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New-York tribune., 1880-02-13

TINE KEApERs HANPBooK GET OF THE oLd AMERlGaAsSS m asS
HoughtOn OsgoOd, q Co
In this volume the reader must not expect
TO find a monograph the special topic OF American
history which It Is devoted but key to the immense
mass OF literature which the subject has called forth
from variety Of writer's The plan OF the Work ls
thoroughly exhaustive and the execution corresponds
with the plan in fact connected series Of
all histories of the American Revolution
1t points out the original In which the writers
found their materials and at the same time indi
Gates many Of the secondhand authorities. The refer
epces are made because the referred TO the
best or because for they possess special
Importance though perhaps IN minor details. or In some
cases. simply because they more easily got at than
Others Mr.. Wipsor, however has not confined himself
to list OF titles, but has introduced copious fund of
brief critical notices. which always Opp0rtune and
suggestive marked by singular discrimination and just
ness and often OF great bibograp phical value as well
as practical guide TO the student OF American history
Tho highest place naturally assigned to Mr Bancroft
of whose History of the United States. tits said. as
coming after much had been wrought by others and as
having had materials OF the highest Importance,
particularly regards the European relations OF the
contest, constitutes the chief authoritative general
narrative" Grahame's History Is described as a
welsustained work by ardent adpirer OF American
principles HidTeths account OF the events Of the
war are too much summarized for any but those wish
inc mere abstract OF military events" Sparkss Life
and Writings of Washington Is an authority Of the
highest importance" and his "aDors great and eN
tremely valuable though, ms method OF editing In rec
,ifying and dlgnfyng language not originally Intended
for publication has ccnsurcd II nas been shown
however that much Of the alleged tampering follows the
language OF WashingtOn's letteT1OOks which differed
from the letters actually Dcnt aud 10 which Mr. Sparks
had not access at the time. The volume has the advan
taee OF full and excellent index and Tor the most part
OF remarkable accuracy. but as the general matter Is
arranged under subordinate heads separate table Of
contents well specific heading to the pages In
stead q running ite. would have teen signal con
yenience to the reader The OF Lady Harriet Ac-
land l. spelt Ackand and Bemrs's Heights Bcmis's.
10th in the index and text. which. We believe ls uOt
sanctioned by the latest and best authorities.
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SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR Y0UNo BOYs
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AIRS. l.. JERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
NE her Lessons IN aud foreign languages espocia
tention paid pupils backward fngi-h branoca For
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OUR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Synopsis Of Discourse by Elder Il.
". Naisbitt, in the TOeHtieth Ward
Meeting House. on Sunday EeeHing,
.SsLteHbsr 10 1880.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MACKENZIE REEoem caua

MACKENZIE REFORM clUB.
II oLD9 REGULAR MEETINGS EVERY
IL Monday Evening at the Emporium Hall,
at 3 O'Clock. The Reading Room and Library
are open to the public from m. to 10 pm.
All are welcome.
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The Ladies' Temperance Union hold Monthly
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, 1880-10-02

DulcIEno nrc divided from cnch other BY iho
small hnrs'or. THO forrnnr, which Includes mo
fortress, h.* not nnw mnro thnn eighty hn,tscs,
k,llt Uf which art} uniMhnhiied. Tho fdrtrcss
SURROUNDED by wills 1T 9reMt strength, Y no
longer nf ntiy imp,rtnnce: nitxterI Nsti!icty
would cnnfnnnd II frnn, tho hRhts Of atnsch'irt
n4,l Klofnsh. Tho new tnwn Inns thni!t aul
hINiscs. Thcr0 nre nt,l,lt ,Hn MnhnMr1scs!an IA.
hllItnnts, twciyn ecrvInn rAntlirs., rccknntng
aLCi,t eighty Individuals, l,congnr to tho 2r'
thoox irssk Ghurel., "iant ito,,ai a,a'n, Gn,hIss
e AZ. hts 'n%e @n'y .!'yco ~ '''T!s!y sy qEnt ,nt
Uhristtans ssS havo nrein allowed. to, live n
1M,tetgno. Thu town, whe!, IL cnled by the A.
lmnIn.a E!kun, by tho Turks nlsul,, hf tho
FnrviAfs ulsh!n. b0rc IN nnclant tt'tR tho r!inr
Of I]letnittr. ard previously tltchtn1tsn. tllny
triis III WIS founded hy ftiHsttyes sss't Eale!s,
WIN rneo It tho namo ot Cochlnlntn. After tic
,livixut1 OF tho Empire, Dmlo,Yno foil to tho
rtItcrh 1T tho Fast, tlnd remained I'LL tho clrv.
enth CENTURY subject to CubstAnllnoptc. IN l1N
Tho Scrvlnils 0lltMnr1 p0ssEssinn 0f Dltcgro.
and hell It TIL l41s; lilo Vcn1tnn* thcn nt-
ul,trct 1t, md held II I'LL 1f7i, ssRn tho Turks
HMtIer Athtnet Inaha. ts~k T.. The FcnatlMna
inattc srvcrlt attempts tnrcRaln t,'lclRnt. r!'tn-
bly, IN 1sts. t,cr SthtbntMrE. From that tiito
thp Turks nlnIne1 III l,tit!isp,'tctl ntct,nsinn ~
III ta,a. when II MonteneHrin farco ur.isr rla,
men ut tic Turkish garrison wtrt killed and Mtl
tnkcn prisoners, 1hrcc rolUrs. frtRltns. mud Flu
niskcta lHcatne tho epn!l Of tho riotsIrE. vino
l.hd le} ,nsu killed and .N0 woi',lfiGal. During
tic nssn,llt tho town WIS eot OFT 0tn nlsl tho
Rrcnter rnrt Of II httrned t1nwn. Subsequently
tho Mn,1lgnPEr9ns nui1e,lfOrcd to CutlclllAt9 tho
Inhabitants Of DtilGHnn.
, 1880-10-02
CANADA.


sstetat ptsva.eh to 7ns CAteusu Tribune.
QrEnEc, Oct. l.-Somo excitement has
becn CAUSED here by tho report t'sat all Is not
correct wIti, the Provincial Inhn obtained by
tic l0cni Government in Frnnce. Tie first
l,stnllent Of the 81. .000, 900, sor,e 81, $40, ,00,
was received about two mouths ago, a'll tho
balance WINS to have hGen paid oyur II few
wreka afterwards. Thu nlnunnt has not
been paid. and reports from high official
quarters blamn tho effects af tho editorial
"Isss s II u c tS re tas;sp 'H%spflrr VIZ s Spo ay tne
Tllesu nrtltlrs r0Tmclitc1 upon tho NctMal
condition Of Tho PROVINCIAL tilnliccs. md tho
extrnyngaiiccs Ut tllg chnlAeau Government,
nT! It Il pr!es!iuts. TINT thy disclosed! eol,-
md wlltct! llati paen col'cenictl fron Tho
anxiety to sscilre tho loan., ~ all events.
there Is sufficient known 10 benr, out tho
to l'nrts oil u mission CnllnectGl with this
loan by the tncAt Government.
-, sptetAt Dispatch to 7hs chfea9o Trfe!ns.
MnSrltEA1n Oct. l.-M. tlu Mnlinerl, q
to report up0n the condition ii, tl:e lloii,in-
~" setsisl D!;S.sS Z II. % cS!:sss 5s'iss..
,nyf" r. ~ nf 0 ut aT NJ ln,aora |aera
aul!ence to-1'lgst, but, not oil "lloracc Grt:e-
"Ollysr Cromwell !" i,istensl. lie probably
thnlIEtlt 1t w0ul,l l,e l,e better tn tnko Horace
Greeley to thB States, MID give Itlm first to
o!r An!orlenn cous!ns. Tho an.llHuce, 9l'9ng
whom wore IL lArgo .nntnhor nf laslies,
isctmra mi! applau,stsl freely. Mr. iiant1fortt
dill not lonk very well. Ills delivery was
not ~ pithy rs Il " 9oneru!ly, antl, hls yotco
was husky aud lNrke1t thAt bell-ifke ring
| which hna been no 0fttrl .nslnifcd. 1t was
sepn r|nE,,ly lint the Wilt lifn l,u i,ny been
| leatug OF 1att E1ns t0ld upon ltscoustttntIO,l
rlIu s0tilltr Afr. pItnu takes thu eclectic uns.
a%ay ~ f nyapSs ,yi H. Y sEtSria r T. @ r tue
, 1880-10-02

T. lS31l4GH 4lAft.
This llttlh Alb1MllH seaport, whict. has sud-
aemty bccon'c tho ef.gross!ng object Ut European
diplomacy. rtHeMblea !ts northern nglghtUr,
HaxusA, iH"tMsxsUssfng two tlNrbtlfs. Thu l,tto
lIcarost tho tt,wn IL. h1weyrr. st,a!l and Eanw.
mud could t!9t accommodate vessels !urper tbnn
:sJU tDIls. 4tU Nther hurbor-ruI Ill Hate-f4 fur
LulaiYn1 WhRt QrusosA Ia fur !tAHusu And cAtt
shetGr tuo largest vessels. Hut tho rutrAilcu u
ttD.lllrsolu0 ua account Ut tho lllrnlw GhNHaGl,
actt u. s0sss,1nv talnu pnst tho steamers u thu
austrian lAty1 has9 been acoust1niGd 10 stop
laa hu.!a dalnaKtnv effect on the prosperity ef
Eulcignn ns tho port NJ Seusuri. IN ltta) mi
SlFnu lnss.ssesi@ LIN lo' stnAn!ns sratt: u proso:,t
vessels 4sfSYxc4l exclusively In u roastiuE
traAp. Fftlaefiy, teforo tlio existence Of II Ils-
ttnot lAl5sfftrM tltet, ljulclxIl wAs notorious
pirates ,,tzt,twhicn sheltered ruliy 4u cursuir
Vessels. 1t.li fT.lnl lHi5, when cruisers tirat
holsttd tho A'sstrinn tnK, tlla number of tbosa
vessels rapidly tii,ulnshcd, u,.tl those which rp
mtaintal ware stansfuruMsl i'lto trading eruft.
TiItst. nxAln, Ill hut Disappeared during tho
Crock War Of Independence, beinY destroyed by
tho Greek corsaifs. The old ind now t1wn ut
, 1880-10-02

Robinson, Lord T. Co., OF Now York,
snsrend-Lord d Robinson. III Baltt.
neutrality-suspicious. .,.,. OF the
sptetat Di,pa,ea to Tia Chicago Tribune
New yonx. Ort. 1.-st,cI, excltc,ncnt was
onons,onol In tro', o;rctns t,,.tlnw 1,w thc M.
occ"s'onc" ~ uaue c'tsHs n~s'"s w ,''t w
ltollnceanellt ot t'le taIl,sfe OF several we'll
knoWl, houses. IsOhfusor, f,nrl X To-.
wholesale dcalers III wood and willow
,,.rr,, NJ En liz f,hom}nr, .trnot thn
wate' NJ ~. ~ Gu"',oc,s stseel, .a'u
!eaaing houso III INC tra"e' nn'oumcea
tllclr suspension. 0ccnsioncu by the all'.re
Of Lord IL Robinson. Of Baltimore, with
which tho firm was identified. The Baltl-
,rnro ,,n,,ao ,vos forooI to s,,snoud hv tho
luole lo'lne WHY lotes't u sasoaa @ " G,,. u.s
s'1auet 1a'luro ol Inc !op"cen nI'n u o'!ser
& Robinson, of RfcfllnUntl, Va. anil No.
IL Warren street tlits city. Tllgse failures
worn nntfrclv ,,ncynpc.cd. as tho ilr,ns wnro
not SS known % to i' BE- embarrassed III in any wny.
Robinson Lord CO. m, ass W. been 40
brin, nnb1nson ana Russc)I II. Rob1,ins. Win
o',,,.,,t',taa oa1 tho ra,,,,on,. sThny Ind n
.u4.'t'tut." tm "'. III . ] "
lafsc Mill pfol1aMo business, thelI paper
rn1ing ut 7 per cent, nhd t'lelr
credit being unlimited. M statement has
W. tes' l'aue u .iael. s.sse'' ,a,.ir ~ ..es
braaStfsetS W1''ces 'toHt n"!t'ho'c s."'c
tint Lord u Robinson nave nthtto M assign
nlcnt there TO II. j. (lottlngs & Co. Tho bus
tnrsY wnx nnfrrr TIM mnt,arement Of
t.hnr!cs Lnrtj s}jIcn tim drnfh
Of Mr, itobjns,i, aboHt Two
, 1880-10-02
Angry W'0ris III ElrElniu-1Iore Trouble
lsstHecI tho ondlusturs uud EMllds


WAs1i1SnToN, Sept .0.-At Democratic
Muetlng held on STtIrtny lllutlt lust u Fnlls
Church. tM., representatives or tic Funaurs
ind iseAdllsters, le!n9 prosent. 4 pro1'ostlon
w!ls made tn Aytts Sanford T.. HALEY and uuH.
WiiEaMs, tho respective cal!ihates, for Col.
meet JUhi. y. lArhuur, thv Fln.er candidate,
III n joint discussion. This proposition Euye
rise tn Il .Juntrr!. which y tins tluscribea ~
:.arresWsn.se"t. nf the Ercnt"4 Snr: S!v,
lsc:.ijustcrs werp III reality 20 l'uttcr ihun il.
puhlIcutls III Disguise, n,lt! that tuy wcry I'LL
xoing =, yotc fSr tlartisll ~! Arthur; Thls
lrnusU Mr. llrcl, who saIl! 10 wiz ltuldJ JustGr
md should yute fur IllHe1ek and English, aud
thnt Str. lfcrchcltO WIN liar. Mr, Jaaerh y.
Riley sattl that M Rpntc,In wntII,l nlak0 sucIl
q s.d!cinuut ~ Mr.. liUrohotla hafl tnH!le. MI,
liGrcAuttu became furi1u4ly angry, nut hake,l:
'Do yum say n.n nu ,ontlsnI.t ana begun u
shed his outer vurAseiat. Sir. Riley mule husa
H. Iolify hts Mur.!a. b!canwhllo lffrcha isp wis
stirred, aud h0 began tn demonstrate by tnknx
niY hs coat, nullprtng. 'l'lH enCnHh filr HIN,
hut others interfering theru was llo meeting ct
tho nngry parties. Finally a rnnnittcc, c1i,n.
prseA Ut 1usullh li!rrh atMl llr. MarlI, to nuke
arrangements far tho !l!scusa0,l was prnt,,sell.
fur they had t,oser nRreett,. ana never wolili
nHeee. The lnMttur Was tlxtVl ~. somehow, and
tho proposition to hasa thu discussion IL IL bo
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