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when Mr. Field had more self-respect.
We read in the Boston papers that Robert franZ
ba, made some additions to the Instrumentation VI
"The Messiah" expressly for the Hahdci anu
Haydn Society, and the manuscript mas Ju'' ooon
received. This is most interesting announcement
Franz has been close student OF the scoroS y,
Bach and Handel, and ho has practically brought
70 light masterpieces to which, but for his admirable
labors modern audiences cOuld never have been IN
duced TO listen Mozart supplied so well the DiahhS
left by Handel in the published score OF Inc Mes
siahn that tho necessity for further ADDITIONS Ill 'i'
particular is perhaps not immediately apparent
but Franz has always done his work so faithluy III
tho spirit of the composer that whatever amehdleh.
he has to suggest to Mozarts scoring will DO sure OF
respectful attention.
The Cincinnati Commercial adds its contribution 10
the figures of taxation which we recently copieo
from The Daily Bulletin aud shows that since looo
the taxation of Ohio has increased 52 per cent anu
tbe population only 20 per cent, while In the Oly VI
Cincinnati an advance of 61 per cent IN population
has been accompanied by an advance oil ~ per co'
in taxes If all our principal mercantile and manu-
FEATURING communities would look into thcr ac-
counts they would be startled at mo enollhou'
growth of tho cost of government. ana wouia ocsin
to realize that the great question OF the day Is no"
tho increase can be stopped.
The foreign nows agents socin to have oxceiiehl
Judgment in seeking out sources OF information on
Cuban affairs. Not long ago they made up diS-
patch out of an old Washington letter to IHE lRiD-
UNE. and it was duly tolegraphcd back to this coi-
try as the latest news from Madrid Yesterday they
sent ,is from London what purported to be an ao-
stract of the Spanish reply to Gen. Grants circular
note and it reads like paragraph printed some tnie
ego in The Nation If they always got their ln'ei,i
gence from The TRIBUNE and The ndho" tiey "oui'' ~
disseminate great deal moro truth anu oon''no"
sense than they do now.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

;dencc that that measure may meet the views
of extremists as well as 1t does tnoSe VI "'ou
crate opinions.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

The reorganization of the old or Ring Demo
cratic Committee in Brooklyn was ostenslpy
with the view of getting new and good men
into the organization. Whether or not the
elections last night will result in this remains
TO be seen. The old leaders profeSSed anxiety
TO reform the organization with the am hrst
of all, of defeating the independent Democratic
movement begun by Gen. Slocum ana eN-
Nayor Hunter and strongly encouraged by
Mayor Schroeder and other Republicans II
the Democrats have failed to improve thclr
Committee by last nights elections, the Ill
vision of the party on local issues by the iorma-
flo, of tbe Slocum Committee is almost certain
TO result.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

The determination Of the Seventh Regiment to
urge no further the appropriation of public money
Tor their new armory, but to fall to and build il
themselves, is sensible, gallant, and manly that it
will give this famous organization n new claim to
the respect and regard OF citizens. 1t is quite
true that in the present depression OF business an
application at the doors Of the public treasury was
inopportune 1t is also true that the precedent
which the Seventh Regiment asked to establish
was dangerous one at any time. Some day
the whole question OF furnishing armories
for the National Guard will have to
bo taken into consideration and permanently settled
Meanwhile the Seventh has relieved the city Of a
great deal of embarrassment by its public spirited
resolution, and We trust the city will show an ap-
probation Of its conduct. There ought TO bo 10
trouble in raising by private subscription all the
the regiment requires. Our rich citizens
must not allow the boys in gray TO bear too much Of
this self-imposcd burden.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

In the earnest and somewhat acrimonious
discussion at the Baptist Ministers Conference
on the subject of open communion, less di-
vercence of views was shown than had been
supposed to exist The denomination III ths
part of the country is very largely favorable
to close communion. The resolutions miro
duced were intended to draw the lines more
sharply but the debate disclosed greater d'i-
fcrences of personal feeling than of doctrine.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

Mr. David Dudley Field who has given mp his
time and talents for number Of years to the service
Of the most notorious thieves New-York has ever
known, interrupted his defense of peculat:on yester
day in order to abuse this paper for its just aud ap-
propriato criticisms upon his professional behavior
1t was mere blacksnardsm aud buster; bat what
else had Mr. Field to sayf We need not expect that
man who il helping confessed thief hold on to
his plunder shall be very choice in his language OF
decent in his bearing. He is engaged in All immoral
business, which no professional privilege can JUS
tfy and it is perhaps the consciousness Of his posi-
tion which makes him ready 10 ill his mouth with
the foul hnsgsgo and vonomous inventions of
malicious aud dlsgaced outcasts. who riot on tho
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

Plymouth's Advisory Council, it is now ex-
pected, will be an enormous affair in point of
numbers. The Church is likely to accept what
ever advice it gets from such body. If the
Council is fair representation of the Congre-
gationalists, it is likely to strengthen the posi-
tion of Plymouth Church in the denomination.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

Very spicy evidence taken by the Joint Com
mittee of the Alabama Assembly, concerning
the methods by which Senator Spencer secured
his election to Congress, will he found IN our
Washington correspondence. 1t does not seem
difficult to trace the relation of some OF thc
events narrated: such, for instance, as the I'D
eral pecuniary aid given to Mr.. Spencer by
Mr.. Moulton of Mobile; Mr.. Mouton's accounts
as Postmaster showing deficit OF S2S,ooo I;
and nolle proSeqm ordered by Attorney-Gen-
eral Williams in the suit against the delln-
ouent Postmaster, on the recommendation ol
charles Hays Senator Spencer, and others.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

Some cogent testimony as TO ex-Auditor
Thayer's transactions is foreshadowed with the
prospect that the Canal Investigating Commit
tee will take hand in overhauling the matter
Another State officer, it is believed, can be
shown to have shared in the "indelicate and
improper" conduct and its profits
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

outskirts Of society and throw filth at the company
from which thoy are excluded There was 'lii'
when Mr. Field had more self-respect
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

Two promising propositions came before the
BROOKLYN Aldermen yesterday; one to supply
abundant water, the other to furnish cheap
GAS. The now gas company, it is SAID, VIII
sell better gas than the present article, and at
balf price. Brooklyn's experience in respect
to all previous new gas companies is that they
simply divide the monopoly with the old ones
Much cheaper and better gas can undoubtedly
he furnished. but the programme OF hall pllco
and 2O-candle light power smacks OF the I'M
probable.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

BY the adoption of the new rule in the
House concerning appropriation bills they
may be made to achieve the reduction of
official salaries. Under the old rule, absurdly
enough, salaries could be increased in such
bills, but not diminished. The discussion on
the rule gives hope that it will be used to
enforce economy by the Democratic side of
the House.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

Sectarian education took precedence of all
other themes of interest at the Methodist Min
isters' Meeting yesterday. The report on the
romo,L. ef the Children's Nursery from Ran
dalps Island sets forth many striking facts.
The approval by the meeting Of Mr.. Blaine's
proposed amendment to the Constitution is ev-
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

The refusal of the House to take up again
the subject of amnesty is significant. Both
sides now realize that in handling it they
burned their fingers. The proceedings yester-
day may however, be held by Mr.. Blaine's
friends to score another victory for their side,
In so far as the unwillingness of the Demo
Gratis to come to direct vote on the Jefferson
Davis amendment was shown.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

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Secretary Fish said there is no objection t.
pnhliShinp the Cnhan cnrresnnnnence - Evernst
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BON! Nls i9 in bas idmudloie 3immsr
irat, iaB Der corpulsnte Wlrtb, bic Beint
auf bas @sIdnosr eeitelt. saB oas Bureau
ppn ben @dlten trtnnte, ben put aui BEN
Ropfs uno iaete iein Wort.
y3onnte idh pohl fiir's grlte bier cir
3immer befommeng" mar meine beidei.
oene sSroge.
Yes, iaats er fur3. idri6en Sic Sbrer
Tamen bort elm. Saben Sic Gepid24
SD 9ab feine Anttport, eenn i9 fanf
geraoe por mir WaIienbera's glamen
vRann i'd nit oielem Serrn oas 3immel
tleileng" frus id, inoem i'd anf ieiner
Nnmen beutete.
We'll" iaste Der gDirtt; erbob I'D
iNwsriagis aIie braGts sine RIincsl IN BE