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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-12-22
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The fair at Jacksonville com.
mences on the 25th of January.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
OPENING THE MUsEUN or ART.

John Taylor Johnston, the president, and General
Dl Ccsnola, the director. OF toe Metropolitan Mu-
seum OF Art, announce in a circular that The new
building in Central Park viii be opened on Tues
day. March 30 The circular is AN invitation 10 art
collectors to contribute TO an ait exhibition winch
is TO be made one OF the principal attractions OF the
opening. This loan collection val. Mt be confined
10 paintings, for It Is intended tom2ke fine display
Of brorzes poIcel.,ins textile fabrics etc. The pc
ture galleries. four in numbcr,wll however, be The
most popular part OF the exhibition One OF the
galleries will be devoted to the pictures owned 10y
the Museum and the others to be reserved for
representative collection of Che works Of American
artists aud collection Of choice soecimeS oi Tor
eign art The special committee appointed TO pro-
cl.rc loans for the exhibition comprises Robert Cor
don chairman ii. q. Marquand, +. J.. Church, ROD
ert Hoe ir. Richard Bnti-r.W. J.. Andrews Charles
: smith T. W. Pinchot. Samuel COiman i. swain
Clifford j. ID. Smillic, U.W Robbins, F.Waier. and
;. Z. Avery. secretary. VINO may be addressed al
No SIS Fifth-aye. by persons willing TO loan PANT
ipgS OF objects Of art.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
TRIBUTES TO BONNEILY.
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Ignatius DOnnelly, OF Minnesota, who once
served r Cougfrs, HtruD 1Ctn, and Wu' - now try
iug 10 yet Democrat boy contesung for the seat %"
rhc Hon. V. u. NasuDuru, who was elected bN o''r
81 600 majority, has most UuHavoTV record. The 81
Paul IsDatch deyotes consider space 10 showing
ul some uf his crooked transactions. ana It's cXp"-c
lea YES hln a. sam Cox would say. " thoroughly
Wouuocd IN every respect" Prom long li-I OF Mime
sofa press opinions Of DonDcly al Of tue same slaln
We give Ine following:
81 PAU Dispatch (Rcp): "a cheeky fraud"
I0kdh Her1Id (Keui: - tusAY little dculGgOrue."
Lake City Leoder tKepJ: " DanueIy, the arch dema-
gogur" .. -
Dodge Center Press tRepJ: "a pigheade little trick
stcr." -
st. Paul Pioneer OemJ: "A pestiierous httlo dcma-
gCgur.' -
GLENCOE Register RepJ:'A dastardly thief and polii
cal wax bono
Spr.a1 valley Videne (RepJ: "a Ubiquitous political
nul-auco.'
Neic- Tork World DemJ: Put stigma on the rasoal-
thus O. I losrd.'
XortlGed ye,rs tRepj "a .chemnR, pesferous po-
liticH auN ~icr.
PiOHccr mess Ond): "A man with nmitcss eIpanse
OF INSCRIPTIONS cheek
HOrac, Greeley I'm 1869: Ignatlus DOnnelly repre-
sent the princ1ple - suction"
ChdtJieid Democrat ODemD: The greatest political
demagOguc III the Northwest"
IN the Of tributes from the press We have scen
nOtnIng more unanimous than tAis.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
EnREIGN NODES.

ioSDON, Feb. 20, 1850.
The rising ot the Mu fuluors iu lhe h"i'J"N D.'''n
proved 10 bc uumuotaut The rioters ere dl.p'r r'c
The TifaeSs Par, correspondent reports that fete
T.ysou'. uoiu. rial 10 tnr Municipality of F'rs Tor Tie
u.r of cuugca has been u i'rird'
H. Gumaud De- CluA has been appointed CAuurrIor
Of the French Legation at Wasllu2lou. d. g., and ~
t,,cat Chancellor of the Consulate go san Frnc co.
CI.
Aiettcr from an officer ia .,e German Army 20 am
officer in the Austrian Army STATES th.t despite 'h'
d~nial tho uflr .twcoa Russian and Pru.saa hccis
M X Isch. Poland, about month 'eo' rcalN "cf"ii'u
yrry uuch no .he way was reported by tnr he"Spd-
ICIs at Tie time
Alexander schossa, who recently fired on priest en-
gagged iu celebrating uas, iu tho Italian church at
Garden Loudu1 has been found guilty OF snool-
ing WIN intent 70 u, aud sentenced to penal sei'iuue
for life
on the appointment OF Sir \. T. Gait as Canadian Resi-
cent Minister at London, the Canadian Government
will retain Mr. AMMAN rs chief Emigration Agent Tor
the Dominion III order afford every facility Tor eu'
grafton during the prevalence oi the AGRICULTURAL oe-
preston In the United Kingdom.
The Mansion House Relief Committee announce that
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
V

"S siai l1 ,ts,cr % sf hr ,l a% ia s'4 Nary iehs'aa
gS.i;t-a ana friends ,rc invited to ati 'a. tn,rl ih.
..cr 81. naai campbell cs5 Ir'tou ... ',.I ''a, uoad
J6',r5,.t 81 Bron,viiio 90 morrow.
AV,lSr.oNG Ar traln1-v' ,. "a. on Nonda,. February
s s E ls' ysi. ysSm Win a d & ego a's 's ce sz IT.
james place. Broo4isH. 'n I'e-''y' hsrch % 81 p o. a
CHArNAA-At Rye T. 'rusry q Amanda e.. vie Of H. r.
i.syt rear. o t.uy ,i,,i q, a;,eu. -
7Tyt,, ~ sy,s Ne, York a. aro. reiurnirq at5 5le
Carr a-cs VI ~ in wsians 40 rye 'orot It' requested
CRAM. IN Frl,, ar.e-ooau r,rras-y ~ Caroline NJ
,,lfro Wi.iain y crane AMI aIe ser oi D. " 'it1.an
sTS,ri5ie =, Ha,. t-,t Noaisy a.srno'7 Nach
D. 25'Oc'o,k ni' Hn.J r'i'-'.'i iAai o, ao"sf'oo
DENroN-,,adieuy. in r,'n' 'n Nont.,. r.hrnaD p
l--1, Huataxtoa Demon. il sac ih .ar ". .i' f'.
Nulce o. fan-rai uc--8It.r
sewuurg and Boston ra ,rs please c''y.
rroSr-ou fopsth usy 20. e'ta $50 90 cisn h'aa L. -
Maine, ock Nceur second ns'. fh.rd Month IT.
csrra,, v, 80 c ir ,','ua 20 toc'.- vley re arrival
o. ta- lot p t.an rom ulrt-', r,.nf
GALIATIS-At Lonuoa. frg..nl. ie4laIJ i4 Albort
Ili,,i. spd ena, ~. ,ns foa ere l1v.i ,'er,1t tae
fuurra Olaec thu .l .1e-t' n'iA''s A.i p D ~
rHJNCF-Iu santa r. Wv Nc,co. oH r a,,,, ...-.y
ami ''.i|. Al, of b. - ii.-.i C.ilds oftn. ,..i.
srAHroa sri., w,.as I,'.oar, ~ ,s'o''s . IA.
iis,A J. Deit st I .nd "a'.ii'f '' 'H' Ai. Ns
ne.'.5, aad r g. 1' ,' 90 me, "a g i.. 1..i .
fiuriiI fr.u b,I ..g r..'...., y ~ M'l ~
hlN,rs Dr aeaL
ptin. NJ fie Board ~ Directors o. me Niar1ra fro
,, d.; . 'e 4, !, ~ al preamble anl ,e,oauols
tra.If fuiau-S Adopted
NJ hriiy iosl.cttd anN .u.outca lrptcuf, Henry A.
pr,,.i rh.f by tle dc.ca-e of SIR Howe tis e0mnany
La lo faithful AID cI' enc oirtr raru, detnf t'
iaies,. ANA uninc aa c'usconuous m h' ts,Aaifo 4
Al dut'r- .,
ur..vs That h.s form r llnFs CONT ahd kn
.. i en 1.arrI luI u u-s1rst's and -UhsIIH'cs in
ORC, ami ca III pfsoualrcg1U u very aifcctor
e. Hl. company
R..ol,rd Ihatiu Nj Hove e Of undevialg f'c'i ufe
mercantile l,fn aud rftl.s fufr rYs an lnf ana
rtt ,l v hig rrutip has been rnitauN tct
m leg death oi poa'rn. fcsFuatoA and good h"i oi
70 blessed .GunnI aItf.
F,lv. lhat these resolutions bo euteId upo" Ne min
t.a ri,tp that fhgF aso De- no
tt Go the Iain decreased tend VIII al txPIrs
oi, of s silcric symraty In their Severe ahll ton
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01

o. sr,ne departed human being Hardly more cfeulOe
a., less incredible is the statement that wofAhth
well. near Athens Georgia have ound peIlSV' 91 il
.-edre such rs rAispltteTs use, IN the Hidhle uii
,l rarite rocs forfYgix feet below ground mere Is
many scieptist who viii wish he had been one OF we
,Sorlrncp Like the frogs tast are sald soH e ies ~
tuInp from tEe centre cf reit ioch ihc hcu~0 ""'
In a perfect state OF preservation.
sad picture of Irish helplessDess and dis-
,rsss is drawn 10y Mr. Franklin Dodge who "Il''s 10
qhe es,reqo Palladium from Aohll, County Mayo. lie
has made frequent journeys through the al7f'se" MS
trie,s and speaks OF neglected and uninmoN'o Waer
power aud Of Thousands OF acres 81 arape lana a" sU
perior peat bogs IL are unfoyelope' Tor NaA '"p
81 ,a .,terDrise Tfr OO0 inhabitants OF toe Island
., Acl are IN deploTabe condition, and snh@ ling on
,h ,as Of their seed potatoes and we. They ae GOV
ereS wth rags and frequently seen vearinG an q
- Win no IS cut Il iOr the They serp ~"
100 stro Iu OF wrcicped l., ara are nOsi
,Sie becsuse country is equally Door n money ana
,uofiye for work.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
4 NEU POINT N POTTERY,

The JulianO Ware Company, of No. 1l2
Cbanbersst., has succeeded, after much experimenting.
N pcrfecng style OF decoration for pottery which "
he ofinerest persons outside the OF feminine
china-decOrators who have oi late te executing 50
many maneuvres on that division OF he feld Of art.
The Juliano Ware has this popularity, that the carving
with which IL is decorated really carving lA I-h re-
lief executed in the solid clay, not simulated carving,
as in thc Japanese Dresden and Worcester porcelain,
moulded separately ana applied to the object The
trade name OF the new ware Juano," Is an ItaAlE-
izing Of tue Christian Of the originator ana de-
signcr MI GyuIa De F.slitics Hungarian. 1his gen
tieman brings q natural taste ana trained skin 10 the
work be has undertaken and the scuipured flowers and
leaves Michaelmas daisies, appe-lJssOms. hiy-pads,
with birds and butterflies With whicn these plaques
ornamenIed extremely graceful A. they come
from the scuptors and the poter hands with Oay Tie
tint the clay, they pTety enough
as ornaments for the wall without urher decoration,
OF they be painted Ike other pottery and baked.
The plaques themselves are Of various shapes There
is the universal found Of which think, every now
and men, We tired, TO which so long the world
lasts We humans shall return ag..n and again with
pleasure To sut all tastes however here is The scolOp
shell the lozcnge either pain with rolled
over and the plaques there the Easter eggs
whose day coming for they 70 be sought for
by persons skilled (n chDa-paintiHg; the flowers and
bouquets in high relief upon these eggs be painted
in a very effective manner. The underwriting ol thu
carved WORK Gccp 10 puiluct considerable iaf
Of hEht aud SHADE. and in caees 1t VIII b. found
that 20 color needed unless indeed, It applied
in pale tirts. good to which TO apply TIE moth
Ods employed by MIR. Festitcs would be shades for
lamps Here If the clay left unooioied, tic cary
ing would show 10 advantage.
We welcome every effort that is made 10 bring the
OF design TO bear upon pottery manufactures,
in which up to this time nothing whatever has been
satisfy TO please The artistic The
want that IS felt is for greater neness and hghtnes OF
material, greater beauty Of form. and taste 60
make higher demandl In the decoration. The JuanO
Company striving after all these things from the
specimens We hayo been shown Of what they have thus
far accomplished, working under and serious dif
hculues,we have doubt Of their In the end
they VIII iad that all the elements needed to make
fine Of the mechanical ar Cf tine pOtteTa deli
feeling form, good eye for color, and scup
tors hand IN dealing with the ornament II lehei-dtc
attainsbiC here easily, and IN greater perfection
than before. And If ths undertaking shall he
able tIng into it's service of the young Amef
talent now awaiting employment its own fortune
Will he secured. and we al The gamers.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
GESGFAA FoFEIGN NEWS.
AFFAIRS Al ST. PETERSBURG.
ittIE-Hu EG. Fob. 20. 1856

-E itIIt-lt E1. Fob. 20 1850.
Gcrcml Mc,ihoG, It j, said, has appointed
trc following Pol. to. uc,uhcrr ofthe new Commission
az -urrcue Cout-ol: Count Pahen. la'e Minister oi
Jn.fce: NJ dc Eeul'fn. late Minister OF Finance Prince
O..ol-or and General IEuauef.
The Emperor na, received dcpu;auous from Poland
hud tlr lslat Prosihc,s.
The Goos drarcs that IN tho event ~ Persian oc"u-
pn.io. OF u.rat Eu.si.u political agent must be Pc
csIt.I 10 Air.hcJ. P.Iin, On tnc same terms as the
LONDON Fob o9. 1880
4 dispatch from ot Petersburg 10 Ihe
Dai'y N1i-s Gays Ih. appointment OF General Mehkof
aa virtual j. ctstur has created good impression
here. especially 'u circles "'ofo hn himself and
n. tlr,tou- ,lui adwu'-ut'Dr- .lr to-I
known H- ru. at Kr4rs0f. though mi'.
nas been ,IarI r'prr.-ug t-orde's 49,.
~. y. generally ar" known 10 be .Heral Al cl1ts"'
i.cl that She rtarur4 f.Fu arr necessary Hud wise.
and fi. K 4t l.utll Nf-t. kuf .Dr Wos rii..
T. fns f.1lr 30 vr,l rd person believes lu a1'
,stcspI courpurtrt alon-t- fhr arI,arits. Court
Cfir..i-. OF tlc
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
L1rLEr Elllp WIS

PORT or NEW-YOKK ARRIVED FEg 2H
state Nevada BIZ Braci Giasg0s fUb j. an lsae
j.. {, Austin Baldwin r &C..
pe RuyteI Bcrl. Meyer. AutwrrPl9 Gays % fauoh.
Edye & Co.
str cyprus 'Br] Howard. Mfloshorolea l| ers w'' rs
orler gtr-c 20 BE- Iaam NONrsru fcsruf a. Go.
~tr Ir.a Irr Dunn. ~ e.1 - .ls Isl O. h j. iu.fa1
Sly AlcVaruria fbri lu. Q.stf ftthfA ian t ffhpfh
90. Palermo Zen ago GIHI4f1 q. 90 henderson tre
Slp Ice KrE ~ Rpstuu rfr-crt Baf'Fl sd HH-s Ati
Brown Bros - 60. vessel iN master.
BeIydeTe dunbar tF1od % ct.t "i'H IRON oin
% oI,icr. -rssei io snow -rrriss.
Esrs Hsre iGer. Vpss. - 50 cent 30 'F. JOB ballast 10
Punch. Itye & 60.
dav- with pic iooIu yr,st to hti' t- i1'tcn
I1rEerIng 4 go.
BsrA Bertha Syri Peterson barcelona l- s's pla-ter
BARK Is.r,rto Ttomp.o1 .iltlukas fh l. vilh -uzar
t. otter: Yr..c 20 u ~ lnut @ Go.
B-g ARata lran. Trapam. -ayona c0 days vi-h salt
10 Orlrr. vessel 10 mast u.
wIN6 -s1nset-,t -aDir Zoos. moderate, " t W cosey.
AZ C'fv Island. strong. n N, cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
NEWPORT NOTES.
IFroM uE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rii. TriRUNE.l
NrvPoRT, K. l., Feb. 2S.-Ground has just

IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oF rif+ TRIBUNE J
NrwPORT, K. l., Feb. 2S.-Grouud has just
been broken ior new and ee. au' summer residence
for Mir G. G. Baldwin, OF New-IoIk. Tie dimension. of
the house ere 7914S feet, Win a feet square It
is 20 DE- t4r,c s;ore. Agh, buii, the ola EatsA
stve OF manor houscs. The Whole outlay VIII De ul-
ward OF 10000.
Nr. Geor-o Peabody wetmoie, o. Nev-York. ans Nr.
aenry s. Fcariue. oi NewYoTk, nave been elected non
orary members of the Nwpo,f Atl.i.y. Ta,s oi
the crack military organ zauous of She state auo il
the Governors body guard.
ne heirs of the late Hon. john Winthrop CtW,r of
New-Yor have rented thcI cottage ou tie B2t-road.
wine was occuUed last season bY MI james Gordon
Bennett. % Mr.. 3 1h.mIs Nutt oi Pnhde rhia.
Mrs Alice Ky Pcudlei0u. VIE ot tne II 800. G. g..
Ptndletou. Cincinnati W brt De hero mex season.
Size haSile tased hor coag on th" cuffs. uraI Ocaic
Point. 20 me Hon. Aagrrti- scHcit. o Hrw- 10'b.
.lls ~. IS. G. Sherman, OF NrEburE. n y bias rlbici
her cot a-c Kuggles-ayc % Mcs. y. B. Icuuauf,
Peiersb % e, v.
Tue name 90 Alr &. /. Weimore, % Ncw-Y0ri has by
vof. of the Legislature. been stricken from the list VI
Inc1rpOratOrs Oi / g Newport Casino.
Air. j. H. keenes family propose gong 10 Europe az On
early day.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
SrInRED ~ 4 SILOON.

The police OF the Eleventh Precinct, Brooklyn,
arrested Yesterday morning Nelson Matthew son.
of the bark Anon in the port charged with stabhing
John Ropke. who keeps saloon at ConoyeT and
Wllliam-sts. -Four sailors were in the saloon sat
urea 3y ight aud q fight arose. Rophe tried iO Qurl
Il I'D Sirack one OF the sailors In the face. The
sailor rev a knife and stabbed Ropke ~ the groin
making a dangerous cut Tie sailory led. but
NatthcwsOu and Aulof OLSEN and Lewis Peterson
were arrreted among the shlps M Atial tlc Dick
and Matlhewsoa was identified by Rcpke bis
assa-ant He was placed IN tie stauon-Louse, and
Olsen and Petersnn were held a. Witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
PTBLTC OPiNION.

Clearly the fayOrIte dark horse Of tA' Re
puI,Jn parry L. L. b. Wa,noutuc.- ichcsgo journal
QscpD
Ii Grant had nothing more to encounter
thsu IInrniu mad in 1851 .s chances for thc nofuILa
tion poe much better tnan they no" oTc-lNatcI-
Diry American O.tpJ
II would break the great big, thlobhing
beorf of the state OF indiana IS am n. irrI-u
nn.h Tom Hendricks Gear III Presidential platform.
-tCmcnustl Enquirer Dem)
Casarism will never lead a united Rcpubl
can party il viii never confront divided Democratic
uarty.-lAlbany Argus tDcmJ
Indiana has no political dictator on the Re
Dubicau SIDE. L. tins respect 10 oilers from Pctn-! be-
yauia aua Ncwl oTk. and 20 far II has decided auyan
taEc-l Cincinnati Gazette N"p1
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
originated in the expulsion of two children rom school
recently.
co-oPER1TON IN DRESS.
A NOTE FROM KATE FIELD.

To me EdftOr OF The TrtOHBe.
SIR: As woman always has the last word, per-
nit 10 correct a few errors in you report Of she
Ladies' Cooperative Dress Association meeting held
yesterday at Mrs John Sherwoods. Mrs. Sherwood
is not receiving subscriptions from long-sui'ering
husbands that part OF the work falling 20 our brok
ers, f. c. Siednan & Co.. No. so Broadway. Your
reporter misunderstood me in stating that lind
difficulty IN arousing attention. On The contrary,
the founders OF the Dress Association are asiounded
at the favor with which their scheme is received.
and arc forced by public sympathy and iuepTe.si-
ble uuseepng reporters 30 organic more rapidly
than suits their private interests. Yours truly,
KATF FinD.
H0lel icf1ria Nce- YOyk. Feb. 20 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
WAsHBURNE " Ill SATISFY Mr. HAISTEAD.
From The Cincinnati Commercial (IHd)

Grant left II. The country during Grants abs
proved rapidly than ever before. Tnrce Of
cpmparative decency, cleanliness and IN public
life have wrought IA wonder NJ ana wholesome change
We would prefer 70 20 on IN tins way Therefore We
urefcr Shcrman. We lave not pretended that Blaine
was cur fret choice. lie is not even oar second choice
We agree with General Grant In ms nigh opn,on Of
Fntu r WaShburne. We have long Thought tGat Wash
pupes mistake was in going abroad and saving Grant
10 fan into bad h3nds But Ne do not carr jus' 10
pursue that line OF ectOn It Is rather too late.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
FORBEARA ANCE TIE BEST POLICY.
From me AtbGnB Journal Reps

While, however, il Is true that General
Grants nomination j. desired bv ine seemingly dOui-
nan sentiment Of the State as enho jed IN the uuct
Convention, 10 Is also true That thtr nearly n not
ful equally suOuR desire among the Deoplr that
Otncr eminent Republican shall be made the can
dldste tc party. THIS desire should neither be for
COiCn g1orou. IL is to- strong TO De irned win
% be treated with dsrcspect To 90 80 would net hc
SIMPLY d-rourieuus; 10 wOu.d excl e feeling 81 th'
disastrous results
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
spetlal Noiltss

-t ~ th-prlnc.pal EEscatlve Jaaicai nepafiae9ta
ami lionatie OF the United states Ihk lhih
ISL AIMAFAV for $50 sed by all newsaoa OF sent
l., mail o. recep 0i - cents
Nervous Exhn aston medical ESSAY comprising cries
OF lea ures he lvernd at kahn's Muacum OF Anatlay q
YORK and cure u premt 20 decl9e sowinf ~
spptay lost health be regtnei arordin cetr
synopss OF lmens q marriage anl thr ca cnt or
nervous debility. beng he result Of ~ years et
perenoe mall 25c currency postage stAmpA Address
Secretary Kahn's Museum, 6s5 Broadway, NewtOrh
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
IIGHnYC Ir 4 CH00LH0jSE.

OMAHA, Feb. pa night occurred on
TuuIsday uisht near seward. Nebta.ka, AZ "a sohoo
house where nightly religious meetings have boon held
lately parry Of men attempted to break ~ the meet
Ing vely scuiie onsued III which many shots were
exchanged and eight persons were wounded. william
Rates dsd yesterday from his wounds ana Lew Batos
was wounded-probaby fatally .ght men have been
arresiss and more arrAs's expected The Quarrel
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01

the total subscriptions 20 date amount e854O5, IN
cluding since the last meeting OF the Committee, &5OO
from Bombay, India $500 from the Baltimore tMdg
Relief Committee, 245 from Milwaukee, Wis. S9l
from indianapolis, Ind. and $40, being the first sub
scrptiOn from the French Relief Committee of Paris
fOr Story OF Ggmbct,0s Llr," See Second Page
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
MIR BAYARD'5 CANDOR.
FrOna Warrington Letter 10 Ths ChariestOn NegS onf

Republicans have stirred up a musty charge
against Mr.. Bayard. tuat ne made speech al Whining
ton Del. during he war. Ia winch be expressed sym
pathy for the Confederate cause. ana hear tonight
that he has produced he original manuscript and gwen
bic ttIUn ia Northern aud
thai the document proves even more damaging than had
becn charged would be III full accord Hitn Mr.. Bay
ards character exhibit such csndOr Ii is hs pride
have the public know precisely his views all public
UucstiOns.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
MOUNT ST. GOluAgp rCNNrLLED.

I71I
The woih Of piercing Mount s. Gothard
was ,c'oriy comp pclcd a O'Clock tls morning
amid greet rejoicing
Mount St. Gothard is part Of the Alpine
range. ard ,.paru.rs Iuccruc from IAEo Maesore
The tunnel and thr railroad connected thcrcwih ar'
b,u- constructed % tNe cvrsr o. G,rmIuY Ifay tuu
swizcr and. Iur turuc. dr-iurd To iacuithie rail-
r.aa communication Itt8 700 Odd ttrsc cuun''lcs
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
ASS1CLIED WITH0UT cACSE

Daniel Haggcrty, age fifty, of No. 4G Oliver
ST.. was assaulted by m unknown man at Oliver sud
Msdisosts last night. and stabbed vice in tlr back
Tn assaiaut escaped Hag-ery senr 20 the ham
bers street. Hospital. He ad the stranger had 10 cause
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR the UqSi - hours.

synopsis fOF me DGSt u h0iVs.
WASHINGTON, March l. l a. m.-The area
OF low pressure yesterday Lake Huron has moved
rapidly nOrtheastward to the Gulf OF ST. Lawrence
second area Is evidently entering the Northwest from
Manitoba. Occasional ram or snow has fallen IN all
districts east Of the Rocky Mountains. excepting the
Lower Missouri Valley. S0utherly winds prevail ln
the Upper Mississippi and the Missouri Valleys, and on
South Atlantic states elsewhere they generally
from north 60 west Ihe temperature has risen de-
cdodly nom the Mississippi valley westward 10 tne
Rocky Mountains and Il generally lower FROM that Val
ley eastward the Atlantic Coast the greatest fan hay
ing been reported from the OhiO Valley.
IHdicGftOnS.
For the Middle Atlantic States, higher barometer.
colder north winds and threatening weather,
with probably occasional rain.
For EcW-Engand rising barometer, colder west-
crly vinds condy aud threatening weather. possibly
cdsOna SLOW or ram.
CatdOHdrV Signals
Caut0nary signals continue from Macon 10 Norfolk and
NJ Eas port and caut'OnaIY OfshOTc signals continue
from Breakwater (DeL) 10 Portland.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
COURTESY 10 GENERAL GRANT.

GALVESTON. Tex. Feb. pa dispatch from
the ca, OF Mexico to The Aclrs .Ws tle Academy 90.
Pine Arts viii present General Grant "'' m'l"
conn cnoralivc a. Ais N.it o. t..t inst lu'I"h Oh
Friday TIE party visited the N4fioua! Museum
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March J, a. m.-Tbe barome-
ter confirmed fall until just before noon ;crday
but during the last half OF day the movement was
upward Cloudy weather. with occasional light rains
was followed about noon by clearing aud partly cloudy
weather. Tho temperature rafgcd between a.
and GO the average (53'l being 23i4' higher thbl
on March !. 1879. 23l2 higher lhan on February -
1876. and 33s2 higher than OF Saturday.
Collier amt generally partly cloudy weather may De
eYnetled fn-hhN ID thfs civ and Vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
HENRY IRVING'S FESTIVAL.
A GRANn SOCIAL EYENT.

THE epIrNDoE WITH WHICH NE. IRVING cELE-
BRATFD THE HUNDREDTU REPRESENTATION or
The "MTRCHANT or VENICE '-THE BEIilANI
COMPANY THAT he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N4'
OF THE NIGHT.
The grand supper which Henry Irving gave
in the Lyceum Theatre, London, TO celebrate
his hundredth performance of The " Merchant
of Venice was attended by n brilliant com
pany, including many persons OF high RAM
and distinction The festival was carried out
with complete success.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-01
SURPRISING ITALIAN PLOTS.

The Faafdla Announces that Slgnor DepretiN,
Minister 4 ,ac Interior. has atrs circular 10 'Ee
Preiccis cnluuiuy them to Prevent al| manifestations
of tle party called the ft.n5 Ircdr"ta, organized
10, the freedom ~ the Tr-0fno. md 90 furnish ihe
Government win particulars a. 10 The committee ol
that party nov lu cAlsJror".