New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

pocted imperfect, and filed with the dregs OF the
Anglo-Rebel mania of our times. ..,.n...
We have from this veTaclOus authority that fIesi-
dent Iohpson prosecuted the war against the Sonth
to a successful issue. OF Cen. Lee, latter state,
ment that Antetam was drawn battlel II Is salu
that "although victorious the hIsL day at Gettys-
bnrp Inlv / 1863 he was foiled July 3. and from
want of ammunition compelled TO retlreF tuIogy
is lavshed Confederate leaders, aud history uealo
with in n somewhat loose manner to make IT serve
fine puTpose of this admirer OF the Lost Cause. VI
Mr. Jefferson Davis, the writer says: during the
civil war his tenacy OF purpose hls nnweaIed S i
tivity his great administrative capacity, ana hIs
keen Judgment in the selection OF able generals anu
ministers excited universal admiration, WINE MS
official conduct personal bearing, ana dlsnteIesleu
ness ns n public man. living on q very limited III,
come won for him the confidence, DEVOTION anu
respect Of all CLASSES IN the Southern contedelacy
the negroes and white Unpnsts especially, sup
nose This is almost equal 10 AlisOns summary Oh
Marboroughs character which he pT0nounceu a.
nearly perfect as the railtes OF human nature Wo
permit In the article on MI Chase we are lolu .''V
during the civil war his financial operations WeleOn
n gigantic scale and, according TO English iiotons'
characterized rather by recklessness imam ny CRU.
dence and foresight" Mr. Seward IL DESCRIBED as
the ardent advocate of the repeal OF the Union pc
tween Great Britain and Ireland, and tho representa-
tive I'm 1917 OF the AntlSayeiy secpn ION, % AZ s' a
"politicianp while Mr.. Iioratio Seymour Is a
statesman Mr. Garrison's name IL apparently
unknown TO tho compiler Oh ms H. Cpifav
are passed in silence, Tor when they may po
grateful. -, III. -, .ho
charge against London Society OF plagiarism III pup
fishing as by DR. Burette. an article on ADyssinla
which turDe1 ont ESQ wrote a vigilant correspondent
IN be n translation Of Apeps Drei NORGte IN 16ysSl-
njcn II now nppears that there are three ApeIs :
Henry Frederick and Ferdinand, the last OF whom
il the autbOr of Dre Mgrae and also OF the article
in london Society," which he is said to nave stolen
from himself Ferdinand APPEL Is IN fact Ferdinand
ABEL Burette, having assumed hls mothers family
name in order 10 distinguish himself from lhe otbet
Apels q" wrote says Dr. Burette, the DfH no,
nate in 1bgssinicn few months after had retdrhed
thence, and not being in the habit OF drawing upon
nv Imagination when telling story t0r the secOhl
time. made use of that work IN preparing the ar
tclo for London Society,"
The RoChdae workngmen are carrying the CO
operation principle even INTO Their amusement :;
They have built for themselves theater TO ho,d
POD persous at n cost of 10000 the whole, or nearly
the whole of which sum was raised by the WORKING
people themselves in El subscriptions
The now Bishop of Lchhed has long had iepu-
taton as n muscular Christian. For quarter OF q
century he has been Bi8hopot New Zealand ana sara
of himself as it was said of him by somebody else
that he was the only bishop IN the church VINO c"uIo
swim around his own diocese, Lately he has beeh
making speech in Cambridge, IN the course on
which no mentioned the fact that he was one OF the
three bishops who rowed in the first oxford ana
Cambridge boat race-thc other two being the
Bishop of Newcastle and the Bishop of ST. Andrew s.
The statement was received with enthusiastic cheets
from tie undergraduate gallery. cruel comneh-
tator remarks that the Bishop forgot to add that the
CAMBRIDGE boat was beaten by the Oxford III when
! Bishop Wordsworth rowed. G'W's'