The New York Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1871, Page 5

THE HORSE CAR HORRO How the City Railroads Aro Run, Man- aged and Conducted. A Ride on the Third Avenuc Cars. A Trip from the Merald Office to the Depot and Back. Soenes, Incidents, Observations and a Lively Conversatioa—Food for Legis- lative Reflection and Facts for the — People. National vanity differs from individual scif-con- een inasmuch as itis Jess nurtful ia its effects, A single mewber of the community may boast and blow and Le a very Pharisee of the Pharisees with- out mjuring any interests but lis own; but it @ whole people conceive the idea that they are immac- - ulate it ts quiie a dimerent affair. Now, there is nothing we Americans pride ourselves on more than the assumed fact tnat we are the uiost go-ahead and Progressive peop'e on the face of the glove. Ani, singuiarly erough, we boast move of our means ob travel than of anytming else, withuugh the tacts are of sieam communication, m which, (0 say the least, we have no advantage over European countries, the want in this the metropolis of the country of quick transit Ought to be sufficient to toue dow. oar Glorivas Fourth orations. ‘Tue tact si@res us in the face on every side as we GO UP OR COME DOWN TOWN that in the matter of passenger traitic on the Island of Manhattan we are lar peilind tic age. London and most of the cities of Burope are far ahead of us , mM this respect, In the former city one can ride fil teen miles In steam cars in any direction and re- Sturn in a shorwer time than It woull tke us to reach Harlem trom the HERALD oilice, Then the accummodations are excelient, Bach passenzer nas & seat secured to him; rowdyism is rendered imposeibie tbrough admirable management, and the emplo)és are attentive and obliging. We properly call our city veaicies cars, thougu “carts” would be a better term; vot tue Kuziish claim that their vehicles are “carriages,” and so they are. Moucis efcleaniiness anu com ort, they dider irom ours as Much a3 a raciag yacht dilfers from a mudscow, The London omnitusesf tov, are vastly superior 10 our Broadway stazes, Bub it is with tuc aireet cars we have to do in tis artic.e, THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD. Of all the cily ra.troad companies the Thir! Aveaue ts perhaps tue most cunspicucus for mismauage- ment. its directors strain themselves jn des.on- strating-their contempt for the conven ence aud com- fori Of Lhe | udi.c, Walle desperately active in hoard- ing gleenbacks, Their cars ave Comspicuuusly li.tiay; vermin have tree passes on them, aud luxuriate in Cush.ons; pickpockets du good business on the front Plaviorms; couvuctors wre sulky and drivers msulte ing. ‘The unfortunate passenger is llavie to be Pushed irom the seat he has paid for, and, perhaps, cursed at by the empluyés of tue roud. 1. the pus- ‘enger 16 a lady sae may have to undergo, if she travels at night, tue imperituent scrutiuy of the conductor aud driver and lisiea to mbalu jesia, Then, if it suits the worm of the ught-.egged and Wide-rollupg master of the beli and stray, seis lable to be shoved of the piavorm iuto the middle of a dirty street, 4 block away from the pace where she desired to alan I sue Lemouserates she 13 insuited, U sue discovers: that Her pucke. DOUK I lust tue IF.e.1us OL tue Cun: ductor Ou tite phidur ladda and cnucsie nue. Y, hut puke the ecuaus Youus tau va tue rear Pladorm im tue bs, aud “nod pleasanty to the Policeman on tne coruer ol. the siree. bo Weil 13 tas Uiderstuou by Dasseugers on the ‘ihirad aveaue care that EVERY MAN LOOKS OUT FO MIMSBLP; the ladies have to truséin Pruvideuce. biess, thieves, Gipbouest Couduciors dud Yer Vermin Dave & youd fuune on the road; bul passeugess suder la Wuaay wass. ‘4 tip to the depot in the cars will at any time duripg tue way ueuoustrue Us, Tue cars start trom we seuiry bux couce Uo irondine (ne MERALD office, Let us take a seat in @ car. A pair of Syenized = anunais cra.) round, obedieut w tue yells of the ariver, aud tack mo tue traces. ‘hey have dune good service fo ther aay and kick at ther inhuman drivers ‘bey seem # Sifu Wilu every Wass of tuelt ubure- viated tails over Uouir chin backs “pergn,” abu wueo they neigh each Wweil-conditiened Dore pu sis UD Park row ul @ Wot Uhuks Iv a Dorsey groan aud SUrDKS in hus Daricss. LUguind ub Lie reis, WOLe suuering UUluLled woUse, Le puor creatures soul. bie fur a staré— pull, PU, 8 Tain, and duaily .o Od With arush. People guns Np town In 4 aurry see this Qud rusO 101 Une car, she Car 18 Coustrucied for tweuly-LWY, Cieven at & Bide; VUL the couducwr dues not miud taut beore Cuatham street 19 reucheu there aie KikTY PEOPLE ON THE CAR, al squeezing, pushing ubd suoviog, uke 80 Many calle lu“ a pen. Aus the Luimu Cale don’t pike the conductor overboard; ley ‘uulter vet eva ther iceli, grin aud bear Mt. AS We are Hau.ed aloug up the uli itd tue Bowery Wwe irvot aud rear p.avforms are Mlied; 1ad.es staudiag 10 tue mid- die us tue car wie ciushed; Wilh every jole Deavy Med huldiug On W Lue Bure 8 LO.ter forward Or vacK= Ward UU Crush Lugse Wud are seated, and then We MoWN se-tuusly Luleleres wha (he weate- chew Lovaccy, Hud nadies? dresses JT, Cull- sequenuy, Vartisieu Wit tae juice OF the weed, Tuere 18 a geulivineN 12 ibe Cur Woy vb,ecis w veg treated 1u Luis Mauer. 1 0ur sedOW | he woes vos Tealice Liat he is i New York. A provese aduressed Lo # Conuucio’ Ord Veniole In Pilaiclpila busied Or Baltimore Would Guuvtiess be weeded; but our CONGUCLUNS Wie (anes IM be BebOO! Uf IduereNce 0 public Opiuiun, bul THE GaNSLEMAN OBJECTS. “Move forward there"? suous ine conductor, as he pusues the pa.secger tu iroat of lum vga ia the 1@) of u terrueu Olu lauy aod cudeavors Lo Feuch the conumac.ous “are”? Bue the ‘ure’? has breatuing revi ior nimMse wand Wo ladies, one ou @ther hand, wud reused to move. ‘tueu tae ConUuUclor reg.sters a Vow und iuillis 1 Be te: grapus W.tn bis fugers to the uviver, aud the diver grit bacs through tue gies lo reco,uiuon Of Ine Weu-kuown Sigil, ‘Lue road dps a i ue; twy or tires rougns yuu On We end plaordm, and ‘without a woru oi Warning wae Cac 14 stopped Wala @ jerk. Uf course te Coulumacivis ,enueman wes forward, nowns buens, ad “li dbe- und jullow him up. The conductor thea Duaoches nail a dy_en “ares” and shove, tuem Luly tue car irom the p.atforu, ‘The car is Mui abd ths Plauorm emply unl tue nest Laica oF “imies’? jump od. A 4riD spreaus over the sace Of the cone ductor aud tue uriver louss around yuiside ine car and augue uproarivusiy. Surely it 8 a peasaat luxe. Very many people get on the car between Grand street and rourenia sect, aud sume get od, A POOR WOMAN WILMA CHiLo in her arms, and catry.nz & \asKet, endeavors to push througu the crowd Of Duman beings La We car aud gain tie pavorm, “LOUK AVE, LOW, 100k alive |"? cries the conduc- tor, and ie pour Old iady bus scarcely her skits weil clear Of te crowd god Is pressing wward we step ween tie bell rings. She mums to the slippery street as tne car is moving, and a8 sue ls Whiried around, Uy ing to Keep her loving and save Wwe child, tas Cuniucior lgaghs aluud, (ue ditver 10OKS bach ald grits, aud two or three irieuds of tne Conuuctor ou the rear Platiorm utver a yell GL denghG ‘ihe conducior 1s evidently of opMion wal every “iare,’”? man of Woman, no Maer How circuustanced, vught to be apie ty jump vif the car Whe 1b is iu mova. He Uinks (ec 18 tusuited when called Upun lo Wake his hands ul Of is Pockels aid pul ine sirap, Aud, bl cou.se, be driver's seeungs must be cousuived; for he KNOWS ly Pighla, aay belleves Unt every man ana Woman ought to be nade to sup Ou the car, No matter ab Wilat rave It ts gyorg. ‘then mark TUK CONDUCT OF THE CONDUCTOR and his wdifference to the Coniorl Of the passen- gers. UD WOst nes & Hulice 18 posted up in every car in view of the tluveilers tat the conductor is require to keep the doors closed. There i no such vouce 1a this car. The conductor Aeeps the rear door open (Liere are LOW Many peo Pe crowuing In ke Wo aut OF M8 Deg shut g@nyhow), aud every lew minties he eibows Ms Way .orward, opens the door, and, muitied to the throat as ne 1s, chats pieasuntly Wilh his Cauu, the @tiver, a fierce biast oi icy Wind pouring in the Waile aod cuulimy ihe poor women ib tne car to ine very hear. ‘hey do got compiain, for iney fear insult, and the men are sesh. ‘They suuer in ailence, and wait, dhey hope that the next time tuey travel on the Third avenue cars the weather will De Mulder, or tae conductor Less brutal. Americans are distinguished for tier patience. See how At is demonsirated here, It 18 Saiuruay nigh, and this 8 & through car for Harlem. it must be @ through car to arivin, tur the car 18 so labelled on the oul BY .aw aud according to Une char- ter of the company each {Perum paying five cents fare ts enuilied 10 w Reat; the cur shall seat (wen. y- two persons, The wrier has the larger two-nundred pound German grocer ou is peas is tilled. and some seale ure syuerxad 8 ge arr eeree oe NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET. @ seat, while children pant for room and squall under sne pressure of heavier vo.hes, Thers are ab least sixty people op the ear. Tue conductor ts con- stantly crying “Nove Up move up:” bus he can’s move ap inch throu, the throng himself, Le has tv rua FYOM THE REAR TO THR FRONT platform, When he opens the dvor bemiud the driver, Which he does with & wultered curse; the passengers: mak of Arctic explorations and the North I cic, ‘They are chilled to the bone and marrow. Litue Cares the Cunduc OF; He O.lects the Lares, and the driver ts in /ull syuipatoy with him, A very culd or Wet Hight 16 a DiessiMg I diszulse lv a “AnUCKInDg down” conductor aud hts pal the river, Tue horses poli up bbl and tas they ran down @ deciiue; but the ariver 13 indutereut to their Bul- Jerings as the conductor iy to the ul eres of the equuly docile passeuzers, He chews his quid, Mighes the AoLNALS ANd Vet, the ranning car crash 1D on weir naunches Whencver wwe bel sounds vor Win slacken speed; and u Third aveuue ear driver 19 nacure’s nob emaa | A tine spurt ts put on witain half ante ot the depot io sixty-ninth Birees, but when the lhzuts giimmer over the ntti the pice is regulated, Soon the wepot men, with Iresh horses, ready parnessed, “Whoa, Wood,” OU’ 10 the ruad; there is a clatter, some swe.riig @ud ruuniuy, and the ured animals that dragged us irom tne wily Hall affect A PROLICLOMN MOOD, and trot, tall up, imty tue Biubics. du tue meanuine the passe izers in the ¢ar are Impauent; they find that they cannot get “wrougu” | Jor & Walle, “io car iy nol golig,” ray ie ers avout the depot ule told Gar Up Whi be Ane through one, Ho doubt.” The lady paussensers sigh. the yentlamen mu:ter “curses, uot loud, DUS aeep,’ and wil take reve la tue waiting roo. AOw, tue WAIN TOO. 18 8 mMserab.e apartment, Poorly lighted aud insu.icientiy heaws. 1013 small, | Rasty and UOCOULOra ile, wid w asgrace to fe ‘Thrd Avenue Company, ‘ne HECALD reporter cummissioned to inspect the vunditiou of the ruad entered wita the passenvers wid suivered wita the uuu) be suw ull he wan'ed vosee, He wen went oul, A cur Was passinu ay he stepped over tue track aud heard tue cheery voice of tne diver suuling | the man ia charge 91 the switches, “MORE POWRK TE YX, UULD MAN, and, may ye never die tll yer Ht aud nox thin av ye Qon't hke,” exciaimed (ie driver last rom are. ‘dhis Was the luau the repuricr wanted to see, He | knew—and what eXperieuced reporter does not | hnoWw?—toat & aaa WHO Wii Voluntarily gives utter- ance to Luusense Will ta kK seus? invuluoiuriiy. dhe reporter szumped Ou the irons piavorai of the car at tae Fisk Of Dis uf) “wind Uae step, ir.” Grit the driver ashe made # cut at the of horse upd uuered a wioop. “What's tue World w & wan,” he continued, “av his Wile's & widow?” “4k Luau’s Hfe 18 not Worth much on vhis road, it seems,” remarked the reporter, “Qumiors 13 oul of ‘he question. I Wanted lo go.o Harlem, but 1 got ured waiting.” “ihe devi. ye did 1" exclaimed the driver in aston- ishment, ‘i suppose ye weut +0 live thee ately? And tin ye’ Wave w Mice time av i. i tay down towa iOvida’ Lo-Miit—13 vould dua the blast may be wo.se—and ye:l have waue tine cumiu’ oo: (Whoa were! Dinu vie vase) You ste al yuu get Up here a6 1a O'Ciock the Waitin’ rouw Ube shut— the young gentlemen gota’ Lowe ub that uour every ighi—aud you'll uave tu STAND ON THE SIDEWALK with the other wimmen aad colither und min, It’s mighty cOulu, 1 lel ye, sy to ve wattin’? for a cor When tue heed frost 18s lowin? Wildiy up the aveude aud the alr 18 vurthened wil snowballs Ean! agaist eaca other gud ready to fall in wakes”? “out the company surely docs not thet waste pang Ly treat its patrous “ann i's tn innocent young man ye are ” shouted the driver, “ao 1's wot wesen (dawn che conauctor, can’t he let ie bell wong; Biey Luis Way, mu’am, Ass DOL inesels Mt uy teviiu? ye, but tuat ye Louk su Lite ne ArraQ, wuea dd you lave tie yuid coun- “t haven't been in Greece since King Otno died,” “ne divi ye havin’. Yer’ qua.e juaow auy- how! 5a, a3! was sayin’, * | Tiuls 13 A PURTY COMPANY. Ye wanted to #o to Harem? Faitn ye mignt as Weil godow.a town, take tae car (whoa!) and come Up 41.0. Yell be as youn as the rest vl em.” “4iOw 13 Wal r” ‘Weil, ve see, the Yorxvilie and Harlem cars don't gothrungu ts Yorkvule and dariem—ae least one 1a leu vi tuem; tae, Butop at tae devot ‘Le passeu- ay Cine rare e wale ney do out wa.t/ Iva tue compul el ee rant puny Has ib all their “wat they ought to run cars for th - tion o. the peone.”? Rear aie “arrau . how yer talkin’. Av coorse they should. But ve see as now sney won't. ‘Toey’ve goc it alin their oWR Adnds. Avuey, younz gentle usu, Mouey | Money (Whoa! Shtop, ye devia, of Pu lavuer viaces outav ye! Damn these hurses; fatx ta-y’re worse thin a dozen sturien). Mouey (det uy.) makes tne Insre Zo Bd waxes COFPOF LOS COI OF.a0.e. Fare ye can’t do anytniog Wid ea at all, at al.” “yue Legisiaiuce o: the diate may this coming Se siun luke a diderent View of THE RESPOsSISILITY OF TUR COBPORATS BODIES OP THR Cry.” “Not abit, (Way! ho! wuere the devil are ye throwin’ yer bind .ez? Whoa. aud bad luck to ye |) Stranve basves «ney are, be ne sowl, But as i said (Were’s the Cooper Loxitaon), nov a bit will tae mim im Albany interieve wid the c.ty rauroads. Mouey is money. it Was beiore you were born, and fa.x iL Will lose Howe Oi 148 Bature aV ye Live till yer hair toucues tue ground’? “But surely laws May bé passed to control those ful the terius of its charier—to be just to the ple woo travel La their curs,” H plea his show, alana? cu.npel (dem to give twenty-two seats in each car to twenty-Lwo persons, ald uo more, to guaran- te proper venttiauion im suamer, ant eas in Weather like (ais; reasouavle speed up iowa and by faded and civility irom the Couductors ou ine “wegor, yer right; that’s what's wanted. But, as I said, str (Holy aioses, how that gray mare Jumps; blie'd shy at a ‘Araw.-en, Money candy anything. Fatx, I've been dhrivin’ here for seven years, an’ thav’s mv experieuce, 108 myseif would like tu Fee ‘em aauled up, aye, the whole Kit of em. Sure sume- ‘tun’ ough! w be done. Peopie ougutu't to ve pacaed in @ box Like hert.ns’ like that velund us, and kep spiverin’ for au hour an? @ haif. very man ao’ Wonan ought tv have a sate, aus there saouid be A BIT AV (IRE PO WARM 'Bu. “When the wind blows hard and strong, and the could 1s vad, sir, 1’8 miguiy aard (Wow, ye devil | take that and mae tne tail ind av it whip yer eyes out.).or the winmen aud the cuimner, 1 aon’t mind it meself, tor, Fe eee, I'm ases to it Thin in tue summer thin cusnious ts bad; sure they?re .uil Of Vailhu, ADU WO &@ man takes @ sate for five canis ue doesa’t know WHAT HK TAKES AWAY WID whin Le laves the car. ae “but here we are at Canal street, sir, an’ as yer shiveriu’ wid the could I'd advise 70 w get out, ain @ it, tuke @ good siwatuer of whiskey @at thin Lake ive Se botany aad ri ig res best advice can f as ao’ ualistas 4 dass Ratway. Wao!’ spaiy esti ‘she company ts syending money very liberally on tha depot vuiding, bat there is ey Improvement ny the cars. If tue iterests of the pudiic were con- salted new and vetter cars would be put on ine road. ‘those now in ase are sunply d.sgraceful, beg heavy, uuw.eldy, dirty and uncomfortavie, The Grand Central Depot and the New Route. To THE Epiror oF THE HERALD:— Presuintug on your well knowa fairness in treat- ing the topics of the day, and believing that iair Play is a jewel, I give my testimony as a daily waveller Over the New York Ceatrat and iuuson River Raliroad in favor of the new line, Tue ume Occupied in getting to our piace of business down town under the new tims table of the Fourth ave. nue cars is about the same as on the oid ine, with exception of those who take the elevated road from Twent)-ninth street down, and. in overy other ro- spect, the change is for the better. The scenery on ‘he cross road along the banks of the Spuytea Duyvil and Harien rivers, passing under the High bridge, 8 certuimy very cnaruing and thea the en- trance luto ine city on the line Of the Fourth ave- hue, passing througa # weit aud repialy improving sectiua O: tue City, 14 quite & Contrast, both to siguc and swell, with the old route, The oliactories of most of us have auythiug but fragrant remem- dDeances of tae fort; aud one unpleasant smelis which were wont 10 greet us irom the mening houses, oli refineries, &v., on the west side, Be- tweeu the old and new depots, 0 course, there can be no comparison. Tae new one, with 18 veaatial interior, its large 4M4 com oriavie wailing rooms, all ofer Us an assurance va the part of Mr. Vanacr- bic that he intends unprovinz our condition in other ways, and it woul, pernaps, ve betver for 1a fault-Anders to wait a hitle, aud it may de that he will give as new and cleaaly cars, whict shail cor- respond -owewhat with tae new depot; and, then, Ube will restore to tne time table our station ut Glenwood, he will, we thing, Waile beaetiling our pie, increase the business of nis road, Beautiful Vilage is growing rapid “eeceeelsags ty GLEN WOJD-UPON-HUDSON. A SNEAK THISF CAPTURED. Secretes Himself Under a, Counter and is Dragged to Lit Asneak thief, who gives his name as William Stetson, of 93 Roosevelt street, was yesterday dragged out from under @ counter in the cicthing sore of Taylor, Raynor & Co., 35 Chambers street, where he was secreted, and after a vlondy resist. ance was taken to the Sixth precinct station pouse by tour officers and locked 3 He states that he was drunk aud did not know what he was about, out was asieop when discovered, It was found necessary to put hin in a siratt jacket to keep him quiet It is satd that oe ts pho- Lographed in the Rogues’ Ga.lery, and has douptieas ere now fied higher roles in tue drama oi crune, 105 IN THE DELAWARE RIVER, ‘The last few sharp days and nights have nearly filled the river with ice, and below Trenton, waere the river 18 navigable, considerable damage has been done. On Friday evening the sloop Edward swing, of Philadelphia, got fast in the ice between Florence and Borueutown, ant the E that tried to release the sloop Was disavied by the ice getung invo the propeller. In consequence of the great uantites of ice navigayon May be regarded as Stove Tor the peueyey CN ea ae Au’, vegor, Waarcaa | companies, Kor instauce, Bu act migine be passed | toc mpel the Towd Avenue Radrvad ‘Company to, PARIS FASHIONS. Tho Opera Now aud the Recollee- tion of What It Onco Was. Fashionable Colers—Newsst Material for Cos tumes—Train Robss—TIhe Empress Augusta asa Patroness—Full Dros Train Rob:s— Tunics—Hunting Parties—Furs— Morainz, Evening and Walking Robes. Paris, Nov. 17, 1871. The first attempt made this season to getup a Driiliant audience at the opera was attended with paitial gucc.ss at the performance of Mozart's “Don Juan?’ Diamonds actually reappeared in eome of | the boxes, aud Diack was less universaliy worn than the new hyacinin, bronz? and camafeu shades, Fetween acts something like the old flutter of spangied fans moved the atmoaphere, only each tme an opera giass was put down after a snort round of inspection the action was followed by @ suppressed sizn, It was easy to notice, besides, that amiles did not charm the lips of the fair without effoit, and there was a touen of pensiveness in qmet nods of recoznition, This can weil be accounted for, Firstly, 80 many of the best stalls are vacant; 80 many avitués are misssirg in the dress circle. Secondiy, the new comers are raw, very. Their ‘Wives dress out in the 1530 styles, and yet wear hide- ous obas earrings, medallions and bracelets made out of the fragiments which have burst trom Prussian pieces. This novel jewery reminds the cultivated of 60 much ruin, defeat and capita- lation; of so mauy young lives that are wasted. Where is the mother, wire, sister, who, having buried & relative, would not pause to consider with melan- choly the lady whose wrists. ears and bosom are coldly shining urder jingling oxydized silver, each Separate part of which adornment figures one or other of the fatal mssiies that laid her departed low? But this is not all; many of the cannons, guns | and mortars Jaier used by the Commane had been purchased with money coilected sou by sou at dif ferent theatres during tre bitterest part of the siege, when actors and singers filled a wisston, that of | aiverting the Parisian pubile from thinking of their gnawing wolves wittin. Not only now does all the artillery Jeweiry recall unto warm patriots how their guns thus painfully acqutre | were turned agatost | brother cit. zens, but the remembrance of last year’s sini-ter per.ormances on the stage. They vivully | bring back in their train the fickering light of haif- illumined houses; pimched jaces, on which hung tears of emotion; the shivering orchestra haddied together roanc spare foot lights; the painful atutade of second rate choras singers; the brave operatic corps, £0 s00n as the day’s figiking was over, coin- ing forward in velvet and tinsel to stifle their groans ! in a straggie with pierciug melovty. Oh, who cun ever Jorgzet the top notes of those primo assoluta | or the deep tunes of those <arnest-souled basst endeuvoring to impart some trust, some oblivion to a despairing au licnce ? But that was months ago. Business has now to i jook up; money has tobe made out of puss sensa- | tions. Therefore, we have “Paris brulé” (burnt Paris) silks; “Paris brulé’? roses and satins, called “le sang de monsigneur,” or ‘his jordship’s biood,” a purple kind of crimson, sucn as‘ archbishops wear. THOS REAL PARIS BRULE COLOR 18 mouse gray, shading of to white; orash gray, with a silvery shimmer on it— the same shade which | is ail taat ts left of a bundle of burnt love letiers after love has vanished in smoke, It 13, of course, preity to look at, The most approved trimmings in this new style are bands of satiastitch embroidery on white tulle; it 18 soit, glossy and unobtrusive, As to the ros?, of the same deuomination, ifs yetals are half gray and bali blusaing red. Tue other new rose, calied Paris bombarde, 18 more’ comph cated, Its white and red, suowtng a:1 its indignation and | ll ite terror at the same time; on one side of it bangs a Jeaden diop, spotted with an ignited cnm- \ _ spark, Which weighs down tue luvel.est leaf of ‘We have carriet-pigeon suits likewise, slate and | taway stone cour; otuers are rus-et aud bluish javender, ‘These walkinz dresses are fitended to | couvey @ meea ana sieek appearance; the under pe Ucoat 1s velveteen, and the polonaise worn above 1 is 13 made of pout I have seen one which nas toree alternate plaics of the gray and drab for under petticoat, with @ tight velvet Gsaque, male of the gray oaly, iur the tunic, and trimmed wash light arad bands of iur. TAR NEWEST MATERIAL 1g called ribbed ve.ve', and in French velours mi- leraies, or “thousand streaks? It is possible a god many more than a thousand are required for one trata robe of the descrpt.un ordered by the Duchess of Leuchtenvvrg. A Uny streak of pheas- @nt brown Veivel is Clouse Lo anvther of gold pneas- gataitin, Itty very gorgeous, and temperea down py au under peticoat of bronze-colored Sicilienne, ‘Lhe make of TRAIN ROBES 1s decidedly richer tnan ever, but this gala attire is all being sent Ww toreign courts; the nodlesse of France preie. ring a return to pointed bodices Liced up behind, full long saun skiris with plain iront wilths, aad the old-fasnioned berthas un low vodices, The Kinpress Augusta of Prussia shows excellent taste tn ordering her Court robes trom Paris, aud the boyarJesses aud dogaresses oi other principauties jolluw her lead. Tuus i is Lt have noted a very costiy bail dress on one of my fy snects, and 1 do not suppose @ second will be made like it, for either of the prefectcrial balls we are promised here, Mr. Léon say 1a beat on economy, aud aoes not feck persuated inut gaia 7é +s are at allan encourage- meat totr de. When advocates lor a dance insinu- ate that an offi Our Oilictals 0 ec! too much ulread, 18 out Ol place. ple there might siand ap in aninucés aod do thas Jollity gravely. Lretura to the exceptional BALL RUBE which ts to leave Paris this evening. It is made of three snade+ of tne ricicst satinette, The under ‘Train skirt 18 Ocean Olue, With o green tint on it; the Second skirt Is greeu, Wiha Live Unt on It, and the toird, having @ very narrow apron in irvat, 1ub @ twemendous train behind 1s of the palest salmon, ver these three skirts or layers (tor neither are founced or trimmed) 1s torown a white talle cloud, dotved over with gold spots. On tue lest side tali_ rashes and jong, green herbs from onder a large wax water lily bouquet, “he boJice to tis 18 lull salmon, with slashes of ocean blue and gieen, FULL DRESS TRAIN ROBES. ‘The so-caled r.s¢ua and scanious velvet are sombre, fad dress train robes, but green vronze, worked over Win indan floss in the cashmere tats, is considered the lacest and richest style 0: ali. Violet is no longer cased violet, but “excellence,” and tuere pe 80 many new shades of hiac for evening Wear that ui esa the name o’ the flower ts desiguated a lady is sure to have the wrong snaue mauve uptor her. ihe tare bet aad eo the mailon and dahlia are ihe favorite tints, ay are being made open in iroat an to slant off with- out apy irilt or trimming; no edge, ta tact, but a very deep crosscul, Jils 13 more beco.miag ty or- dinary figures than all the fa@y raciing, which adds volume and bulk Waere ib 18 not desirable, ‘usticaily speaking. Veivet ts much employed in ades for triumins, because it les fut ‘The und, besides, joility o. aay kind t certaimty 1s at Versailles, but peo- flatness on the hips. Frills are being sewn up skiris between the seams; they decrease in width asthey near the waist, The backs ol bodices are being made tu one piece, wituout armhole sides, and, in order Ww acyfice & tight ut, the muverial, 1 being managed, or rather mismanaged, 15 still the To THe BviTor Or Tus Heratp:— | principal euicor—telis us that he has a lot in Caivary a great luea 1s to have sweeping sull folds betind and | More Charges Against Ex-Policeman W J. Whitfort, an ex-policeman, was committed at Jefierson Market for alleged hignway robbery, per- CALVARY CEMETERY. Different Views as to the Management of the Cemetory—What Auo’ her Comp’ainaxt Has to Say a-d What a Friend of the Management Asserts. The question asto the way valvary Cemetery 18 subject of disc ission among the Catholics, The foi lowing letcers will speak for themseives, A Few Facts that May Be Investigated. 1 beg to thank you fcr haviog given expression to the Jeeuungs of several imteiugent Vatholics ip regard | to We outrageous mismanagement of Calvary Ceme- tery and the sullen inaifference to the r complaints displayed by the Archbishop, To be sure, we have Tead & sem!-oficia) article in an obscure advertt ing cironlar issued by @ bookseller, which tho Arch- | bisnop uses a8 an organ on such occasious as he | may condescend to give any iniormation or advice to the Catholic public; but what does it amount to? Why, the writer—suppvsed to be Dr, Brownson, its which 18 well taken care or because he pays & special fee—which 18 against the bylaws of the Cemetery—to a man for, keeping tt in good order! “But,” he adds, “apart from ts we have never sven anything wrong there. We positively deny hat there ts apy just ground for complaint.” Here 1% may be observed that the Doctur’s positive dental is based Upon the fact that he has “never secon auytbing wrong there.” His logic is similar to that of a Western lawyer who was engazed in delenoing & notorious horse thei, When be found tac evidence against bis client was coucius.ve, be arose and sald to the Court:—"if Your iuuoe wil permit t cad Produce a.dozen witnesses who Will testily that they bave never geen my client steal ths horse? ‘tue suine kind Oo: jogic has been irequently used by our Protestant irieuus wuen they Cyntrovert tue tact that St. 1 eter was ever in Kome, because **Zusebius Mukes NO Menuon of it,” but the testtuony of one person who has seen Many causes for Compiant in vaivary Cewecry — can nut be yainsayed by the demi of a thousand persons who have never seen ans ining wrong, eltuer because tney had “eyes to sce and could not see,” or Were 80 Dilud that tuey “Would not Bee,”” Dr. Brownson Mnds fault with your correspond- "ent Or Haviy Chosen tne HeRALD us the wedioun OF express.ng Wer grievances, and aise Wild We M046 OF WULg Sv, BUG says 1b is UucAiMOlc.”? bul, Doctwr, ti is iar more uucatnolc ww seal the MERALDS reports of #ePuious deivered in our churcues every Sunday, aod not su much as give credit to the paper, tae Iruits OL Whose enerprise and labor Nave veen taus apuropriated Wi.uuul any compensation. 1 1s sar more uncahole, tov, 10 po the trutu tuan ww expose uuisehood wad raud, ‘4ne writer in the Tablet, waite aamitting that lay- men fave some rigals vesiues tue rigut to pay moucy wienever tae clerical authorities may dewand, lusisis tat wien tiey have reason 10 compiaia they must not do so through the “un.et gious” public press, Dit must dy 8) 1D Some such Manner as tue 1cL.ow.ns:— 1 hey must get tie puvi.c Vemma or lOWu Ciel tO BD- Mounce a Meet lor ihe purpuse ul aeliverauon, Aiter che w.eeting & ueputasou suall proceea Ww the Tesiience 0: tie Arcuvisiioy 1 Lu Sunuay-go-bo- Mass civiles, and preceded by @& brass Vaud, plays fag “Sweer Spirit, near My Prayer.” Wen wey have arriveu al tae residence vf His Grace tuey Must Fewasu lu she reception parlor s0r sone time, toasting tnelr Buus, udu tue servant yin ade Nuunces ‘ue presence.” sven, having sup plicated ‘His urace’s blesstuy and received is prounse tab he Wil “sve W illiaus?—relerring 0 Us seALOu—tuey should return hums thauk. al. ‘The 7aU.c¢ wan say> we wake an invidious comparie Son vetween U1 ecu Wood abu Calvary, WibhoU, tastug 1:0 accuuut the Rreaer Wealh OL she survivors OF those buried ju Greeny oud. We adit Wat by Goi pure Green woud to calvary 18 to Goupare “hype Tou ww satyr,” DU. We do Not Bee Waal tue wean Of lnavidual lot boulders bas to do Wiia Lhe geueral Care and embeilisiiment oO the proud vy tue Board Of Directors. 4 Is @ stukiug lund 0. . 740,000 appropriated by the Directors Of urecuwood to the Muproveinen: 01 (he cemetery, UNA they doo grade Une grounu and WOW bie Brass Ou Private lots Wicd out charge. low much bas Caivary a»propriated tor this purpose, ‘The wrher of this 1s @ lot noiuer, too, m Caivary, and pe has many dear irieuds aud hear relut.vés, «vea & paeut, vuried there. Ou a recent visib two weess after the mer ment of a relative, he was saocked to und buat the grave Was not even luliy fied uy, not to say without havin, @ wutnd weil sudded cver It, ashe expected 10 uu. Whe tue tterment was beiwg ma:te he Was assured by @ rougu-.oukiug Lel- jow, cailed @ “orem in,"? With his hands 1p ine pock- ets ol &@ pea jacnet, and haviay a snort pipe ta wis mourh suat he might gu home, and che grave would be properly attenused to. As Wasa Wel, stormy day he eutrusted tne. to du 80, but noticed Laat they s'oppe:! work & soon a3 he got a 1ew yards od. he has siice Nad Ai8 suspiciuns aroused that they may have taken the cus.v colin up and ieft the THE CUSTOM HOUSE. The New Collector Besieged by Officsho!dors— How He Disp 2s 0? Them—The Ganeral Pro. gramms of the New Admin:s‘ration. On the 1st of December General Arthur assumed the duties of the most lucrative oMce in the United States, and he kas already, im the brie! space of forty-eight hours, began to find that tue sweets of | place are not wholly treo trom an accompanying bitter, Even in Uns aud of tree insttiuuons, where We all start wiih an equal chance in the race for Public honors, it is not given to every citizen to know of his own knowledge what it is to dispense the patronage depending upon @ great ofc. Bur if we do uot know from experience, we have at least learced from observauion and from the piteous plaints of almost every lucky politician who nas beea ap- pointed to the headship of an important depart- Ment that otlice-seekers and ofMice-seeking are the bage and the carse of power. I¢ 14 an instrucuve signt tolouage about the corridors of the Custom House just at present and watch the gathenng swarms of oflice-seekers who hope for @ change, though it 1s generally krown that oe | Arthur has succeeded Mr. Murphy by tie latter’a own consent and recommenda- | tion, avd that, therefore, no sweeping removas may be expected, ‘Ine patriot wh» bopes to serve. his country catches at the merest straw. ‘Who knows,” said one to the writer, “what may hop. | pen? It 1s all very well to aay that Arthur and Murphyare one. Sut there are heaps of men that Murphy does not like, tuough he has not deemec tt | Poutic to get toeir iit will by removing then, Now | 5 BEECHER AND THE SPIRITS. The Plymouth Church Table Still Tips and Trembles, WHAT THE REPORTERS THINK. The Herald Sends a Spretal Interviewer, Wha Hears Ncw and Strang: Doctrines. BEECHER INVESTIGATES. “Does the table still tip in Plymouth church?” ‘Oh, Yes: How and thew there are gentle manifest ations, just e.oush Ww show tuat tuere are sy ape theile wituesses present." ‘wo you ovject to teliing What occars as you have seen it while writiug at tne tani.” “[ have not the slightest oojec.ion If you promise 10 report the conversation verbattne 1 betieve HERALD reporters sonietimes vary luterviews ac- coruing to an original plap.’’ “That may be In some cases; but in spiritual things the ERALD ts souad, aud you may rely on fair dealing. If I should tamper wif what you tell mel might tind my desk tippimg wysteriously in the middle of the nignt and myself in a cold perapl- ration, which wouidn’: be agveeable wita the ther- mouieter down near zero,’? he can have them vuraed out through General Ar- thur, w.thout appareatiy | eing responsble for the change. Aud just you believe that he 1s going to do | at. A bird in the air has tod me 80,” i Further inquiry, however, revealed the fact that these hope ul patriots, who are thas “working the Custom House route” are not mee.ing with very great success, General Artiuur comes ito oftice giited with the aipiomatic skill of a polished man of the world, and long exper.ence asa lawyer has tratned him to detect men’s motives aud “take their measure” at a single giance, Le disposes of tue thronging applicants who besiege the dvurs of hae outer office ‘with a pro;nptness and despatch” that | are “truly wonderiol” ‘Tuts is somewhat like “how he does 1.7;— Enter office seeker, his face wreathea in servile | smiles, his eyes giittering with hope, his lips twitch. dag with nervous eagerness, “Good morning, sit; deiizhted to see you,’ politely says the Gene: “Mr, So-and so, I see, re- commends you for a post in the Cus:om Uonse,”” “Yes, sr,” responds the applicaut, gaining hope and conflscace at the promising character of ats re- ception; “and [trust thas my services to the parcy and”?—. breaks in the Collector, ‘fuere are no vacancies to be filed and the law prescribes niguiy the namver ol emplo,es. Now 0: course, ander these circum. stances | could ouly tind & place tor you by displace my sume ove else, Who do you propose to tura out ¥ Whom indeed! For Mr. comes With tue very vaguest Lotions Imagiuat le | aoout the work wa.cn he hopes to be | appointed to perform. In bis eyes the (us- | tom House is werely a sort of fospital or = asyluua in whieh good republicans wuo | have 1aned In business, or wou have never had any | basiness to fail in, may find a competent and easily gained uveuuvod, do the lite retaliatory interro- Gaulon of the —olector Gomes upon win With ali the force of a surprise, sé stamumers and hesitates, | Aud, OL cour é, tually “eaves waas entirely Wo your discretion Geuera!.”” “Well, We are making ne removals’? is the final seatence, “bu still we vo tatend tw sternly weed out ail incompeent men. Tuea, again, we have tmany appucans, 1 wil, however, pat you va tne list, s.r, | an: may, perhaps, ve able at some luture ame, & 4c.” ‘Thus ends tne interview, aut the woul be servant of ais couatry departs, w sadder but & w.8.r man. di Geueral Artaur’s avowed principles in rezard to office-hoiding are carred oué te Custom House Will indeed become a inodel department, ‘Tie Col- | lector says Lat in all ca. es he wil preier lor promo. | tiou men who have aire.dy gaiucd experience in | the se, vice 10 outsiders, NO Maier What their po- | Iitical intueuce may be, New men will have to be- gin on the towcest rung of she ladder and will nave to soow clearly thetr enpacity for the place ror wiica they are candidates. No sinecures @ai & at present, aud it is need.ess to add that none will be created. Favoritism o! every krid wi'l pe abolrsbhed and a sincere effort made'lo make che Casio vase ser- Vice ag. eiticiens and a8 ecouum.cil as 18 that of & bank ora railroad. Congre 8 will very like y at the Oticeseeker generally ouse, De Ause che ‘uoreuwan” vfered se) lim & Cuge belore the imierment iu ideu vi one somewuat too small tor the cudin. Dr. Brow2-un’s sopuisiical negations cannot cover uch experiences 23 his, nor Couceal from the pubic the palpable, sell evident proo.s ierzed upon Their seuses by # Visit bo Lois desvlate neciopulis, A CuMPLALNANT, Assertion vs. Fact—A McGrathian View of Thing: New Yor«, Nov. 29, 1871, To THe EDITOR @F THE HERALD:— AS a Constant reader and a Cainolic, I have taken an interest in the complainis which have recently been made in your paper of the management, or rather impled mismanagement, of Calvary Ceme- tery. Loving at the matter Irom a disinterested and unprejudiced point of view, it must strike every imtelligent reader that the entire subject resolves itself into the fact that in tue opinion oi those gea- Uemen who have kindly constituted themselves in- vestizating committees in the interest of some four hundred thousand unconscious coustituents, that 10 the first piace the trustees have not expended as Much Money to Leautily mg she cem- tery as Ww the Opinion Of those genuewen they Migul Mave, and secoudly (assuuiuy Us Lo De BO), In Mot KIVLg tae compialnants, Mr. Corby and tue HeRALD inter- viewer—ior they alone seem to have 5vugn, ihe 1o- lormativn—a Lull, ue and .atisiuctory uccount of tue cisposit.of made of the unas or revenue sup- posed iv be derived 10M the sale Ol graves, 10t4, &e., togeiher with other items of in.ormat.on not Levessury to ugaip entunerate. Li tnuse ge had conilaed tae cHorts to stimulating agement 1o ureater exervion in forwat. Jor luprovements already in course of developueat, OF I Suggesting Hoe OL he MEcessary Mprovemenis Waich ey Pave named should—.itnvuga not approving the course adypied Lo secure wwe vesired Tesdli—a least give thea credit for a praweworwy zeal in endeavoring to torward a work 1a Whica ull Cutnoucs must feel an iMterest; VO tue Violent per- sonal alticés Walta Dave veea Mate vy some of your currespondenis upon tho e geutlemen who Occupy postions in Calvary Office an Dt. Fatrick s Cavhearal (appareuuly fur no otwer reacou tan holding oMice) suggest the 1uea tnac the agitaturs lodicaced are not aliogether disimteresteu, Wuy tie MMputauou of carclessness 1m tae performauce cf toe burial service suvuld Le made agatust tue chap- lat (an.ess in Wwe case Of Your aduuy mous Eplsco- han correspondent, tt. H. S., whicu explains itself) 1 am at @ loss to cuceive, 1 ieel satisoed tune tne Mwyority, Mt ot al, Wao may have been presens at auy Umue during service Wil endorse iy u8sertion tgat there is not # shadow Of truth in cue stuvem and that they will pe equally Wustug to testy tat the reveveud yenlemasa has ever periorued his moutrofully Monviouvus dulivs with tue piet nd zeal Of @ ue priest. JOHN MCGKATH, STILL THEY OJME. tert. It was reported in yesterday's HERALD that Albert Suk, 18 CUL ON toe Cross. Oiners have a seam dowa the centre Of tie back, anu in this Way the objection- avie side pieces are aa vanlagevusly done away with, HUNIING PARTIES. These are hints to cutiers who often discover that there is a “Knack” about a vodice, and do not no- tive where the grace oi it lies. Some very lovely worked tuile roves are on view for tne young, who mean to enjoy their Wiuter at the thermal stations or at Cannes, Where We Come dé Paris has taken up his resideuce. ‘he Duc d’Anwale’s hunting parties at Chantuly were very weh attended, but souvenirs of Compiegne are too receut and ecipse these gatherings compictely. POULT ROBES. Some very costly poult robes are worked by hand wito heavy waite or biack sewing silk, ine festoons all round cemet a handsome lace pattern and we Jront width of all veing a splendid bouquet of trac in the same silk. MUFFS AND DOAS re preferred to muifs and capes of fur, A very ugly novelty is the adoption Of shoes instead of boots, ‘This bas arisen from the very elaborate work now worn on sik stockings. THK PRETTIEST HATS for morning wear are fiat-crowne gray felt shapes trimmed with sable tur, It lovas cosey and Is cer- tainly preferavie to all the iace and floral fancies Which soon lose their freshness in fog and sieet. Veivet hats are still made nigh behind and are trimmed with birds’ wings or plumes, THE SAILORS’ COLLAR is in great demand; they are made of point and Scotch work wita deep cuits to matca, THE NEWEST MORNING WRAPPERS are made of light drab, stone or gray plush trim- med with garuet or ruby velvet revers, and a Square, deep universitariaa Collar on the back, WHITE MERINO MORNING NEULIGBS are trimmed with silver fox bands round the wide petrated im the Eighth ward on Thanksgiviog nigat. Yesterday forenoon Mr. Leo Schiessinger, clerk for Justice Koch and keeper of a clothing store in Houston street, near the Bow- ery, visited Jefferson Market and made acomplaint against Whitfort for obtalning clothing O. the Value Of $29 Irom him by lalse preences, Whittort was taken up trom ois cell and admitted the truth of tae charge, lie said he Was aiso guilty of the charge Of higaWay rovuery and wanted to be sentenced immevtately, This, as it turned out, was not caused by the working of & tender conscience, but for sear of more complaints being made against him, In the aiternoon J. H. voremus, of Paterson, N, J., tnlerviewed Whitfort tn his cel and identified him as Lhe man who hired @ horse aud light wagon of the Va.ue Of $195 from fim on the Lsth alt. anit failed to return them. ‘Lhe prisoner aisy adnuited his guilt of vis charge and said he sold the property in Harlem. He is sill at Jeferson Maraet, kept there for some days to await the appearance of more complainants. A SNEAK THIEF TRAPPED IN HOBOKEN, Yesterday aiternoon Oiicer Hayes, of the Hoboken police force, Observed @ man tampering with the lock of the door of Mr. charles Weir's residence, | groaiway late m the night, and from corner of Newark and Garden streets. Suspecting | tnere accompanied two of the girls em- the man to be a thief, the officer stole upon him | ployed in the piace ty their home, No. 62 aad arrested him, Waen broughc to the station | Amity sireet, where he stayed all might, house the prisoner gave bis nuine as john Lee | in morning he missed $710, which he had ia a d said he had come from New tngland. Four | pockeivook in his vest pocket. Yesterday alternoon eleton keys were lound in his possessiun, and it 18 | Ofticer Henderson, of tne Fifteeath precinct, ar- almost certain that he intended to rob tue pre- | rested Oue of the girls, named Ange Lundy. Soe mnises, He will be prought berore Recorder sonn- coming session uedge toe Coliector aud all wao May be his sudcessurs round about with tizorous | rewalations 1a rear to appointments, but most of their rules are to be Carried out by auticipa ion. Mr. Alurphy still ,uts in un appearance in the hans which so lately ownes nim waster. Ae seems | very cheeriul for a decapitaied plice-nolder, out he Was doubtless consuued avout os own rewoval, and ts said to have gimself recommended it. be 1s highly mdwnant at the persistent attacks made j upon Nis record a8 @ coutractor, and wilinzly tes ever, budy the “wahule truth” about the scandals wat are now being revived, “Bat 1 sappuse they will »oon bela oa the General now,” said | he to the wruer, alter Narrut.ng the “olanket story’? im exiiaustive d tall, aud snowing that his acuon ; throughout was absoiutely pare and blameless. une great reorm, aud @ much needed one, has | already been euforced, The Couector's room 18 Dut jn future to be the special lua .ug ground oi te polit.cians, They will only be able to see the Col- | lector wuen they have some rea. business ior an excuse; and that basiness once transacted, they Dave got to make ther congé and reure. Geueral Arthur thinks 1¢ possivie for a Collector Ww be over | good-natured, and most people wilt agree with him, BROOKLYN AFFAIRS. Arrests in Brooklyr. The police ef Brooklyn last week arrested 387° persons, ‘Ihe majority of the arrests were for drunacaness and aisorderly couauct, Fair for the Industrin! School. On next Monday, Taeslay ani Wednesday even- ings. @ fair will be he d at the Academy of Music in bevall of the Industrial school of brooklyn. A Corner Stone To Be Laid. This atrernoon the Rizht Rev. Bishop Loughlin, of Brookiyao, wall oiictate at tne la_ing of tne corner | stone of St, Cectia’s Roman Cathouc church, coruer of Mervert and North sieves sireeis, The Shooting of Alderman “tewart. Juage Gubert yesterday admitted James Kelly, charged with shooting Alderman D. 8. Stewart oa Jast ‘Tueslay morning, in Myrtie avenue, to bonds, to await the action of the Grand Jury, tne sum re- “There is oniy one difficultyin the way, sir, | “es, you might meet with some experiences not in accordance wity your ideas of tue usages of polite society. For ingtance, you might be haried V olently duwn those windiag stairs, aua think you were making your exit irow tue word altogether, full you suddeniy stopped, Out Gf vreau, in the vicinity ef the advertising d-partueut, Those ollten witness the meauiterimgs of reporters 1 the influence of spir.ts,’? “it Wouldn’t be a vad idea to have a new elemens introduce., and Loe spirits indigenvus to We locality: , displace i.’ “that's very true; but did you get treated in thas + uncerenomious way 2? “uh, uo! but t have seen @ *trong man thrown from the top of @ log t.ygut of stuirs w the boitom and seul splnuing like a lop across Lae room.” “What was Like necessily 108 svi Viuiedl breae- meat,” “vrobably tt was thought necessary to Impress him with the tuea that tuere was power against Which his etrengut was ke Lhe WeakLOsa Of & DaLe, Its good sumctines sor men Lo ve Mase Lo feel thas there is somecting stronser than tucuselves.?” You say that the tavie Bull Ups at ymouth | ehareas? “yes, thereare quiet but unmistakable signs of superuatural endorsemesni Of Me. Beecuer,)? i Perlaps some of tae Aubiues ot Plymouth, Who have uudressed, 80 (2 speak, COude La spurt wulge WO listen to their baloved pastor,” “No doust it, Whea i move out or my present teneinent, if Mr, Bescuer 13 stil preachmg, 1 ahail cerunuiy avau myaeli of avy up, ortuuiy to pover Wituia 8yuud Of bis sermons, IL sduud dappea to be seut on an errand of mercy to Wie Heap office of a sunday { suoud take Plymoutn cuurchoo my way by ail means.” “Tuen you won't expect to chanze your tastes by a change vl residence t”” “Not any more ruptily than I change them here, uniess the coa.iuoas are bewer for growth. Devel- Opment 1s the rule al over the uluiverse, uot sudden cual,e.? sab What par.s of Mr. Beecner’s sermons do the Celestial usteders seem Must preased 1” “GeUeraly MUL Sees «isl Men most de Bpise, bud Js Woy 1 bave sv miucd Cuniuence Ua wem, * ‘sive us an instance.” “We, ine tabie secins most fally charged when Drotuerhova wad Chrstice itduved sre spoken Of Wueu ait, Beecher Ucges Wns Lealrs Ww Teukemoer that love @ud nut revenge is Wwe power saat, bke lie SUD, DruiZs All yood butigs «oO ine, Le table Gives UUMstAKAD.e Evin € vs 8, ulyaty, 1 en GUESS Mis usserLOUs UE wUeaty LO iruta and daty | wWa,8 Pays an the lua rum wud bias We Wea { Who brass God's laws as We biggess lool In eXisteuce. IL uluVes a3. Very wud ta earnest Witeu ue speaks uf the Lie Lo come aod says toes Tuas Ie 19 Val vue Slage OF Lis jourucy vi @Xinteace, & UbeTe sUNVOL, Wilere Wes0us ace iarued uid souls Uawed Jor tue Lulure, LUt espeCiat olress is alWavs pul vy these su,eraatural Dreseaves Upou the 1i@ss that att, Beecuer sd Vauc-s Boul ue veuthers huvd Of the Wave race. ‘duey evidenly tok 16 quite tune tual (were savuld ve 1c8y Crue.ty and 168d shai Justice, ald thade tac « Mrist e.ement su0uld Da lutruduced Lato yoverumest add suciet, “Are Were Any Wuoll luus ab dus Ume except during tue serinuns ?” “1es, duriug tle prayers, and especially in the Dyliy Of Lue hywus, AMuy Oe Le Hymns are very Suiritual and fui or tue suble lire of devotion aud faith, aud When We grea coagregaion mm singing ol tie Wim pis uf Chri-uian luve, o¢ of the glufies vi lug world to come, We have sume iroudle ID Keep lng the tale rigui side Up. BU os We Ore Sheu around it during the singlug Uv Que BOWES 1Ld peculiar resuessness,”” Wiel did the wast development take place ?’? ‘Un ‘ihank-giving vay some aduirer of Puritans was evidently preseut, sOualuan bid ar Diuise.: may Lave veel preseat .or wu ,bt | Kuow; | Jor une table gave @ vioiwal luccu Wuen air. Beecher said iat ihe wid NeW Bugluud duciriaes Ws Vs, e:tul ‘to Cut features wud Mudd Cuurd ter, is Wouldn't ve sirunge M sume 1 Wwe iucners were present On uO errand of iuspectiuD, aud Were glad to koow that the iouaddliod tigy imid though 60 Tnuca sell-venial Was uppiecured “100 speak wa Lf you Were qui ¢ ia earnest.” “1 was Dever Mule in earues: 1 uy Lite.’? “bul 1 caa't conceive 0: spirits desveuding to the Uundignilled LDasiuese OL Uppung batics.”” ++, OU Call CONCEIVE OF Spirits descending to undig- Dified eup.oyments Wilie sun 1 hue Oody, ‘TDR Juluess souls Use Lhe lowes means as Medus, and way should muving & table be called unuiguimed if ic eXpresses Whats Wauled—tue presence oF tae lubavstants Ot Oluer spheres?” “oes air. Beecher kuow about those manilesta- tous)” be don’t know; [ presume he has heard ali about “Would he approve ot sucn tmiags?”” “Approve 8 & Word that strings as benz just a Iittle ludicrous, AIT. BeeCHer i 4 Midd Who velleves: Iu curelul mnvestiga.100. Aly vpiuiva ts lal Be Wel- comes every development thas turuws auy new ge upon CO peetogr me 1ou’l aired WO lace What comes, MI judue iu righty.” “HOW av you reporters feel asuut It?” ‘Ul, We are Couurmed iuiators, and pray to the table every Suaday, begging tt to be qu et’? “Vo you tik ‘any govd cau come of sual things??? “su an age so material as this anything that rouses People and wakes Lue ask ydcstous aud Investi- quired veins $5,00. ‘The appiicuusn was made by Ww. J. Daluty, counsel jor Ke.ly. No is Pickpo. kets Captared. Maria McCall, altas Blake, and Lizzie Jobnson, alias Mary Benuib, took asum of money from the pocket of a Jady las eveuing at the ferry foot of Broauway, E. , f were imwediaery placed under arrest bv Detective Corwin, ol the srouktyn Cenirat Onlice, wno lad them locked up in tue Wasuiugton street siation Luuse, r — aa The Keeper of a Disorderly House Indicted. Madame St. Clair, who was arrested a tew days | ago on a charge of Keeping a disorderly house in Ficet street, ana who was to have had a hearing velore Justice Buckley, yesterday Was indicted vy tne Grand Jury, Sue mate an appeal wo Listric. Attorney Morris to accept bail for appearance jor trial, but he retuseu to adimit her to pail, and directed tae o1icer Lo taxe her to jul, The Chicago Relief Fand. Yesterday Mayor Kalbdeisch received acommuni- cation trom Mr, Wirt Dexter, chatrman of the £x- ecutive Committee of the vhicago Kehiet and Aid Society, acknowledging with warm expressions of grativude the genersus donations from the citizens | Of Brookly: ‘Vhe Muntucent subseriptiuns of Brookiyn, aceording to the accounts of secretary Angell, so lar as paid in and remitted W Chicago, have been as oLows:— By the cuy.. By indivi.nals: By cnurenes and the Navy Yard, Total, cash see $14,000 A SOUTH CAROLINIAN'S LOS, Robert Heenan, agentieman from South Carolina, went around on Friday might visiting the saloons and sporting houses in the Eighth and Fifteenth wards. He dropped into @ concert saloon on was taken toJeiferson Markel, and was remanded sieeves and throat, Nothing can be more Lecomipg | stedt to-day, and will be jurmisbed with apart- | back to the stauon house iv await the arrest of ker ry head Of the Dreakiust fable, ‘ments in We County jail, accomplice, ¥ gate in regard ww other tlungs W.&4 mguey and tem poral uecessilies dues youd, 1¢ does men goou to tuimk even on &Jow piaue, aud U iMe devi niumselt seis them tumkiug Wwe macdiuery Is in moton leady 10¢ the auzels to work. ‘here are persons Whd do not beueve iu aly sale O existeace aller tuts Hie, wud such persuns snes get @ good many hints eveu froin a tabie.”’ “; wil try to report your information as accu- rately as possible.” ** it You ‘set duwn aught in malice’ may you have pyroteenaics in your ueadvoard during the rest Of Jour imortat lue, wud alter you Haye ceased w be a HERALD reporeer Ie T, iiy YOU Oe Coudemmed to ener biue, orlnodox churcees in your spiru form, Aud Irighlen Mutislers wud Ueacous Into Libel Amea,"’ LEAGUE OF THE DAUGHTERS OF CUBA, A Touchiog Appeal ior aid by the Danghters of Cuba to Free Americaus. This association of Cuban and American ladios, who irom the very commencement of the struggle for siberty and independence in Cuva nave devoted weir lime and energies W supply toe many wants of the patriots in the eld aud to the alleviation of the sufferings of the Cuban refugees, whom tiey hope to be a soon to send to Vene- wuela, met last ‘Thursday at headquarters jor the purpose of taking into considera- Uon the latest melancholy news from Havana, Indignant and heart-sick at the wanton outrages upon humanity und civilization perpe.rated by those Whose motto seems to be death Lo the Cubans, the Jadies of the League have thought but of the poor mothers Of so tmany murtyrs—ihe eight inuuceut youtns shot in colt bioud at Havaua, aad the forty Olivers WHO have been coudewned .o thy chain gaug as the worst Of crumiuais ior & mere childisi fault, In the name Of these chsconsviate 0.ne.8, to Whi the lawes of the League send, turough the their heartieit consuiativns, (hey now earaes! Peal to the good fveliugs of the American pevble and implore their bely and protecuon for the un- fortunate native inhabitants yet reusing in ie isiand Of Cuva ‘They also take tho vvportaniy to ask lor contrivations of every Kind irow the cuart- tably disposed persion of Wwe community in xew York, ing (bem that any quantity vi medicines, lint, bandages, clovhiax or Victuals le.t at ibe heade quarters of ig League, No, 237 Filta avenue, Or with tne Secre ary, Mrs, Ve Villaverue, a6 NO. 167 Wess ‘Tweuuet street, will be iuaus.Ully recelved aud duly jorwarded w President Cespedes 1 salety ald ip a sLOrt We,