The New York Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1871, Page 3

The gota al mt, Work fa tho ant reper ‘The Frese Paintings in the Halls and Corel: dors—Bad Taste in the: Decorations—The' Brome Doors—A New. Door Necessary for the House Wing+Statuary That Win ' Bo Requirod~A Great Opportunity pest 4 * £ ’ © WilsmnmatON, Deo. 22, 18" ‘The yrotesque funi of Senator Wilson's ‘Proposition | “4 have his committee reom whitewashed can only napa ie ‘Who hes inapected the Ireaco- <a ‘corridors of the Capitol. The ‘Dauional pi ‘to Witlrewash whatever ts’ offen: | sive im ‘poltios: br: unsurhily (my anchitecears: was mever more artfully suggested or, more fugaily..pre- sented. Ido ote Want to write al. essay on the achievements of Amerféwn’ kalsominets, nor to por- tray the beauties which wo owe solelyto the white! ‘wash brush, but I kiow of no more fitting place for the application’ of ‘this’ peeuitar’ art! than Capitol ‘Hil. Wrony she allegorical: plowmre mi! taedome of the ibe in sche \Fesy orypta, underneath /| ie. » the im 92 e, handiwork of tho artist might) pt away by the haiidioraft of “ras “Aithiet’s' Srothes ‘Or fas BRUSH. Excepting insomé of, the tietalisiof portrait and wimg) painng, An Leutze’a pioturg of, The Coursd: of Empire,” we, would sauder mo loss 1f the allegory isappeared forever, hether we shonid lose. ar * thing fn 6éHig e¥eh the'béét "of the ‘historical tures may! well. we donbted ‘also. ‘The ganay'’ ne ee ot evPreden’a Boom |).470 | tainly ,. ia” vad are, Gla y end ean" Senator iL bewall the cucuniter patches which ‘adori tne watts of the Preperation oc DR ‘Yer eaess T Swoulcewillungly Bpare | 1leI -edudd co! the une ote Gh aa oe hae et 10 work ol Vy whict? f Benin, ay tf 180 pirat fa hse eisoaiad a ofa yp concede Rake ito Work bn gee light and. where ordinary Rumen vision cannes PAR-,, strate, 18 @ tiresome succeasion of artistic duinesa, and stupidity wrought. ac ies unceasing enthu- wiasm of Wweedmill. - soratle biré-in nature and Ofit of it, not at ting the winged Dipeds in the worsted works of ae ent sah of the, last geheration, can fiba tts po ‘amiong the aec- nen “Ht pa yrity flowers ‘and fruits ana voge- tables, * am Ot Natura History 1p the Cen- Park “fous to cémpare in. profasion with ‘this: mae ‘Woilderfut’ collection of painted birds; and, , What 1a Moro, those atand in stumted duiness, waite | those kre ail on the wing. One day iat week I walked pérhidps miles stnong these painted feathers, but was pooh o.@ full ‘Stop ac last’ by Re asta counron an i re EVER WAKE¥UL OWL. anyvoay Who pelieves that the Amerigan owl ln- dulged 1 perpetnil sliimbers, of only opens a, single eye in the dead of dignt vo Catch @ gitmpsé of the Moonlight, bas only to. visit the Capitol as I did be convinced of his error, Not mere than-forty eee from thé stditway mafked “For Senators nly,”’ an inscription suggestive of things not seen, end jast'fnside Of one of thé windows Wich 2amit light ‘na ‘ir 'into ‘the “caveraous ‘recesses of tlie matiofial Capitol, this noble bird may be found by the curiods. “The ‘otnér birds seem nieasy in Thetr Jatuce-work"of vines’ and “flowers and sweet pota- toes and pineapples, but this fine fellow has work to do, and fie does it—hts task being to upholi « paintéd | bird ovuge In’ which ‘thoré is a pamtea ~eanary, ‘Nothing Gout’ be'' more” ridicuious, and there contd’ bé’no severer Cotument on °° pik Ritrtiness OF AwERiCAN ‘aitr, and yet we! fire expected to gaze ‘upon this thing ana ehjoy tf, just ds sonie pBople expect ns to'enjoy the pheritityor Vinnié “Ream's statue of Ltucdin in the olf hatl"of thé House of Répresentatives. ' ‘ », Lcannot forego what comos to mé in the light of a * Sety—tne daty of exposing this vingolar freak of the artisvS brisn’as a'spéctmen "df the art work dono for the nation. ‘After seeing ft once I went back again to see'tf the Ow and thé canary’ bird and’ the’ bird cage Were'foally Unere, fecting rather intpressed that whe ssemneee. was only ancugly: visions | Aftor thret way among colonnades of every eveg end al ird-embowered corridors, in that MD Pes deep, the Committes room and ‘the -nall Congress Jat last came again upon that, bird oe ‘worse, RD RRs toe raven. thers, it may stay forever, over it, unless Senator ‘Wilson’ expedient ia adopred and itt whitewashed _ Celts, tartar Bas the momen: of ul tne eae ‘ ee, inst Be te panciate eniey 10 ae eee . anaes gro. 5 thin Beaker ied Pe ara tt "ba ae julng winch javi ike art, rew! svete nares work aa a att bat here meen is taal Len fay nee Rosi gta ‘Yeu that wht 10 meaning in” Be “i paver eevee aden Tapio | ~ esos eee the ides of duaping the walls of the Gir nar meeae eee Se Minablp a w vi , tort Re) ay terre ener athe hada Sd ‘lok may a a Red on beable rik ‘ie cer a titge Of somebody's rosy ieee eice Paani § su aaae fd the the rea youth ie oo aa vel jasting by ring oy naine Wi Merah tant biel fe here eo th, gene con oni, Bruin ide had) his fs m: an Abe ten. ev. i unless thas audio we aemory? —— ‘Alli the arescd work as nh done wit dant tem ‘years, but evel iS) ie eas Srpeluae. Dheinoted pictures, least Tre500, the great [talian ina: Olte ee vy aS eae pony iss) st ef anaes Good Judge ol artistic ier but te Denulles, ofurt have their eect ven on the: untutored iuteiieot, I ‘have Feotted 2 ‘bis dpiuion of the freaco ” commits: Bean but perhaps nkwe Room of the House is even More won- erfal.! Tao palutings;” the visttor ty informed in. ithe many guidebooks for tne Capit ‘are emploninceal of” ofthe bualueas ratended ¥0 be trans. fr therteo otures: frat iret Catch: the aisere 10 those unui ‘1 ‘anwsiual) riotio tiemen Cinckanatus gen end poe r fh! mn leavil 6 plough. It is not often: that any of ne persons shorahdertaiosto shew WRAT THR KNOW ABOUT PARMING to this roomchayo any correct notion of whata ES is like, The Plougiy nomen however, forms a very ine foature (n-th Aggro jecorations << the alt ie ae “hatte, . and aut ce one ity LOT, Tenors a Meatonn ti the nat Wy eon th ur ee ces ‘one, bai sage of what an are like, and will One ot ea er m some Poor the retention of ther fy and the wikowash the rest, ng math, thdliberatiay UATE TET, come to bi im ro about this novte tions ecoing whem, can form a very eorrect these ‘‘beautiful representat be prepared for ube mast liberal. use of megs -Fomalile te done, Wa tia. tne ‘art work salt 36 100 fi 106 fate 10 rite ine it pathts which’ spa ate gabe ent ‘of the sare Bs sivas i ne hrig iat 1 Homerer er. ae teseke ery fia San bo ant porainey are are still alvanie wam,! i, jam 2ape art hg and as oun earlier anapis. cmMlly are they vi 19. ber that access 10 vhem i mit : OFT : ite Kod ne which ecuted at country J piece of ‘) compare with ineas, Sad ble for their, eo 1688 Of of denign. ne much, ter which aro held ‘th’ membrance, as. 0. Tast fament » for a moment. 'n pice . ees ine EP dni OF ths Capitol y fr two months, as he had obtat en and sae ) oul ist Sere ee whi ee + to mg aks. ral oe into, ere bag in oramford rk which is ree, aL ent roe y York to asbume ra ate g phe Be ation Id ete ml he penta | Sat Wh ANd Pac BY tall ., + ta kot ineriat Seas TH ar araparW: ine Se Lees skate | emulanie arene our: bo! nt On. Mitte om i fimotia chyontae T° obje ‘theag ye eens of thy 168, where the ee ot footy tt onan fall 60 Beerite Son wat aul ts laut this tent. | 22 exoniient yg CE Neco to the hore’ ex feellen ‘rhe rly, sen at we entrance of tbe ea te BBS, RECENTLY x. REMOVED onate. vain at ngrance to the ee Thug, while SURI GF CSUN Uh Ripe Coby Jess nol way whic Betas rtragy the glories CR bg of Reprenentat Pets mn c meu Maaothr act of Bronze vei canara fact i ab ai lant oh ea Sb gopertunlty Yate | talent, len*date un- ‘pleasamtneas, a civ ok o rts feolings and feat of voth Booting of the Souk: one or p waited erase cig Peowe = fe ay ame He ee TNT oy hegener Fs tet js one requ O much delicacy and ee acter ure to he aa bon he Bie ieee nexpectaip ins) oii aa sd vel 84 ana ow! niet: ree riGvRes he His ject, acijevensent ‘for the future: Ue seas, Sse haye sips auegeaed tor Oe | mo! OF iabor ¢ an matere orcaral or ove ‘overt ot Slavery. As Ametica newtatoaty inthe pediment of th og a0, um bia 1) same ‘postion ae wore. In view ortho Harter 1o prouuce-e satiatactory: ork for the shou ca liol—ior we can accord to a f lo?) — 01 x) ich, aaa 3 meniure oe tne compénse in beleatwerea Snes Ga tara ta painantae Free>, dem in ie eaddress of af indian queen 1s ove of Dead sie men a ea fron ‘den howe a Crawiord’s memory must not be reproaghe with os sid awtord’s Oh erica: kt ious len and thle ni ts ra Awiors | ever, Ww, volun! Wana equally pure and beg ae oe <8 design wilybe even more 1 a of ee Wal as Be, ae Ede is one which will Yea There is pak he oie i ea for ab isd tie, on pea os done e nits Complate satisiaction :of pro@t are Doth in it, not ry fort Parcs. who shall anderteke.arl aov: {ty but for him’ who can} crave. tne uudertaging by accou plishing 1 suc The @06 ol Congress setting apart the 01d Hail of, ‘the Howe of Wee att ara 8 Ese where Clay Websior aud she’ otner® great ignts another on, int showed to. the mation er resiiean ot saa aoe genlus—as * and the tnvieanion "contained tt Mnere) 10 to each of tie Soap Saeelr c joe nae . bes the ore eters ikenese' of 10 lustrigus Ol Ureclan, or Roman grandeur; ti bgriecs result nas ‘Stow that Dave sa pond 0, and id Ge fet ha woven t esponded, ani neticut hag gen forward "nen alates es den tn “Tramoal on | r Sherman, though are trausportation. "Up fot oy taped iol alone .ta) fully corwinione Williams ana Géneral Caras Del cee gouimegts a cae but some. pig thé. oh tive ora these we Gughe to buve statues OF 4 a oun” wits tid and Genera Wai Svayvesan;’ yt Willem Pe Dia and Patrick He gn ae hd ey | oretument Gn can Titer Pd some of the of-our bsg soidiers and sratoemel, 8) os thusd whose glory will bo always associated with thts nau; ae thus this gallery will beco: lost novle my mént to the Pig ba and fur of the: a ic. wail will he Worth y eile or f American ait aitists to bad 1 oat Biehl Arh arent | i eo omanssions) for woul etait, mined apon. We wadene Wirets “sta abies tie finns” wart tag" Uitiaguan wana Tage Boy spear #4 done, Dut ine enbad' ine jan jm. o and. vo ‘Bowe ibis BOE oa a honest | i Hotshing the art wi it theo api ine be along: merican sculpture an: 6 “ob of the o nth ard bound together in‘unity 604 THE Aocient ON THE a eet Ag INDIANAPOLIS JONOTION RAILHOAD. Cet of ‘Killed and Wi ~y- run pune ttie oracatact Comme: glans @ Raoul inolacat 8 sunce ote alte wii q re at chins yeate: uinapouy ‘of; Metuilton, met i, a sal Souda fie pont |, ph One ‘mites’ eas artwilt at Pine It esta sorrept touchstone. to show that | mine Territories whose pop ation at the last census Hobor ‘and «|: a carpe. cliten, from trom, poe etter |} SAL MOVEMENT. SWD,. VIEWS..| A “Passive”? etal ob tie daa Pate) Prfatipte. [From the! Repubhiesn; Dec. 92.) ‘White weithmudt behly dmprobadle that Senesop.c Sumner’s., constitution.) amendment. establishing, the bne term Prine a6 part of the organic 1g Willpass Congress durmg’ tne Presént ‘session, ft ia encouraging to notice tte progress of ‘a move. pment whiter is nob: infertor in importguce to, any | ROW omfoot jn.politeal alrolea. Thid progress 1s lpectiy dus to, the fact that the American, ,pople of all classes and parties Have determined tdim- | ‘dtignidte aud consammare's tnotougt reform i all ‘departments’ of ‘government, ret ap ne ae ‘wc determinaston ieee creer ai Oe et fee srhvclpbid tae fair’ to” ‘oe a8 oe Ipod, Grder:to do its Wi ray wend ei effectus au pos im at tne ‘outa’ he ee depen sel the streams and ea Pa Len aa ANG | fon mauons of of “thong goternmontal si maa fountain vain Hea ts of oe ase aeetaa munenramare a popalae ie u ow Gone ‘Wise, ne enetient and com ment, than any other device: whicir mn Exner has suggested. {From tue Chicago Times (democratic) Dec. 22 } up, Summer’s propomtion simply is to give effect'to a long-éxisting and very general popular destre, Aside )from party leaders, (party office-bokiers and party oMoe-veekers, there are very few American citizens mee eg cee beartily chy at ond Le the ane proposition. coat alie “penis the t ‘The rete peeing serrate ino i tine. ae raropua gael alt evi inane penne xy Grant's specious. mbungement 0 of the fay of Anaiot without ee ns? 8 eniphatic: demand of t pualence 4s 44 at ‘iaraigt be broughs, inte the play. “Dewa On? Passiviem Flat-Faoted. (From .. the, Mobile. pene {ultra-democratic), ‘The fast'ntostram for’ thé démocratic sick man Nas not proved asaccess ui thd way designed by ite ‘wurhors., It has, neversheless, proved,a Dleasng in’ Alsguise inthe spirit.of indignant protest that it | evoked from the awakened democracy. The propo- aitidn to aisband and surrender has peén met with a‘storat of rebuke tat slows’ there is lifo In the! old: flea but that itis |. torn | gjshook tat Pula cata be ony “men anteGrant repatleansy when theyare 6xpectea ae e. oes ieay ine semen arn Bett Irom the hands «0! ‘Thelx forts up to tl oe time ry no pera 7“ air arent contempiation"than te peas Graut' | taaioal nominating conventi ‘The Coming) Now Rtates—Alarut’ of! ie Democrats. [From the, Albany Argus (democratic), Dec. as Radicals who have the grand centra! idea of gov- ernment On thé “brath ure’ exceedingly destrots or ‘admitting all of ‘our Territorias'ag States, and ‘then build up thets central) power) by increasing their strength in the Unite, siates. genate, We havenow. r stoad as follows:— me ‘Arinong' 811,080. ‘Tneae nine Territories when made States wonid be ‘enuriéd to? mifie’ ntatives’ and ' eighteen’ Senators iin' Congress iu a popniation all told equal tothat of two Congresgional, pr lee the State of New York, Some ycars regon. W: mitted pop fa, eae cee ‘1B; ant th ‘tie sam fis ee eno" grea population a Os Lee bt Rou whe! i Nd Ne Beg eye ial au Taska, o aot e i CU vc! req! herp panne ‘shonid es ‘This fone A Pere ee avant ecaia eer dye oe Eo ait Wailo no hardship could come to. those who are in 2 territorial Contidion. " CBE by mg ik nd eel ied- tise New _Rngland Politienl Orgr siviem.”? ~ ‘Tho Boston Post “denidorsticy qnotsee & paskage: from the late, addbess: Of the Missouri Libdvak Ros! Publican Commxtos, and remazKgs— io.) 70 wl ii oth ane On iat A tid ga Cae} a can bok g a ‘ne bbs eee th tain penuh or ori 0 *ffones icone and. tr tation 0 oa “yer gh Sit wid Ate nator party to cotta 8 fae | ed eas & Newiend trustworthy! hari sf re: Ra, the, te, Tam parity le pA SE the ere te te age 4, Bek herb io pe ea LB “{ eo Boston’ advertiser: (tcpwblican) “coin me sadress, and.adds:— |; seavou air Pu ca racy eX< reget spe Sar “aC a taurine 0160s a anak tren ‘Tas nud a er a ‘ce $e Pret ‘any prospect of mts no fog att the tivorain pebtat Mlecti8a for cl lovernor. u bre from t otfacke a eT rele at. ad alpeoke = (fone te ‘Golemabab (da. pmnetiter—dettioetat tc tro feu siya ane tt th ty otasi0qtbecaine, soves! edd: Yo the angie eat hurled ovo ti rH iret age Mel: rne large. yore of ERE AT A OM on the ote, a distauos of phout twenty, feet, ey gine 2 ad oat ‘oaks were ‘completely wrecked. ‘The engt- sat iy, killed, ae ne ees stant ed, wane gom duster, aati eite somal ‘of Seep wis also @was baggage : Birack by the United States Express sae ‘aad i tapi” itedreg Be. rar the fea fer tag oa Pat aman a e section in whe acet-, mate rea 1 be ‘on the train’ eppem tht aera t ae iponrtie ti 7* The baggage , was taken to sit mnagte y Mr, Hannes iY | Were those also of the engineer ana, section tore. Man. ‘This was to have been yr that period. He had been and Was woll and favorably known, A Lu '3 boay was received at {ndiauapoits bat i. prot her. ° ft special telegram’ from Indianapolis ‘gives Py: following particulars 48. toy injuries, to pagsen- Si Thero,werea lore snumbor Monae Trea) agers Indianapolia, head aud side; George 1. indiwbapolig Head "wnt aide, a bed bl on To aa i a aie PA BY aia Crawfordsville,” shonider islocat ew, indtanapoll, shoulders Sine James James Youse, sPgantha, sligntly; J.P, Tis Atlantic ‘and, hoe vegtarn 4 Hrauleaedy Miss J, ee a Harvey, cnt on eekly mgnient Oon- ners Sart ak ie nal einai, al brat nh, wife ann ony nightly, tial Bray and Son, fsb valigntigy ui ise gies coma or Greece ae 1 Ae tees i bats fa nal a woke and sented (whl ty valgntiy an ae ah i, Bole ‘Ohio; Pightly, wife shou re Avi brOKe! wil t sgmeneys, Totes AS, Joyos, agin gp be how i tanapol THE rai OUTRAGE IN ARKANSAS The alt es me Ae agen are stig | teraoon, whe one in lolly he nett a aM. ane Nai eet Nake a ee te Ban and ordered il to Fete, which fe fa rad |! 0. andr nngesce it ng. histep parture eS ap me wane i and “Shildon res Sips uany anne aera e=? vate gr, and s tating sate at made ep, rade and otseFvativa ahve tor regular ,Aoldiors Isowing: 10 ti wecaupreatenee at ifinilitia are oem to Bie, eee the clsturbance, cee SH ong de best men— that eae 10 foaeelslies ey of ie aa amiga be npn cote that his cade leave 8 Chios including)! 'gx-state Senator Smith is particularly grit Fe aparty vor, though ike a trom Krone omni sion Para gui Le rt ra ree ‘The Next Governor of Kans ‘The OkWego (RankdsReghiter stiys that “ft séeins” tobe generally. eonvcd od) tha Tom Osporg 19°10 be» peeare Sangin ie Binet ts + nel fee at i ‘trip |mekt Goveruor, of, this State.) Upon, which the: vo of absence | Lawrence Repudlicin remarks;—/‘As the 6 pian, he road ton yours, | ye origital with. tl ne Repister, the “generico BF Of the pi mH s80, denotes Nisivie ‘om cote BF cae tt might be. Depa mocretnry sate enter af Pepusy isanin, | b exnor Geary, has appotnted Adam © Reingeni, from Lancaster connty, Deputy, | any of the Commonwealth. — Ohio Judaes. romovernor Hayes, Of Ohlo, Nas selected Joh <Miver ‘dud J. Bryant Walker as Suages the i fuperioe Court In place of Hon. Bellatay Storer and The € elnetiiatt Works at Moasrs. Miner and Welker Day any . pubiickn eandls election, and Alfeca Yaple ace dates for Su jor Judges ae th Ri, ratanids G, we Kittredge will be the opposition candidates, Tha Civil Servite Reform Wevement. {Vrom .the Cleveland Heraid (republicaty, Dec, 23.) Senator Sumner is. right, i declaring ; that tho proposed amendment lies at the very foundation of, otvit service resorm, but there was no occasion for, him't® (mpugn the motives of Promdent Grant. ANd | tovensi:hisvaptte by:atyartémptotg: make it appear that the President, favored) ofvil, retorm as {iene to every other branch. of the service than 9 fie one ha h represeDts, ate, he great oar now a saa pce wtih Bad ae | less pret ent, cnet OE Aap Wena mee f Buia ek tow: scar i AY opponent. etait edih | CLUBBING. Ay IEE, Patriek, Cone, . & latorer, residing) at 229, West i Ninetoenth street, ecameangry at big Wke, Anne, | for, getting arunk on Sunday ‘night, thus, antici- ,Pating Christmas prerogatives, whit “proceeded to show his displeasure by Pet her about the head and pody, Dreakieg ber. collar 18, | rregied and was commuted at Jeferson J Aoscarany Yorendon by Justice Shandiey. — STABBING ASSADLT, »,donn Elis was charged, at doferson Market. yos- terday morning, With stabbing Frenois P. Knapp, ry Green wion street, {i te shouider ana m5 arket \ yp Was leaving the Tho: street. chard: +] five ool re, When Elis assault fume and was committed to ree jt arres' OF bate upon the Paot ret any: hy ogtdat athe wi it wi ifn al bs es ite SN Oe RCT aE ny a2 Canidae tort Soaks 7 mas; over the .. eae Mey bow] jotenders “kept ‘conétantiy® Mi ot fort opshe | re warden)” was isto” ia party, and, aii ono a pea 1 Yonkers; | SNE TREASORE RING. ober Bontwell Preparing : His Defence. “He Taken & Now Departure—A Mystery. Dis- pelled- What Secretary Boutwell Knows About Finance—The Treasury, Ring | .Claquers and Their, Tammany Cousins— » Kearetary Boutwoll’s Special Flead- |, cing-Old Léme @f) Defence Aban- » doned—Impedsbment of fee. retary Boutwell:= The | Syndicate — Seoretary WASHINGTON, Deo. 25; 1871. Att dusinessoften takes them 'threugt Ri atrect, near the Treasury Department drinking saloons, cagnot fail to notice sundry.groupa ‘geously fashionable coxtime of’ gamblers, but who evidently:donot belong to that fraternity, Thougli without, aay visibie: meage of support they always appear,to have plenw of money, and it was for some time @ wonder how they hyed. The mystery iat length Wispelled. They ate © TREASURY RING OLAQUERS, Their votes! arc constantly heard, dpring bpets nesS hours, In the banks, real estate and brokers’ oMices, in K @mcons ‘along Fifteentn street, aud inthe Wbdiea’ of “tie hotels and’ Congress,’ extolling the/patriotisn®& and wonderial financial abiitcy of ont present, etary of the Treasury. They con. “Coos and jh sundry im) correspond- with a large portion of the “financial néws items” that are dally telegrapiicd from here to ul eons he countsy. ‘They. 4 strangers tne) ed districts and Qo men, when- py ce aol th conversation at eve! opportunity, ehitavor to create'the impression everywhere ‘teres bat ond mimi of the ‘face: of tac, earm aa canrumthe Treasury Rayer wnents and that bis names S, Boupwell. .: -.p _ iort, these claquorg are to fhe ‘Treasury’ Rhig eWashington precisely What the Americns ‘an ‘“iamoia badge: men inhewnt ‘Tammany'om ganization im New Yorki': 1 ‘ MB. BOUTWBLL'S 5 DERENcE, ‘Tash 1 now the ‘Trea: ry. claqt ors are telling every- that Sécretary Boutweil Is prepar.ng a defence ‘cotirae in the Syndicate Yous Wich ‘will show censors Shat,-he ‘has not 3n ang ease violated tle Lawa,of Dongress, 23 nana proven sin, the RALD Of Tuesday, the 19th whie wonderful dorence, str ony of’ the ciaquer’s might find favor with -@ Momsmsgy « jndge, bat will not for one-instant stand the, sgrutiny af, the indig- nant taxpayers, mpon whom. the Treasury Ring has been oil so many years, Itis @ Hew departure, poeta ‘the “one Pat Vrth by Mr: Boutw elt He RR Seats at Be Vas ea tt era bonds, and tuat under tue act authorizing the posit of government money in national banks one andvonequarter per cen’ was. edd oe as eoirin eo coed re he ee ‘dent At? by eepiaion ‘away setimaaesy ered al Beery cae tej me a ™~ 8 hasi; 2 - i iba cwitnin a: rin i snout pas an a st et Py nf at at ke a uae viata ane ‘do nig reet ast |. Ear Bu anaerhak AS ‘i a Bi vee eine wai — paneer anee treet Sul Pea sot Con- re nae been madiuthibes day that both these muons DAYS been by Abe, retary of sar Sgrceeemss gin tt his new esse 8 Wholly 100 ortbeas ot Bave a from tm) mene bb Considera- ‘ton me Revel Sate aieucy mA, Ave baeagiain new eyCE ORD es adwomen- ‘HORLOLD an Bo EN: BROOKLYN. a Garroum of the Arcused, ‘boiipn” “ite warden’ and Charies' Jéhnsof, 8 Foun g Maan founds viadiB''replitstion fn the dity, during.) Arupkem row, -ip pW lam: Donaldson's place, corner, of Bugso; ne and Plymouth Wtreet, at four acre sox qe morning shot Rob- lent Hétiry, ‘wii, it 14 eA “had af Diver him no proyo- Gasion Whatever sor tie muraéfons act. At Rppesks @ numberof partigh wero ‘ih the place at the above hour,ysheriug;im the merry Christ- Wags i the bar. * Johnson, “thier Othérsy/ had » rédclied (that state of In- ee Sots Heb teers it_extremely hazardous for thelr lives fo re- ua met 18 pro ef ihe ac og, bart is endeavored. to 60, Ann bly would have succesful Thad JobnsOn hes been resent, He j eo the others join vin the anray, and, a Ire oe threatened to put - Hefore she -weepon m8 Maren ae wn Ch) Il entel pom he Mk ppebert A Hi ane red the back of Robert Henvy, a youn; al an iy Pas 261 Jon t, sud aaw What he, ee Ae pr ek Whe sireet and was our o Stag af for of tne efray waa ‘nent t0 Second prec! etic sation house fag Heni a8 cr oun nna Mis the eval an a, said the Wound will, my an all be aa bi rove fatal. Larking one of t! + 1 tne Aight, was arreated and weparies cry wi A DILIGENT BEA ‘Was matte by the ice yesterday to discover ihe i ee of wennees, yo ho doe be fou ata een BInCe,, may im bere setcral Gf his associates Beeut tedund Neat Omnute Kenney, of the Second precinet. endeavored to ‘€b the time and too refo ooh near ‘Won ferry, but we oMlvet followed. him and the shot! hau ia the ¢ arn, rue. eres oF. caTWARINE CAMILLE. Her acaging,. Identified and. Glaimed for _. Burial. On Sunday night ‘Mr. William P. Cahill, living at 387 Kast Thirteenth street, catled at he residence of Dr, John Beaoh; $12 West Forty-Afth:street; ana an- noticed himaeif gs the brother of the Jate Cathay ering Cahill, who fecently died in Bellevue Hospital under Circumstances strongly mdlcauhg that she ‘was tne viotiin' ‘of an abértionist, Mr. Cabill told Dr. Beaco Mat his: sister’ was living) in Westchester county, uwo weeks , ago, and) that, being m.the city lagt Saturday, week, she Calied’On her sisters and told aL ad i retarn.to ‘Yonkers that evening, Instead o1 whidh, however, she proceeded to the boarding Uuohwe No. 22 Pike sireet and was there takon sick. Kate was aa erratio and very Stange girl, and nel ther ner brother ds sigcers seemed, to Know any- thing of her roaching sickness, Sho had hved With @ My same "ot the bat her relatives do not know ie uame’ Ol peopie’ or thetr Bi Whom deceased ‘was ree! 0 the house oy pine streot of courso it is i . r oeteager, but the Mmends boy _ was the act of ber atthe whey: SLAY os ‘here are Peds Wat the man i Broo mm who 7aaited at Time) tosee a etal, Canill knows more ine me er than Hing. to admit, not- sero is ental hae Teonatea was \he wo- ‘WEN of Whow He Was Ii scarch. ore may be fur~ a tive to the ater within a fow See of tho romaina of hits un; te one and Morning gave them verent burial. of elegans loungers dressed in vhe precise und gor- the. fashionable drinking. of-the thir and tourth' oleae newspapers "tn” subtertuge;1s @ mere'plsoc of “speerat pleading ‘that’ 6 fphave ve Pon Largs erabtneata at reales ‘ied a Ras Osan avdnadned, ae ay a1 Wooal’ 0 ete THE COURTS. 1 eB i 20 Anctgnmonen of the Judges fn the ‘Marino | pate Fg ald G 2 sega eaten huey tase, pri, on tirdee nad trae Judges bien, voucntine fon tnd. spar are a lndges ‘shea, Grosa; Septem: ty ome Cures and Spauld- ing, pages! a and Curtis; November, Judges Shea, Cui ‘Trac, - ber, Judges Shea, ‘ouchlason a nied atone Jaoual , Part 1 omnee Part 2, Juage Gross; 3 Judge Jeg seu mary, 7 part 14 Judge ioathieetn? Part 2, Judge prod Part 4, Judge Tracy. March, Part 1, Judge Gross; Part 2, Judge Oursis; Part yi Judge, Shea. April, Part “f seks Cores Curtis; Part 2, Jud, Spenidings Her Sau rt Y, “tC oer eee iad Judge ‘Tracy Pay 2, fidge epaulaing Judge Curtis’ gemomben rt its ec ide bey great rye wt Sota. Pa sudge, oninse! a, oy Judge Santis, Deoem: att fet ee J0aohui } Part 2 Judge Shea; January, Judge sree casters, f Epornarts Judge Gi oly, andae deuce eee nie Span a pane, ane ya Nay! ia 13; Augu siete to Bepeainve?, Ju a mses j, {ostoben, jiadge, Shea "Novens EY Conrt’ has also ‘adopted ro ORIEN for the ensuing year:— The Justice Howling Court, Part 3, will try all cases upon process of watrant, ‘attachment or short snmmons; such cases Wil be placed ona separate frat calondar. All non-enumerated motions on notice’ or order 40 show cause must be heard before the Justice in attendance at Chambers, and orders to stow cause Will be made returnavie; belore such Justice, parites are at liberty, before @ cause is put on the calendur,” by consent in writing ted with the otere, to select their own day for trial; but when cape pes ‘on the day Calendar, and reached tn regular aud neiner Moving, or no legal excuse fete’ ee LE ee for F postonenent, the case wall Lm ee to erin the Re On alidavits.to eaten ugne ob it Chamvers, pice! 1 commence ou the first Mon, ot Eee onthe Meret connie Saturdays ex: cepted) to:the commencement of te sionsrat rere | Ne, General Terms . will, co PO Ret i Monday of each month, except igus Sea ae oddly aud na Galled; bul fe JIndge hold ing'Court Wiilorder aed panels jo his discretion. be ca duly and ahi paved ‘wil be bur one day ealen held an. Part 4, and i Sucgo houdiog ¢ Court me Also dispose of eibsaal ae Cl Line ni of counsel, ina Court of Record onty wilt Feeelved asa valid reason for Teta BOAUNe 12, it4plageon the day calendar, Sad such reservation Will cease Wilh. stich engage- ent, Actions againgt the Sheri@in his official capacity will be eutitied to preference the first time the cause 18 On the day caleddar, but will @ot baye a prefer- ence, of course, on any adjourned or reserve.) day. Mowons for new triuis vu the ground of newly discovered ev: ened anal, be made on at least eight pe ‘notice re the Juggs at Chambers, upon ag Gre} requured, (bythe practice of tue Shureme Cor Ue gS ‘All ordorw stiah specify and describe the aMmaavits “and DADA, Toad, and. Med om she hearmg ot the mot on. PEAS S orders made atChambers shall de. boogie to hearing at the cariiest General Term, after taking thé appeal upon dertiied copies by the Clerk Of all. the papers used on. He motion, the order Appeated from and the notite of appeal. and the like note,of issue halt beled and Notice Of argue ment served asin other ppeal owlses, In actions Rraeene Too *his Court from otner Couris of, xegord the order shal. at thesanie time, fie Pith Ritxures ‘of this Court favciy ona ongrosied vopivs of the, summons wad Dicade Jey to ‘such action, or the lerg shal: not enter the je 00 the trist (calendar until sach’ copies snall ROLES’ FOR CASHS, EtC., AT GENERAL TERM. Ofdered, That no case or exceptions on appeal shall hereafter be filed by the Clerk of this Court unlése theiBame ts 80: ordered “by the Juige or rof- Ci who tried the cause. io or bxobptions witli” be cdi abe Ae uy fled engrossed ur printod alter Had ct with le eae ried eee and exhibits re- quired peo be tnerted u na or bill ord exce| ptlons is.on fly or if one ae ile -W! oul the ordor of ‘the Judge or retereo e cause, dyrécubg, the ‘same to be fied, then the yd Bhalt not be put on the General Term tnodieneral ‘Yerm, Vlerk shail, specify on the Gen- ‘ral Term catendar by what Judge or referee said cause ea Lied.) sAppeals: from motions stull have reterange. ao cae Kip e a ps presented for acttiement shail "i have p! AUR, Pear kad sangns the proposed caseor ex- oaptigas and aisd upon Hie nea gran ‘3 minutes Of the evidentte “the oasis ito which the proposed , Stngnaments are applicuule, dogethcr with tae mum, bers te acteuenions. PicFGH? “ as, war. twelve copies éfthep printed rinten papers amd o tho vlerk at the commencement of* an fom which printed , case ghall contain a oe; ua ate of the clerk that the case has een aaly the‘order of che Judge or referee who tried ‘The order Pipate Ser And the formal ines ment ‘appénied’ rm» aust appear in tne printed . papers. —— Coan Calendar—This. Day. SurReme Court—Onamakes.—tield py Judge fh Cardog0.—Nos, 226, 94,°99)120, 134, 185, 150, 167, 171, 18], 193, SurReee Oourt—Orecrr- Patt 1. ythe Teruw Part 2, pAgiourent! to Jam Ly SorkRion Count—t rans 1 ana 2%—Adjourned for the Torm. COMMON Piguet. TRaM—Part J.—Adjourned to December iM RIND Count Ratan eure Ra 2. A Yourned to ahuraday, December 2 —No, call of a peice, YORKVILLE PuLICE cOouURL, Some of che Kiftcts of the Gas Exploston— The Rowdi's ‘Onifetmas Eve. Justice Bixby took his Beat on ‘the bench of the above Courtorlgbt..and early, yeaterday morning, ‘and it was well for him that he had the foresight of, ‘go doing; Otherwise uis Christmas turkey would have been rather ‘cowld Gnd probably “aplit en- rely’! before ne got throtigiowith fils morning's |. Work. . The calendar of grresta from the various pro- cinets that send, tieir “watch returns’ to this Court, ‘Wis unusually Jorge, as Wouldn’t have been expected wy pedplé ‘ndt ‘as fong-headed as Justice Bixby, trom the complete darkiiese which has enveloped she Upper portion of: thd oy (dr, the last two nights. As, stated.10 the HERALD Of yesterday, the least, of the eviis arising Irom the gas explosion in Forty- ‘a6Gond street was ot that the roughs and thieves of the wiiolé eity: Would’ maké ‘thoso ‘waras trom which « the rae had been so unfortunately nrg oth soeno, of. their. a and Christmas Eve revelry, The follampoe.t-0 are on! few, of the various and many crines that basen eve ‘and brought to light by the police, pr Were sorely préssed’on décount of thotr scar. foil ponte darge beats weet mem - ae ek oPiem dro pty three sf fiengt ithe bl te wus, rd, foat cry fy seh ch hina clg at isn Biron # ner cbc ite ce allowing murierers to.estaperand bring! oy tothwtige vhe,tmeves nd roughs who infest his ore BOE AAGAULT. Ob POLICEMAN. ‘About "hen oe! oo A on Sand gvoning Oomeer bidet wie oer cot aruagen ponghs, #7 wh ho held heard & numberof 0 Bian a hes on the’ ¢6rner. of Piluelt street an hieventn avenue, agree LW them to demoluh some auaney in te Leshan cpt lk Riad te rowgat sbelter te? fanrattt nia displeasure Orie an Sees eeae uae ant Pitot not alraid nis shadow, inane soward the party and ben them we, : Uae act the ju i By repeated here, Bika! ‘ e Stor teat eae or his business it even was, his club, Brterminee POL ‘ne id. the oder with of ths fe mm ee La hy Mn a bat faven a ak igh, ropelpd a tie of ” stone @ head, wi bins nt Rim fat on Cog ho bleeding, an ul ae Wir Trot The hand, waa thet! aed ox ntonwert by the gang, th iso brutally best Bud kidked him. il over the heb 1 L1dd0n Bnd Omest Gavid: Wear thé aries of uety nrowes: MM erp), and bus for shen Sag al a ook Power is Aan irs boem now where the wooubine twineth.”” Only two out of Prafer fhe, Bhingta pha rOUENE Fo bo AT Thed We not already in tho Rogue's Gall They ee cou mitied fore ae as dota of fT. } each. Two vrothe: Tamed George id. Charles Bum, pores, ae a yo hermng i ont of each other im, 8 t Phiety sence Bleed, on Cotes We they ae in givl hectare hin the na oh pace int ity Oh waa c ang wo Dia which, of cot 91 to their a! yt " jcrently vet cata mre Rewony of, the Twenty-first ptec Wanted 7 and a! home, wien. neharios Moocay pullen vats 0 nifes nts 18) was NO sooner Ont, than it, Was, he dircoyered, ihe cold miuzale of n"s ev ver against his fore- head, Under ¢over of the snooting iron poti hrothera wore then marched to ihe station house. bre ps would ny Sa tee to his coll when ar- ak Ryan moved forward 10, gamapel im to eer in the souMme that ensued Meet Im tke face. He Way held iw —_—-—--—- ‘99,000-bet!-40-naswer,-and-George . . $300. ve « foe ROTM RSIS wl) yy aman, so Tar siren prejudices. of his coun- rymen on with @ German named € lex ra ve- nue. The result went near being fatal, for they gor Ant a quarrel with each other and) Bari eee, Rausch, on the head with a siuagsnor. Severe contusion wasithe result of this treacherous iow, Rausch refused to ay gear | in Court agains’ ery, and he had to be discharged. 4 NOTORIOUS YOUNG THIEF, Michael O'Brien was discovered by Officer O'Hara, of the Nineteenth precinct, on Christmas Eve in tha act of attempting to break into tue buteher shop No, 992 Secon’ avenne, owned by Isaac Sheere. Justice Bixby held.bimin default of $1,000 vail to qwer. This precocious youth has #crimmal Sch as any titel ight Welt envy, and has oeen ta the schoot ey, Udon — i ee the t'and. ea PINANEIAL, 0 come COMMERCIAL, Rot Moxoay, Dear me asta t Christmas Was ovserved as a strict holiday down town, all th® vastous mercantile and financial 6x+ changes having adjourned over to Tuesday, ‘There will be no’ quotations from London’ to” Morrow (Tuesday), where the Christmas festivities extend gver to Wodnesday, Much curtosity is manifested as to the fature or the Freuch market in view. of..the enshorization’ given tne Bank of Leiorendeeneephe <p idleas amount of paper currency. RAILWAY MATTERS. The New Jersey Weat Line Railroad Company aw its track all laid from Summit to Bernardsville, “ay fow days ago the engine, passed OVer the whole disd tance. The passenger trains will: be running abou: the first of next month, Intelligence has been received by the Noanciad agents of the Northern Pactfio Ratiroad at Philadel phia vbat the track or that road reaghod Red Riv. at four o'clock in the afcernoon of the 18th of D: cember. THR SYNDICATE AND THE NEW LOAN. 80 Much obscurity still attends the; operations:o% Mr. Boutwell and the Syndicate’ in tne manages Ment of the new loan that every witness whd throws light upon the matter will bé read witt avidity. The spectal Congressional committee now at work Wilh it should give the results of tuelr, ine vestigation to the public ass00h as possible, Means’ time the following from tne latest number of the Ohvonicle adds @ great deal of now testimony con- Oerding the erratic, if not culpable, conduct of Mr. Boutwell:— Mr. Boutwell on Thursday called $20,000,000'more of the five-twenties of 1862, makiog $140,000,000 im all. He has thus performed his par of the contract Thade st Angast with the Syniicate How mhey eto perlorming theirs Is but imperfectiy known, aod the: Pre rt of tho ba eg tg committee af pola to Anyes| the matter is looked for witht increasing impatience. The firat cali for $100,000,000, Matured on the Ist of December, the second call for) $20,000,000 will mature at te beginning. of Masol,s 4nd this third cali will mature two weeks latery, bonus being now redeemable, ou demand in gold+ ‘The rapidity with which the two last calls Bars: O6~ curred bas tended, with other circumstances, 10 un- settle still further the foreign exchanges, ‘and. hes surred up to more activity the public dissatisfaction: ‘with the’ bow ie Oo and its management. This ao) ppophlaricy as te Its origin pary In the fact that more ‘of seorecy has been thrown around the De,_otlalion ‘than has ever been permitted in the placing of any, peerions government. loan. .A more, potent cause) # tho apprehension that, Krase interest rather thap the Pe ablic good has copaalte? we Endless anna: To say the trath, 4 weil, with all his \oexpotience tu such large ne tations, seoms to have had his suspicion i Syndicate found somo difficulty in | mi bigs plant om Diirposes, 4 Several toy oust moa wero ‘u spent tn frutticas asions, AG Here tle his scruples were Dasned his das istinguish bimseit by dog saat ing movel for the, funding of the debt. 1! Hyp seraraie of the Syndicate was rewarded by gain, containing the ovo ss. conditians, Ohi Were never conceded by any erat goveiniicnh, im ~ gy goa ‘and will uever be again pi ary of the United stares, thet was wast im addition to the lawful commission scribed by act of Congress a large bonus shoul, fouie to the Sy: tba in the shape od a oat ts louble Interedt 04 all honds evel A geanten wien on wieia, syd loa the privilege ot, nd for $. less Sam, Of tiie new fives wiehine are months Secretury also ‘agroed to eel! no more during thi me to anybody, giving tho Syndicate the manaPors, ofretaliing them here as well as abroud. The oe this monopoly of the sale 1a this country ry wt from the thir Proposition, which was that Boutwell showd pa a “pressure” on the mation banks to’ induc n to take @& these $130,00 on tho hands. of the veradts cate, Th! are’? is iret romet age eae ee, admirably, anc orn in 000''OF the new fives in e banks, feayta $50, ‘000,000 only to be sold abroad, For the sale 30,000,000 six mouths was allowed from the Ast ‘of September, the bonds heart ig iuterest ail the time to the Syndicate. ‘There was'o iste en tion, by which tue Treasury was bound to Ob making purchases of tive-twentres as fast ns 1ts macane Would allow, and aiso to “call” for redemption $140,000,000 Of the eariicst five-twenties of 186: which were mostly heid abroad... Theve Ove-twenth were then below par, and a lively speculation w: at once started, 11 whioh mompers of ‘he Syndicare are gaid to havo realized large profits, golng inte powed to the ba Pe tue market and buying, boldiy, as they had thé , option of forcing mr. Boutwell bonds at higher, figures either, as purch Shea the Sinking Fund or by ‘calls for the 000, fhe ‘prot om the bonds thus. di! ot Nee to the Treasury, and speculated in withous, Peking a dollar of tholf own capital, 13 estimated'at, More than a miilion of dollars, whtle their othe Drofts from! bonds and commissions are. timal atover two millions, In return for all these concessions the Syndicate does not seem to Dave bound Ae by any absointe, rae to take the a five per cent bonds end complete the:business. ‘If the market had filled to take. them of their bands at a profit di the: six months’ Mr. Boatwell hetd no security, We bes Hteye, by which the negotiation could pve enfor je seems to have contented himself. me ane the Troasury without reciprocally binaip, ng the @icate, He bound the Treasury to pay them Goats’ luterost onal the Posie thes could pass of within the Umit or #80,000,000, and at the orpense of fg, avlic he made a free gifs to the» Syndicate of Kifiv jexes equivalent to all the woncy hich the ‘kre tea lie Bog wave by the reduction Of interest wary WY a ue Wacia suggest that the new loan was nego- sUated rather for toe benefit of the Syndteate than tor the relief of the Treasury, and that in r ‘the pressure of the debt the taxpayers and ED a this country will be im no? sae @ position nan ify the tundwng- operation bad omitten by’ Mr, Boutwell and undertakea (wo yea years hence, 12 1873, ‘But there are mauy other causes’ for the ut pularity. of this new loan. ees L thc the bat Which nas taken deep ro fy loge id a mind that the whole negosial 1 aud in direct violation of the letter and spirit act of Congress, Mr. ‘Boutwels in ane bs 7 ADAN CE Lo, bbe eWay sande Es tte Om ta “pal for "she »“onarge. aid poy of the: gravest whic! could ba brought inst @ high..oMcer er] the ggministration. We have always been friendiy- to a and hve, np. mal to, Yad hin harshly, but the peoplé will demand to tistled. ‘The loan was authorized by the aot of ‘ongress of July 14, 1870, as amended January 20, 1671. | Ticse acts onpreeny forbid, the payment of more than one-hall per cent commitssion to agents, and alsa 3 8 Ob Wi forbid 1 Fate of the bonds for lese than, The foil lowing are tne essential parts of the toca, nai” Bothind io thie det, oF ta aniy other a 08 G01 ad, 7 narer ot tbe bonded del at the Cae Beaten") Ska, 2—And farther he Secretary the Treasury te hereby autuoriz ea to sell ant Glapone of 125 ponds issued under Unie dol, at nok lees chap thelr pa faleet for coin, and to apply the proceeds thereof to the ré- domption of any of the Donde of tho United tates outstand-, Jing, and known aa five-twenty bonds at their par value, OF He inay exchange, whe satne, for sue ‘ve rey bonds, par fo par; but the bonds heroby: a a one. po otlier purpose whatsoever. An rior rinted 19 pay the expense of preparin feoning. iy ie paring, Bs of One per cent of the bonds appr vertisingamd di ae has been anid that, the Secretary has violated. ye firat of theso sections a jnerepeiny ine a Bite of the publio debt, Charge can bo sustained. won tome te to dhplicate che princ: terest. He took special pains to avot wo the A ‘ato of outstanding debt. at me, & View thereto that he sent nis Pi duage Rx with @ force of twenty or th iy’ besip, 10 to open a branch. of the ag omemes Ay London. of the ‘Treasury to Soret eater at te no a Tantataw te rete om jaw and: incre: ie the eprint of whe geoe “How A] auswer ¢! peep cin sae is lace he 13 ol £3 rope ad and bur -‘Treabur! mn with hn coe ORY acim net te ite’ entire Lee 3, ree ‘310,000; wink tf Boutwell 3 tien move ieee tunes ‘et exper Pwo ever jerated ted, ofp i103 ir cgmmitgs ta toga, Man re that bait o the amount maven ret er a year by re= ‘Of intevest suould pay the cost of tral ea yesiuue paloneeS to the has taken two fone ‘avimgh an ded them pe pO AD Be ithe tow antes that the over to the Syn Nate, buriens of she, shoald pot be increased A eu Heian by Mr. Boutwells ake Datkien# ate heavier by lat the fund) cape gt entirely rie iy) to the |gsses to the derangement of the exchanges ‘and of, ‘one i uy wInerce resaiito from these Negotiations, we (LX to shod Mr. Boutwells are Sy nee canal saered uilaty, thy ugh plese neo dess, Ss prec! T4007 was Warned be and By distiibar: ested adyaerts to take their “ ard LO), +