, 1880-03-14

World. If your Grace viii allow ma end =,
committee, an VIC shall be glad to avail ourse)ya @ s
ife Pger ;s which ha
may accomplish the most good In tue 1h o,,fcHas ia
and most economical way Your Grnce's ms
obedient servant, GEoR1E r. HEpwnuT1,I IS
THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH TO THE REV
| G. II. HEPwourH, ''A
TIE CASTLE, DrBLIN.-S1R: Ihnyo nnch ,,,ooe
ure ID acknowledRing your letter conyeyin
the. tho welcome intelligence that so iarge ~
b5n for enez tho tSof pas af the Sssa Sstss reeeysa
70 70 y, be distributed by the Representatives.
1,a,c.; oI me-; Bennett: whose generous example il
the Nsw Tok Mc Fund
you I shall be only TOO happy to to rea5c rsede'
1ay whom Mr henne{{{ my power to thos
xth the distribution Of h this maait9eea ,nafsfet
1 snm; rhe Secretaries OF my Committee
WI pe ready to e9nfer with you a any time
iePorts OF our Commissioners in the distresseti
localaties fou may count on my earnest 90.
IN the M o. Of ogf a2nao
in which We have nov, haen "1:u ~,
shree s en- months actively engased beg to thank
4ne know when can be Of any sor,1ce TO YOU
+. A. MARLBOROUGH.
1as hE'. g. Fl. HRPWoRTH TO TIE LORD Mayor
- DuBIlS: tta March s-MG Loan The Committee
'tS; 2!eee;sop Col 81 btaSiR'F$s9 basa! P9sP:
itsnccs mdin s9d r1 myself have reeeiyed la1ge re-
t tress IN Ireland. We are quite ready to enter
nf m with Col Eg ah Visited
regret. that the stories OF extreme poverty can
inot not by an possibility be exaggerated. Know
,ax a tane ane,.nn ter fom%istess gdst are in act.
for every other member Of the Committee TO to
nafh nest 'eSaF as yan tan vii ii live i my Us fso
somewhat dificult field Of labor. We fear It
fi1n fnat II the various Committees act in en-
parts Of the country may be more
thar than 1ecdfully supplied, and other parts over
which Americans have expressed by gifts can T be
rendered most effective II our Committee is per-
mttted TO feel the helpful assurance that between
mutual confidence which is so necessary under
circumstances of this kind. Allow me, there
f11e' fSn' fy 70 gay to your Lordship that
Cooperate With the the Il Mansfoap fonpp'H House SO
in the task Of staying the further progress Of tho
suffering, nt the present moment 20 threatening.
part Of your Lordstip and with the assurance Of
highs high esteem I am your Lordship's obediont
6efFanI7 GEOR1k Il. HEpWORTH.
THE LORD MAYOR TO THE REV. g. H. HEpwoHrH.
DUBLIN, March 9.-DEAR STR: beg to ac-
knowledge your courteous letter Of yesterday,
which ! have brought before our Commit
tee, and TIN therefore. in. position to
the entire Committee, that any assistance, in
S;s;;v SSST ooptffes oaa Sst III e e. x,sa most
same.-the administration Of tha funds for the
al!cviation Of distress in Ireland in tho best and
most economical manner. Therefore, to co
and duty. We have already formally recorded
ireland to Mr.: bennett and The American Peo-
ss Is the tho sum u1 Subscribed pAN' through FR
bis and other Go commttees there Is TOO n,ash
70 meet the emergency of tho case.
economy and careful administration. This
administering through different channels the
funds subscribed to the same object. No mat
ter what precautions may b taken. such
a system cannot but result in Il certain
amount OF inequality OF distribution, waste, and
probably decentralization. We are most desirous
M ep yo@r e
reduce those unavoidable evils to minimum
have reason to fear that,Grcat rs tho dcstitution
mtnish. E3perence Of former au fanines @ lla: has has
shown the time OF worst trial is usually
In May. June, July, and portion Of Aug
labor, which win task our powers to the utter
most Thanktng>yo you On tho part Of the MEM
bers Of this Committee nnd myself, l have the
E. DwYER GRAY, Lord Mayor.
rHE RH1EoT1oN OF ART. oF TIE EDUCATIONAL.
BILL
PAn1s March @Tha zes5s! qetatton eeS caused by The
rejection of Art, among Republicans has
given place for the moment to feeling OF
On uners fbe secd5 Is rsr no
the Education bill, such as was suggested By d
passage in the speech Of 81 Dufaure; but there
in the this te Of the soea n
Is prompt repudatfon Of any proposition
INVOLVING the abandonment Of provisions Of the
ao m Nc ad doSo f c 5as foaaa T. Of ho
y which, as In case of the law Of
$50, their tcaching would find continued !
his has passed. d. TRe REJECTION % Of AT M % IN IT IT.
elf sort of compromise, leaves q choice Of !
'nt two alternatives: that Of their expulsion !
md that OF the entire separation Of Church from
;.Ate. The regular clergy have /
MADE u GREAT MISTAKE
u identifying themselves go bitterly with the |
esutts; From present indications it. it. would lo9k
# the to ea against snd naS tns sde cr would 5a
,bo1ition Of the budget Of public worship |
political necessity. Should this come to pass
heir privileges were amply protected by the
oncordat and in seeking more they have lost
heir hold on popular sympathy by their Yagaries
nd Irregularities
MUSIC.
In musical circles the Talk is all Of "Aida." A
ull rehearsal, with scenery and costumes,
7as held on Thursday last, and Mon
ay next the first public presentation
1ill be given. Magnificent as the former spec
aculAr effects at the Grand Opera have been,
Aida" surpasses all. Its scenery dcfies descrip- |
ion. Verdi is delighted, and has quite forgot
en the grievances that separated him from
" sJeanp je ep Dc : Nive1id fi Leo Dcibes,'' tho new
pera and latest success at the Opera Comfque,
harming. t.
Christine Nilsson is suffering from complete
>ss of voice. Whether this will he permanent
amains to be seen. Her health has long been
I'D, and tho doctors hnve now ordered her to
.nye Paris directly.
Calfard's symphony cautpta, "Tasso," will be |
ivcn to- morrow at the Chatelet Concert.
AZ. Pasdeloup PROMISES n new descriptive sym
hony, - La Mort de Wallenstein,' on the same
ny aI the Cirque. It is composed by II. DIudy.
1sMA1L PAsHA.
Special Cab{e.
ROME, March 13.-The visit of lSlnaf1 Pasha to
city eas e1ftGa 6tnr over des and Of Nor
1skJ6ld gone, Home had settled into it's
or1nal Lentcn dullness. When the ex-khet1ive
rrivcd Mt the Hotel Bristol with his son Prince
assin moi political Significance WAS attributed
his visit He spent 2 fortnight
viewing the monuments Of the Eternal City, |
I'd receiving calls Of DISTINGUISHED Italians
I'd foreigners who knew him in the days
; his prosperity. Gossip insists he has