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THURSDAY ; MAY 3, 1860.
Rai Their'Writers '
Moo , . ,
Since the Waverley Novels , astonished the
world by their picturesque force, their stro.
'common sense, poetic feeling, Igenial,bumor,
mid-wonderful truthiuhmllo, there has not been
Written a raer,e surprising work of fiction than
4 . ,,Ad em Beds. ' lA. more 'thoionghlY
.newel, in all. pointa, had, not previously been
produced. - It. co r ns out without any flourish
Of trumpeta,'wlthout any netts Of preparation,
wittout any tip-toe stretch of expectation:
On the title-pile Were the Words; is By George
Eliot."' Who could 'this George Eliot . be?
Therefis, no Such nine in Alliboneltientaik-'
able Dietionery, of English Sind Anierican-Ettt;'
thers.'' All knovrii,was;that a*sriee of stint*
'tteorge Eliot , badsppeared :in' Bkrksmod'it
, 4diedosegivNagasise, and bad ' been C'ollectiul
4itionblished_as a book.. But, no sooner did_
:"Adam Bede" 'appear. than ; pub*, opinion
,pvonounced it very good —public, opirden,
Mind you, its the best ~of antler. The, book iii
so truthllil—somal-4hat the world, of reader"
clatiped ft to its heart at once. The elements
are strongly and strangely'mingled in it. • The
'characters are like those in life : Puritanical
Dinah, with a heart full of tenderest affection;
pretty. Hetty;whese fatal gift of beauty caused
the tragic. passers in the book; Adam Bede
ltri4 Seth, who MAY emphatically , be called
men; Bartle,. thd. wornanhater; 'and, above' I
all, astonishing kis: Y'oyser, with her shrewd
sayings and. her worldly wisdom, so :whorled.
cally uttered.
All the time, nobody could discover who
• George Eliot was, or where he came from.
.4,beciplare known that this ,was_ but a, nom de
plume. Some fathered the book upon William
Hewitt;. setae attributed It to a clergyman in
one of the English inland counties. - At last,
it was stated that the author was sines Marian
Evans, living in Statfonishire, who had trans
lated 'Straus' " Lit* et 'Jesus," from Sherman
into English. . As that translation was published
some seventeen years ago,,and was probably
not executed until Miss Eiails was well uPto
her twenty-fifth year, we 'may safely assume
that she is now an old maid—that is, if forty
two years can entitle her to be so designated.
.Young or old, the author of," Adam Bede"
is one of the very best writers of fiction now
living.
She has just'produced another book, •called
ce The Mill on the Floss," which is even better
than "Adam Bede," in some respects. It is
by no, means ftir to judge of an author by corn.
paring one work .of his with another. But
even when this test is Applied, "The Mill on
the Floss" may be pronounced oven a better
book.than Adamßode.", • The • scone is in
the North of England, in or'near,a small
country town, and the characters revolie
around one' Mr'. Tolliver; who lives at Dori:
cote Mill, on the Floss. There are glimpses
of two clergymen in this tale r it:little more is
shown of tmattorney—syoring couutrybanker
to brought in also, but the real Characters of the
story ,belong to Mr, Tolliver and his family.
•Ne, With his wife, son; and daughter; Sid his
wife's' three sisters, make' the midi actors of
the story. For, the Most, part all the women
are undeniably vnigar- r sernetimes very mean,
too. Their .hatbands are rather better. ' The
whole lot would be'Si be familiar
silth - ne any of Mr. Thseketsy's flsiorite seam*
and swindlers. Mr. tallivelli - love ; for-his.
daughter, and regretfal regard -for his sister, •
who has married a straggling poor man, .to
whom she has brought a houseful of children,'
redeems him. The story opens with Tom and
Maggie Talliver irk:Childheed, andi with great
skill and effect, traces = them 'nil'to 'the -years
when Maggie becomes old enough to love—a
sad coquette she • terns out to be=-and to
suffer.
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The way in which Maggie attracts a lover
from her conein tucy Deane is indefensible—
bra it is true to nature, As for Tom Tolliver,
the brother, ho has some good points, with a
great deal of pride and selfishness. 'The book
deals with ?homely. people, and every character
in it is distinctly individualized. The four
sisters; sees Dodson, with their pride of family
and thorough selfishness, are actualities.• You
feel, in meeting them here, as if you bad
known thorn all your life. The writer's know
ledge of the world constantly breaks in, not
intradingly, upon the reader. The scene, full
of subdued humor, in which Bob Jakin, the
packlnan, humbugs Mrs. Gregg into making
purchases from him, shows a shrewd know
ledge of himan nature, as well as of the world,
and ifs commerolat Polonins were to give ad
vice to a modern Laeries, it would certainly be
like this lecture which Isom Tolliver gets from
his well-to-do Uncle Deane :
Ah, young gentleman," sold Mr. Deane, with
that tendenoy to repress youthful hopes which stout
and auceeesful men of fifty find one of their easiest
duties, " that's sooner said than done—sooner said
than do to."
"But didn't you get oh in that way, unele?"
said Tom, a little irritated that Mr. Deane did not
enter more rapidly into his ,views. "I mean,
didn't you rise from one place to another through
your abilities and goood conduct?"
" Ay, aY, sir," said Mr. Deane, spreading him
self in his chair a little, and entering with great
readiness into a tetrospeer of 'his own career.
l• But I'll tell you bow-I got on. It wasn't by
gattlpg astride aStiok, and.ibinkhig it Winaldlurn
into aliorsii if reit on it long enough. I kept MY
eyes and ears open, sir and I wasn't too fond of my
own back, and - I , ma de my master's interest nay
own. Why, with onlYlnoking into what went on in
the mill, I found out "how - there wai a waste of Ave
hundred a lair that might be hindered.. Why, Orr I
hadn'insore schoolbag to begin with than a Obiwity
boy ; but I saw pretty soon that - I couldn't get on
far Without mastering accounts; and I learned 'em
between working-hours, after. I'd been nulading ,
Look here." Mr. Deane opened a book, and point.
ed ap the page.' " I write a good band enough, and
rirmatch anybody at all Boris of reokoningby the
head, and I got it all by, hard work, lad paid for it
oat of my own earning * - often oat of my owe dip,
ner and mapper. And - I !Coked into -the mature of ,
all the thing, we bad to do within the business, and
picked up, knowledge se I want about my work,
and turned it over in my heed. ;:Why,lnr no mr;
• . .avarmetended to bet—but I've thought
of a thin • or two ins
of, and it a Mide'd fine d arenas' In"one - rtituris.
And there isn't soiardite shipped or unshipped at
tour wharf but I know the quality of it.. If, t got
places, sir, it was bent:wet made myself fit for 'em.
If itin Want to slip into a round bole, yon must
make a bait of yourself—that's where lb is.' ) •
Mr. Diane tapped his' box again Do had been
led on by pure enthusiasm in his subject, and had
really forgotten what bearing this retrospective
survey bad on his listener. Be bed found 'mos.-
don for saying theastae tiring .more than onoe "he
fore, and was not disthaeffy aWare that be had not
his port wine •
"Well, unite," said Tom, with a. alight com
plaint-1a , bit' . tinief -44 .that's - wfiati khouldilkar to
do. Can't /get on in the' ‘• :
(i The Mill qn the plosr.htifbeen - pUblielfed
by the Harpers, at New York, for.one.dolig
the 'selling pHce iri England being seven. dollars
and a, half. • Pass an internationirpoPi:;ilglit
lair, and tlie'American will approxiMate to the
English • price; It is because' books ' are so
mi4)l4loaPir in this . itioliitey,',ttinfi, in` Eniopp
that, taken as a people, we are much better
informed upon all subjects than our cousins
and friends across the Atlantic.
`A r "seeond- authoress, • 'and . a titled one to
boot, -le Lady Theresa: Lewis,. wife -,cd Sir
Gorge' Cornwall Lewis, (ez-editor of the
Edinburgh „firrieiv, and now a babini4 Minister
in England,) and -sister of
the Earl of Ow
& en
t .
.' 4 volume, Called The Semi-de=
tiohed. Honse,"l (published. by :Tinknott„br
Fields, Boston,) tells :Us, by its title-pair; that
It IS ',I edited by Lady,ThereeitLeWiti,, , buena
scarcely are In error when we •give,her credit
for having Written the hook: 't "c, The Somi.del,
tached Henze is a peasant; iniif3kitiling.
and interesting story of etery-dsy life in the
suburbs of London. 1t ie . noarcely story,
but a series of advdntaires,
,without any ro
mance,rwhich are very easily told - There is
a sprinkling of nobility ending-the eharseters,
but even the Duchess,eers tier,honorspeekly.
From the first page to the, hist,' there is not a
single effort at, flue The
,book is very
entertaining,; and in
_tills presents a doclded
contrast to the unineroun , Werke •Written by
Lady Theresa's husband, which are'remarka
bly, dull girl heavy.,
/Idea,, ,aun 4arnsil—llore is another saber
est; ,rSertia Percy, ,or, L'Esp4inen,'", by
)(swat Field. We, believe r thaA this is, a
raat44o o
401 tarX i /4 1 004k YOUDIE lady,
and we e C e - P*l ( l4 /OP.
ex eatkriirar 0 0 ,4 414 Art, „:.
Tae. totor7 Telace! , , th e sodrY#Mt. t irk
rfMr; whe . 031 ,thf A.* 44.- I zq bin"
.bem l / 4 me/ neie OM 402 41 UM4 1 . 3 1 4
tb t 4 rs 44adZ he reit.s.mu num,
well- ger. - bereavement. yieke .
grlev tie thi total loss offtroffivi44
leave! the •beeollhl,potuitu reeioelokAg . rrk.
she hed= 4 14 4 4 0 4: simeh weddeck ilf**,sll.lo4.
w0r 1 4, - PlesPliib, !ad , ,r 4 iNceS,to , ,mit,
PeveliinlshMeit IPSa CEP 4.14;, 10.0
comniences Ake AtOitre, kg r 4 eAlbsil!feriee l epd,
shelter,,—reiortlng ; gee4lewerh,
She bee been , wes.o o olitstirriu/t. ) I !;shlf*
interact her ebilihme rf cElbe #rengiqhrlst,
See 1 1 11 ik and is eIAPP* 4 he;, AM"
glee. I The sue ' 11WCIOA.
relates hew, eh(
surround, her,
howl so- dear,
The *hop, fo{u
relistous reeliß
powo Sim 00#,
aerivixt frpul,
those; wjh4,
,fpur
!3hie.f.V#lffiniesrkat,i
variance- with
etteei ok sc titsi.
weaknesses—in the, place, bertha Percy
and her; children think too mach and tallitoo t
'mue,t; of the fi pride," dignity, anderassequence
of' tho:.Percy Amity. „,Secondly g. Nrs-, Percy,
writing of her children, hoop pp, - Pgreat . deal,,
by ker PerPst* Mest4 0 O„011 *Or P 4 , 0 14 11
beauty InLeanore's. mum, it Iliffisft4o.4,OPOn;
so often! that, we filistost , L l4 . l O, h t 4 ..... b e ,e 0f. 4 197
Inst•ead •Of lovely. Lastirs'OsPrigptiSsystisti,
dialogue all • ihrongh • th,e, narratise. The,
satheris the tuOtit. iridefitt4oo ulidah 4ll #°T.
within, the S'AFOO
quaintanne,,- ,We counted sm #mall 1414, ,r 1
ridges in thig.volume,end theriphandoned,the...,
enumeration. Howard'perey, had Ite 11114.1
would have gone asp Missionary toAiMeniel
surely, such a sensible .person • aa, the tuttbor.
might hsvelbrund work for him, In his Master's
vineyard, a great,deal meow loins
at our own door, there are souls IP instructed
and laved, Without wanderinlott hlo 4 rOrtiple
countries I : •We notice, with some
.surprise„,
that a *Aim Percy," which ,ip published by .
the Appleton*, of New- York, is very strangely
printed. ; litany passages are rendered obscuXe..
by the wretched punctuation- 7 0 * le, by the
ominsion,of commas. It is *omit*
book, , and provokingly ~disilgtuing ; we have
found it. Upon the wholes,!',Xlestk4
if a first work, has a great,dsal of =tit? . !tar"'
garet Field,•as a writer, reminds Am, of. the
Misses Warner, either of whom mightliutve
been prouder such a „book is 44 ; Of course,.
as no woman ever Is content with ',writ* one
book, we shall hear, iron; this yoraN t epthmesto
again., , Next;time, she, will. he, a , little . Assi
diffuse and a little moreartisticel
cation. Bat he; , book 'dtilers'tts to bs -Isl4l l
and we cordially recommend R.,' „
! We have to notice somereenblicittions.„ Th t si:
new volume oiliooper's
illustrated by Thorley, contains a Satanstotz
first published, in 1846..- contahle,-MeSkr
very striking -Incidents, 'and beßcriiie/t ! sd,
In the, illustrations of this vobneo,Parloy 1,21,
been extremely spirited and sneraesatal., 7
Lippineett , & Qe., of thiaelty, bayabroug4
out, as part of their library , edition Of Bnlwees _
Novels , and • itomences„hia ; latest, work,
a What will he do with it?", It is complete in
three twelve no volumes, superbly-printed on
Plits4Ebsuod in. du*. „IThe.
irestetustY, lobllsholltrorkst in thbrbts9ol44
edition, are da,The Caxton.,"- 1[012!
a id telly Nara"! Inform., •
G. P. Putnam, Nev{ York,, has commenced'.
the publication of &National Edition of ivesh.
ington ,Irving's works. The second:.volume,
(but first published) contains thewhole of AM
Sketch Book; with the author's, autoblogriplll. 7
cal introdgetion to Up ,rtrOssd edition, - It is
embellished-with an engniving steel, from
Stuart Newton's,eortrait_ of, liSing, hIS
forty-sixth year; a vignette, showing Sunny
side, Irving's late residence, end several neat
wood engravings. The brio*, in clear ',typo
graphy and rose-tinted paper, is luxuriously
got up—indeed, it is one of the handsothest
books of the season. Hr. putiam intends in
Chiding the whole of Irviiigli,Work frithii new
edition, and
,by, the time ..completed,
Irving's Life and Correppopdence,,by
nephew, will ; probably be ready for enbikni-t.
thin. We (should not be -surprised ,if. this
National Edition of Irving Went off in team of
thousands. Mr. Putnam, we ebserve,i lisa
bought out, uniform with, this editiOn; the
Discourse on the Life, Clutnichr, and Genius
of Washington Irving, delliered before the
New York Historical Society, exactly,a month
ago, by William Cullen Bryant, the poet. It
is a fine criticism, as well as a highly interest
ing condensed biography.
The New Law Providing for the Return
• - of Undelivered Letters. -
'Proi.inii.mite, May Ist; 1880.
To Hie Excellency James 'Buckman, Press
dent of tko United States;-.88r: On the 28th nit; I
called at the pest Aloe In this ally, to-make Inqui
ries relative to the bill whit& paned both Roams
of Congress In Mareb;empoirering the Poet Odle*
Department to retain, free of charge, to the waiters
thereof letters on the exterior of which appear the
names - and residence* of the „writers, and which
have lain thirty days uncalled for.
_lmam informed.
at the office that the postmaster wan away in
Charleston ; that no orders impieties the low had
been received from the Post Ogloe tepartmen,t,
and that the office could give me no information
regard to it. . . - • -
Now, unless urged 'up to the performanise of its
duty by yourself, or expressions of public opinion,
it is my-belief that too Post Ogee Department
will either suppress the law, or render it inopera
tive, by giving toit .little or no publieity; ;and „I
have the following ststementafack tp,make , a ,--
Theplan,forreturnint.nn vend lettere indi
cated In the law recently emitted, is Pitrgind par;
eel of - a plan- for increasing the Widener and re
venue of the postal •genies, tkat ,hu been r urged
by me elm 1852.1 t is divided In .two parte—to
' wit; a. plan to deliver lettere,. and n plan to return
rs
:undelivered lette—to 'set anther esparatelyair in
anojtinotion, , as' the - writers of letter may deter
.
To test the feasibility of th e delivery hater. of
the device, the 32d cong ress added the sth eeetton
to the Poet Office ApproPriatibn bill, approved
March 311;‘1853.
purpose °Ube atr, e
the committees on Pat Offen* and goat 'goads, in
the matter to the attention of. the Senate,
signed a paper, dated - March 28th, 1853, , widett dis
tinctly set forth; that the amendment Wait adapted
in order to give the plan" of Oliver - livens Woods -•
fair trial. This paper .has been died ia the De
partment einem 1853, bet, despite, it • and my re
peated appltoations end remonstrances, the Depart
ment reinsid'th 'give effect to the 'bier, and It re
mained *dead letter:up to Mareh, , lBs6; at •irtrlelt
period some inembereof-the,Writh Conrail
went to the Itopertment .and parstandly requested
that a trial lie grentod r torny.devico. Thee Prgek
the Department wreaked me - te 'preened, but se
vere; and even extraordinary restrictions and eon
dilleits were inn:idea fleetest:thaw!ltid thenatia
fee:lion of demonstrating the practicability of my
plans to the arms from-whence, be 1853 , had ema
nated an dverse report to MY project, with% re;
port had 'formed the only Plea the' Dena/tient
cord d snake for not gliding effect' to - the On
January 3d, 1857, II received as expliciWtrank, ,
and manly avowal that my plans tonhiptoeno
cesniut operation, rendered over the. • lu t a o f.
the very officer who, in , Optoher, 1813, everted,
adversely to It. • , , . •
The monis of my efforts produeed feeling! of
oxasperation with certain, of the ceded' of the De
pigtment; - They seemed te view It eta.* rejection
on their ability and the Department flatly refused.to suggeet to,Congrem the simple and harmless
legislation neoenary to devote* the piblia utility
of the nieleare ' Was tiotetold that the law - was
not mandatory ! • Determined that my plena should
not fell through 11 pk of effort on say part, In June,
1858, I laid aprinted description of the same again
before : the Departinett,:matompanied wigi the fol
lowing opinion, to-wit " ' ' '
Tli e undersigned have examined the plan for in-:
creasing the efficiency of the delivery branch 'of
We. poatal service, as explained ity.Oliverlivana
oeds, of Philadelphia, in' the sub,PAtied .patea;
ro
thugh its agency, we i letter inlay
bs stifely - tfeliverQ, even In cues where theloo s -!
lion of the person for whom. It is inteadadis no.
known save the mere feet that he letomewbere in
California, or the Tcrvikriss ,of.-Orejmn ot•
Wash
ington.
* eF ISenate oiihnil;slted &atm.
D. , • 0 • Beton:aro tr,
"-
J. C. Mc/KM / Milieu* of Itepreselitatirse; 8.
-q,
.:Penaior Gorin, tel devote-Siam to the exami
nation of the svatem. demise' mimeo= an on tea.
• Nis colleagues lotto examined it, and hence the Tim=
ttnnvat Gads. ant ii genMiptine of the plan to the
Governor, of•Californift, anti- i *leered it of such'
importantly that,' oni4 lush, 1819, he -don
• verea.ainemage th the Lq re or. that Stets,
specially is refenetioe to the memers. intim melt
sage, he speaks as &flaws = • _ . •
In my °gill:6i, ' the &depth% of this inhente
would lessen :eery materially the number of dead
lettere Whiah are now isetreyet - everyipmetea - at
non •granolemn and enable Mamma who are sow
ttantly (111144 010;1qp J a ibqt VONA*
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Wade worm Ittishi 01q.4.1411 1 d1 lay* iiLs• pk t ,
fortis' *POMO fitters' hoot daitnisfeks ssit i s s
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• losseWr toiir . dofte,:tost ~if fa iioilthe ..-
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:te ~ , yell, bosisise - iiiii - sith • ittibsobr
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%if * int isss alliva t=V''
thadi ' ' meld los testima ri
polo- * ,,, .11 laitififitst the died* NNW set .0 Ist: - :`;.-.
i irtalli ttsui dr iUm lit or t ow. :k wier dArlight titipay r s it o,_ ar : ':.
4 _ttflPi=art..4.lly
_ _ -
mia B-7il hlut dat's and fessillth!'
a nem popultitten 7air . 014=itauts" bi- , ' id=
Jersey' adspaeii - :
intone 0 one Peel*, pmsemiseet# t 4 Introdnadest
would- nideuld fead.-to the diilivery of many lettes
Klett now - faliti iamb their O'Keefe* ; " bit llt-n • -
hiring , lender thit tie I in..:
Milderiaatlior ant imakoner:Sespand4 list" .
time ~, the
lhinsietaded to declare `the
.meow itiiielliforiToili. PIM
,Clenerakspla I ll i a laftaD:kf 4 4. i1 1 e rr0 11 . 4 ,441 1 IP!';
rifling (and I thole mhtieltri)! tbe , erroye , 6f=
the,' Postmaster General tithe fieherepsesaatod o ne
'of persons in
.the D
.ilfe for se many
years bird `Pitimintimf the ' 'of` imp
drew)* an slabersto eter moat stood of. Suspeuded three months.
tropOliA to Maki Seri a 'llitselpyati,' and-jr
1.44.101 Y, and-vidaz til.gtfyg•t orargati r t,-,
The expiamethsej. toed , * Wigan" 3 10 the .
elcuild'he lefty. undersod i find it inielyed a ,thi• -
4,eripthni of is nosenre, hithertoirdrsown In posted
°Peek 'a ' ll % .i g n iAtaral4osll.: Isarefested sompleti.
an d l i e n gosal rarcobOlost URI Mode a is-,,:
turning ilea terei' taloa*" letters to their -
. . _
- 'My 'letter; which waesdated. .7ady'2Btit,. 1859, •
eloaedwithes description of my project .for return-- _
ing, free of ehirge,all Undelivered lettiii, (valet- '
ble or etithrlinta on the - extiaitif of Whieklippear ; '-
the names indsesidenees Ottlte•endboro."--,
' The I. 3 taParleoenfs rePlissi iss7.lettel. dated „hapset ,
Wits 18 . 5 kilnd dgeedisi th e tut or the Thunee' -- '
Burensil-M s wit, Aist TtdiCheidetint4dethisenter: - -
General.: The latter.rnaiatathed absolute *blue • r
hi regard to the diagram", and mueonithed to ms-
rarely Soidemisleg my plan foe nitarithintsfe- ' 1 "
Nimrod letters. It declared that area iLthalhests ,- . ,;:-.
master Gaul* would anSoMMeedthit deesthe,,that . , _
the " reecerneeiklitlith Weald bilinheidid,, ff net
treatedisythe UMW, la haperthitahmt :: -
' % I nisht 7 W l2 . o* lntlaw o,ol wfach'lliststAll tiensik--
I thus unasarsthly, eentleamettethowamene to ,
1 puy Whiffs' u id oPerelleini bedNllMisief fthipM;
nothostrdniesinererneemsear,ssently-pieseg rther,-;
fa order, to umplath thee. reenondonea. I re- -" -
piled: . letter,' dated Reptivalierlher, _
. - 1850, - and
inaitol Mauer' 'alluded to the'effithiser find& "
tales: bther - Deparbuent.in reemd, Jo. the ,Igke. -, ~, •
guru. . , Thb .olued: the :oorruponthe Mt T .
slatted the sitranste of Maltase* repartee the
Department, outdoes tethers lit rupilise it -, ';'-
litiaddreuird to• , deneste'e, mostetlem,teskspled.:
Marsh fi11t,18 . 0.• ..
..
~,ltslienthit report thipeirid, le it' soy iivisillicf
astenhisinent, :I' found that , the idepastmentluid
adopted l and pet, la actual operation my ditdesktui ..
for assmerdsd Ward& letters and almost nty
very notate's** used to ' philtre - the advantages --
the , new esti. over -the old eplutorly res-...
turn !Joann It " esppersed
it ed.
'Events su
enerAt
n I hid Made' tluit lindelthired .
letters Shoal So lose thist three emthe (to wit--.
one !Until) before Wog neternit," 'pianism made ,-
in the , -
• Frou r lV — tha
rraf one. instituted. I fisaellthiat - .
some gate nring Beptember; 1859.•-the ardor for; _
the new system was based t %swath= theD•Crt
it
ment wrote s last - letter-to wit; *matt - th. ,
litda-Lit liedletenitimid to seise me,'ind; wi th out" • -
licknolfladinicibr alfririnbte trAY NMI, Intslinmee ~,
Its dimmeAmrsgard.to the diagram., A mew -
nusemaione appropriation and 'kind* oftersoliS " '
fortnoletrespilonsofabotbor's Wainvosanerveoli -:,•'-:
be enusivod. , T,The eillelebr that.mehmered , it, ..
doubtless plume tbemselvos on their threinthere,
bat I Mast that you -will 'view It in the same light
that has every high-toned Mimi eequainted with
the estu r s-to-wit, that it was. a ,piette",,of . , putty
smartemi, ill beeming a Depaftment Of 1. - great"
To eths :Senate's -thquiriee for.plar.s to diminish
the number or dead letters , or to providethr th eir .
return to the writers ' thereof the Department bid '
none to 'Geer, 'hat . prembed soon to make nue
practical suggestions. After waiting almost three _
months from the date of the premise; the Senator " ' -
to whom I explained mf plans,' finding no angry- '
dons trim the Department forthcoming, onlrehru
sty 27th,1880,,introdneed $ resolution, which was
adopted; instructing the Poet Office Committee of ''
the Renato to , bemire Into the expediency of re—
turning undelivered letters to their writers, and In
Marsh the committee reported the. bill, Uthpassage,
of *Met in hoth Boluses I Chided to in the orating '
of thit ceamunlention. • Not one member of either
breach of the Nations! Legislature appestat° eon-
our kuSheopthion of the Department that, if adopt
ed, the plan ' 1 Mould be unheeded, ifDot treated by
the eimetrree impertinent." Buidners mum, fa-
millarwithi my edue,luve reed the odiebloomum- .
ideation of the Department with surprise, and piss-: ,„
rumneedlissi opinion' enunelated - therel - a abiaid:- • -
Experience has taught ate the:disregard of lave
and public duty of which the Put CHNeeDepartroeut
is capable, and I repeat that Treiber lashed op to its
duty, by or the voice of piblie opinion, it
will seek to. ,verify its predictions, either by sup- . -
pressing the law, or by rendering it inoperative by_
giving little or no pithlthity to it. ' . •
The importance of the bill may be animated
from the het that about one quarter of a million of
undelivered letters are destroyed per month in
Deid Letter Offiee of the PostOdice Department.
If the pernicious effeeta to business men and the ..
coolness, and often • estrangement, between corns
pendenteresulting from the destruction' of - undeli
vered -*lettere ould 'be Minuted. Mew, per
haps,
the hill recently enacted would be viewed
as one of the most important 'to letter-wtiters - that
.
for yearshas passed - Congrees " -- - •
As for .my plai of delivering lettere, it -is m y
opinion that se member of the Post Mee Depart- .
meat will, in my presence, before a hody.of intent: -
sentmen, deny its ability to render eoincerinieation '
by mail not only possible, but probable, If- the per
son for whom the letter is intended is anywhere in
the State or Territory to which the letter bee been
sent - The almost emirate - certainty of- the , safe
delivery of lettere that' would, result from the -
adoption of ' the ,measure would induce the mailing - -
of thousands upon thousands (Whitten, the peerages •
on which would tend io swell the.publio.theathuy. •
Indeed, the plan would prove, an- effective deviee -
for increasing the revenue 'of the eetivies Of the Poet
Odle* DePagment,'ind yet thCoilletaltof that De- ' '
partment e . upon toothy imaginable
_pretext, keep
the ineastwein the background; • - . - -
Respectfully, your ebedient *errant, .
.. ,
- , OLligit ..... I L' , ANS WOODS. .
Irr The 'London Daily Past takes exception to
the opinion which Lord - Macaulay in 1857,
praised to the world, via : That the Republlo of
&merlin was destined eventually to experieneo the ,
fate of ail the Republics that have, Preeeded it,
and to disappear in tbn . detiotfinn of a Yankee
cLotwki. The Post thinks that on this point a doubt
..elasaa.e OM , Pre -
BOMB no amity, exeept in name, to a r ji7eto
republic'. It utands on a mime larger base, and
linries its roots deeper in the soil-" This is kind.
of the Post. Let the alarmists at home who•ara
trembling in anxiety for the permanency of, Arne
riean, institutions gather comfort sit the sound of •
the voice which cornea from over the water: -
A young men who Is serving out a teire in - -
the Michigan State Prison has 'airline along letter
to hie friendt, dwelling anon the emisti Which - led •
him into Crime, aed'sraminingep the ',waitron' of
" tip-top life," atibiderstood brrapid young gem
titers!: • kis ,isa3a may not • comprehend ;
this term, bat let ner•expliin. By living a tip-top ::
lit* fa-meant first to be idle; second, th '
whiskey, or- anything "else; (end of coarse' get
drank ;r'tidrd, to frennent ell places of coarse fun,
alai as e6ok-tights, boxing matches, negroysiniwk
do.; -- fourth, to keep a concubine or two; and illth,
to Meal all 'they Can lay their hands upon. Inn,
the a ,l i s living a tip-top life. 'Thus kaval fallen,
and thus will thousands Of young mut WV'
• JAPANISK DISCOVIRT..7The Japanese thought
that ,the ladies whom -Ahoy. saw, at the Sandwich
' Islande wearing orinefine Setae* tilled the im
mense shirt". One Of the - "men, who happened to
touch's' drills' it! "*aarliig,iras moot surprised to
find it caving in; and bird out into - roars of laugh
ter ithit astonishing discovery. Tils ideas of the
bodily - proportions of the fair one suddenly ooh
' • ' . ,
- 1. .1* Bin Knehelbeelser, lately deceased, was a..
of. a German nobleman, and -in early years, s
Ida Ruda .' of Air - he grew
wp :beesm• imbued with demoeratio ideasousd
looltpart,•in 1825, Ina ravolatiou at Bk. Peters:
b unt , Nicholas hastened to the domes of the out,'
lira,. on the " dpiitni of St Isaacs, add shouted out
Ike &mous weKs_.• " your Ames, rehelf,em
the Csar.".,at tbtaltsomeat Knohelbeoker pointed
'a doable:barreled plata it . the' breast of bit mo
'rettliv but it was honked away by a immoral, aid:-
"the would-be 811111011113 look refer •in IDOL' 'Oh,
was captured. end Nichols,/ offered him his forgive,
;nen; but Enokelbooker=would not • abandon his
cherished diesseismtle ideas, and io be wet -sent si
a23.l•Utiliketbk ' , For thirty-live rare he lived ig
;the dramyrmalusion of a Calmuok village on Like
lleiltaL aupperthig himself lithe mappers of fete*
f and otherjar•heming anbn lathe Ume refusing
4, 4410 , 4 ,5ty pigsraratihbe.by khan. A few years •
- ego tim,Ciree,kreligion aids wife`ivii Serrated Mit'
by a Rusigg•priesttand; though *singly attached
temaisheither, Osstraiband and Will Were fonsibly
divekreed t . gwahalheeker, u i,llemaska s wens Pre:.
seinmt,: and hisetildran: hive' beefibrbk -
iden - fi
tter & Or lelliorl2reamii:•-'Afier Wow his
Winrll7 crelia7rititd immilabot:l4- thy, -luk*
ale - - -
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