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MR. GLADsToSK's New CRUsApE.-In the
course Of his recent speech at Dablin Mr.
Gladstone expressed an opinion upon the land
laws Of Great Britain vi hich may prove one
bound to cay, IN tho first place, that sttsch
no value to our land laws in respect Of entail
and settlement On the contrary, I Am in
sweeping change. Greater freedom ought to
be established, aad I think that not merely
economical bnt social mischief resnlts from the
present system. Therefore am prepared to
entertain on that subject great change
II Mr.. Gladstone were still in power these
words would constitute programme, aud
even as it is they show that he is in sympathy
with those who, like Mr. Blight aRd Mr,
ChamberlAin, believe the next social reform in
EngiApd will be = reform il tenure, and who
will recommend the abolition of settlement
and entail.
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DEATH OF THE SUPERIOR OF THE SISTERS OF
AKKcY, CINCISSATI-The Rev. Mother Mary
Teresa Maher, Superior OF the Convent OF
Mercy, Fourth stresf. departed this life,
Thursday, November 22nd, in the fifty y-fourth
year OF her age and the 333 of her religious
profession. The career Of Rev. Mother Mary
Teresa 10 the career of o woman devoted TO
the service OF God aud her feiiow-mAn. Born
in Carlow Ireland, in 1924. she early eviueed
. Dissemination TO enter the religious state.
Sprung Of Levitical family-the Mshers Of
CarloW-A name illnssrious for the number Of
xeAious and able priests who bore it, . near
relative of His Eminenee Cardinal Cnllen, her
P1rpose mes wish NO opposition, and, accord
lngiy, in the April Of ls4o. she entered the
Convent OF the Sissera Of Mercy, KiBsale,
County Cork. where abe remained till the sum-
mer Of 1sss, filing soccessfnlly the ohioes of
MistHeas Of Novices snd Guperior.
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oopal Church for ooiored people. Fifty col0red
men and women compose the choir, and the
m usic 10 80 highly appreciated that many white
persons of all Denominations go 20 st. Angus
tines merely to hear it. The pastor is an
Italian pyiest.
Upon tbia the Cleveland URirerse comments
thus:
The above is the way "Miss Grnndy7 pots II,
in . correspondence TO the New York GrdPsie.
The St. Augustine's church referred 10 eff.
teenth street, Wasbingto1) 10 indeed worthy q
visit for more reasons tbaa one; and II is tie
church of colored people, bat they are Catholic,
not EpiscopsliAD. The pastor, an Italian priest
of noble birth, emnently deserves and has
received the praise of all denominations as the
Capital: but Rev. Felix BsTotti,is So far from
tt Episcopslian ministry as Miss GrnndS is
from being q careful corre~p 1ndent. de is
true Cath olic aud has q Catholic eogrega atioc.
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crafty your spite at fret, bet if is better TO
have friends than enemies. II yen cannot
make people happy. 81 least refrain from
adding to their misery. What If this woman
is uot your ideal of wcmsniy perfection, or
that man your model maui Your mission o.
earth is not to remind them Of the fae.. Eseh
of us has faults of his osn or her Own: Il
correcting them we shAll find ample Oecupa-
tion. A sting or dig never cid any god
-aever helped anyone TO be better. Oue wbo
falls into the habit of giving them soon looks
iIi-natared. II 70 not always possible 30 joia
the Mutual Admiration Society and be g~oo
nSfn hs- k.t IS leaa, one can hold ones tor E7s.
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asrning s4.r and Catholic Messenger.
INV UKLKAEB, suKDAY. DKCKMsxR 5. Is17

The Londcs IIMss of the 10th of Noyem ber
Publishes the following special telegram from
Rome:
In the election Of the Provircial Council of
Rome yesterday. the Clerical party, by . we'll
contrived secret understanding, mustered ex-
sions Of the Liberals, obtained = victory in
many districts. In Rome nine Clerical csndi-
dates were retained oct of I6. Toe majority
in the whole Province remains with the Lib
erals, though IL be but small. Several Papa
lini Of high rank-Borgbese, BoDeoupagni,
Campello, Cesarini. FilippAni. and other
Princes and Sobies-have been elected. Be-
Tardi, the brother Of tho Cardinal, was elected
Dnauinous,y ut CeecaDo. Cons;erEa alton exists
among the Liberals, who sscribe their defeat
to mismsnsgement on the part of the Govern
meps and also to the grave uppopu,srity of the
HcBe Minister, Nieoters, And of Caracciolo,
the Prefect of Rome
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QO.. CANAL STREET 80
"Onn& AOMn& 6
TEA COMPANY.
Canal Street.

AP4ee with Se- York i7poEters Ie Aye noU reeetv-
ing the New TIA CROP. AID we beg to inform oar
casrozers that the 6rsf hrn in this market
Ia diaE New TeAk Of this years spring gathering.
Ve g-Araatee these TSas free from every NJ ultera
tol and manipulation EhAtever and have fixed the
PRICEs AS Low as any hrss class New York house
We are nov selling Green Black or Mixed Teas at
s.fc SIS, Soc Sc, 7sc, 81 and 81 %.
Those " he have yet t-ied extensively used
RoAk.ed Ground COZ ~EES, wish to assure that
would aItenpt adulterate Coffees in any
We prefer sell Coees Roasted only aid Ground
The reduction prices OF Roasted Coees orig
in this city with the Hong Kong Tea Company, and
indebted the bsrA patronage of appreeistve
public for being able maintain The high standard of
goods the reduced pricea. We still sell
R1O-Green, not Roasted, At 9lc Green, very best
quality. sc; Roasted, famous grade. ut CSC;
Roasted. tbs very beat quality. At 3Oc-
CoRDoVA tgenuine)-Greon, not RsAsted at 2sic;
Roasted. ut 3oc.
JAVA {Real Old Government importationl--
Green. ~ SOC; Toasted at 4oc.
MOCHA [Genuine, our own impoItAtion1-Green, at
4oci Roasted At Sc
Any Roasted Cosse may be had Ground If pArticulAr.
p S-Every pound Of Roasted Coffee is the equiva-
lent Of u pounds GTeen Coffee.
LOOK OUT FOR THE sTEAMING TEAPOT.
Hong Kong Tea Company.
SS.---. Canal Street. .----.s9
notI = ly5p Hong Kong Building.
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Fruit cakes are best when Q few days cid.
Go Tvsasys fsr the ipEredienis necessary make
yeu- Christina ~ supply.
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Twomey has just received fresh saPPly Of
new tsaa Al Eraats- CAL A=a exhzine issss- Frasss
very low
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ALI delieacies for she holiday season 1t Two
7ey's nsv stare 81 MAS1ziBe street.
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Twomey's new store is directly opposite
Marax;lS MA-ket.
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LIVING ALASKA oSEAEIc LIONS
Baby Elephant, Baby Drone3z Baby Leo
paIds, Baby Lions, Baby CaIneIs- Bay Monkeys,
Baby Tigers. Beby SEA Lions, Den # Monster
Serpents. DFoTe Of Bactrisr C.rleis- Herd of
Elephants A $4,000 Hippopotalnus- Sea
Elephant WARNS, &c. Trained an Performing
Wild Beasts.
30 Circus Perforn@rs- = ReaurifCl Lady Ar
tista- is Dzriipg Children. ~ Select SFusicians
New and Far1o1s Artists Avalanche of At:rsc-
tons Interesting a2j Instructive. Famous
Family Social. World Of Foreign Fezturss
10 90 Wondrous Beasts, 81 L.iiuCCisn Points
Funny Clowns. Games c; tie Roman Corso.
Brilliant Attractions
Sc Cages, Cs-s a-i co.--a.s :: vi; Beasts
The Most Gorgeous Suset P4Eeart e-sr seen.
Forming . :~cs-se o. SDiEnd-r never Before
Equai=d.
Coming II - z P ca.
AL Railroads Run 70 I'D F--r, ;rfs ~ .-1
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HOSIERY AND FANCY ARTICLES.

All the pas in mems fancy HALF HOSE
and in good styles low 25 per pair besides
Ralbrigqsn and glish goods of regular make. The
TOILET ARTICLES fronl the tGroun Perfumery
Of LONDON. OF direct importation; embracing choice
odors In their celebrated PERFUMES. SOAPS
BRUSHES and COMBS, TOOTH PASTE and POW
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CoLORED SHIRTS, 81 EACH.

attacked separate. and at Low prices good
shirt fer 80 and the bstter grades proportion.
Serzs vssT ehrscs Erxisn ChevIots scd French Per
- ss AZ Ssi. ksl and So dian.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF SHIRTS,

500 dozen received daring the present
nonsh anAkirg q stack untQ QasHed in fts complete
and asEonishiI gly low prieeA Attention
eAy called the and el so qualities of W hite
skirts and tbs very best In New Orleans fer
tee money
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B. T. WAtSHE,
l1O. --- Canal Street ITO

to nounes that bis large and Sreah stock OF
MEMS FCRNISRINtS GOODS is pleea in every
particular, and Ia offered lower prices than be-
hCrs IN this city for tclAss goods
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!: Winter Underwear and Cardigaus.

Fail ines Cartwright L wazners welLknown Urder.
ssiss AID Dr4vezs noth scarlet and white always In
stock also every thing required for boys in
te-~r priceS Roods- Good Cotton Flannel or Aerino
Shres Ae6 Drawers low 15o Red Flannel 81 50
While sAs k==s shske- 90 4esinc seods a. Extra
large aires in al grades Of UndergArnents in stock
eas b speedily made order a large assortment
q Cardzsns from o. - SIC each for either boy
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JEWELRY AND UMBRELLAS.

A complete a2sortuent of SCARF PINS. STUDS
But TONS and LINKS in n3bby styles for gen tlenen
10 slk low s. 50 S5 each, ding To size.
Umbrellas, al si1es qualities, for ladies gentle
men
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GENTLEHEN,s SILK NEcKwEAR.

EAviRg decided ssn Ntckvear. like all other stoei
Q small pzcrt vitn confidence attention u
ckeS play AID prices this In this de
parsssns it is purpcse to add fresh styles weekly
SaS eel popuAr prices fancy profits bei~g OF
Fsz aS4 tolerated as WAlshes establishment
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
INE UfR.

The strategical lines of the Russian Army IN
Bulgaria may be familiarly described as form
ing an irregular Kite with five sides and tail.
The angle ut the bottom is formed at Tlnoya
and the tail sweeps 20 the West and ends IN
tangle of carthworks at Shpka Pass; from
Trnova the western border stretches IN the
direction of Plevna, and diyerges thence 10
the Danube, while the corresponding eastern
lines form an angle on the Kara LOm, east OF
Raserad at the top the remaining face Is
formed by the river between NikOpolis and
Sistova. While Suleiman has been endeavorlng
To cut off the llnotted end OF the tan ana
Osman has been threatening to strike the
western edges. Mehemet Ali has broken
through the eastern lines at the point where
they meet He has made an lmpetuOus attack
mon the encmy's OutpOsts on the Kara LON,
and has carried the entertainments by storm
after losing three thousand men. While he VIII
have to force his way through the main line
of defence on the Jantra before he can over
lap the Russian divisions at Tirnova, he has
menaced their communications with the Dan
ube and exposed them to flank attack from
Osman Bazar. The two Turkish commanders,
Mehemet Ali and 0sman, are now about
seventy miles apart east and west. Their
wedges ought to have been forced in at the sides,
while Suleiman was hammcrng away rat the tan
but the mallct has not slipped out of his hand.
Having regained his breath he can resume
the assault with renewed yigor, knowing that
the enemy has not man To spare north OF
Tirnoya and that the garrison in the pass
cannot be reinforced.
We content ourselves with these brief COM
ments upon a military situation that may shift
within twenty-four hours 50 as to make the
critical sa4acity OF to-day the convicted folly
of Tomorrow. When so little is known con-
ccrning the relative strength and position OF the
contending armies, when the bulletins from
the battlefield are so ambiguous and contra
dctory, when dispatches are as dense as the
mud of the Danube and as vague and elusive
as the mists which cling TO the Balkans, when
the whole campaign Is without form and void,
when prophcsy has gabbed away her wits and
conjecture with tattefcd clothes and hang-dog
look. has to beg her way from day to day,
uninqusitve ignorance is a more philOsOpm-
cal state OF mind than inquisitye muddle.
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others. Perhaps it was a fortunate delay, for
the report, which we give elsewhere, Is I'M
proved by the addition of observations when
n recent visit TO the battlefield has enabled
him to make His description of his share III
the fight will interest n good many people De-
sides old soldiers. Some portions OF 1t are re-
markable. There has seldom been anything
more striking in any army report than Oen'
Ho0kerS picture of the cOrn-teld hlied WIN
the enemy, with the sun glistcninG on the"
bayonets-the whole suddenly swept by cams
ter, so that "eyery stalk Of corn was cut rs
"closey as could have been done with a knlie'
"and the slain lay in rows, precisely as they
"had stood in their ranks few mo
"ments before Both the original report ana
his recent additions are calculated to attract
the personal attention Of Gen. Mcclellan. Gen.
Hooker evidently believes that Gen. Mcclellan
Numbered badly in this battle, the attacks beng
"made feebly, by corps, extending over twenty
" four hours, and at least one corps OF the army
"being nowhere engaged" OF Gen. Burn
sides point Of assault, too, Gen. Hooker says
that eff a more difficult and lusurmountable
"point of assault could have been found on the
&" Antetam River from its source to It's mouth
he has not been able to find it. Perhaps, with
these facts m mind, it may be easy to infer
why what has been called " the bloodiest day
"tllat America ever saw does not impress
leading actor in it as having been victory for
the side on which he fought
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

question Of women's rights: As soon az the r.rr,r.
Knot was tied he wonld have the parson put the coups
she or he came out the better tho family should ~
named.
Mr. Elder, n Virginia artist, who knew
Thackeray Rome said to correspondent the other day
that the novelist loved the famous artists suppers there
and jolly the widest student OF them all III.
added that Mr. Thackeray always carried his setchbook
and drew such figures struck him in the gay crowd
and afterward illustrated hts books with them Then ths
correspondent remembered quaint illustration in
" Pendcnnis," and suddenly recognized IN the main
figure the face Of Mr. Elder AT OF these artists
reunions Thackeray had the Jolly face heard tbs
Jolly voice Of Jack Elder and Ottng him down In tba,
sketchbOOk, emblaZOned him page Of Pendeunls'
and handed him down % pOsterity wig OF orthodox
size and fashion"
President Hayes with Mr.. Deyens and Mr..
Key, will leave Washington Thursday evening FOR
Marietta, Ohio, attend the national encampmcnt Of
volunteer soldiers the 7h, the last day 0fthe encamp
ment From Marietta the President goes 70 Ms home In
Fremont. Ohio, and the members OF the Cabinet return
Immediately to Washington. The President remains at
his home Sunday and Monday and Tuesday leaves Tor
Dayton, OHIO attend the meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees OF the Soldiers Home. Wednesday he unveils
the Soldiers monument at the Home. and returns On
Thursday 10 Fremont TO be the annual reunion
Of the 23d o. " L. his old regiment, Friday The lith
On Monday. September II, tho President Will visit
the Industrial Exposition at Louisville, where he
will be Joined by PostmastorGerer Key and Other
Cabinet officers, and viii be IN Nashville the l9fh
Chattanooga on the 2Oth, and Knoxville, Tom, the
21st OF September The President win return 10 Wash.
ngOn through Virginia, visiting Richmond and other
prominent cities IN that state
WAsHINGTOS, Sept. 2.-Gov Hampton OF
South Carolina is in this city to-day, his way from
Philadeph 10 South Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
GENERAL NOTES.

Another attempt is to be made to introduce
hansom cabs in Paris.
Rome is not to remain an open and unpro-
eced city Fortidcaons about 10 be- constructed in
the outskirts OF the city, and l3O guns Of large calbre
are be brought from the arsenal ut Naples for their
armament
The ladies' beld their tongues at the recent
meeting Of the British Science Association at Plymouth
rumor had got abroad that Mrs. Crawshay had pre-
pared paper giving account Of the progress Of her
scheme OF Lady Helps" and 1t understood that the
Committee Of sections declined to receive H. as not s
cicntly ofa scientific character. The section OF icon
onc Science has excited considerable jealousy and IS
urop sed discontinue II altogether. The there
produced not being thought up TO the scientific stan
dHd.
Midhat, the Turkish Liberal, denies that he
has been entrusted with any confidential mission by the
Sultan He says that his c0unuymen, " n successful as
they are already, and they deserve 10 be- thanks to
their courage, tLel- patriotism and the justice OF thelr
cause VIII only profit by their victory IN order to con-
clude honorable peace, and . inaugurae new era
under the auspices OF sovereign who, after having
given liberty TO his people gives them glory. The only
peace which Turkey VIII reject Will be alse peace rem
dcriAg tine political ann straleSal position OF hnss'@
stronger than az present ~ regards Turkey
Signor Tamburlani who was engaged for
many years about person OF the ae Cardinal Anton
el as Cuamborls has recently given testimony ln favor
of the claims OF the Countess LambcIul lie stated tha1
whenever his master expecting % De visited by
lady he used to say to his valet, Angelo. am un~eh
today do not let any one me" Tamhurlaui con
fcssed that long time before Dee discovered tne
tre meaning Of Cardinal AutoHClIis frequent lnfssi
bu tr moment ho Wa. .hONu tie portrait Oi tie Con
L, ssa LamU rus mother. hc IeCobl 1ru hcr as the ay
wto often visited tho Cardinal boz the Nalics.. me
Roman correspondent of IdSicr Adrhricbssp states
that the Dtpuy IgJani, WEO Is .uUsciOr Tor ihe t-
dm4I3 rcputrd daughter, Mas informed ul o iAplA't
Minister That the Pope had written letter o. the hlg
of Italy enuestng nm to Use hls poWtl o nnst ihts
disrcpnab.e aLd damaging casc. Tie King - sail 90
have replied that lie was not n position 10 nhiene'
the couIse of Tic law This s Yery doubtial story
The war feeling has been stronger IN Mos
cow than IN ST. Petersburg. 10 Is there thar The Pan
Slavic Societies nosiest and IL is there that the press
Is most radical and uncompromlsug Although the con
seryave no spapers ST. Petersburg convinced lDa'
Russia viii ultimately be successful they cannot lose the
chance OF hitting their Moscow rivals. now that the uae
OF fortune has turned and overwhelmed the armies Win
defeat writer the GOlos. for instance breaks out IN
this fashion: "Oh, you heroes sitting ere far irom tns
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master. n cobhler and dozen farmers. There
is Vtouia within his reach which will pay
his money bacI. in few years with good in
tercst and save many bodies and SOULS 100
from death.
Let The conventions Of workngmen look
into this matter. 1t touches them more near
" than any political Issue submitted to them
by dcmagogucs Of either party.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

Mr.. Sothern has contidcd to a H0G'd reporter sad
secret connected with his professional career. One
evening, when he was playing Duadleary at the Hay
market, "a man sat III the pit perfectly stod
through the two iirst acts Suddenly ho began to
"gurslc-you couldn't call it laugh-but The people
"laughed at him 50 that he intorlercd with the play
II whispered to the prompter TO send policeman to
remove the man. When the officer reached the spot
4" he found a corpse The man had literally laughed
himself into apoplexy. Strangely enough, on that
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE

financial difficulty, and test more severely the
ability of the banks, in spite Of their entansle-
ments with speculation, to provide for the wants
of legitimate traffic.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

The committee nominations of the American ASSo-
citation for the Advancement of Science are usually
passed by the full meeting without dissent. The
nominations at Nashville last Saturday were as
follows For President. Prof. o. {. Marsh ot New
Haven; for Yicc-fresdents, Prof. Aug. X. Grote oi
Buffalo president Of Section Al, and Dr. II. Car
rington Bolton Of Columbia College, New-lork,
president Of Section b. The emnence OF Prol.
Marsh in paleontology renders any introduction to
TRIBUNE readers unnecessary. Prof Grote is chiefly
known through his chronological researches though
ne has not confined himself to that department Of
science DIR. Bolton has done excellent work in
chemistry. and was one of the chief organizers Of
the Prestlcy Centennial Of Chemistry at Northun-
berland, Penn, 1874. The next meeting Of the
American Association will probably be at st. Louis,
August u, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
amnecments anN aleetlnos 90 Night.

BROADWAY THEATRE" The Danites."
FACJE THEATRE" The Mighty Dollar ,
NfBtO'S GARDEN Wild Flower OF MeNco;,
PApK Tgr ArRE-" The Crushed Iragedlau'
SAN Francisco MINsTRtIS. - ,y
TNIoN SoUAgR THEATRE.-"Pink DominOs'"
NAILACK's THEATRE" oxygen.
GUNORF's GAFDEN-Concert.
NFw-YOgK AQUARIUM-Day and Evening.
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THE NEUS THIS MORAING.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1877.
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FOUNDED By HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

Ii"Fiehting Joe" Hooker was always quick
enough about fighting; we can pardon bis slow
ness In reporting on one of his great battles
But the delay in the completion OF his report
on the battle of Antietam, fought fifteen years
ago. was, as he shows, the fault Of
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

The Mormon Prophet has been buried in
accordance with his own singular directions,
which show that he wanted the play to be
played ON. even after death That was a
erotesque touch-this man seeking to impress
his people with a direction that his coffin
should be made wide enough to allow him to
turn over IN il.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

rlGN-Thcre has has been an engagement five