of, gas-charged water go about inn swollen condition in Imminent danger of ox- “ploston. The atmosphere I8 highly charged with a varlety of gases, and scluntists are be- coming nlarmed lest new and unknown chemical comblnations shall bo formed whose effect may bo dendly and dlsnstrous. The newshoys havo abandoned thefr honorable’ professlon of selling dally journals and adoptod that of pleking up corks. . The com- munity Is divided into four classes,—doctors, venders of tninoral water, drinkers of min- cral water, and cork seavengors, also, Tho French banlker did pot sco tho mattor in exactly that light, and took tho caso under advisomont, The Doy scoms to have gatherod hia finaneial oxperionce on the San Francisco Miuing Stock Bourd, whero thoy speculato upon somathifir which thoy hopo to find—perhaps, ———a——— Tinis New York Tribune thus foreonsts the peroration of tho Duko of (Now) York's noxt greatost offort n his lifo: ] 1t 18 understond that The Greatost Effort of His Life—monniog the lifo uf tho senlvr Banator from Now York—to b dollvered ngalnst tho cou- ilrination of Judge Robertaon for Collctor, will conetudo with the oxhortatory Iwwruuan: Lot usaco to it, follow-mombers ‘of n politicul or- ganization to which we aro all devotedly e trobed nud which bus a right to oxpeet us to subordinate ull soltish cousiderations to hor wel- faro, lot.us eao to it—1 bescoch of {nu. one and allyto gco to it—that government of the lopub- lean purty by Roscoe Conkling for Ruscoo Conks 1ing ahall not perish from the earth. e —— of exit for all this dangerous matorinl, will not Intordict and prohlbt such exportations, thon the Continental Btates may remedy tho ovil In the manner indlcated, Dy tho timo that Itunsia, Germany, and Austeis had demanded satls- . factory papers and passports from nli persona coming from England, and oxamined thoroughly overy article and plece of goods coming frown that country to sco whothor thoy contaln fn- condiary documents, papors, oxploalye matorial, or polson, Lord "Roscbery's organ might, perhaps, come to the concluslun that the principles of internationul luw upon which civilizod nations bavo agroed for centuries caonot bo violated with impunity by England without letting tho English people know that tho muterinl intercats of that country, 8o denr to tholr hearts, will sulfer theroby. Buch nction on tho part of Qermnny; Russla, and Austrin would be tantamount to the vdict of Nupoleon L, in .which bo Intordicted tha importation, of any Engllsh goods into tho 8tates and territories un- | der hla cootrol. ' Bogtand winced thon, and would wineo again, us sho .always doos whon tonched in hor haterinl intorests. FRIDAY!? APRIL 2, 1 VIENYA papers have recelved news from Athond that, while Grocco was in the hight of its war-fovor, it was Intonded to uffor the position a8 Commandoy-in-Chief of all the troops in the flold to Gen. MoAdunis, u friond of Gen. Graut. Othor Greek sources, however, nssert thot' lie was offered only the organfzaton of a frunc- tirours (volunteor) corps, at his own oxponsc, So.mtoh, thoso Vienna pupors olalm, Is certivin: that Gon, MoAdams orderod ‘from Doston large romittancos by telegraph, The samo rumor as- algnod the command of the Grook' marinotoa formor Admiral In the French survice, Lojoune. —e——— SAvs au exchange: “Mrs, Lockwaood, the Washington lawycress, wants to go to Druzll as Mimsteress, 1f Cameron hos any influence he will probably exort it in hor favor. There was u tinc, at any rate, when he woulll have given all his old shoes to hava her sent to Drazll or any- ‘whero elso out of tho country." ——— PERSONALS, e ——m—— Tnr French imagination s vory vivid, but tho Imaglnntion of tho French Rudlonls bordors on Insunity whenever they speak of Blsmarck,’ This novor-fulling, but over-absorbing *boer- barrol of the: Dunites,” this “ogro,” is always Intorforing In forcign affufrs, sttempting to catch a flsh by his Machluvellian arta In murky, wator. These Commuuards outshino old Mothor Shipton with hor prophecies, and what thoy lack in common sense thoy mako up by tha force of thelr assortions. Pro primo, Bismarck will or- gnulzo a cousplracy in Bwitzorland ngulust the lifo of Bmporor Willlam; bo wiil thon dlscover this congplrnoy hitnsell, and mako tho propos!- tion to thd Powora to annex the §wiss Confed- oratlon to tho Uormnu Emplro. "For tho dis- covery of this mard’s uest tho Communards aro not nltogothor alono responsible, becauso o proposition to wupnex 8witzerland to Ger- many hos been alrondy umde: by Russin, Tut tha [dea that Blsmarck. will not hesituto to eapture Iroland from England iu order to dls- pose of and suppress tho Land League is tho latvst. Tho Groon Ialo would lie heavy on his stomach, indeed. 'Lut a heavior job, shich ho nlso contemplates, would bo the extirpation of all the Froneh revolutionists and Communards from Fronch soll, Ho would be gompelled to hang about thirty-six milllons of vcople; ho would also ho forcod to annox the wholo of France to Gurmany, Since the anti-revolution- iat movoment In Germany, inaugurated by the reaction, the rovolutionists In Krance smoll Dismarck’s traoks evorywhore, oven among tho horsg-atoaling Kroumir, who aro making troudle on the Tunisinn-Algerian fronticr. Thoy warn their Government to’ prutaed vory carefully ju the Tunisian' quostion, becauso bolind the Kroumir stands tho Bey of Tunls, buhlod ‘the Boy stands Italy, and bohind Italy stauds Qer- many, It i astonishing what o muny-sided aud shrowd follow this Blsmurck {s ins tho eycs of tho Fronch Reds., . Whilo ho destroys ull Ropublics ho dogs not lose aight of the annexation of Swit- sorland, ond whilo ho pays attontion to the Land League of_Ireland he koops the Kroumlr of North Afrioa in his mind's oye. 1o be fearcd or respected 1n politios is about the same; but tho formor has the profarence, -~ Tugchlldren of the King of Denmark arg certalnly not in vory plonsant situations at prese ont, Hisson Georglog I, Kiug of Grecce, has, Judiing from all appearances, his clolce boe twoun two hornd of tho diloma. in which bela pluced by the incompetesoy of his advisors and tho trouchory of tho Powers. Me will probubly havo to vhouso glthor to love ks throno through n robellion of his onruged subjuuts, or to furfeit s orown by an unsucogssful war agaluat tho Turke. Ucorgios' #lster .Dugmar, now Marla Foodorowns, Czarlun of .all “tho Rusalus, has fallon, according to lato dirpatohes, n hopoloss victim to aguto hyatoris, becauso tho Nihillstd throatoned her with death and the kidnaplog of hur oldost boy In duso she did not prevent tho hanging of tha woman Perowskaja and tue wan Bn¢)jabow, Iler otber sister, Thyra, is wrrried to the ex-Orown Princo of Hanover, tho Duke of Cumiberland, and sharcs his valn hopo ©of Loing tho wuccuesor to the Ducal orown of Drunswiok, Aud hor othar sister, Alexandra, is tho wifo of tho T'rinco of Waules, who . nourly broke hor heart with bis protligaoy, e has re- formed a-littis; but cannot be considered n knlguot of virtue, The fute of hor puor sister at 8t, Petoraburg and tho grlof of her sistorein- law, tho Duchess of Hdinburg, daughtor of the assaainatod Czar, ulso tho constant tear for tho safoty of hor brother Goorgios, King of Groeoce, causg hiov deopsarrow aud distress. Al four— the thruo slstors pod the brather—duservod a Lotter fate, Thoy are distinguishod for thelr THE IMMIGRATION OF NIHILISTS AND COMMUNISTS. The recent Invitation of Russin to tho other Europeau Powers to form an alliance agninst Ninllists and Comtunists Is o confession that she Is unable to deal with her own with- out holp, the purpose of Russin, belng to overthrow tha doctrine of the right of asy- lum, so that political offenders seeking shels ter in another country mny nt once be given up. The only sympathy which Russia has thus far recelved’ls from Germany and Aus- trla, who aro Interested In such. an allianca becauso of their own troubles with the Com- munists, It is doubtful whother all the other Powers will joln Russin In'such an alllance, firgt, because somo of them are not serlously troubled with thls undesirablo clnss of peo- ple, nud, second, because they have not such absolute power as (ermany, Austris, and Russia. Switzerland and . England aro the prinelpal asylums of these Reds, and havp never yot manifested -any disposition fo give them up, and it would be n very delieate procoeding for any of tho othors to attempt to force them, At the same timo, should the three Powers mentloned make an allianee agnlnst thom they would bring a tremendous power to bear upon Communists, and Nihliiats, the eftect of which would bo to drive them away, and the three consolidated Powers might ‘make it too hot for thew to remain in Europe with any comfort, or to accomplish anything by remnining thore.* ‘T'ie ultiumate effect of such an alliance will bo to force this discontented and dungerous class to thls country, Alrendy Instaliments of German Communists and Russinu Nihil- lsts havo mrrlved in New York, and have hovdly. landed befora ‘they have beguu propagating thelr soditlous and anarchical utterances and threatening Amerlcan instl- tnuons, “When their numbers are fucreased, thay will talk and threnten stlll more boldly, It Is not likely, howeyer, that they can do much mischlef, at least for some timo to come. They may ton cortaln extent poison the minds of forelgners Iu this country, but they caunot nffcct the mative-borns or busl ness classes, or the four millions of fumllles who own thelr own farms and work' thelr own land, Theso olasses nre sound against the perniclous and destructive doc. trines of Communism, and wilt remnin so, Al closges who nre not under the control of foreign trades-unlon’ demagogs and pro- * feaslonnl strikors will resist them to the lnst; but at the same timo they wiil formt ‘an ugly No girl ean oxpect to be Queen of the May at this yoar's festivals unigss shio has a sealakin sacque, ¥ * ¢ Now that Auna Dickinson has decided not to appear, Mra. Langtry can come oquun per- foot cunfidonce, % Washington people are now trying to dis- cover who Vinnfe Ronm=Hozio's statuc of Far- ragut looks lke. 3 © Mrs, Livermoro Is going to take hor hu: ‘band on & trip to Europe for the qummor. This 18 vory kind of her, i King John of Abyssinia lies been suce cocued by his son 3oulekekatn., Thero geoms to bo something In a name aftorall, * ? Mr, Murat Ialstend usserts boldly that **the Devil Is a fuded fraud,” Whon Murat méots tho old gentleman ho'il bo sorry for this. & A boy has been arrested in: Dotrolt for stealing coples of the papors' published thoro from tho frout steps of reldences, 'Phere nro pome cases in which tho ploa of tomporary fns sanity Is a vory pluusible onei 58 7 a “Ploughed Under” s the title of a book. ‘which it is olaimed was written. by Bright Ryes, tho Indlun girl. DBut peoplo who' aro posted-on the Indian quostion kuow Lhat the daughtors of the forest arg too busy ploking hugs out of thelr Balr towrito books. . . A Detroit paper -snys that s well-known bleyolg-rider of that oity is,* serlously 1l with brain fover." ‘If pools were to bosold on-thiy evont In Chlcago, the odds would bo ten to throe that'tho doctors had diagnosed tha case wrongly, Braios are a necessary proroquisit to brain fover. ¢ 4 , % Beautlful effocts,” says a faahlon jour- nal, *are produiced by the combinations of color In the mantel:cloths, lambroquins, plano-covers, and other articles of plush drapery shown by leading dealers.” Loautiful offects {n'pockots books are also produced by not buylng any of theso thiugs, We shall now learn oll about Shiloh, Drig.~Gen, Deacon Richard Biaith, commanding tha Cinoinnutl Gasette, has takon up the subjoct qaitorially In his usual profuse style, beginniog with Gen. JlcClernana, By the time Gen. Bmith gete down tu the §lt-a-month men, who did the fighting, peaple Will begln to wish that the peace« ateany<prios ory had provalled, + Allin the merry Muy time * Anurdont loversald ., \ Unto his sealakin-sacqued gigh) . * 0 vay you will mo wod.'" * ’ All in tho merry dMay time g : ‘The puajden fair repliods * Dour Johin, ‘twere botter fof you . 1shoulda’t bo your bride.. * ‘sbvaval yunrs ago. 10 b taken now Ul ted 0xposirc hus mudo Vurt and pestilent element I the population of | kindness and culluro, and upon tholr moral lito # 0f atookings I get seversl Tiabioss, T epnfosalon "”‘2-";‘.',1“::::.‘,'{:'.’&:“"-’:‘5 most disgraceful trifling with the public In- | laratlon would indleate ordinarlly that hie | of thelr purpose to forever discontinue the | large citlcs, inciting strikes and fomenting | Fests nota blowisn, . % New stylus with every moont :"a'fl::dfi-ul':fi'l‘- TL?&:.‘"X- o News ani (i terest, aud the peoplo of the Stateshould | thinks he has made all necessary nrrange- | sale of stalo leltuce, radishes, asparagus, rlots and urging them on to broaches of the « 1 fear mo your exchequer pance and reslstance af ldw, R thoy aid'In Would empty bo full soon,”? ier puta I61. *Tho pooplo will nu put b T following does npt excuse the acta of this klm{'dt work any lopger, 'Tho llk"‘:".ffls: hold those gullty of this conductto astrict | ments for defeating Robertson, If that is { etc,, addled eggs, and sour frults, except 1) or spuree Tosyonsibiling, It 18 (o b hoped thut & sull | fyue, 1t s ok nocessary even fon Coukling to | wpen thelr solessn. promiso. o dlspel the | 17T, xnd trying Ut €Yery way 0. BElng about | & ooy pertr: Foorn b oo nod e Al 1n tho merry May time - BnE ot takine tho. ehancos ot Aluuty I clont number of Represcntutives will speeds | surronder. At the same thne, 6 s not clear | winter-cholora pupular delusion, They had | clvil confusion, This muy necessltate an in- | Buropoan nobility which cofoys such extensive The youth was filled with gloo; toutlary, [tlunot cght et hore wisbe 1ly return to thelr senses, and put an end'to | under such hypothesls why the men who are | the doctors *on the hip,” as It wore, for | crenso of the standing army, an Increaso of | porsonal priviloges, . possesses such lmmenso | - Ho'd "soapod the morsy malden,—~ Foere, hok 1t vaawon. that it 18 ot oy the shameless deadlock df the lust fow days, | directly® under Conkling’s Influence—the | withoutstalovegetablesandsourtrult inJuly | the State guards, and a very materlal Ine wenith, scoured through oitivial corruption In e 0Qu book baor fult got ho. mhu, togun ’l‘u«{m vk Q{h'oh‘:’nl;.fl.'."mfmi et “Sinlwarts"—should continue to reslst the | and August, what chance would'there be for | cvense of the polfce foyce of cliles, It may high piaces and gitta from the Caars, snd whioh & e Eiave Bt 100 | too ol axerolues such powors, as the nobdility of Hussla, . tions buve beouing o Lxtuusive l;-‘."w,, 1 1040 Tne Brush electrle Jight s rapldly coming | pressupo for executlve scssfons, ‘Fhe fact Is | thespread of veal chioleral So the four thou- be that the Government will have to adopt PUBLIC OPINJON, fort of tha Dowoorutle purty,, Tl siud 14 fnta use us an Huminator, not onty for large | thut thecoutiuationof the rldisulous “ dend- | sand dootors visited tholr forty thousand | for the protection of sooloty and yroperty Ty s oy arayer] 3 Jiahosto ket oilice RlL Y b 'As. tho Mokt 11} bullitings, butaiso for strests and general | logk ' In the Senato and the apparent uywil- | patients aud remarked that they had merely | some system akin toshe wllitary precautions New York Tribune: The sectlonsof the the pooplo of which are to-day moro ontitled to the name of ““sorfs'* thau that of “subjoots,” Intact, the ot of cmancipation of Alexander tho Becond 18 nothing but the sume old serfdon in 4 milder forwt, There are several noble faw- flics In Husyia who own to-day from 60,00, 10 106,00 wserts, although the law doos Dot protoct them In that spocics Cutiricr more_ elogunily oXpresses - Trcune which can b Tuatitied whet ‘H}',.“-n-(flfl‘ 1stonos of the Bm»lu 130t stuke “"‘,.unu""' ble when tne objective polut 18 the Ko ction of of (ndividual ambitlon and the ST whcl personal greed.” Tho long und '\l“fiu,...mllnl* s that the obivalry are tired of NT il but bee not bucause tho usd of thew 1s crint lbe\'ll et 0uUSY thoy BFY swekte~ trahie it e pary, outdoor use. ‘Ihat it has great udvantages | lugness jo confront tha duty of confinnlng | called theprevalling disease ** winter-cholera” over the Edison llgut is unguestionable, a8 | or rejecting the Prealdent’s varlous appoiul- | forshort, so to speak, but ns & mattey of fact MMr. Edison destroysa oonsiderable part of | wmenis s puost gratifying to the Democrats, | In popular plirase it was shoply o “catarrhat i3 lght in wakiug his vaouusm. e hilinselt | Tho latter are everywhero -construlng tha | afTectlon of the bowela.”” Then theyawvended admits that he cannot originate half as much | situation to be'an evidence of an uncompro- | their way sadly homeward and only recovs lght »y cau bodone by the Brush systew, | wlsing disagreement among the clements or | ered a degree of chevrfulnesa in making the maintained in Europe, Looking Into the future, when Europe has emptied her div contents, and malcontents, and mischief- makers insuficlent numpers upon our shores, there ey be au exploslon simllar to that of the Communists in Parls, New Canpda Pacifio Ruliroad bullt at geout exponss by the Dominlsa Governmont have beenfurned evor to the mow syndloato under tha torus of thye ocontract recently made, and the work of completing tho lino will be enérgetically prosse cuted. It ip signiicant that the mansgurs of tho guturprise sbould alreudy be rvacklug out fur # cvauoction with Bt Faul, No prophet is