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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
=, ,oon ae,ermined 10 take sure gup .,en,ies

"a soem determined 10 take sure gus., sn,ies
nst BETRAYAL Of the popular cause. one Oh th4se will
~ ,hat one or more Liberals will go INTO lh var Cabinet
r. ~o,Tntaers under Gabadi are anot err ana II Is now
LII ,bat Crispi the leader Of th" eft F prepare and
nreseu 10 the Chamber the bill ror extraordinary powers.
In former letter. lsus listed the Austrian line of adj
into liay, 10 Gaze that power should resolve TO
attack us. also called your attention TO the dangerous
footing Of Austria or that strip Of Veneta when es On
our side Of the 70 Let me now call your e,ten. u
lead her 90 assume the offensive Her communsa'on.
between Vienna Ind Venea are two railroads; Ine lsi
skirts ihe head Of the Adraiic and can easily DC ne'|
by Ray ether By regular corps embarked at Ahcoh" Oh
by Ganbaid. The other is line OF ROAD Gown tne say
of The Adge which she is moving everything 10 put 4o
Now. if Garibaldi be sent into the Tyro to cut the
Alige line and a corps from Anc' ma to the head OF
the Adriac, to menace the shore line OF ROAD, Ausl.
may assume the offer sye in order TO be able to select
her own ground and to crush the Italian army before she
herself can be cut of IN the rear II she attacks soon
she nav occupy the whole army Of La Aarmom ia iohi
and lave only Gabdld to look after in her own rear ana
it would be 80 days before he could reaeh either oil hf
lines communication. II Italy enters upon an aggressive
campaign she WILL think, transfer the war RON 5Ae
strong lines of the Quadateral 10 the head Of the AdI
attic | hardly look much courage as that wouli
require from La MaTmora If tiadin were to be IN COM
mand such movement would be highly probable, though
there is no denying that it would be skul enterprise,
and could only succeed by being accomplished with great
celebrity.
be forced by the peculiar nature of her position to attack
u.s. Shcis nvincibe in the Quadrlaera but II can only
be useful to her a base for march into Ialy we
should turn the position and fall on her TANKS II she re-
manned inactive.
As to the number Of the Italian army information Is rot
easily obtained. estimate the regular force that can be
employed in the front at 3OO,gOO NELL Inc volunteers
might be pushed up 10 10 900 il were desirable iur'
ther se to that 900 of the regular troops coplf he
in the front within days 1t is stated that 3OoVv
men will be left in the NeapOan provinces under Oe
Durond0 doubt if this be necessary The liberals val
take care the South fthey permitted To do So BUT
the ministry cannot be expected TO sleep soundy with tue
Besides, u
threatened by an English invasion; for England SIN
capable OF the folly ofan Austrian alliance 10 save mat
power from deserved humiliation and Belgium from the
grasp II Napoleon the Little
The pace may yet DO kept but who can really desire
IL These vast aImamens are crushing ElIole NO
friend o. humanity desire that the day Of ba Tie be de-
fued ow that it is certain only that the sword settle
and secure ara peace. 1t does not
- for years Eurore has sl n OIL her arms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
Latest Ship News.


e,eams 10 Fulton IT, s Nj Samu Hsve May and Falmouth
with nld.r. and 1911 pass. to }. J. tcmstcck
May 10 81 with
se pass Spofod Teston Co Had head winds 81 the
Steamship Niagara Couch Norfolk with muse and to O.
UsIeken Palmore
BAD for Del Mar (Bl Wiswe Bueno Ayres March 30 with
wool hides William Ingalls, Reports the orig Virginia Wood
sailed March TO- May II big Fiea Of Bangor
The del M has been sin day. Of iate with heavy west,
ey winds. snd split sails, &c.
Msrha X Lockha Rr) LoekhsTt CadenAs IA days With
sugar. d. X. DeWolf Co.
fas Name. knight Messna, % Gays with fruit &C.
Chamberlain, Phelps Co May tn lat IS s3 long 80 90 Gig
ms ed ship Juliette Truudy. steering SsW.
Brs IIstiy Ellen DBL Davis Rio Janeo IS day. with coffee
James Patrick Son.
Rose (Br Piper Sunderland 50 days with coal to order
Has experienced heavy westerly gales.
Painter 81 brandy
Frlnd Oad Has had heavy westerly gales II the
schr and Irinmer Abrahams from Baltimore with coal.
BELOW
Dan Danish Lauenbegb, 100 days from Hong Kong
BARK Hugo Otto, III days from Hong Kong.
Brig @. W. Peck. from Matanxas.
big Sarah b. Crosby, from Cieniutsos
SPOKEN
MAY H. IN lat ~ H. long 81 bark H. Jones from Bordeaux for
New York, 50 days out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

An American correspondent Of The London T'mes,
writing from Philadelphia April a. undertakes to give
short history Of the diplomatic course Of Mr. Seward toward
Mexico during the year DurDg the past year be says
the United States Government has exhibited strange waver
ing between the rival parties In Mexico fret leaning toward
Juarez then toward MaximIan, and nov toward Juarez
without the eas attempt the part OF the Secretary Of
State reconcile this strange policy 70 any LIED principle
While leaning toward Maximllisn Mr. Seward Is said 10
have received from agent Of Macmillan most generous
proposal MaxmUans proposal Is said 20 DO this That he
will cede the United States all that portion OF Mexico north
OF line drawn from the mouth Of the Rio GTande on the u
Mexico due the Pacific Ocean The territory thus
ceded will include the States Of Lower California Sonora,
Chihuahua and COahua with the ports OF Mazltan and San
Bias the Pacific. contains about 100000 square miles
and population Of about 600 coo people among whom
very nearly the berasts who have not yet submitted TO
MCMILLAN The mineral wealth Of the country great
and the cession IL made would prove most valu'
able United States In return for this generous Offer
Macmillan asked that the United States Should pay him few
millions dollars make the purchase valid and recognize
him the lawful ruler Of Mexico reeestabshng commercial
and diplomatic resons openly with him Hewas wiling togiye
up oneilrd country II his tile 20 the remainder
assured and he further offered the cesson accepted
the named 10 comply with Secretary Stewards wish TO
have the French troops sent home.
The last development Of M Stewards extraordinary course
upon the Mexican question the correspondent in cOncu
sion makes both Macmillan md Juaroz dependent the
United States and does not prevent the Secretary from u
maey going either way for the Empire or for the Reptile
send ibis brief statement you Of the most remarkable
diplomatic histories Of the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
Pnssenacrs Arrixed.

FROM HAvANA-ln steamship Ea..-The Hon. w }, Minor,
Of Cuba the Hon H. IT. toone Secretary Of Lesa
ton Mexico; II Wilde, IucAeman = X Lovers and ady
Clarence Wm C. Holt Mis-. II. Boyce W. Z.
Chi,e Miss Emma Ane Hugh Scotland H. Ro land Dreyar
IL Fireman. Miss Anna Fitch C. Comstock and lady X A. Collins
smith James " brewster John Dickinson, Csey, Gowl
"a = Romero. f. Aggnmone ,. Rsve: Bsrao Perry, NJ
usaio CSbans Miss v saunou Mise Msry Hall r. Sullivan.
John Whitman aud lady J. T. Whitman, Mics J. Wnisn Mise T..
A. Cutlery NJ Buuga. A. Byts W. Alyon. hume
Mrs Mrs Lacosa children aud T. Junlu D.
Qhysldo Alinsrs and lady H. W Rhsals Msrnda fion
erinds v Banca j. ftsee Juuerariy Leon MctaTiy n
Banco ~ Ratio ard b. v Lopez. T. o. Nidard j. Rrny.
r. NJ Monteno Miss Jenny Cock Francs Bosom Miss
Johann Myers. M. Fannie Williams
FROM SANANNA-ln Steamship Falton-Mf aud Mrs Sspor-
children servants Fred iuif kohle H. A.
Rennick Mr. sad M Hotchks aud chfdr.u w Brady Air.
nd Mrs Ansn 4 Main J. = Mcksys, Mdbery, ). B. store q.
Ms. Clara X White Miss Jennie Doves Nh Kitchen. Ms
kitchen Mi. Kitchen Mise H. jane. end mad NJ aud Mrs :
Woodmln jules Colir-, Car lee chae Less Mrs Caroline
Thomas Andrews Miss Cane L.tomte Logs Black Chas
I'd Coh-l Mr. snd Mr. N.r ckr and children, and ISL
secOudc 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
vI,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for MAY ..

TIE Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week con''ih' i' i'i'
LEADING ARrrcLEs-Nne Millions Per Week Buyins Ls no
Eghtour ent1Le Strikes North and sont-L, IN
and ay; The Panic Means War The Impending chi. ~,
Insulting the De-d south Americas 10" to Do H. EeT is@'
NV. Summary Military: Naval New. from ws.hingcn Nv
We,en states The Territories The Pacae Cost Pou'i An
FoREiss NFw@Europe; Me1ico we., Ipie' South AD''i
Dia.TEOgs fIaE-Ts Destruction Of New Yo Aedy q
iKPoRTAsr PROM ErnoPE-Fesa financial Panic IN fssrd,
Tas Fssiass~A Landing indian I.snd The invader h'ess
miss MlssocRrhe Pi.byicraa Assemblies, Question Relt
tween he New Schools The Measure Considered e.
pgsrH og EryoryTI RI "a , ooIDiss
pEADlhe Ncns Il a { Late war bst
tie sOss Died 49, 3l Great Mor'y Amos ' Coz
THs FREspxsx-Deru the Freeda MS Schools 9lsh
I Pc Ne 10 Cen &
loyal Apo.heoss Of Gen. Lee Arrival Of the I ts'
ABDns.. o. TSs Swiss cOssnr o. Irs
TaE CASE OF zESo BURyilAn
GEy srApnAs ~ h0Ern cAsoLsA- H'ef's" with tie nod
FEox LQg.AsA Special Corrfspshesnes I IsaHio
sSooi f"ni traess to Back School Children
NE%.Yosk SOLDIERS BURIED AT RALEIGH NJ.
FxrPA SESSION OF NEw YORK sEsArE IN JUNE.
STAMPS bills AND CHECKS
DEATH OF SURVIVOR OF THE WfonrSG MASSACRE A.,
xiS "a SSa EaaS from n6 rl Bs1SSs hS
The Spanish Badly Raising OF 10 A-
ado Of Valparaiso Affairs the shmus oheiai DlIa' o"
NV PusIIcsrIoSs-sx Among the Charities Of Eoof.s
More CsIlyleisms
ans METAI. on THE FrrURE-ndiBm.
FROs IRELASD-From OR SPECIAL Correspondent v nrf
sepe Chase Races Barney The Barney stone i' Cd
ACExrExARrlx-Th. Moral Of an Old Mans Lie.
s.uLrisG UNION DRADThe Loyits Of Augnsa Ia At
Graves Of Union steis The ksbs M'
prohibits Two Union General, side With the Rebes Loyal
Union Officer Assaulted.
ISrERKsTING TO Standardization Institute Farmers 'sb,
MAY The Adueraon Plaster Prodis Of Bees Lorg
ing Sweet Apple Cherry Twg; Machine. Exhbred N'.
Names Asl's I'D
Maple Nster Pipes sulphur for Lie: On >tss
Prodab Flowing The Bsneht OF Birds Faith lost Nh.
Elevated Most Healthy
Model Poultry House nied Bone hs yet
Low Csnbee Seed The Wine fEti Cutting s'd lca.
Information for Emigrausi Wocdehucss "tss'i is"y
Economy.
POErRY-Lettice Whit
The DRY GOODS MARKET.
LATEST EUROPEAN AARKErs.
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Railroad 10 Huntington, l.. L.

10 ne Idlf0T U Tic " 7 ITI0hHr
SIR: Articles of agreement have been signed by tie
in interest o. Flushing Railroad by which they
agree that road to village The proposed line OF
the road will pass the beautiful village Of Glen Cove
Oyster Bay Cold Sprag to Huntington and will open up
portion Of the country unequaed for splendid scenery aud in
all respects healthy residence for you poor Workers
And then Just think Of beautiful country residence free from
aeue and nary musketo. All these delights ore
ours and completion Of this enterprise they are goar
also.
HunnuPtor l. T., NAV % 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

SMOKE BURNING.-TH S0LARTYPE was the i'm
rorsnt discussion before the American rst1e Nay TO-
saving per fuel producing heat nrnits smoke
single for 81 hours and Is sAe Application t. com
f. BE- in operation al No u Chanbef.s whe
valuable State d county rights stu b. lad Of
Parties intending purchase stoves or FURNACES
d. bay from those having tue rt a,e this improve"
and the whole cost yearly IN s fopeions eceived
10 uapulactare the same. e. WLiIs Genorsl Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
Ea.aengers Sailcd.

FOR LNERPO0L-ln steamship TafiMr snd Mira inc. Lyons
AID child, Mobile Edward Spring n M stsue, Ph'dsPha
MI and Mira Ch-re, Nskcf three children and nnt Miss WALKER
Mr aud M r. r. Routh Miss II. Irving New York
M Lsroche, New Orleans Mr snd Ml- Alfred fe MssPe MI
NeNors Mr. aud Mr.. j. r. FERGUSON Ala; Robert
Hunter rls Mr Wilet o. Loyelaud IL W. Beaumont ~
Cossan aud children glasgow; Mes Ws'ham Scar ct ard
Funi MEXICO r. Guique y o. Peter Allan. Glasgow; Mr. and
NJ. Bourhnani Capt Esendy. W MOryla EaseHs Rubino
ElnnI nh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
CITY NEWS.

FIFTH AvEyUg.-The residents Of Fiflh-ave. and all
others interested will DO well to bear in mind and attend tue
hearing before thu Committee Of the City the
matter OF widening the avenue which to-day at ~
o'clock in the Chamber OF the Board OF Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
The Cholera.
Nsle- York, May n,

HOSPITAL sHrp FALCON. Wednesday May %, 1850.
No new Of cholera admitted on board since
MAY T. and no case under treatment admitted May 81 Ger
hard vos Of Denmark aged OF inantoni Anne Potter OF
South Ireland aged H. brain fever In Hospital last return
Is; add 8 above, 2; total. IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

The LATE CoSFLAGRATIoY.-At q meeting of the
members of tho Tabernacle Baptist Church secondave be
tween Tenth and Eleventh unanimously resolved to
tender tho Of their edcc to the ST. James Lutheran
Church congregation Sabbath evenings until provided with
Q permanent place Of worship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

THEFT OF CIGARS AND ToBACCo.-Late on Tues
day night Christian RADIO caught Thomas McGrsh In the act
OF coming from the cigar aud tobacco Of the former No
l04 Avenue A. and searching him found In his possession
some cigars which RADIO identified his property He also
sscerained that considerable quantity Of leaf tobacco had
also been stolen. The accused had lined admt'rncc nv
hIestIng the lock Of The irqnt donr or TlA.t :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24
A "CHRIsTfAy INSTITUTION. -

Ny say. the enterprise of making aud selling
only uarsn hunn'srin M IL Influence lIon
society, but that it absolutely CHRnTis Ssr1rrIos and mat
read tate,
Christian should DO without it Letter q the Rev. j. H. White
Mount Pleasant Iowa tie Wilcox Gibt, Sewing Machine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

DISEASES OF THE LUNGS AND TnRoAT.-Dr. BROAD
consulted by the above diseases
TutspAY aid "WEDNESDAY at No. 6is Broadway n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

STARCH GLOSS manufactured by the New York
Go.. Company, No. 28 Fuot Gives beautiful hni'h to
llcn. For sale by GsoceT~ Buy no other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

Try A. Ross * Co.'S genuine SOLAR FINE CUT
CHEWING TosAooo. sod everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

We challenge the world 10 find house ever robbed
protected with the BURGLAR ALARM IEIgGR,PB Six years
,Ip.rsncr without ure speaks yo!lmes + HoLnEs No 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

SUSPECTED MCKDEK MD hVbbEh7 ~ -uVII-'I'
Shortly after o'clock Wednesday moTIng tie BODY
Of young found lying on The pavement IN Mottt
nef Houstons II conveyed tho Fourteenth Precinct
House and coroner notified 10 hold inquest At
the time the body found IL quito warm. AT later
hot Wooster Beach, it, NJ d. made post norton eAasna
Ito OF the tod and found confused wound on The forehead
ov the left and abrasion Of the nose The blood had
aL cutie freely from the latter Ia the possession OF the de-
ceased WAS found diary which contained an entry showing
that on the t he had drawn from the bank the SUN
OF 500 OF 40 cents could be found The police
and Dr. Beach are opinion that the deceased was knocked
down and ROBBED and died from the eject Of the violence
used The BODY removed 20 Bellevue Hospital deadhous
where Coroner WideY will hold inquest Deceased was
dressed IN suit OF light clothes and light tie Further
patuas may be obtained by calling at tho Coroners once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

prisoner in charge aud yesterday be was GO
I * Gears lives at No s Duanest and II a yender
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

APPLICATIONS FOR LICESsEs.-Yeftefday snpefh-
tonden Kennedy issued orders 20 the Captains OF foee ID
Metropolitan District 10 be present On friday 9th inst
at a. m before the Committee Excise az No. 800 Mu-
berry st. when tic Committee viii SIT 20 tear AID consdef
the applications females for Excise License 20 be located
In any part Of Excise District The New YORK captains
are also ordered in attendance az the sane horr on Sa
day 26,h and Monday 2sh inst when the committee VII
hear persons residing New York who may not before rave
received forms application fr license such az The con
alteration whose application may hay. been deferred Inc
yn captains also ordered 10 be present on Sonu
rtb when similar BROOKLYN cases will bo considered by the
Txcse Committee Tuesday GOTH IL 20 10 etVoed 20 Tue
class Of from the several towns ID KEGS queens
and Richmond Counties that are within the Excise District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

The INQUEST on THE VICTIMS OF TIE LATE ihh'
Coroner Gamble Las decided to hod ne ntue' VI 'no
-, novil r Waters and Peter II. Walsh, the members
-. r,ine comnany No 8 who persisted IN the Academy
rrng The recent disastrous fire on Monday next az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

ARREST OF 4 BURGLAR.-Early On Wednesday
morning joseph Dunbar and two conederaes entered the
dining saloon Of James Percya No. q Bowery BY means OF
false Keys and when discovered by Francis F. Smith night
wachman we're busiy engaged in endesyorng to open he
money drawer which contained small sum OF money Smltn
one Of the thieves and the Tine gave tie alarm
when rulans er companion from mo grasp OF he
Waterman and the entire party ran OIL Smth oioWediD
pursuit Dunbar finally caught by Oheer NILS OF NE
Sixth Precinct Yesterday be was aTTagned before justice
Mansfield at Essex Market Police Court aEd committed
r trial IN default Of COO bail TIE native Of 81 Louis
NO. aged "a yeas lives in Cbeyst rear Oliver and IS
shoemaker,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

A FfREMAN's FUEERAL.-The funeral OF DaVid
B. Waters late Foreman Of Engine Company No who was
lied while the discharge Of his duty at tie recent Ere at the
Academy Of Music will take place on Thursday at i. O'Clock
NJ from the house of Engine Company No No $50 East
Fourteenth st. ard will be attended by delegation OF Le
foreman from each Company IN the Depart
mcn The the procession will be down frstaye 10
Tcnlt through Teuthst TO Broadway thence 70 inc SCUM
Perry The remains Will be inferred in the Iiremen plat In
Greenwood Cemetery Every Fire Company IN the cry mas
been dTaped in mourning in memory OF waters ana "asn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-24

The Porte has ordered all tho regiments Of the
Turkish aruy be raised 10 their full strength and has called
out l., 900 men o! the reserve
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
excellent advice to the freedmen We
w

excellent advice to the freedmen We
quote
= There IL very much TO be urged in
favor of the presidents position. There
Is prejudice against the blacks on the
part Of many whites. True. these
whether at the South or North) ara
neither the wisest nor the best of their
race on the contrary, the baser and
viler the whites, the intenser and hitter
or his negro-hate, real or stimulated 40
all men do know. A Washington or
Jefferson, though born and bred slave
holder, lives in relations of famillaritv
kindness ami mutual regard, with bis
blacks, but a nd-hiller' 'clav-patori
or cracker must at every step proclaim
his sCorn and loathiug Of 'niggers or
he may be mistaken for a low caste or
out,Caste himself And as these crea.
lures have not only votes but fists, their
prCiudices are facts to be weighed-uglv
hateful facts, if yOn will--but not there.
fore to be disregarded.
Let not the blacks despair. Their en-.
reimbursement depends not on the favor
Of Presidents, but on themselves The
meek shall inherit the earth They
have but to stand forth examples Of pa.
thence under injustice Of sobriety, in.
dustry and thrift, while they. educate
their children even at the cost of some
selt-denial, and they will assuredly be
recognized by their and our country, not
as step children, but as rightful inheri.
tors of all her blessings. 1t is the arst
step that costs and that has been con.
clusively taken in the abolition of slav.
cry. There is no longer a gigantic in.
teresL which supprcsSes inquiry and
sternly lOrbids the dispensation of equal
aud exact justice. HeuceIorth, impair.
tial liberty and right are not only every
mans concern, but they are demonstra.
bly,, palpahly SO. We iujure ourselves
We jmperil our future, by denying the
right O. suffrage to a loyal eighth OF
our entire population fer no better rea,
son than their color And this wrong
We cannot afford to persist in and shall
uoD Let, then. the champions of i'm
partial suffrage IN faith and love 20 for
Vau}
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

Morn TALK WITH THE PRRsIDBHr.-
President Johnson had an interview on
Friday with Congressional delegation
from New York city, and on Saturday,
with committee from the two branches
Of the Virginia Legislature. The COM
mittee strongly affirmed the loyalty of
the Old Dominion, aud the general dis
position Of the people to treat the freed
men justly and fairly. The President,
in his reply. asserted his confidence in
these professions of the Virginians,
and his beAef that the loyal senator's
and representatives from the South are
entitled to seats in Congress. The
President stated bis ideas camly, clearly
and forcibly, and there can be no doubt
that he thinks Congress is pursuing an
unconstitutional and ill-advised course
In excluding Senstsrs and Represents
tives from the late seeded states. A
majority Of the m ensers now In session
pessssay AlGor from the President In
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

BOARDING AT WAsHINGToN.-A bu.
morous correspondent of the Providence
Press, who calls himself Elihu T. Burt
has clever hit at the hotel rates in
Washington, where he makes it appear
that he resides at present during a SMELL
OF ottice-hunting. He says
"When larst writ to you was mt.
ting up at fust class Hotel, but | had
to leave in double quick meter, the price
was so high. went into that house
with high and boyant hopes, and came
out eileen busted, and my fFty dollar
watch is hanging now on nail over
the cashiers desk. The folleripg bill
which | reserved may give you sum
slight idee why it is that tavern keepprs
pay such heavy incum taxes. l Intend
to bring my EIihu junior up to keen a
Washington hotel Hes got meony of
the qualificashuns for the posish, bein
sassy, arrogant, bTassv, clustering and
bullying. He could kick a pore man
and fawn upon rich contractor win
ekwil alacrity. But here is the little
bill