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New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

1;,aro+rra Tbev arc poems In themselves, 80
surelv and purely poems that even Mr.. Arnold. VINO
has told seventeen of them, has not been able 10
spoil them That he has tod them well cahuo. '0
said for if any of them recur to the memory "i'o'
his book is closed 1t is never III the lahsuaHo :"
which he has clothed it, but always III ,"o SUI
stance of some plain prose rendering OIL IT, NJ
story-teler he Is eveTyway inferior 10 Dean
whose Poems from Eastern urces," puohsneu
forty years ago. have not yet lost their cn'in ~
lovers of Oriental poetry And he s not 10 "o
named in the same day with Leigh Hunt whose
" Abou Ben Adhem" is the richest Je"e'
that an English poet ever plnckeu from
the croot trea,ure-housc Of Eastern Apologies II
o,o visbes to see the difference between poet Ike
HINT and q poet like Mr.. Arnold, he should rea',
+boir diforent versions n the old Galmudic Ie1end
Of Solomon and the Angel Of Death-but ne Shoulu
read Mr. Arnold's version first Tor reau ai''i
inevitable " The All-SeeinG' is very lheiesS
nroduction. Mr.. Arnold makes upward oil seventy
rof.ro,cos IN the Koran and az we happen 10 DC
olIo ~ ,erifv ono of them the famous throne
v,rso - we will see what Mr. Arnold makes OF II.
Here Is the original: "Gol There is no Goa ont
He. the. Living the Steadast sumner sei@''n
Him NOT nor sleep. Whatsoever is III tDc heavens
and whatsoever is in tie earth Is His Nho Is IeIe
that shall plead with Hum save by Ills leave io
kuOWpth y hat was before lncHl az" "N'' 49,
come after them. ard they compass not anght Oh
His knowledge. but what lie wllieth' hiS
throne overspreadeth the heavens and me eaI'n,
and the keeping of bothis no burden to Him. Ana
He is tbe High the Great" Mr.. Arnold tells Us
that IN the Judgment Of Mohammedans the Inrone
verse is one of the noblcst portions OF the horan'
surprising in majesty Of diction all other human
COMPOSITIONS. and it certainly majestic ana nooe'
Let us see what he makes Of it in his loose melo'
CANT verse
"AIlab, there is none other God hut He,
The Living God. the Seli-subsistent Onej
WEAKNESS cometh not 10 HIM, nor seePi
And whatsO Is belongs 10 HIM alone
In heaven and earth who is II lnieIceueS
With Him. save If lie please lie Is aware
What ~ Ieiore them ana what after thenl
And thew of all Ills knowledge nQlhlhR snare
Save what He will vouchsafc; His throne
foundation
SITS splendid, high above tho earth ana SKY
Which 10 sustain gives Him no mcd aIiVhj
MIghtIcst lie IS supreme IN Majesty
A par,pbrase like that might have passed muster
when Popcs Homer was admired, but we do not
think it will to-day, though it may among hr. Ar
nold's unlettered readers, and even como 10 be
ranked among the Pearls of their Faith.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
DARENrS SEEKING SCHOOLS for then
WIN nl -.Ln-.a 0- ll- LL.oL tlll.L
Ddlltlll Acn0cnLe5.

ALEXANDER MACGREGORS CLASSES.
y lly JIit-ANE.
TIN CLASsE~l Nouug ladirs and ch'dItus classes
-'' every mrrIing ri afternoon
Gentlemen '- classes Mondays and lhuisdy evening"
privata lessons every day and evening ,7tc cucIlit0
N.rrr,s.r- saratoga aucir's WIN luI explanation Ci
dlur,s is mdl on receipt oi price 'oc
allen DODWORIlIS
y SCHOOL FOR DANCING, No Gol itItye
For pari 'uaI- send for circular
uo,Oortl,- new laut-r- viii Dee published n few days
A ATNIR TRENOR'~ ACADEMY oiDANCING,
u Broadway aud sgd 81.
lessons day .lH evening" semi I'i t.t'u.tf
CARL NARWIGS SCHOOL for DANCING,
y 81 Madison-aye. send for circulars
nEGARNO'S classes i'm dancing NEE, daily
and ,fondIy and Thursday eTeniugsa 90 standard Ham,
I.4Ij Broadway.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master Of Dancing,
4 \, 5-- Ith.lvr t7th--f, ,0ppoHte windsor Hotel
Cs--e. yiIl I,ron.ucuct Monday october H. 4S'A Eu'
gaseurut 40 Newport. r. l., closes Deg l1t1 l..
Ps. send postage stalup fpr 'Iiciir
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For Both Sexes-Country

A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
n from New.YorI children receive mothers care
Mrs. IL. O. MOKHELL Mannls5-t, l., l.
DOCKIAND COLLEGE. Nyack- on the
Ia Hudson Both sexes S-2J. send To- catalogue W. il
BANNIsIER. \. VI.
GOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
! BRIDGErDN. NCW-Jcrsrv.
Fun of teaclers instruc ION
Music, Painting Drawing climate mia NIF h''.'"S'
Begins september 49, Address H. h TRASH, EiAeli4'
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Art SchoJls-Clty.

MISS VI. A. CLARK'S
WI French aud English school for Young Ladies an
Chdcn lO7 East 3jthst pubic school methods employer
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
Jnstrutilon.
For Bows and YOUNG Men-Citv.

Nedtson.ave and i4tht. nts for the school OF hnes
Stevens Insttutc sheffield. &C., and technloa proesson"
Glasses Architectural and Mechanical DrawlnS ,,. a,
4. COLIN, late Engineer Corps u D. NJ and Pr'o'''' ~
Nav
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
6ituailons Uanteo--6emaIes.


a i u.
~ German Employment Office ladies' will hnf capa le 'er
vants-cooks hnniresses Mattresses chambermaid and
hOusewOrk male servants oht sIs'
footmen. &c. MILE A. EKSTROM No. i1o LehhsVol-
ave, cor. 3lst, New 70 X
A LADY TO Do FAMILY MENDlNG, 81
~ day highly recommended com hnion 10 mVahd OF
take charge inst rct youth 81 uphth
Address a. RUSS ELL y2 East l4th st. Box l3o ilbune
Branch Office
4 RESPECTABLE English girl to do house
~ work In small pri family; city countrv refer
steady home. wages moderate Address NJ w East
l4th-st, AdN erusement Once.
COOK. &c.-By a respectable girl in private
~ amily COOK and non; good city reference Can
fOI two days 339 Fast 10th ST., hrst floor
COOK or LAUNDRESS.-I}y a good co'k AMI
" excellent laundress city country; references -5l
West 27thst, 4th door. front
COOK, &c.-By competent Protestant wOm1n,
y IL scass A so a neat gr hfsca-s waitress to as
sist with chamberwOrk city references 20 d"-i'''
nAY WORK.-By n respectable eolOred wo-
~ man. Address STEWART, Tribune Uptown once
l.23S broadway.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By a respect
" able, reliable wonDu; county preferred Can or "''
dress 217 w st d3dst, rear house.
uOUSEKEEPER.-B IN American Prot
4 esant intelligent renued cheerful tho Ough hOu7e-
keeper either institution apartment house or "doMe
family. give q mothers ana eacli,g 10 chloehi
FRASER, Tribune Uptown once. LIS broadway
WASHING, &c.-By respectable reli1blc
w woman to 80 by the day washing or cleaning or
clean best reference Ca address 5l2 East 3othoI top
hOOI, back.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

DACkARDS SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND,
Il N05 Broadway Tbs school wen cstab islcd and
well known viii be ganiled ueay January 2 under
the best possible an ices. Nc~ rooms new furniture AMI
improved facilities IN all directions This the Of
places Ia which 10 shorthand 10 short time and on
reasonable once $50 d. =. =.
day th4s week. CAL hcud lOT circular, 2.
PACKARD, 5Js B!OadWay.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
after Monday oct iG. DRAWING, Oh and WATER
COLOR PAINriNG. STILL LIFE, FLOWERS aud LAND
sCAPE, CIIINA PAINTING aud DECOkAIION
STUDIO No ~ MADISON Az On u 10.
References:
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
,ACK ARU'S RTSTNESS COLLEGE, SO'

Broadway is the i've school Of the city. Eeopcns after
~ Office daily fr0m y
TO :. > :. PAChAiD' Iio9'"'N'-
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
ruE WnMAN,S IN -TITUTE

V7HE WOAlAN'S IN~TlTUTE
4 OF TEtHNICAL DESIGN,
12i FIFTH.A\ E. NEW-HORk.
MIDWINTER TERN
VIII opcn January g. lS~3 o 80 The course Will IN
cIdc Free hand Gcomefrlc Drawing tOnSenuoniIa-
tion c.; Practical cs-ung for taruets Wal paper
Ocloih Prints. silk and al textiles Metals Mosaic
Iyeuoua-6 Work. Iauting Limoges al the bl7cul
NEW ELEMENTARY CLASS will form Tor tho brhthi oL
saturday class iO; teachers fof iultueI
Information address FLOBEN T. a. DlNoMOhE, SeCy'
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l. elp uante0.

CALFSMEN WANTED.-EXperienccd trav-
- rug se 10 sell in ce' line Of standard aud es-
abshcd nIt0ing extracts ANA other specatc3 10 the
wholesale o5u- trade and etul u0,tIs, Tor winch lheai
wi De nfcrcd engagement 20 commence about Janu
al. J. .~-i need .pi except those VINO furnish
ut,t class ImouIl- and ability. Apply 70
H. NAN DL LEl, - Earay ST. and 40 Park place, New
York.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

UroudDu JrJI.rLI GJr il; III % let
LOR SALE on very easy terms d iOuT-StOTy
1 brick dYs,i1son tho west size u cltI nbt tei5hJs,
midway between Fu1u lui Val 'tceet terrlaA oYip)k'
mg the DAY lIr)Ikl car nIl.st yl -Jir.
st0ly store Ju FtruA-: lot 2jNljD ltu tC Jly
of ASH reQuirod Address r. LESTER, Tribune Onca
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
Miscellaneous.

4 GOOD SCIIOOl-llow to find 1t! state pu-
~ nils age and sex price desired location Ite'iied WIN
other particulars. Tho long cxueence ana Gi-uSll'neI!I ~!
surces4 American school Institute gives i"htht' tu
Guardians ivlutaVcs in selecting school Tor men en-
dren ,ucuas and intelligent Information Ite person. Nv
ma ed fox stamps. }. ". 81 tHERMERhOEN @eiIetuy'
7 E1st l4thst
DERGER'S NEW FRENCH NEIHOD.-Free
ID demonstration lesson classes now forming reference
Appleton Company loo East dsth.-t.
DARENrS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
CHILDREN Will Gni prospectses OF the Bl.9I either
in city country In ,.,-rrr,
de-nad to assist parents in selecting schools At once
TRLE. i a q cents tor postage Special catalogues ot
fhr best schools furnished GRATIS Information concerning
scbonl- freely fiycu to parents and guardians. -
PINCkNEI'- AGENCY for ~tHOoLS and ItA' Ks,
Domestic Building Broadway and l4th'st.' Ne"-fofA'
C,TL TLNDGRAPUY. PHONOGRAPIIY.- All
- rc,f. - If fine Tribune should imWcdItciy now
ayoe cirar oil WalUotths steuCgaphc Institute. West
lith st.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
For Both Sexes-Citv.

I nVeTSltY Gramlnar ScnOOl, l'tol Dlodu""yi
I J near 42d.st. ti6th year, Primary Commercai lnd
Clqsslca Departments NJ NJ Hobby, W. L. AKIN, Principals
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
CitD i1rouertp 60 Eet.
40 LET.
IN THE "WELLEs BUILDING"

situated on Broadway and Beayerst. opposite Bowling
Green. res Offices n the city of New YORK Tor
Ban kING, INSURANCE., BROKERS on OH ER BUSL.
NESS.
THIS entirely and truy magnificent hulting IL now
completed and ready ior o,cu IL puilt oi ucA IRON
ana pink granite. and i. III DRDIGIILN FIHr-FHoOE.
II contains fpur passenger elevators pure spring water
from au arr, sian vel. and an tle
LAT. ST MODE.N lMpRONENENI~.
Choc. Dee secured by early 2pphclon % the
subscriber his OilCe ia said buIdlug No 10 Broad Nav
NJ. II. VAIL.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
For Young Ladie5-Counry.

COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
NJLApII- Potst0Wn, Penn rhrtysccond Annual session
opens Scui H. I-- on Ihiatu phil and l:tdu2 H. r.. 10
miles ora Phi adj phia, with through cars nom It" l"i"
Uv I1uuI Brook iiouir comforts, piltnd. ci-thr
and thorough work. ELEGANT uuiuugs and al conVcheh't1
lar.e ground. lud D,aOu well known ioi beauty ana n'tDl
IoI catalogues address GEO. g.. bJ iLri" ~ ~ RIM
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, y. \.
- Homv-lEc thorough, progressive. Ncw lIm'iate4cT
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies,
W bridgeport. Conn. Address Mss EMILY NELSON
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' Iarry-
town v s.. home care thorough course Oi silly >
oreu. .--utamuer Ij Miss 4. ". MEttA4t, PruclpdI
7rEW-CANNAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
N LADIE~; cxrescuccd teachers; numbers limited
Newt eauaan, Conn
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
5re Cream.

III NIlNII.
HORTONS ICE CREAM,
CHARLOTTE RUsSE and JELLY
ALWAYS PURE aud DELICIOUS
Al" Individual Bricks OF ICE CREAM
or for FAIRS PARTIES, &c.
Try them aHd You viii use no other.
BEfDl1:
905 4thaye, ,2SS Broddw y, 70 Chatham 81, y. \,
and 4SJ Fulton-sL, BGOOkyn
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
NEw-YoRK MILITARY AcADEMh
FOET WAsHINGTON, ".
EstabliShcd 1874
feut-

KIOPENS SEPT. (. 1882.
EOarung School Of the highest 1rite whose thresfoi
end and sctupuousy followed t1 mould at early
e intellect H youth By the viii 10y obedcHce anl
heieclngsDy relty1n .epartS these three great
every profession.
situatedo Washington Heights aoou f'n miles up the
Hudson reached the Avcnur elevated Road
lJJthst Walting
ncauOn The superintendent meets the ARRIVAL Of
uOrc beautiful and healthy pI lcoin nlHcnce n
mandnp tho delightful scsnrY-or more attractive -Ir
I0undinR, found along the lrta "a banks OF TAO
HndsOn its buildings Art unusually honeuSe- ,
There areiDrty ~ land attached . IT, snAioi inl
eIseoted by OAK groves anOrlng ample spIc, Jr pIA
grounds
French German aud spanish slDGeaL
APPLY FOR CAIALOtLE%
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
lbORDEAIN LINE.
CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE" LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEN-EOEk TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS.
TOWN
FROM PIER 40 40. NORTH RIVER.
CATALON "a eiuc,Iv Jan 9. noon
GALLGA..-.... " .ducsJy. Jan. lO. $50 A.
PANONGA. .N cduc-u1y. Jan. H.
PARTIIlA A............... " Nedne.iay. Jan. - a. m
Cabin passage, 800, So ami 300
StccUgc tickets and i0m all parts of Europe
Freight aud passage oite so : nOWiiu Green
VERNON IL. BROWN * CO., Agents.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ Between %ew York aud Hayre.
company pier new, No - North ycr foot Of Norton
Travellers hv this line avoid both transit by English rail.
and the discomfort Of crossing the Channel a
boat.
LABNAbOl Jpu'la Wednesday Jan - II noon
PENEINl Berry Wednesday. 10 a. m
AMERIQt T. SanteH. "Wednesday, Jan H. noon
Checks paydbi" at sght in amounts
TTausatantque Of Paris
FOrfltght ma passage apply 20
LOUIS ] l. BEBIA \. Agent. No Is Bowling
IN N'ORTANT TO PASSENGERS
This hI- organized special leaving
dock AZ Hayre rect Tor Paris arrival Of steamers Bag
chtCked at New through 10 Paris thus avoids
tom House examination ut Iayre same organization
II % Wy
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
9u5truclion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
r. OF NEW-YORK.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition.
~ afternoons. Thomas Reeves Ash l4j W. 45th--t
EENTRAL PARK SCHOOL. English and
- Classical 81 East 7oth-st. IeOpcns september ~
Thorough preparation for college or business For circuAra
Sc. address I;cv T.. T.. BUitN EfE Principal
NJ W. LYONS -
vi. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
No. EAST TWENTY -~E'OND~I., corner OF Broadway.
Twenty. seventh year.
Receives all eyes ami prepares Tor college or business
The duWn0Wu iOy. school centrally located.
nlupon same nooT liz T. high 'eiled and wrl-N enated
Spccialflrs helping IN Advisory Committee
braiy quarterly written examinations, spelling Ladder
Annual Report trcu at Putuah- ahd RdndOlphs ami
the Principals residence hd ItAlngion-aNc
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
Ocean Steamers.

4 NCHOR LINE. e.. ). Mail Steamers.
"a NEN-NOHk anj GLASGOW, via DERRY,
Huu Pier 20. NoIth RIVER. Ney-NOTX.
PDITNlA......Ja B. noon Clt. ASIA Jan. l3 4.
INDIA....... Jan. g. " p. , ETHIOPIA. Jan. 20. ,.
Rates ut pt--H,et To
GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL BELFAo orOr IONDONDERRY
Cabins $50 To- -S Excursion ticket, az reduce. rates
second Cabin so ~tctri c.tutNlId. -t1 Prepaid $50
For books Of IouJs IN scotland" rates plans apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. Bowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE.
kD Ncw aud direct line TO the South Of France.
NEW-NOItt AND BORDEAUX DIREtE
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons IuuI-. Jan. g. 1890 p.
CHATEAU LEONlLLE, 4.Uoo tons sat. FeU. 8, l.. II
Travellers France spain and ItiIy Pyrenuccs. Pau.
Nice, Gc. will time and expense by taxing This line
Cabin including wine, $50. oyclase, so Fox pIs5ase
apply TO
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

EUlUN LINE.
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOX QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Per 80 " r.. foot Of King
W u y, q
AKlLON uesday Jan o. A. M
ABLY Isl Tuesday, Jan Is II a. ~
Wl.I,1N uesdAy an ~ a. IN
ALASKA 80 a ~
~ These steamers are but OF IN water tight comp4r
mems and furnished with requisite to make the
Atlantic agreeable having
bathroom smpklngrOom drawing piano and library
also experienced sewaress ard caterer each
steamer The state All upper deck, thus nsuriug
those greatest of all uIues al perfect ventilation and
hght
Cabin passa according to saterOom 500 $50 aud 500
intermediate. $40. -tcrrage az low rates
OFFICE 30 20 BROADWAY.
WILLIAMS & GUION
" Y HAVANA 81 MEXICAN MALL >. Ilne.
~ ~teancra leave WEEKLY from Pier g. y r. at
FOR HAVANA DIRE 4 AND FON NEEA CRUZ
via Havana PtOgresp Caupeche and Frontera
CITY OF MERIDA Thursday, Jan.
BRITISH EHPli....... Jan l
CITY OF ULBLA THURSDAY Jan. Is
small tables IN dining These steamers doctors
T. ALEXANDRA j SONS, 50 BroAdMAy
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

PEARLS OF THE FAITH; or, SLAMS ROSARY.
Being tue nnety.mue beautiful names of Allah
tAsHd-cl-HGsudl, with Comments IN verse from
various OIcu sources (a- made by an indian Mus
sulmaul. BY EDWIN ARNOID, {. $. J., author OF
THE Light of Asia, etc. PIP. 319. Boston Roberts
Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31

For BAHAMAS. TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA, HAYTT.
PORTO RICO. I@11MUS or PANAMA AMI COLON BIA.
ug every invited 10 aya rmst.ye5
which they maAc ON any oule NIch tho
Compuu, take. at The extreme low pfct W - per
dav which include. living board tho steamer ID" whole
to ana they may any Otner steamer Ok the line
they may UI The voyage.
For passage apply 10 .-.1.,. , 80 .
10 state 81. New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
For Rovs and Young Mon-Conntrg

beginners also saturday teachers For urthgr
Information address FLOHENtE + a. DLNoMohL secy'
For Boys and Young Mon-CountrY
DITIM'S ErZiehungSanStalt.-B prepared
ID for college or business $500 per annun Fo catalogue
and references apply 10 Dr g.. W. BLUM Bcleynie NJ
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
l COLLEGE Conditioned rejected candida colohel
summeror winter orJttOuige dl'' r. H)TrdANN
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford
ID Conn. on Prospect Hin, outside the village very
healthy aim began SeptcmOer H. Prepares boysior
college For full Information send lot catalogue
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
- Sic y y prepares Boys College Sclendhc aud GOy
eminent Scnor and tor Business. JOHN MILEf. Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
l l Worcester Nass 9th year For fun Information ap-
ply To O.. b. NJ ErCALF. A. NJ ~upernten' 1t
DEEKSKlLL lN.Y.) Military Academy.-for
/ circulars addres, Col. c.J. WRIGHT A NJ PRINCIPAL.
DARK INSTITUTE.
For boys. 5000 year HENRY TATLOCK Principal.
DOUGHKEEPSIE q. " MILITARY
L INSTITUTE.
Dr. Warnings Boarding school Al aee'
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
januaTy TO- ApPy to GEri 10 HYiTr rresiea
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit
> y. J. ALFRED y. FULLER, PRINCIPAL Patrons
Colonel Archer y. Martin BIZ PHcst john H. Ja'q!c
city. '''1' WI '''''''
H'HE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Iayeu Conn prepares students for Yale college, Ir1'-
tees eI. President r. d. Woo-ey f. W Blake IL d. Pro
icsstr T. 4 Ih3chcT II g. kingsley, A. NJ \. g. lWlliug,
dress Il. j. CU-HING Rector.
GIOn PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG MEN
~ BNIO AND BOYS AT MEDIA PENN0, AtAb-
Tondy. oeci1i d for backward boys students admitted
ana classified any time; no cyamna'n Tor HWiS'o-
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
'ACIORI FOR NALt.
~ NEWARK, Y. J.,

NOR SALE.-A farm of $50 acres Ol the .Desl
Grazing land n May and. highly improved ssrso,r
canning house az stock arn Il has no su & ia az
npop which IL 10 situated aDOunds WIN via low "'
For particulars apply TO -
T. W. GALLUP, ,-.r i,,,
PerIYman Hartford county, NO
New-York tribune., 1882-12-31
DOYAL Nail TO lHE NETHERLANDS.

fO, h0tefdtH:
- MAAS -.......... wednesday, Jan B, p.
- W A SCHOLi IN .... WedJc~idy, Jan. a. t23O p n
FOR Amsi.rdGIBs
So ~CHIED Wednesday, jar p, 1870
lst cabin SO cabin, S5D SeeTage so prepaid So
il CAIAUX, General Agent, p south Wlham.sG
o. Nm a. a. r. FeiIf Agc1ts JO B'way Gen Pas. Agent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-29
Foreign Flashes.

London, 2S.-A memorial was pre-
sented to the foreign secretary,
signed by forty-four members of
Parliament. praying for the British
representatives to be instructed to
press the repression of the slave
trade as one Of the objects Of the
conference at Constantinople.
A thousand marines will be i'm
mediately sent to strengthen the
British squadron.
In the Commons alarming rumors
were published, to-day, of attempts
on the fleet at Alexandria, which
were formally denied. Dixie, under
foreign secretary, stated that he
could not answer any questions con
corning the alleged Warlike prepare
tjOns IN France.
Dublin, 2S.-Laborers of LOngfOrd
and Bruff have adopted a resolution
favoring an agitation to obtain from
farmers a plot of land and dwelling
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-29
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
XLVII CONGRESS-.
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 27.-The Senate COM
mlttee on appropriations amended
the item of the legislative appfopri.
ations bill providing fer the main
tenance of the office Of assistant
treasurer of San Francisco by strik-
ing out the provision for one receipt
clerk at $1,000 year. Mr.. Miller.
to-day, endeavOred to have this ap-
preparation put back in the bill. Mr..
Allison stated that the House had
increased the force in that office by
providing for one receiving teller,
coin teller and a messenger not here
tOfOre employed. Mr.. Miller ex-
planned that the constantly increas-
Ing duties of the Office made an in
creased force necessary, but the SEN
ate refused to adopt his amendment.
Later in the day Mr.. Miller made
an Intellectual effort to increase the
salary of the governor OF Arizona
from $4,000, as provided in the bill.
TO $4,000, the amount fixed in the
statutes in 1873, when the salary
grab bill passed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-29

Washington, 2S.-Y esterday the
superintendent received a letter
signed by the general manager of
each of the railroads, saying that
having investigated the powers of
the department in the matter, they
feared it would be impossible to ac-
cept any proposition which the de-
partment could make, as no such
train as that proposed could be put
upon either of these roads without
serious pecuniary loss. The three
roads mentioned having pooled their
passenger traffic of course could be
Induced to bid against one another,
and the departments PROPOSE
tions were blocked at
twenty-nine hours, as the mail
trains now average; the running
time between New York and Chi
cago is some thrirty-five minutes
per hour; between Chicago and
Council. Bluffs % miles; be-
tween Council Bluffs and Omaha
1917 miles and between Omaha
and San Francisco 2015 miles. Mr..
Thompson laid before each of the
three roads running out of Chicago
Uiz the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific and Chicago and North
western, requests for propositions
of such mail train, it being proposed
to make up with the entire twenty
nine hours between New York and
Omaha.
| DSuperintendent Thompson, of
railway mail service, returned q
day or two since from the west
where he had been at the request OF
the postmaster-general trying tc
make arrangements with trunk
lines west of Chicago for fast mail
train which should lessen the time
between New York and San Fran
cisco. The department has deter
mined upon the next step which i
will take, but is not ready to make
| it public.