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Snfdube BON OStcarasma.

QGir baben Dor Gur5eln Beri6te zines aus
9dcaragua 3uriideefebrten DeutI9en iiber Die
bDrtigen 3ultanoe sebraht, melde Die lebteren
in lebr tribemQidte barltelten. Sci Der ltren,
gen @eniur, melde @alfer ntdt Bios iber pa8
etn5i8e 8latt III Nicarusua, %ionpern aud iber
Die alBer 2anbe8 9ebenoen 8riefe iibt, fam
man Hberhaupt unparteiilde uno un9efdrbte
SdilOeruugen mir aus Dem Wiunpe BON 2euten
erbalten, bic auBerbQlb bes Bereih8 Der 0alz
teriden Stanpredt8s 8a9ien iino. llno ba
bort man cenn freilid ibereiu1timmenpe 8inSe,
be 81 ben bpulbaltiIben 2obpreilunoen be8 9tiz
cdragueule in I6reienoem @esenIate lteben.-
Der Seq. 3ribune niro Dpn einem AuoenSeu>
gen cine ldnsere Sdilperitns Der flagliden Que
ltai1oe int Balferfdeu Getde uitgetbeilt, aus
Der mir Rieteini8eB e%atnebnlen molten.
@8 1T piel @el6rei iter pa8 rSlferredtsmiSs
rige 8erfabreR oet gcltaricaner in ibrernGrieae
9e8e1 Walfer 9eiuadt morbelr. IS Nlt1 pelder
Seite bic 8arbarei gu luden mar, mag man
aus 6pl8enOem abnebmen;
n3n bem @efe6te gu GipaS berlcr Balfer
60 1eOte: Siele furbet ipdter an ibren @un<
Den unD ppn 8ielen bat man ME mieber etnaS
9e6Srt. Die 0efoneeuen, bic er I'M @jefchte
mafte, lieB man i'm freien 8eIbe Iaufen Il ND
1926 ite, pG9renb IieeltA 5u re.
ten 9~lanbten, tcbt.-SSn etnieen6duIern
tpurbeu bic BeipO6uer III @efungenen oemodt
uub ale nit faltentBlufe uiecersemebelt. Wa..
fer8 Srprnnan3pffi3ier, Elm Srlanoer Nantens
Wic@artb, er5dblte mir lelbft ben iid fploenbe
9eloentbat. Aiu Otcr9eu, ebe @olters Qeute
mad 8ipaS fanlen, trafeit Iie etrlenBferbebirten,
pcn benz le rernutbeteu, bab ct III BEN Gotta
rtcanern 9eb6re. OacGartp le9te tim eiren
Strif Inn ben Sals, banb Dos onbere Guoe an
ieinen SattelfuCpf unD 9ullcppirte nun quf unb
ab, Den arnten Geufel aIn8poen ldletfenb. Al8
ba8 cine WetIe 9erpdbrt bate, meinte @alfer
gu Wtc@artpt Der 3erf babe nun oerua. Sic.
@art9 abe, ba er iab, DAB Der Damn bod nidt
nit Dem gebet baopn fommen merbe, nabm fem
Biltol unD idoB i'm pbt.-@benfal8 auf bieIem
D{arI6e warD Elm Courier aufgefanoen, Der
Brtele na6 Granada brahte, uno Ipfprt an et=
mem gaum aufeebGn9t.
'gSn 8trgin Bab mphnte elm Raufmanli, elm
@tnge6orner. Der 8iel far 8alfer setbun, ibm
@aaren auf grecit geliefert bate &C. Dc6 oa8
i6iBte ibu uidt. @leid in ber9eadt, nadoem
Wdlfer 9elanoet mar, braGen feline Qeute ben
9aoen bieie8 ibneu befreunbeten Mannes auf,
nabnteit 40 aiiten Spirituplen, Mein, Cigar
rem &c. Die @Oltaricaner batten, alS fe in
Btrgin gap fparer, bielen Widnn, rblpob[ ibr
6eirp, Htdt b%elaittst = Gin Nrnerifaner, Sea
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mems 8pOIee, bate e~6enfatlS einen Qooen in
8ir9in 8ap y. Die Gofturicaner batten ibm
9tidt8 %9enontmen, aber lobalp feline 2anc8leute
inter 8alfer famen, plinoerten tie Jpn rein
aus.
SIS fam In feinen 9anoe cine u~npcpuldrere
6egierun9 seben, ais bic bon Bulfer. 9tfS ih
i'm pori9en September nad Granada fam, bate
bic Stuot minpelteu8 10000 @inpcbner, lnp
Iieet lino'8 ibrer teine 5000 mebr bie anbern
linp ale nad ben uSrpli6en Staaten ODER naf
oen @ebir9e 9eaOben. Die icrtlpa6renoen
8ran6ldaban9en uno Bliincerunsen baten Elm
icldcS @efahl Der llniiderbeit er5et9t, baBgte>
unanp ieiue 9epGbnlihen @eIddfte gu betreiben
ipa9t. Die 2annleute baben feline 2ult, ibre
6elper St beitelen auf bic GltSli4t bin. lhre
Grncte nit @elpalt pc99ellpulnen gu ieber.-
Sin tGctli6er SaB berriAt untcr ZEN Gln9ebprs
nen 9eseu Gle Inerifaner, Der ppr 96alfer'S
Infunft nidr pprbo1oen mar.
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0is-G Sis Cream !

GiS<Gream ! Sis Cream
Bel Nbam Mdenbad,
Sr.142M prb-9 pwarbsStr
! Sd seise nneinen Ureuneen unb 8efannten, fpmie benz seetr.
asen gubGitum hermit an, has i'd neinen Gpnfecttener .Qabtr
panb GissgredntD unb acknowledgement ~us.S6pni elm.
sseri6tet babe. NBtrtbe, @efellGaften, 6anilten &C. fDnneu ie
oerseit Die bette 2uatitdt @is-@rennt aa duBcrft biaisen @reileu
.rbaiten. inbefn i'd Q alal per Sag bic bette Wiild aus penn.
tIulponiet unb Myrpianb Bdrmen be3iebe. 23ai391t.
lGHN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EgEH BON Setter 8artlnann,
Gde ron 3 . II b : unb 8 a II dfer sStrdBet
t. SD made n1einen 5rsunben unb ben patltart bic ~ersebsafs
iMnsei9e, bns i'd pbige Dirtbldaft BON 9rn, 3. 9Deber uber-
npmmen babe unb pieielbe b eute Mprgen II ubr mil
sinetn ertra ieinen Qun1 er6fnen reree, pp;u i'd Nae hDft6l
l.inlabs. giur baS bette 8pfid9 Qaeerbier une bic renfteu
1etr6nfe perfen an mener Bar %perabreibt.
"a. on(3mt) peter 8~drtm INN.
eIHFA MISUNDERSTANDING
M Musult 6artmann,
&&zS frater 8artseper in Der Mrbeter<6ane,
seiat Ieinen Treun6en unb benz seebrten 9ubltfur bternttt ant
lSaSS e. bic Wirtbidaft ron s rfe6rta Mmsrt
Scr. X3 Npros 6riecrtdzStr.
[lauHid Ieern stnnten bat unb hets s~crsasliGes ~9aserbier, Meint
IanA Qiauenre, ME aud Speiien Derabreiden Miro.
A- Das@las 9aeerbisr wirb III 4 Cts. ~seriapft. 23ai3mt
L
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W~irtb{6afts.G rOffn1ln9s
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MeierpptrsS5p .@arten.

s.ssN Dieter, 70 nabe Der 5tatt selesene, NIT aaerlieb
SsssH@. fen anlasen ~seriepene nnb seriaO9s isiner bopea
saea Qaae cine reisence MuSfdt 8epabrenee 9l1B 1T
E=A.1A-f6er elmer Der eeludtelen uns ~teliebtefen @rRpr
~funasprte mabrenb Der warrten SabresSet.
SIM flblen S6atten meiner 0auben u1o bunherttaprteen
sSiGen werben bic erfrii6enbnen @etr1nfe, &is-@ream &c. tets
serobreidt, un6 ba i'd meinem @ranpiay 9endB teins rertben
sat. nur nit Der benen Aualttdt bebtenen iperbe ~ npsen
ttntae ealelbt perbradte Stunben III ben an9enepmftn pes
ameritanil4en 2ebens saiablen fem.
Spbn s m
~Ganptrtb gum ,@eIerpcir,5 anS" an Der Gtarlts.
ttnt- Str, nabe 98a fbin8tpnsM rnnhent.
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Wiee8mit8u in Semi
bIpanien febt. Die PtttSburs @asette
iast 6olsenbes tber Die ausli4ten 8u4ananS
in 8ennlblpanien
,QBir aeben 5u, baB 8udanan fir bus Bclf
BON Bennlb[panien ein- pent9er anitoBi9er
Mann If, al8 Dpuslas poer 8terce aber aus
Rer Der llbatldde, paB Die 0ecmtnatlcll zines
Der Qettern rielelD empfraten aus ben Hetben
eetrieben bdben ipiiroe nnD oaB Budandn i'm
l5tanoe fem nirp, le 3uriid5ubalten, beliet CT
Ifeiie Stdrfe, bic furdtbar 9enanrt lperoen
If6nnte. Seiue Nciriilnatien serbalt eiufad, Die
inlper Bdrtei, Die in einenl auoern Safe bon
Eibr tpeaeetrieten mprDen paren, aber lie brin9t
Ifeiae 6iilie BON gauBer Der Bartei Ste9enpen
uno mir millen, RAP es Sunrerte BON 0emcfra=
ten in oielem County giebt, bic fur Plerce sez
I%ltinlntt babeli rnc. bic inter fet1eii Hmltanpen
HIT 8udanan ltinmeu peroer. H34 s
Sn 1852 erbieft Bierce in Beunlplparien eine
utsebeute Weajoritdt, aber betnabe ale Gpuntp8,
lin bciieu5aer in 1852 Iberpje9enoe Wtalcritdten
lcrbielt, merDen III 1856 idlpsre, Wtaloritdter 9e-
i1en Budanan eeben. Der umldla9 in bleleu
Gpuuties mire Die merisen MbigltIntileri, Die
tBldanan III Qanealter uno Bbtlaeelpbia 5uIalrlz
linen t1eiben miro, Bel Meitem anfpie9en uno
lpenn pieS leiile NieberlaSe nidt fiber madt, 10
Ilua4t es 8enniplpauien penisitenS ~5weifcl-
Daft" n faH .5 u "a
Dpuald8 g opularttdt.a I8 8i>
,darp1cn ron SlinciS insber Cincinnati GDnrer@
Eiicn ieinen Serrn uap Oteiiter, Beneoift arirle
|Dpuelas, ais ganoioafen III gCridlas bradte,
I,iidte elm src6er Ebeil Der Ser iammluus uno
Ser 8rdlibelt lab iid senGtbi9t, bic Dfitslieper
III bitten, fi6 aler 8eifals- uno URtBfaaSbe>
;eusunsen gu entbalten. Den @allerten brcbte
RI init 5fauntnns. 2lne anoern Rcnlnatloneu,
'rear Die pes milerablen Bierce, wuroen nit
jBeifan aufsencnmen.
Dies if Der eerc6te 9obn fir ieuen WtenIden,
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Der Ieiue rrldlole 6auo an ben i'm 6er3en oeS
8clfes sebeilistcn WtiHpuriz8 ertra9 le9te."
ct. Douglas ei9eae Worte.
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Mmemnft Des Oannpfers
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Orei Sage Neuere8 aus Gnrppa.
Nntunft bes Grprditbenten Sill
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Oemticbes 1henter

SsgSp I'M Rational Ibeater.
Nerb- nabe Saratcsa Ctr
Ga Sn 6pl9e ber pielen @rfurfipnen.
tpelde am Wrntas ben %. ,. itutteefunpen bas
ben, 1T bic onsefinbiste gprlt elune Bis Mitt,
mod, ben 25. b. perfdobcn ipprpen.
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Ver9nn9un9cm.
8anfb's @dnlerfnrSfpn.

.g9AANAIAb Wdnfb'S G6mlerfmrfTpm.
$$s9aHH Dtenfas, ben "a. Stunt /. s.. Mpraens s lltr
~nnfanseub, made i'd meiner S6ule cine GrtarFpn mad
BE Salttmrrs StraBe mad 8ri,brid.&pab frif9 6urhbrSd,r
miro, weSn PIE Gltern, fopte ale 5rennbe Der gi[buns unb Or
atepun9 hptthh e~ingeaben merten. Cine gPebe Gefana NIB
DstltmattOn merScn a~bwedieln. Gum S9lu6 ante 8lebmuFt
9Sslemannlas Sanb) unb Gani; Sir quite. 6Psftn unb lBe-
trante ~ 9eipr9t, ub i'd peree Mnes ~aufbteten, I'm, sas Gsf an
stnstn a3t eeati9su oemiitbli6en Samilienfei III MAIDEN.
NB- @intritt IS Cts.
Baltimore, ben II. SUM- 1856.
9FS @.rrx o.a!4A.
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Meointeut8zSr0re.

OT|ytEFFVFFFE~ =
SauPtsAuartter l.. Rifle.Rea.
8a%lttmsre re. d. Stunt 1856.
Die Wttalieber Ser llnabbdnBisen beutfden Sdser. @pmpde>
lie itno erluht, It'd In ibrer Nrmprp ndhien Oienfaa IMbent
sn "a. Stunt UNI s llbr plnftli6 ein;uFnpen nm bic g8abl
eiuts Gapitdns unb lpnaise ~unbeitste Gftaierlteaen ~Spriunsb.
men. Muf Befebl.
M Weter gdbb SberR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-20
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

The Monthly Meeting OF the Executive Committee
wos held on Monday evening, 18th inst--the Rev. Dr.
KNoX in the chair; OLIVER II. LEN, Secretary. The
Treosurers Report showed gratifying condition OF
the Sccietys funds The receipts for the month were
ESQ 6o3 ircludng see $50 in donations, making total
for ten moribs of 1904 OIL The donations exceed those
of the corresponding period of the previous year by
the sum of $4,000. Grants Of publications for the
same period over is OOo 600 pages. Notes for paper
due previous to June, 1886, s22, 1873.
Letters containing information, requesting sppropri-
ators, or rendering thanks for aid read, from
the Sereca Indians the Paris Tract Society, Basic,
Oroomiah in Persia, Ningpo in China, the Sandwich
Islands &C. The proposed appropriations for the sup
poit Of the tract press in Pagan and Papa countries
for the year ending April l, amount TO $4,000 or
60 eco il advance of last year. Twenty-fou additional
coporteurs have been commissioned within the month,
ami important plans are maturing for giving efficiency
TO the Socicty's labors at the South and West.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20,

most delicate and difficult that ever arise before
any tribunal resort TO the testimony of experts is
frequently esse utia just and correct decision The
law makes provision for this any other kind
oftestimony. No witness is obliged TO appear or to
give testimony uness be does at his own option;
and even if be swears falsely there is no statute
penalty.
Without the means of proving the practical work
ing Of bis machine without any other legal testmo-
ny tue inventor sometimes provides himself with few
certificates exparte afldavits OF doubtful
authenticity, and always regarded with suspicion and
presents himself before the Ofiice-is rejected-sp-
peas to the Judge who has adequate means of ar
irving at correct conclusion; and thus is frequently
deprived OF his rights without opportunity of estab
fishing them in the manner guaranteed TO all other cit
zenf.
Nor ought il to be supposed that these are matters
Of trivial moment a least they are not 80 to the nd-
vidual most Immediately interested. To him. the of
spring of bis mental energies something more than
property; they his children, for whom he has
labOred through much OF the fairest portion Of fes
meridian, and on whom he relies for consolation aud
support in the evening of its decline
That he has now sufficient opportunity OF estsb-
ishing bis rights before properly constituted tribu.
nal IA doubtless great defect in the present sy.tem
Whether that defect shall be meded and if 80, in
what manner will be for Congress to determine.
The above suggestions not intended pro-
posing any definite plan for modifying the present
laws but merely presenting the difficulties expert
eDced, and furnishing some hints which may
basis for future consideration by the body to whom
the matter is submitted"
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RETURN OF THE IT, s. STEAM FRIGATE
POWHATAN FROM CHINA.

The Norfolk Argue, February IS, says; TIE United
States steam figate Powhatian, Capt. NIlism j.
Mckinney arrived at this port yesterday from Japan
and the China Seas and last from Table Bay, Cape Of
Good Hope afer pleasant passage from the Cape Of
Is days about half the distance from the Cape 10 the
United States under canvas alone
The Powhatan was one of the East lndia and Japan
Squadron under Com Perry. She has been absent on
this cruise three years aud in commission three year.
and half During her present cruise she has visitei
the following porte viz: Island Of Madeira, Island Of
81. Helena, Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope, Msdriius
OF lsle OF France, Puo Pinsng, Singapore, Lsonsn,
Borneo, al which place Capt. McCiuney ratified
treaty with the Sultan Of Borneo thence 10 Hong
Kong, Macao, Whampos and Canton. Annoy, Foo
cboo-oo, Ningpo, Shsnghse, Gull OF Pechie, in the
Yellow Sea, the Loo Choo Islands in the Psciic and
thence 10 Japan. The Powhstan has made the pass
age from Hong Kong, China, ~ Norfolk. in II days
actually at sea- having left there the LIT Of NOvem
Der 1855; she has been in different ports % days out
Of that time TO oil up coal.
The following Is list of her officers
Captain VIZ MeCluDey Commander Lieutenant Robert
Pegram F1 Lieutenant and Executive LieuteaaGt,
Henry Rosndo; Acting Lieutenant Jeha W. Bennett Acting
eusnsuf Resst B. Levry Acting Lteutsnani, y0osthaa
II Carter Surgeon. Charles D. Maxwell f1isof Jose G
FiAydss Eir.t Lieutenant James J5aes Marine ono
Aetins Master Edward Y NJ Galley 0isf hnsinesf George
seveht Alsis,ant-5urseo Albert sehnrei a.,
Esgss~ Qcxse'seo0sd Assistant, John fshssi Sse ana
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As,sisrt Henry King Second Assistant Georss Gdeoa r.
1hrd Assistant Mortimer kellogg Third Assistant, Henry
fsusb Third Assan Leroy Arnold; Third Assistant VIM
Stsmmi Mater Maze, Acting BOatswan. George Bailey
Acting Conner, J. p Bouch; Carpenter, John .. Bue-
ssmsker Geo Parker Captains Clerk $ r. Craig; Pursers
Cerk J. {. daley Passenger Lieut. olive Gisson. Ate
Commander u $ sorehip John P Kennedy which vessel
vGs ordered 20 be sod
Deohi durf-0 he Crse-By dssase Lieut. J. II. Adams.
aud thirteen By accident Bolswain William WhtE.
and two In action with pirates IN Laa Bay, five
To'el, .
Lieut. Pegram whom we are proud tn claim a
citizen Of place. has covered himself with glory,
leading the victorious attacks by the boats of the
POwhatan upon the Chinese pirates. Lieut.. Rolando
was also in command 81 portion Of the attacking
force in the action and won high distinction for
the gallantry which be displayed the occasion. Both
these gentlemen were wounded in the engagement.
The following officer, were also IN the attack:
Assistant Surgeon schriger Matter 2 I. " Csaloy,
Assistant Engneer NJ. kellOss, Masters Mate s. T. Craig,
Boatsv g. Bailey Joseph a. Haley, Purssrs CLARK, and
Isa.c srdsu killed IN the scrion; and John PEP
pei SEAMAN and Benjamin Adsmson marine, mortay
wounded. jeremiah PendesFAst lAndsuian. Washingtoa
CsLes John Lewis and Charles Tingwe, seamen, VIM Tsy-
lO Captain hftsrgusrd Samuel Nuard Frederick Humme,
and T. Wedsr Schmidt III rines, the wounded
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the praires where there but few days IN the year
that mill would not Dc able % Do part OF day work
Parties in this city who are desirOus OF having
something more definite about the work of seli-reg
Mating Windmill would do well Z, cal upon j. H.
Prepts & Co, No. loo Water street, who have one az
work that discharges 1900 gallons of water day.
Think Of that We droutkpaTohed frozen up farmers
How ea.v i would he for you 20 have tank in your
barn surrounded by hay 80 thst ), would not freeze
constantly full OF water drawn from wei, and ready
for your stock this terrible winter in which stock upon
many farms have suffered more for water than for
hay Do farmers need amy more evidence OF the
value Of these windnills for their use beside what Is
here given II they do, they can have Il from H. d.
Whtcoub. Chief Engineer OF Virginia Central Rail
road or j. VI. Dawson Superintendent OF Saratoga
and Whitehall Road, upon which they have these mills
in use The manufacturers say m very recent letter
We find that by cheap ard simple deIiee recently al
t,ched u when the well Is exhausted or the ank
FULL tie mill will stop ef with TIE edge OF tae ans 20 s
wird We think this adds much % the value Of the mill
Undoubtedly: ard undoubtedly other valuable I'M
provements will be made until we shall have pertee.
wind-er CINE Farmers however, should not wall Tor
~ rectior but when article so near perfect Is OF
fered them and Of such vast benefit, We are usti-
fed in urging them at once 10 adopt Il, both as
great laborsevng machine, and one that - well eslcu-
lated to promote the happiness Of man aud beast We
do not Nsh 10 ndose any mans invention as the best,
but with there were twenty more, and better than any
Of these and that farmers could be induced u put up
such cheap machinery for 30 many purposes that II
could be applied TO with such inexpensive motive
ROVER. The use of wind-ms upon farms should be
dire used by all farmers until they are as fully satisfied
as the few who have used them Of their great adj
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The augmentation Of the number of applications for
patents has been greater during the past year than at
any previous period. At the beginning Of the year
1884 there were 500 undsposed OF in the office
at the beginning of 1855 there but SO cases on
hand and on the first day of the present year only &C.
There are papers in the office to show that less than
% years since the annual income Of the office was
only about 81 500 and that for the seven years pre-
vious to 1926 the aggregate amount secured was
about sis, 900. or average Of $1,000 per annum.
These facts taken in connection with the last OF the
above statements, will show with what a constantly
accelerated rapdity the march OF invocation has been
progressing for the last half century.
The number OF applications in 1854 were 25 per cent
greater than in 1885, and the increase during the past
year is more than 80 per cent OF the whole number of
applications Of the previous year.
The following remarks on the Rights OF Inventors
we give in the words of the Report:
IAN our republican notions of propnety revolt al
the idea of making the substantial rights of property Of
any citizen depend upon the mere discretion OF an ex-
ecutive officer. Such system seems rather Asate
than Anglo-Saxon in its type and origin The present
Patent Laws are certainly to some extent liable TO
tbs objection II Is true, they provide, IN some man
ner fo bringing many Of the decisions OF the ONCE De-
lore the regular judicial tribunals but when an apph-
cation which should be patented Is rejected by the
ofhce, no opportunity il allowed the applicant for
slowing the Justice Of his claims before court OF jury
be has natural right TO what be has created, may
re not IN such circumstances be regarded as having
IeeG deprived Of his property without due process OF
and without the Intervention OF that great constl-
ssonohai Deiwark which he regards as a birthrght-a
"d tnal before regular Judicial trbunali
- That be has now the privilege Of appealing to the
sose OF the circuit Court does not change the case
.ssnnany That Judge is only for the occssionl a
An OF parcel OF the Patent Office; he does not hear
case anew, but POUNDS his opinion upon the
ratsd 70 the ofioe.
i~ question OF ps.eo.sbaity is often one Of the
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glitter OF spears, and profusion OF yauze clouds and
spirits floating through them, aud :Drth and the di
rector sraltd DO expense 10 produce them. The
horses were atsoluieiy buried IN ccetly caparisOns
snd gorgeous irsrprgs. Blu; liefne trnbled at the
first ,woyard jump, which POLITICALLY pictured Is
"a fearful leap over The broken arch 0. bridge"
aud ab.saG Of horrors and oOnsteTnaticni and the
horemen did rot rein their steeds with half the deli
cate address OF many fair pupil at Dsbrows Acade-
MY. OF the scenery we are happy TO speak, where
new with praise. Fer sodity Of the objects and
atmosphere efec, Of the distance, for brillance d
coloi-bui net for local truth which beyond the
artists, Mr. Holsters province. all was, as usual,
excellent Windsor Castle, however, was no more
BIKE Windsor Castle than the High Bridge tsvau
Ike the ". Nicholas Hotel.
Mr.. Fisher locked the old mar he represented, OF
eighty but he spoke with the vigOr Of voiee Of
eiphtcen. His mien was the mien Of Iinwood, ha
voice the voice Of Fisher.
Madame Pcnisi played Mabel as usual.
Age csrno, wthsr nor custom stale
Her infinite variety"
One night we behold her hanging by block OF ice;
en- the next. burlesqung Cas,a Diva in an extravs-
CANA: on another as Pauline, hanging the honeyd
"the sweet Princes" lips, ant on the next with ear
on ground catching the steps Of the white against
farousress
There were awful pauses between the acts, which
were not bv any means adorned by the behavior Of
the purely Forrestsn audience who occupied the
UPPER galleries. We would commend to the
manager and all managers TO insist that the or
chos,ra should discharge their duty and play from the
setting to the rising OF the curtain without Interrupt
ton. Nothing be more disgusting than 10
see number OF gentlemen the moment the cur
tain rises, diving into the bowels of the
earth, or probably the nearest bar.room; and
again, just as the curtain IA about to fall on one OF
Mr. Forests tremendous poses, emerging in grim
row Of spectacle and red noses, and after sundry
.crapings and meanings. commencing music as the
curtain bell sounds. On Monday night, when little
music would have made the pause pass pleasantly.
the director lay in state of most sublime soth and
ndoent indifference. The manager of the Broadway
deserves credit. His part ia well done.