New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-26
GENERAL NOTES.

am Ak American artists in Rome.
heio a'onIo sugar crop is reported in YER
There is to be veloclpede masquerade ~
GU ebec. A. civil
Alexander H. Stephenss history OF the civil
war has had O sale Of 81 900 copies.
The Sultan of Turkey is reported lns"ne'
He runs day and ght through his aparun'niS
The people of Pittsburgh heard OF the aurora
-, to,oranb hnt could not see 1t on account OF
the smoke.
Thu oueen of Hanover is monomah'ac on
-, sn,rituals1n She declares tbSt God APP
pears 90 her every Friday ..
The report that Bishop Odenhemer OF New
Jcrsov has refused TO confirm ladies wearing false har'
Is publicly denied by authority "..
Kentucky National Bank is testing the
.on.uopaliy Of the State law which taxes bank capi
tai invested in National bonds .. .. .-... ...
The 600 log schOOl-houses which Missouri
oaed at the close Of the war; have been succeeded by
5000 convenient buildings. .. r.r. r...1 a.- a.
London publisher announces a religious
tract with the following title: Salts and senna' Ca
tharto IN Seven Doses t,...r.r .et
The NetCJurgpOrt Herald declares itself IN
favor of Gen. Butler the next Governor OF Massaehu'
sets. ... ..r. ...
lady in Detroit has obtained divorce on
the ground that her husband used unkind lansu"se "
her and compelled her to black his boots. tr.
graduate of the Imperial College at Pekln
recently received his diploma, at the age OF A. AFTER nav
ing attended competitive examinations Tor 20 years.
Miss Cairnes, the Maryland girl who lately
shot her seducer at Jarresve IN that State has been
arrested but public opinion still strongly in her favor
Toads are sold in Paris at the rate of 80
Tbis opiD, al "a used for
vineyards and gardens from the ravages Of such insects
as escape the birds I'D
The people of New Mexico are going into
the Embarrassing business on extensive scale Humid
reds OF thousands of vines and frutrees have been
planted by them this Spring. -
A number of men, directed by spiritualistic
medium have been for some time engaged in making an
excavation Of Durdns Cave, in Mount Desert, seeking
for the hidden treasures Of Capt Kidd.
The London Examiner and The London Re
eie,o are to be consolidated immediately The former was
founded by Leigh Hunt DIR. Charles Mackay was the
first editor of The Reriew.
Miss Anna Williams of Braddocks Field,
PENN aged &C. has been annoyed by the devotion OF
boy Of II years. who mady in love with her that she
has been obliged to call for official protection
The Boston AdrertiSer says that distin-
eushed physician of that city recently left for brief
tour in Europe "What VIII your patients do In your
absencer inquired friend. "Get: WELL" was the
prompt reply. -.
Vesuvius, according to the journals OF Naples,
has not returned to qnet which usually follows
extensive eruptions Columns Of smoke are stin rising
from the craters and assures. The lava is still warm,
though no eruption has taken place for over MONTH
Gov. Palmer of Illinois made up his mind to
veto certain outrageous bill regarding the publication
of laws by country journals but on examining the Jour
mails of the Senate and House. found had never passed
The submission Of the bill to him was fraud.
Three gentlemen of Chicago, it is said, have
dubbed together ordered three copies Of Longfe-
lows Dante" to be Illustrated with DorGs and Flax
mans designs and many Of the rare Dante prints Only
three copies will be printed, and the cost will be SIC
per copy. do
A San Francisco thief lately levied black
mail upon Chinese mourner by stealing the bones Of a
deceased Chnaman and demanding money for their
restorationG Chinaman never gets to heaven unless
his remains in the soil OF the Fowery Kingdom and
the demand was complied with.
savage war between sailing-masters and
clearinghouse runners progressing in San Francisco
unlucky fellow who recently went counting the ship
nurse Of Of the vessels in that port almost
Drained with rusty cutass IN the hands Of the mate,
who suspected him of being one of the enemy.