New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

An English paper contains the following al.
vertisement WAITS situation, a practical print.,
who Is competent 70 take charge Of any departments
the printing and publishing house. Would accept 8
pro.ess0rshp In any OF the academies. Has no o6ee-
ton 20 teach ornamental painting and penmanzhp
geometry. trigonometry, and many other sciences Il
particularly suited to act rs pastor TO small Eysnge.
lcal church, a local preacher. BE would have no
objection to form small bot select class Of interesting
young ladies' to instruct in the highest branches To
dentist chiropdis. he would be invaluable be can
do almost anything. Would board with family, fds.
cidedly Pious.'
The following is from The English Westtrn
Clyi.iiaa Adroca,e; "Tae london Caristion 7imu
prints sermon Jan. 81. IT'S ninth and tenth pages
delivered by the Rev. j. w. Goucher Of Robert street
Chapel Grosyenor Square, London entitled, Personal
Power; Sermon ~ the Young Said sermon va6
written and preached by tire Rev. A. L. Stone OF MAJ
sachusetts eight years ago ana was published in the
National Preacher February, 1855. Mr.. GoucheS
changed the text and substituted few words bet in
all other respects tho plagiarism is wholesale and ul
mitigated."
The Duke Of Manchester, who was lately in
stalled as Provincial Grand Master Of the Fre.masous
OF Huntington and Northampton. suggested that dis.
ousions should be held in the lodges for the purposes OF
reconcing the apparent eonrad ctions between tho
facts as related in the Sacred Writings. and the facts
as discovered by scientific meR" Such he thinks was
the business Of the lodges and Masons now adays
w ,ud enter on sach discussions With becoming rsr
ereace
In London, lately, Q tradesman, on going TO
his bedroom was somewhat astonshed 70 see tie hgt
and feet Of protruding from beneah bis bed
Horrihei the spectacle he called upon his wife, wno
making her way to the ROOM promptly dragged No
owner Of the legs and feet out into the Light. Any or.
nsments for Your fire-sove ma am said the intruder
cooly. The fna.e was In u jail
Some ways at Cork, Ireland, recently aayer.
tised that Regatta, which was to come OF SoI, wcui
take place certain day the consequence OF whlca
was that vast crowds assembled the banks Q! the
riy baafs the hour stated some yOunQ zen
rowed rapidly pest the assemblaee shouting sold
aSsin" The people flung stones at them, missed them.
laughed and went home.
A Prussian carpenter has, with the Captain
AID others. been charged with conspirng TO scGttes
ship for the purpose Of de.rnading the underwriters IL
appears that four other owned by the same par.
tee and commended by the Captain, have ALREADY
been sunk ICr the same purpose all having been aea'uy
insured.
A cargo Of human bones, shipped from Genoa
has been seized at Hull England IL Is supposed that
lsrgo trade - carried secretly in this kind OF eoodi
The bones have probably been used " make kn..e-
handles, tooth, pieks. and the like.
The total number of effective non-commis.
foled officers ard men serving in the army in Ireland
during tbc present Month is 20 96 There are also Zoo
cavalry and artillery horses, including officers chargeTr
aud u held guns.
DR.. SHhel Of Paris says that many cases OK
amauross are due 10 the OF tobacco and that some
have been cured by abandoning the practice and sdopt
Ing an sntIpAIogistic and deriyatiye regimen.
The site Of the old Fleet Prison in London,
long unsiehtly vacancy. has been sold TO a rhway
company which Is abou. to erect central terminus
thereon.
An association has been formed in London
called the Spirt-Power Institute for the purpose Of
SpiritualiSt opinions.
Some English postmen, WAC have long dis
aRces 10 travel using velocpedes to assist them IN
their labors.
Garhaldi has been elected Grand Master OF
he italian Freemasons.