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SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL
NAsHINGroS, Aug. 2S.-Secretary Blaine Mt
o'ciock thus afternoon sent the following:
LOWELL, NiRisier. London.
The favorable Indications in the Presidents have
continued since the dispatch OF last uight The respra
uon has grown better and at This hour d. un.-is
nearly normal. The condition OF the swollen parOtid
has Nisihy improved slight increase of fever
HeFNublc, bat was not unexpected His mind
clear Tie possibilities of recovery The Judgment of
his surgeons have increased and are increasing
BLAINE, Secretary.
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1890 p. mat the morning dressing of tba Prosi
gent several yellowsh points observed Just be-
low the ear over the swollen parotid, and an in
clsloh Deing made about teaspoonful of healthy
looking pus escaped There was also some discharge
on pus through the two openings Unto the ear and
wound looks rather less indoent than lt has been
DONG Tor several days past Since the morning bull
,elih tere has been some rise of tempcrat ure but
NIUE increase In the frequency Of the pulse ana in
0tner respects no material change has occurred
Pulse lO4, t, mperature 99.5, respiration IS.
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A DISPATCH TO TuURLOw WEED.


The following was received by Thurlow Weed last
night
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CsAiinaed On snta Page.
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ID. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RrYBURN.
j. II. HAMILTON.
ID. HAYES AGNEw.
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.,t,on. All difficulties will disappear wnen
enS;snces are in a measure familiar with the teA,,
Sr h ia "A dificnlt TO grasp such subject ana huc
treasment at a glance as ostand before an Acaneny
n;cfnre and absorb il entirely and satisfactorily ~
one visit When the time comes Tor reviewing
nth calmuess the many excellent features , ~
he fonnJ in the art of Mr.. Irving ana AI iss
Ter, ne annlied to this difficult subject there VIII
he many GOOD word TO be spoken OF MI w. lerrss'
wbnse roneh manner bluff ntterance, but most as
t;nct deiivery contrasted well with the more ao
troct beanfies of the surrounding acting. ror TUG
Draaeut II will be enough TO indorse the pnDho yei-
Sict on the skill OF Mr.. w. IelDin, Mr. nhWtS
craven and Mr. W. Cuthbert and to congratulate sin,
irving both on his spirit in producing sucn poentt
ID he conraq eous determination III decorating ~
nth sneh costness and spendor. GOOD money Is
often snoneh wasted on the stage, but mere IL ~; ~
onnl,ed IN the work of o man OF genius, anu MI
materially aid in leading INC puon0 " "ND''
is true and beautiful o- .h.+ f.u NJ the fect
To fell of tho roses and flowers tnat lei ~ tne oo
of Miss Terry, who made her reappearahee onnt
long absence would be as supernuous as 10 W az
The calls with which Mr. Irving was Iayoreu OF a
cheers that awaited that successtul Inanager ah. ~
firm fayOrte All this followed as matter u,
course and equally matter OF necessary spsec1
was demanded in which Mr. irving PROMISED ~
telegraph to Mr. Tennyson, congratuiateu niauai
on having produced such play unuer us =, h tha
ment and strongly limited thati "oulu noe oo uuo
last il the public wled it So. Inc play was Pi ha
aented TO a most distinguished audiencc|one Oh tne
richest in literature, art, science ana poiltcs .ac
hoa eyer beer seen at the Lyceum and IN one OF te
stor. boyes sat the Prime Minister with MIS- uad-
st"ne and cher mem bers of the family.
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THIRD CALI-I2 O'CLOCK VI.
FOURTH CALL-2UCLoCK p. NJ.

Owing To the interruption in teegraphic cOmmu-
nicatIOn between New York aud the Pacific coast
we are unable 10 furnish usual daily special dis
The Green Mountain Mining Company Yesterday
declared lts nineteenth monthly dividend OF cents
prr share on the capital stock, payable on January
%. Transfer books close January 10, and reopen
January IS ~.
The Ulcers of the Calaveras Water and Mining
COMPANY report that the net earnings for the pres
emf season are ated at fully 30 per cent on the
capital stock and that there is every reason to ex-
pe,t that her year will more than double Its net
earnings The company has no floating debt except
January payments and current supply bills
The South Horn Silver Mining Company an
that applications for the first issue oil treas
ury stock will close On Wednesday. January 10.
The officers Of the Emplro Mining Company, OF
Utah. report that the 800 level is improving day by
lay. The vein increases IN size, and the ore Is OF
bet er quality. Average assays yield SS23 81 per
ton. The 400 level Is progressing at The rate OF
OF feet per day IN poTphyry. he secretary has
lust returned to New-lork from the mme.
IL is reported that, notwithstanding the large out
months the mine rs looking better than ever. that
large amounts of ore are exposed. and that 1t IS
probable the shipments this month wall exceed that
of any previous month. The manager is keeping his
prospect work far ahead of his mining 30 that those
is no danger OF suddenly running out OF ore.
The manager of the Nalachte mine reports. under
date of January 3: e Are running cr0sscut with all
the force aud averaging from . to 3 feet per day
We arc in splendid spirits over the good indications
Of the proximity of another ore chimney"
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MINES AND MINING.


FRrDAr, Jan. 14-r
Whether yesterday mining share market traveueo
too fast or whether was the weather that anec'eo
operations. to.days markets were less spirited tnan
yesterdays, and prices generally showed moro easo'
Hibernia. however. was an exception and rose rom
1.2O to 14O Green Mountain declined cents TO
A. 90. Cherokee cents to LEO aud Moose cents to
l.6O. Bull Domingo closed cents lower at 3.25,
aud Silver Cliff was 10 cents higher at A. Chrysote
was dull at 5Ss, Annie dull with cent advance TO
10 cents, Climax fuctuatipg between 40 AID As
cents and closing unchanged at AZ cents; md south
Hte was cents lower at 81 cents. Little Cher de
clined to 65 cents. The Comstock shares were
done in Boston Consolidated. principally on BUYERS
option TO 1.O5. but the fual regular price was
gain of cents at l. The low-price stocks generally
were 1 OF cents lower. The markets closed dun
and steady.
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THE CUP.
MR. rENNYsoN,s NEW PLAY.

LOU0OW A.
In order to be thoroughly sympatnetlc MIL tny
.c;r,t ~ Mr. Tennyson's new tragedy " The Cup"
which last night the occasion OF SO H. Is
terest and enthusiasm at the Lyceum Ineatre, u 10
acs.srw to throw our minds back TO the third cen.
tury before Christ and to become familiar with taat
strange country called Gsa.a IN ASIA This done we
NAV baDpily revive old recollections OF its people
half Greeks half Gauls Of its tetrarohies its tfS
SsaIy king gved az c,av iEs s Worshp Of that
Asiatic divinity found established ny the resm;s -
Ionia aud known the Ephesian Ar lem hs
enabled to contemplate with somsInlnE am ma
familiarity the Poet LaureatSs heroine, Ha, anna
with o. and ressess
destiny, the bold Galatian Sinnatns hunttt a. hngu
band the strange mysterious glamour tnas I'M n'
dsrsandines tuned to the study OF the acting OF ht.
Henry Jrvna aud the inimtabe picturesqusness, oi
Miss Ellen Terry. Imagine then, INC U set before
The Temnle Of Artemis with its snow-D0 rdereu as
tapce it's grape wreaths and myrtle groves, I've
rious disorder and matcniess eoiC Gamma ia enjoy
ING the Welded love OF Snnatus her hunter nas-
band aud the handsome and lcentioaS v oSno the
Woman on whom his unholy gas has fallen. and TO 20
present her with priceless cup saved it ten,ne
burning wreck sur0 cd u po bs
curtain has risen ON the picture ana ne s'a he.
M the flower-covered rocks oonceaimg P W.
hears an evil character enough; no woman Is saio
from his ailnrements; no is, according 10 ms Qwu
description "a Greek, my lord; you know thao VIZ
Galatians are both Greek AMI Gsul; ne mas near ear
in Rome that the tributary crown may ran 20 p,
and 10 himself he whispers that ne shaii 50 sS h
(;aata taking it, and save her from hersen, anu "
to Rome more grateful than Roman. D ,Ie, is
before the love Of tributary crowns ana az S;0
he pIaces the love Oh Gamma, the iaIr VIE "a f S
Mains on whose matchless beauty he muses. oelore
the Temple Of Artemis:
Vine cyrrcss poplar, myrtle. bowerlngln hama
The CITY where she dwcis sne passcu ,'o -
Three Years ago, when was fSlng rom rom ,
NV tetrarcby TO Rome. almost toucneo ho''
A maiden slowly moving on 10 music l.,
Among her ma,dens 10 this temple. " gus
She IL INV fate, else wherefore mas my La1
Broneht me ssoiu 70 her own city Mafrieu-
since married Sinnatus, the tetrarch Dere'
Pm, II me be cons plratOr, Rome Will cbaiD
OR siay him. may trust 10 gam ser tnsn
When shall have my Hierarchy restoreu
The first step toward this winning is the presenta-
tion of the marriage cup. sacred to Artemis, wneh
is dispatched to Gamma by secret messengsrh t., ue
fore the passionate Synorix introduces nimseii ~
feiened name to the happy household Oh tne atheeo
hunter Sinnatus. There can be no question now
Gamma loves her husband, for, taking up ner lyae
the twilight hour she sings Ill Que OF the LauIea.os
matchess lyrics of her hunger for his return irom
the chase. ..
Moon on the field and the foam,
Moon on the waste aud the void,
Moon bring him home, bring him home
trnnn thor nrk
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agn'nst tho Lthprnta amt rrngecaslonlsts, whom
ho Is determined to dofoat uurlnf the coming
oIcotion for members Of tho Nn1ohstHR.
III accomplish thl. purpose my a,sd nj. mo sns
nrc Jst and hnnornh,e tn him, although iio may
he co'nrsIfcd t0 ncltnowluaRo that they hrc nut
iiotcnt Ia ,scnl two hattattons uf so,dtors to
ArRonau. In Wcatorn Pr,,aalp, as tho cahle In
formed IA day ar two nRu, 10 suppress nil nnti-
Semitic tl0ta. hut the itoichatak shod tnks tho
,mattcr Ia hand md compel i'!stuarck Ia daano
opansy tho position nj tho u0ycrnmpnt In tefcr-
aico tn this Important question In all .ts bnar-
inHs. In t1is sAnnc manner hs Count HoherE-
warnlxcrofo did during tho eari!cr part Of tho
mt t1u lt fIu scolns to hnya studied h,a ecotlon
trlcks md tlcmagoRlsm In tho City vi Now York
during tho paln1!est days Of TamtnanY4
, 1881-05-11

WHILE until recsntly tho consequences of
tho ants'Jewlah propaganda In 0eruuny nave
only heen Telt In tito " Ctr Of lnteltfxence" aud
In satuV portions Ut the Fruas.an 1'ruvluoes OF
IteAsa Rnd Westphal!a. thoy Hro how becoming
nlko manifest, according to Int dlapatches, Ia
W1stoFlt psussfa, whore Antl-Jewlsh riots have
to ba quolEed by military force, Like tho
rteaoher sl0cker and tho teacher I3purlcl In
nett!tl, anotlur tcachcr has plncet himself Ut
tho head Of tno rlDts In Westeru pr,,ssh. Marc
than two weeks, have uow elapsed atnce tho
volunl9lous attt-sem!tlo petition wus proseutcd
10 l1ianaruk, but ~ fur ha hua uot taken q DO.
oltlod stsnl IN relation thsreto, other ono
why or tho othos. II II truo, ho bus
dropped III tho IolahstuE few dis
approving remarks ngRlnst tho movement
which the Cr0wn prlnoa lid not hes,tate for u
moment to lonounca 10 Infamous aud unworthy
af tho, 1ermun people. hut what Of thatY
When st1pker, llenrlcI FFeltschko, F0rates,
Huppet. and their contedcsatuz attempted sev.
aral months ago to Introduce thelr saml.basbar-
10 mnsetpeut lntn tho State OF Havarla, tho nu-
thoFities ot that Btate immediately found ways
aud means to colntoracs theIr attempts. But
In prussIa, Chancellor ulsuhrok thlnks llt1ur-
entity. Whllo by hfs few words tn tho l.cEohAtag
ae oticlaly turns the cold Shoulder upon all AAtt-
Semitic agitation, he has poid'u4 to saY When
tho Provincial authorities look through theIf
fingers, becauss 10 regards It ~ welcome ally
, 1881-05-11

If stan'ey Matthews wore n lit man 10 be d
Judgeof ths supre'ne Coart OF tho United
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ABOUT half tbs Bouthern Cohgressmen are
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OF Mississippi. OH account ot hls position In tho
lost-O Oiilce, waa oonsplcuously under fire. Ito
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Ia not remarkable Tint German, Siav, and
Magyar hail with delight the advent ut tho
fair Belgian to their Capital, and crown her
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CITY REVENUE FROM I1oENsEs.
N[ayor Harrison, in Ills Inaugural address
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bnck taxes. aid tho reduction Of tho margin
for uncoffectet taxes to ~ uer cent, suR-
gcsteA tint ln order to escape 4 possible de-
ffcicncy in tho current reyuIucs ut tito city
resort must ba hat to tie collection OF an in
creased fund from licenses. Though in,-
pressed evidently witt, tho necessity for this
additional revenue, tho Mayor fatls 10 pnr-
tcularlzo tho additional occupations whfcl.
should 10 taxed. md fails to point out tho
authority Of Inv under which tho Council
can exercise the power. III Ills address 1t Is
sall:
Thctc ~ no reqson why. II poor pctdter Or ox-
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Assessor casot ilnd Wheh co,lI is Ccar r' wy W
occupations which increnso tho tire hnzard Of
tho whoo city 70 Freat exteiit Or which wohr
] .hon, havo ase,'ntfatsi yast 81 fortstnes ID Sory
fcw years, which oonid pay larger royenilc to
tho city than Do its 3,u0o ealoons ttho Federa!
got not fnel depleted bunk RtcDnnts. The city
will nepl sornethln1 from n,nny OF. these oocu-
pntdons to cnaGlu It to run decentIy noxt year.
Even concedlng tho equity OF this kind Of
raasoning.-and to this many will object.
hlx-s utfL - t..1A
, 1881-05-11
POSTAGE.

Ent4re al tn post.1seA al Chicago III. a. Second.
Clan Mattfr.
For tho bonont Of our patrons who doslra 10 send
single copos Of TIE TRIBUNE through tho mali, wo
giva horuvt.h Tho transient rata Of postage!
j,atnsstle, PR Cary.
Etxht md Twetva ra9d fapef....t........... cehta
Fprtt1r.
EtEht ana TweIvo raRo tnrar..............,.t cents
tlttA1h FAR0 lapofs .s...s4A cSntSs
, 1881-05-11

0Lp .Co,&atoD0Ila EnlcssoS in Now York
Is still busily engaged on bis solar pnxno, sha,1
Ia to drive locomotive ucross tho Desert OF Sa-
barn BY taeans Of heat from sse st'a's rays TO-
cusad on mirrors aud directed upou boiler,
, 1881-05-11

0oRIIAA l,as made ucat l4tlq thing by
leasing tho htkh boass1 fonoo around Tho 0ovarn-
rnent tuiF'lnsu III pr6ccsa Of construction IN
Philadelphia for s1.000. ana renting It cut to au-
yortisort for u, 400 per annutn.
, 1881-05-11

MANY notable achievements were OK
pccted from Gen. Garfield as President.
One of these not down OIL tho bills uay ho
that l,e will restore to the City Of Utlcn ono
Of tho most accomplished lawyurs who ever
graccd. Its local Daf. Utica is the lloule Of
tile present ScnntOr ConkltnE.