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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05

alongside of the SLAYER To do so was, now that the
vessels way was stopped. comparatively easy. we
dashed on board and after slight resistance on the
part of the slavers crew in which two or thIee VI
our men, myself among the number were woubdeo,
We took possession of the brig There we I6nIa 1a
a long wooden tiller. He had, 1t seems, juniper On
board alone, shot the man at the hehl, Ut ' ne
said helm down with his leg while ID ,s t nI 40
held his other pistol with which he Threatened 10
shoot anyone who dared to touch hlin 1 iancy
that his cool pluck had caused panic anpng tlio
undscplinel crew. apanic tlat on. sLeJr mo was
that nobody on board thought OF shooting MN MN
before he got to the helm. in which case we cou ,
never have got on board the vessel Inc be
speed she was going through the water nat NC
did glorious piece OF puck tilat III lnoS9 uay
would have been rewarded with the victoria CIoss
gallant a fellow. Poor fellow, all the reward nc
got beyond the intense admiration OF those W o
him act as he did was bad attack OF sliaIiPoH
from the diseased animals on ooard the
which somewhat spoiled the face OF one OF the ahd
soonest men ever saw. He IS now an Admiral NE
done many gallant acts since then, Dut none codu
beat what ne did Oh that Ito those preSent' ciioi
able morning. -, -
In the above badly-written pages ! have en-.
deavored to give your readers some hotioh vi WIN
used to go on IN old times, when there were w
steamers and no steam launches. and when, may
be forgiven Tor saying 1t, sailors were salloIni
could recount many more adventures soIns WH VIA,
similar TO those now send you but DO not WISH
to bore your readers appear egotlsticai III ,elI
eyes. The only comparison would make III Lesala
To our d0ings in those days Is with tue work 1Uno
by the bluckading squadron during the Clvll war
III America; for ii over men required PLUCK, enu l
anco and sef-denial, il was tho poor ieli9W9 viz
had to keep or eendcayOr To Keep, DlockauuIt-
runners. If not savers from communicating win
the stormy shores of Florida and South carolina;
They are too modest to tell us what they VIEW ~
fhrongh. PERHAPS forty years hence they Will do
as am doing ami recount some OF their advontu.Gs,
which am convinced would quite put INTO the
do not wish TO he mistaken IN my remarks about
the black race will not venture to give an
opinion as TO what Providence meant TO De nJ on;
do from nv own personal experience, that Dlack
man is happier and wiser man In america North
and South than he could have been IN AII'c q.
ave eyrn il he were as of them are Tree 20
take daily pot az the English garrison a'
Suakim, Oh to swell the army of the Mahd:;
' HOBART PACHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY TWELVE PAGES

forming part Of the foyer Of the theatre and throwing
open the rooms TO business firms He has likewise dis
continued the Wednesday afternoon musicales ana arr
receptions and Introduced minstrel performance IN
stead Mr. McVicker closed his theatre this week and
has entered upon the work OF rcm0dcng aud emDelis
Ing that place OF amusement, promising 10 eApenu
100000.
He a OF large fortune, was widely known
throughout the Northwest and was very prominent In
the Development OF the Northwestern Railway system.
An Investigation Of the methods pursued In the CHER
Grain Inspectors Office has been In progress CURING
the present week by Legislative Committee. Among
the developments the fact that me nDer OF TIC
State Senate the rolls messenger having per
formed three errands and drawn $500 FOR the service
The excitement the local political campaign mas
attained unusually nigh PITCH andudged By the al
tendance upon the public meeting the Harrison aonn,s
traton appears likely be brought to an END at inc
election next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
Old Brandy.

I may explain that tie httle-known onne'ehe d Ia
Pobespi,re is an apricot oeiee drenched with plenty
of absinte set on fire and served while blazing with
green fame very da5ocal TO look upon but exceedingly
good TO eat and likely become popular that 1t has
been Lac6e In the midst OF artistic and fashionable
eoterie.
Mr.. Edmund Yates, released tho other day from tho
place facetiousy called by his friends the Chateau de
Chemincreux, Is now in Paris.
Mrs Iangtry will appear Saturday morning in
Peril " for the first time In London.
Lady Rose Lowell who died the other tay. was sister
Of the Duke OF Beaufort and of Lady LOndesborogh and
the wife of Squire" Lowell OF Hinohclsea IN the New
Forest The Squire " has pack OF buckhounds with
which he hunts the wild faowdcer OF tho New Forest
an immense wild region Or this country OF some 400
souare miles I'm extent There red deer lso In the
Forest "a well as numerous other wild animals such az
offers and badgers extermnatei In the thickly settled
counties There are also herons, eagles, ptregrinc
falcons and other rare birds to be found there Mr..
Gerard asceles the Ranger OF the Forest Is the finest
falconcr IN England and always has several young
peregrnes - at hack" 1t is technically called. There
il delightful yachting near the New Forest altogether
one OF the interesting places In England. and where
Rufus shot by Walter Tyrrell The finest salmon IN
England is caught just its verge, and the iaow
Mrs MAXWELL the celebrated novelist, has beautifn
house In the deepest recesses OF the Forest and rides
regularly to hounds In invariabo nayy-bue riding
habit and stovepipe hat.
We are now all agog tho University boat-rac'
ana crowds OF people streaming down to Putney
witness the practice OF the Blues The weather Is amos
"a bright and sunny as you hare H. but terribly keen
on Tuesday the Queen drove In tho Park, where amos
| everybody seemed TO be present The Mikado OF
sale OF celebrities so will IL be saturday next Wit
| Mr. Pinero's new comedy at the Court Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
NEW-ORLEANS.
no MONEY, so LAW AND ORDER. 80 QUAR-
ANIME SYMPATHY WITH GENERAL

[nr TELEGRAPH To THE TRInUNE.l

tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRinUSE-l
Npw-ORLEANs, April i.--The inability oil tho
city TO pay large force Of laborers and tho urgent
necessity for work the streets Induced tho Couhe on
Tuesday TO authorize the employment on the streets by
the Administrator Of Improvement OF prisoners "huer
.ntence I'm the workhouse; In other words 10 return 10
the long abolished and much condemned system OF
chain-eangs.
Tho On, company and the city reached an agree
mon, ana ON wednesday the street lamps were again
u.h,.d The Brush Electric Light Company has sub
m,ttcd pruuosltion TO the Council to light the entire
CITY now covered by the New-Orleans Gas Company
with electricity aud for the price that the gas com
pauy was to receive. TIC proposition came the same
n, ht that the gas company contract approved by
the Council Trio next contract for lighting the city VIII
bc made no doubt with electric light company
The subject Of cremation. which was agitated exten-
stvely some months ago resulting In the formation OF
cremation Society. has 10y no means lost ground. The
ocic,y ha. been actively at work pcrccthg plan for
,ho ,nc,pcrntion Of bodies and obtaining from tho
r,toncan and American towns wherein crcmaormns
are established all the necessary information 10 build
ono NJ those structures In this city ON Wednesday the
s,b the society will hold meeting Among the subjects
70 h d cused the question OF burning garbage will be
taken ur
s.o-,, n, tho poncrs are advocating n Citizens Com
mites b. look after public "a lrS and 10 9l the aH,ho
tbs IA executing the laws both Grimm" 'na 'n s' lI
hein yiqornn.ly urged especially by me hrcniag ifm
and the probabilities are that tho c'"l''''co w" 10
tanned al no distant day.
nh p-osident ~ the Board OF Health DR.. Holt. at tho
mating m The Board Wednesday evening call'd httth-
lion 10 the fact that owing to the failure 10 itAr upon
non y, ,orrnnfs is.ued for tic establishment Of a
Lever quarantine station work has not YET pech Oeg
and The Board will have to abandon Io inc reseht III
homes OF Improving the system Of quarantine ~ was con
ir,plea aud would have been carried out ouI ior inc
Lack al the necessary FUNDS.
The gentlemen In charge or inc Exposition
,,I 1cb takes place the l2th OF next month. are
working hard To make the affair success ana are
no,,r, ged 10 believe that their efforts vii meet with
,i ,,unrd due them. The grand reunion or veterans
phnth armies OF the late takes place on MAY
& he comnaues competing In the dri Will Join the ola
crs IN the ceremonies aud parade attendant on their
meeting.
much sympathy with General Grant bns been ex-
nrcssed bon by the press aud the public c0HectlVey
aud Individually The hope mat ho "ouio ieeo'oi mas
b,en sluooIo anl UNIVERSAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
TRYING TO RIDE TWICE WITH THE SANE BILL

AS South Ferry stage passed Chambers-st.
cone ND yesterday morning, a pretty young woman
climbed in and took q scat by the door. Fumbing for
some time in her purse. she drew out 50 bill and
handed It forward to gentleman. who passed t up to
the driver OF course 1t was handed back to her. u,
Ia there not some gentleman here who can change IL
for me :" she asked u, , . ,,.. ~o,
No ono answered. Then l suppose mus. GET
ont and perhaps miss the train at tho Grand Central
Depot" -. . 49,, .na ,o,,,,
Opposite her sat young man who got up and' paying
At Union square she left the stage and entered a
store Halt an hour later the young man VINO paa hsr
the Same young woman hailed tho stage, entered aud
without recognizing her SenetaStor on iac up UP
corner He had change In his pocket paid her fare and
handed her back 30. .
the change.
40, guess not. Ipad your fare. miss. coming up.
How many miles do you ride the credit OF 10 blllf
she blushed scarlet pulled the strap. aiighed aud
hurried around the corner into Bondaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
CHICAGO.
LEGISLATIVE BEAR-GARDEN -ELEVArED
RAILROAD-THEATRlC
Tim |

RAILROAD-THEATRlCA
IRY TELEGRAPH THE TRIDuSE.l
CHICAGO, April 4.-The Illinois Legislature
"a ropidly developing into beargarden ana Is but re-
heating the history OF the disgraeeful Assembly which
was presided over by Mr.. Haines four years ago Dur
ing The week two personal encounters between members
have occurred on the floor o tho House, In one OF which
,ho participants Kicked and belabored each other In
Nv that would have disgraced professional fighters.
Sneaker owing his supposedly independent ati-
,ude ana whose vote Is needed By both political wings
has been allowed to pursue protest from
either party which would not have been tolerated In
one else He has allowed to carry on the payrols
v onehundred personal fayortos as doorkeepers and
,or. aganst ali precedent, and this week openly
with mn attem pit influence legislation in conneo
n with bill introduced to regulate stockyards For this
o MANNER had the courage TO urge his impeachment.
~ WAS given no support The only legislation which has
ten Effected thus has been In the Senate. where
h, regulating the conduct OF election primaries was
assed This provides for the imposition OF fine anu
M sentence upon the conviction Of any one voting at
urinary not authorized by residence or poca aflia-
,,o, Tho proposed modification OF the Election laws
ma, been favoraby considered by the Senate. Another
,nnortant measure before tho Senate Is law similar
20 the one In vogue in Missouri making gambling
felony There is at present very little prospect OF CON
current action the part Of the House on any OF these
measures one OF tne fs PrS ssems likely to be
adopted, is proposition TO place al Tue SINAI Guy rSs
under the control or the Park ComnlsslOhers. i@
ps of money have expended upon the great park
OH the outskirts OF the city, but the small parhs
&c heen neglected tho park funds were not
nnnieable 10 their Improvement This rule Will DO In
vssrried with the adoption Of the proposed bill.
practical has been started toward the con-
srueton of an elevated railway through the south dis
ric of the city The company Is securing right OF way
along stae-st Offering TO indemnify property,owneri
op their own terms IL Is asserted that the plan VIII
acceed The proposed road Is direct outgrowth OF the
dsaection over the cable system introduced two years
- aud which has In wise met the expectation OF the
hic In the matter OF speed the certainty OF accom-
notation in addition to which tho system deemed Wy
the public raught with great danger 10 he ana hnp
Tho Madison Square Company has evidently nren 0n
avay from its ed resolve not to play On sun
days played last sunday night and Is eoeksd Gr TIM n
new manager OF the Columbia has announced hls pur
to scatter the art collection In the rooms practically
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
LONDON GOSSIP.
AN ENGLISHMAN'S NOTES ON ENGLISH
TOPICS.

a
TOPICS.
tvpox y occ ,stoSA AL CORRESPONDENT THE rRIBuSEJ
INV LONDON. March ~.
The observation Of Lent in this country is one
OF those curious things which no ordinary person can
rightly understand 1t period OF sackcloth ana
asbesf,r from and theatres and concerts. especially
ON first nights are crowded Bat there Kind OF ui
n social cntertainments-that Is to say, We do not
give balls and big parties, the consequences oeng
that there il little dinuerpary TO 20 To every hiBh
and to many sensible people wh't Is called IA Pe'''e
sa SON before Easter far pleasant Than the S"
ind Drang OF the regulation season after It. But II we
are thus Just as festive ia reality during Lent as al any
Other season we are careful dress In some what deep
half mourning At luncheon parties now very popular
AS at dinner black Is de riJcur for ladies ana men
stndously avoid al bnt sek and white neckes lhis
Is one way displaying sorrow and paying due ohSerN
apce 70 the fasts the Church During Mid-Lent we
enjoyed still In our sOmbre raiment quite cheeIu
time mot with lnasauorades after the superannuated
French fashion, bat with such cheerulness Us becomes
serious folk.
Tie London iisrafcur and journalist beet known to
his numerous frieds Bernardo OF the TuFret cole
brated Mld-Lent by inviting uncheon-party to DISCUSS
An allnsive or "conundr1c bill OF fare. Menus with
quotations added have been done to DEATH but the
purely abusive style ls quito new. Among the company
nre.ept were Lord Barring, Baron and Lady Diana
IIuddleston. Mr. Ncst Cole. K. ~. MI. fbii MoIi''
A. X. A. Mr.. Marcus Stone. a. H. A.. Mr. whistler hr'
Harper Pennington. Mr A. stuart Wortey. Mr. Cragie
Mr. Corney GRAIN sir &. Stephenson and many other
laies and gentlemen distinguished In literature. art
aud society. Tho suggestive which caused much
specula;ion and amusement, Is appended
WHAT MEAN YoUI
We're all the way from Westminster.
Aud we've got no work 10 40
Cayiare to the general.
Write me down an ass.
To throw perfume on the violet
think on those companions ttuo
Who studied with me 81 the u
University of G0ttinsen
Spirits are lald
Gil angui d inferno.
There's a divinity that shapes our tnd,
The grand old gardener and his wife
Smile at the claims Of long descent
Beauty draws us with a single hair.
My lord, the carly village cock.
sea-green Incorruptibe.
Came to town
Upon little pony;
lie stuck q feather In his cap.
AMI called him.
ALcut will wcI.nigh starveye
The smaubccr of polite society
Sing me SONGS Of Araby.
Cheers the tar's labor or the Turkmsa's rest
Naiad OF the Pnlcgethontlc rilL
>
| This being translated ssniheth:
Hors drnyrcs.
Caviar.
Eaucssun d'Arles.
Sauclsson de Lyon
German Sausage.
Tomato soup.
DcvIlled Eels.
| DETAILS o la iarliniere.
| Jugged Hare.
| Curried Spring Chicken.
| Omeette Ia Robcspierrs
| MaclrOnL
| Md-lent Simne Cake
| Champagne P6rinet 1874
| Coffee.
| Cigarettes
Old Brandy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
SOME MEN ABOUT TOWN

General Grant I'm his struggle with death shows taa
great qualities which he displayed in battles with thu
rebels He Is the least excited though the most inter-
ested character this scene. those OF the great
battles he won His patience and serenity under pain
and amid conflict equally displayed now as tbcu
And ne lights with death, with rebellion, with ths
0Dstnacy or great mind and strong constitution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05

General James s. Negley. who served under Grant
during the war; and who in Congress during great
part OF General Grauts terms President was calling
my attention to the above peculares of the ex-Prcss
deht. md In an interview with Negey, printed In
PtsDurg paper, some other ideas OF the man which
regard as emineuty just. He says: "The foundation
OF General Grants whole life devotion to duty-ths
idea OF doing anything else than the ulhmen Of this
purpose never entered his plain and upright mind His
whole career was made luminous by good sense and
hgh regard for the rights of the people under the laws
inhexDe In battle he was generous to- fault in the
holr OF victory lie believed that to establish durable
anu advantageous reconciliation peace should be ratified
III sprt OF peace an that conditions should be
Poseu put those which could be accepted with honor by
posn armies No funeral Grafton attain to such
p1werui eIoquence as the few simple words uttered
when he bid the Confederate soldiers return TO their
homes The Nation viii identify itself without distnc-
non or party or religious creed with the ceremonies Ds
homage paid TO the sublime aud immortal dead, and free
people VIII join in harmony to erect monument TO his
memory In the capital he saved by his wisdom and the
Valor OF the Union armies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05

was speaking with Colonel Edward T. Wood about the
contempt case against Mayor Edison. which tie
Colonel thought the defendant would win, If 1t was no,
abandoned by the prosecution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05

Colonel Wood is among the great army Of the dis.
grntled Democracy who either laughing swearing
President Cevelands Confederate States Admins
tration. He thinks Petroleum V. Nasty ought begin
series of letters dated from the Confederate Cross
roads, enlarged into a first class post-once. He
Thought Hubert o. Thompson was pleased with Mr..
Parsons appointment but told him to the contrary
He thought Mr. Thompson might yet be nominated 10
the place Collector OF Port when Mr.. Robertson
retres in June next But the question OF rhompsons
confirmation rejection will have To be settled to Mr.
Ceyelands satisfaction he will take the DANGER
step OF nominating him. The Senate shows by Its
neglect OF Mr. McMulens nomination a. Appraiser that
IL is in no hurry to make unnecessary changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05
Gil angui d inferno.

There's divinity that shapes our ind.
The grand old gardener and his wife
Smile at the claims 0f long descent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05

The adjournment of the Senate without day may no
used by Mr. Cleveland good excuse for immedi-
atey reappontng any more ex-Confederates to I'LL the
vacancies as they Collector Robertson may yet
offered as dose of gall aud NORWOOD for eagerly
pectant Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05

Naiad OF the Pnlcgethontlc rilL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05

Speaking OF the yanderblts gentleman acquainted
with nearly all OF the descendants OF the Old Commodore
said to me: Has occurred to you how free they
have been from the which often attaches to the
possession of wealth. There is not to-day
dulnkard rogue spendthrift gambler IN the entire
family. on the contrary, William II. Vanderbilt sOEs
ave all developed good business apntiie an inclha-
hay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-05

General Grants testimony in tie ISL case Will seat
rest amy lingering doubts that he not wholly isno-
rant OF the transactions of those model modern fnaneier
Ferdinand Ward and James d. Fish. IL read Ike The
nlnn nnyarnished tale OF an innOfent who recOg-
niEes that he WAS duped and who had made up his ad
To submit the humaton or July admitting his *