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EuROPE's APPEAL TO AMERICA.
Review OF the Late Struggles for Freedom
Duty Of Intervention.
BY An AMERICAN.

FELIow.CouSrRYNEN: need not recall to
your remembrance the late struggle Of Europe
for her Freedom. You can hardly have quite
Hrgotten even the slighter features of that
struggle, and with its main facts you are stiA
familiar. Such an outbreak, however fleeting
its Influence on the material world, cannot bu,
impress itself lastingly on the mind. II sur.
priced, it startled your attention like meteor
Of the night coming on as suddenly and pass.
ing away as strangely into utter gloom-s
gloom which ii seemed TO darken rather than
to relieve BY lie ftfai spparition. 1 fear, too,
il may carry this likeness little farther
that many Of you have no friendlier regard Cor
the late outhurst Of European Freedom than
for the lost meteor-and Why should yoa-aim-
lees, reckless, fantastic-wanton, il not wicked
such it was and 90 il perished. Ii is gone.
and We too 80 cur way unregrettingly. So you
now say, yet the time was when that sudden
light was for you no meteor but the morning
star Of Freedom. You saw IL with surprise
bnt more than that, you hailed it with rapture,
you watched il with high-strained eagerness,
yen felt ito spirit in al the thrilling glow Of .
free peoples sympathy. But ] win not remind
ysu how warmly you then welcomed it, for
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LINES. BY p. H. CooKr.

Tie ". T. Jf,ftbs
sEss cot The ed, ri,e 70 The se~'" tTesyrea
WaxT the glad morning dawns
And lights the dewy lawns,
Changing the nights cold tesrs to giittering gems
. Aad browning lovliest towers with aisdems,
And toying with the misty veil that iosts
Der the fresh landscape, and conceals
lie Iovehness, save when SONIC breeze reveals
Abrief, bright glimpse on which the glad eye doets-
Dosi thou not catch glimmer OF me trah
OF The eternal youth
Dot thou not feel that darkness and decay
Al, all shall pass away,
Until beneath the smiling sun
The task Of Woe 10 donef
Tls but world OF types and shadows, this
Our sweetest hope, our hottest love.
10 but the fu teriDg Of the unfedged dove,
A sight forcshsdowiDg Of the coming bliss.
When, "a the day grows dim,
Soft music steals on the delighted ear,
The wild bird on the swsying limb
Or instrumental tones, or human voices dear
They are but breathings from higher sphere,
Bearing a few faint notes OF the eternal hymn
Thou hast loved beauty, and thine eye and heart
Have revelled in the magic world Of Ar,
Caught the deep pessioa Of the pictured face
And the mute msrble's grace,
Until thy ravished soul had wrought
Within itself that high embodied thought;
Then, TO the same fine instinct true,
Has knelt where lowly moses grew,
And kissed from the wnd rose the trembling dew
And though hast sought the beautiful IN books,
Those rare, rich volumes, where the artist looks
And feels his inmOst being stirred
With willing homage 10 the gifted men.
Who mould the bright creations of the pen,
kidding thousand hues by one inspiring word.
And thou hast felt each glowing trace
Was but reflected grace;
mirage on the atmosphere OF Time
OF those realities sublime,
Those harmosies of thought, and form, and hue,
That marriage Of the Beautiful and True,
Tha. eyes unsealed by death shall surely sec
In the full lite TO be.
And near, how near 20 ell,
IL that thin curtains not impervious fall,
Tbai, wrought by ignorance and .in,
Wells from Our gaze the mysteries within
When. In the quiet midnight hour,
Thoughts Of strange sweetness DER the spirit steal,
They are the whispers of that watching Power
That sees within the bud the folded flower,
And guards the germ Of good that erring hearts
conceal
And thus the friendly Presence saith:
There IL no age there is no death
But when decays reluctant jars
File through thy prison rusty bars,
Then the freed captive, rising, mus,
Shake of the old, unworthy dust thrust.
And wake to real lhe with childhood's innocent
Wendell kass., Jan. /, 1883.
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IOwA.-The Democratic State Convention
assembled q, Iowa City, the oath Of February aud
nominated JOSIAH II. Bonner of Van Buren, CO., Com
missioner Of the Des Noines Improvement; George
Glisspie, of Wspelo Co. Register and D. c. Cloud, of
snsestine Co, Attorney Genersl-the lat named GEN
tenan to be elected next August
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u The Worcester Spv TINS clears , Ros,o

ERIN from the rlputaten Of having smugged spiritu
Gus liquors into the Sandwich Islands in kegs inced
in barrels of beef. Il says:
ave have been informed, on relisbie snthorisy that
some months ago, re-iden, of Honolulu purobased
trsrey Of : Mansfield Co., IN Boston for which he
paid cash The brandy not packed ia their estsb
hhment for exporston and they were no, IN the lear
eoenizspt Of, responsible for the manner In whch h,
carried 70 the Sandwich Islands When tbe rirara
was made al Honolulu, the owner TO screen himself
represented Il 10 the authorities consisr ent from
NJ Mansfield. Subsequently fearing exposure and
purishment, he esnnitted ssicide
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ga. Democrats and Why's and Independ :.
WERKTNEI COUNTY.
,,uuic;pal Elections.

CANpES CHARTER ELEcrION.-The NUM-
cpal Election OF Camden n j. took place on Tuesday
DR. L. F. FISHER Naive American candidate, was elected
Mayor The Recorder elec, is VIM. Hicks, Democrat.
The Wings carried the North Ward the Dem 'crsts the
Middle Ward, and the Natives the South Wand
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One Of the Grand jury.
10 the ESi;0r u Tas n. Y. TriBs@s:

SIR: Let NE inform yeu who the - unknown
Grand juror John Gslleger s6,hs, s He il the con.
use,cr fer grading 1tsv and receives more money
from the dear people Ran .lost any man this island
he is no doubt anxious TO keep things az rists OK
p 81 would suggest that the next Grand jury De
contra tore
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New.York Town NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Whics....-.............7 Cgeece-Cs s-lss ,1Ifes
Coytrry-NlniLr, Charch Lirckllca-C y. Ss74iekF
Coiuraers-Heury Holuet. McDoa's w Ma.the Nss9'
Gernsr-HcrrJ Sextor New 5eri5-E 4 SEaaaoas-
North No-glch-B HGc.ton Norgica-D. ". Randall.
Oxfor6-frsc. p Nerk:.k lPlyrlcS.h-BeasaI-1 Fuak.
Otsehe-Ohver Sie,son. iEsharssiia-Wllhsn BsoHa.
Suyna-Rcwls-c Ter. Pitcher 9osTe.hsA. B51lge.
IeHorrus. ............io IL s;cl-L. Cs-ood u.
Banhricse-Jamee NJ Banks S1l;tlgille K has 3. Miller
GE..crd-Ssnal. 4 >r-,h.' Saerburue--NE-. BsiSss'
se--ser. re -: 8czrt
Last year Wsigs and II Democrats.
SULLIVAN COUNTY
Who's ...... ......l Corh.c,oa-J Stoatenbergh.
Nan a<.tins-Alsred Norris C.llroou-S-u ". B.ker
Rocksud- - Lsrra~sy Fr-monI-fhCs. :. Ward.
.snt- ReNt..............l Isb~rsv-john y Wstx'ns
Ney.rsink-Hs6y Fyrritt FAll.barga--Aoses Dean.
pswncyais -. ... 49,. o Inns n .nl--C : Woods
Thonrson-I. 2 Treu-.n Forsstbrrgh -Chas Z. Boyd.
Bsihei-R-ubsu Ersser.
Last year Democrats and Wings and Independs
HERKIMEa COUNTY.
Tsics.................5 Lizzie FAils-H. D Colvin.
StAIk-Ge0Tss Springer HeENmeL-j. SIaaner.
pspaS.-Phip Jones German FlAts--JNW iEhtnAn
Frsnkf0It-J. ". Halser HAnheim-J g. Sue.l
SehgylsT-J. W. Ds,i.nn Salisbsry-O. A. Nouhrup.
Norawy-Ira Coe. Fa.rieA-Dayid ". Cole.
DeaoTas4......,.....4 Nswport-John {. Harris.
Ni'mugt-GaIdner hlnckley Russia-Dr. DC "a.
lltehi.ld-James n D0lse OLo-WlB. C0ppernoli
Columhia-J Clapssddle Winield-D. T. Gamer.
'i''''- "''' ULSTER COUNTY
HIN - .s De-roerafs ....... 80
Uurley-J. ". Emssdo Rochesser-Jscob Davis
WAWaTsiuS-A. r Preston. Shsndaken a b1shnei
T.,nr.Dsvi5 Horton iMarblet'n-T n ". R0 SisoHs
N.tNo7unsb-W r (,Iney WoSl-sock-Wn Cooper.
Lovs-Silss Saxton RosendAle -Isrsel Sayder'
New-Paiiz-J. =. Lsfryer knEstou-ENig hote,s
pI,rfsi, IT ado. 2 EAt SbawsasunN-d. Webb
Men bers OF iast BOaTd. Denuiug- - -,
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characterization. Daniel P. Tyler, of
Brooklyn, has been nominated the Wing candidate
for Congress in the llld Dktrict
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~ The first Law of gravityis never to laugh
~ yoVT ovp jokes.
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~ The Chicago Democrat says that disclos-
lfes q he recent stsie saey Of Illinois make il certan
Tia, the coal heds Of that State e eeua IL extent 70 ho
Of Pennsylvania, II not greater 49,
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Mrs. Lynch's husband is a

Mrs. Lynch's husband is a marine, who was
paid OF bere on Tuesday and went away TO New.York
"Wednesday morning, leaving seven or eight go gold
pieces with his wife. Her trunk was broken open and
tie money gone. The lock was picked with dirk
knife piece Of one found broken OF and GOV.
cred with blood beside the trunk man named Spring
has boen arrested suspicion; blood found on hi.
cothes The deceased were sisters Haansh Shaw
bad been married twice, and was about 40 years old
Ellen Lynch about 20. The affair has created yrea;
excitement Mr. Carol was arrested suspicion, but
the examination has cleared him He = a coporteur or
book agent
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SECOND DISPATCH

An examination of the bodies Of the muir.
deEed women has taken place; forty-one slabs were
found upon Mrs Lynch tive entering the heart and
seventeen wounds on Mrs. Shaw. An attempt was
MADE 10 burn down the house AFTER the murder but the
IRE went out after burning hole IN the kitchen door
number Of arrests suspicion have been made
among tsen sing Sing convict named Arthur Spring
Nc money or knife was found upon bun.
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90 mhom il map Concern.

RY sending 81. BY mail. 20 CHAS. KYLE,
- Psfs,1a Eew-Jessy, . valuable resipe 'oE nA1lnS
Ornamental wors ssr sdorn.nz Saeors and fAI'en troI
uch an b- q % &c per wesk WI Be torSAffod
By rssrr nal Beth seErezaen sss lscss sss s1fAs u
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Amueemeute.

GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT-PAUL
OJULIFN Violinist respectfully announces that his
FkRFwELL CONCERT will take place on TUESDAY
EVENING, February % az Metropolitan Hall on which
occasion he win be assisted by
Mme HENRIETTE SoNTAG,
CARL EChHERT,
ssgnor C. BADiALI,
Signor POZZ0LlNi,
Signog GASPER0NE, and
Signor ROCCO,
Who have in the kndes manner offered their valuable ser-
uces Particulars IN future announc uents
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gbanfes for Business filsn.

4 GENTLEMAN, bred as an Architect, who
"A hss had considerable experience desires meet with
Partner the profession, o. he would be winsto
receive Partner Builder, who could influence good
share Of business. Address (pppaidl A. O. Broadway
Post. Office
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To the PUBLIC.

VALENTINES The splendid Valentines,
Manufactured by the AMERICAN VALENTINE
CO. wa be kept view eurss the season Scr tbs
mediation OF retail purchassrs Of the oioe No Nssszt
opposite the Sun ppnes Up stars The choices; yaep
tines are offered snsy st the dozen price No Nssa
o., up stairs.
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UANTED-A senteel, respectable Boy 70
w tsnd Ps,rt storc, sboct - o. 70 y ssn
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VALENTINE ! VALENT!N ES!-
Y BUNCE's VALENTINE EMPORIUM, Nc. lst Mas
one coor below Beekinsns where the votares OF
ST Valentine can find Valentines all prices to s1is any de-
gree Of affection We offer bat Valentines Of ehate
sentiment and eh and elegant which nothing
can equal for beauty and taste
Come early and make your selection
BuNCE BROTHER, No. I3l Nss'au-st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMPHTrHEA.

~ TER No 81 BOwery--R. SANDS Co. PToprietors-
MONDAY, Feb. 1.-THE Entertainments commence with
elegant and diversified Scenes ia the Circle Dashng Horse
nsnship. Fifteen Splendid Acts in the Circle To
ciude with the Grand Spectacle Of ST GEORGE and THE
DRAGON Prices Of admssion-BoIes. Is cents; Pit ~.
Doors open st6 Performance to at II o'clock
Perform spce Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons.
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Ia SMALL BUSINESS WANTED to PR.

IA CHASE-By Lady who occupies four rooms in
MiamsbuIg h, which may be exchanged for Ike number
Of and shop this city The cash wa be paid for
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tion preferred west OF Broadway. below Canat Address
CASH, of '. h. Palmer, Advertising Gent. stating
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FINHE MODEL DWELLINGS in 37ril-Sr,
l. sthayThc apple nts for suites OF Rooms
in the said Buildings informed that they will be ready
for inspection in few days
Due notice viii be sivsn IN this pSssr what day the
houses may be inspected A. p SMITH. Agent,
No. "a STRAY
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[NOODs MINSTRELS-No. A44 Broad.

w way, above Howardst-OPEN EVERY EVEN.
INCH. WOOD Manager ard Propnetor-The enter
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and Ethiopian Delineaors cannot be 1aed By eny other
band in the United States. see programmes Doors open
at 81; Concert commences at y O'clock Admission u
cents The public respectfully informed that he Aer-
voop Concerts are discontinued
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TO BUSINESS MEN.-For Sale, an Inter
ITO MERCHANTS and TRADERs.-A gen.

Il tensn nany years resident Of the dourishug City OF
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Sorskeere and merchants OF the surrounding Couae. Of
ers,s river 10 tie City Of New.York and Pittsburgh Ap
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Uants.

As Cook, Washer and Ironer, for a small
family, for either city or country, BY an American
GOOD city reference be gven- Would do the house.
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ty- Soldiers of the War Of ISAIAH tho,e
who served n the artillery and militia OF this State and
their descendants and all who in favor Of the Bounty
Land Act passed Sept awarding 40 be extended to
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~ Little Neck Association.-Am meeting Of this
Association win be held on TUESDAY EVENING, FEB.
at clock at the Weschester House. corner Bowery
md Bfcome-st Gentlemen wishing to join invited to
MpresCnt JAMES GILMORE, Secretary
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DRUG STORE for SALE.-An> old estab-
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.Cy- Christinn Doctrine IL. ID. Society-FIRST
COURSE OF CATHOLIC LECTURES-JOHN III,
BRONSON, Esq, Of Bottom win deliver the last Of this
Course OF Lectures on MONDAY EVENING, Feb. u, al
Hope Chapel Broadway, between ithst and Asorplace
Subject Gregory the Seventh and the Papal Power Price
d tckets Is cent? BY order,
JAMES Ri BY, Secretary.
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CABINET HISTORY of NETWORK
~ Youme 4 CT Lippineott's Cabinet Histories Of th

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HOMEOPATHIC DOMESTIC PRAC-
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ThSis the most complete work Domestic Practice ever
II contains chapers on Anatomy aid Physiology Illus
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