New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
GENERAL NOTES.

Sadowa, the famous charger which the King
Of Prussia rode in The battle Of KOnigaz, s dead Tie
King vas dee ply moved when he heard that the animal
The horse was worth 10000 thalers. 70
There seems TO be a decided reaction in feel
ing against violence and mob law in the West and the
leading citizens have resolved that every shall have
impartial trial and be punished only in form law
The Duke of Argyll, Secretary for the Indian
Department in the British Cabinet that there
is no opening for young men in the civil service is said 10
have placed his youngest in commercial house in
London engaged IN the tea trade. i ft i@ -
Attorney General Hoar is Unitarian, Secre-
tary of the Interior Cox swedeRborgan Secretary OF
the Navy BOrie Catholic exsecretary Of State Wash
burne Unitarian, Secretary of State Fish an Episeo
paliaA, and exSecretary Stewart Presbyterian al
The number of suicides recorded in the King
dom of saxony during 1865 was 2lo-l5s men and 81
women. Thirtynine OF them In the CITY OF Dresden
The entire population is only 10000 sous the suicides
accordingly average one In 5000.
An Iowa paper, intending to tell us that a
prisoner escaped says The constable and prisoner dis
agreed as to which the best route, and the prs
oner has not heard from snce II is supposed that he
took the wrong road"
"Come back, Sir; that's not the road" said
Lord Egnton to trespasser in his park. Do ye ken
whaur I'm gauni" said the offender NO." replied his
Iordshp Weel hoo the dell do ye ken whether this be
the road or no r.
The marriage of the Rajah of Ruppoorthulla
with Miss Hodges celebrated in 1852 has been dissolved
by the authorities OF Ruppoorhnlla State with the
consent Of the lady and arrangement has been made
for her maintenance and that of her two children -
An Indiana man went to Chicago during the
early part Of last Winter and packed 10000 tuns Of
During the weather he sold 1t to speculators for
t 900 than it cost him, and went home. since then
another fine crop has rpened, and the price has
down more than one-half.
Worth, the famous man-milliner, or, as he
prefers to be called the dress critic Of Paris holds in his
portfolio 1t 10 said, the Of nearly every distn
guished lady in Paris sudden liquidation Of his affairs
would carry dsmay into most Of the arstocratic families
Of that capital. .. ... .. ....... -r..|
The valedietory of the late editor of The
Vermont Record and is model of terseness and
prOpriety: As announced in another column am done
with this paper not sorry and suppose the ma
jorty of the people not All being pleased there is
no need Of further remark"
An English lady advertised for q servant.
and the first letter received to this effects Mrs c.
D. presents compliments Mrs A. b. and will thank
her. when she has obtained suitable servant to forward
the other letters the ncOsed address, Mrs. D. being
in want of a servant"
In the Supreme Court at Chicago, on the 31st
way Company for personal damages amounting 70 1890
The Court held that companies permit cars 70 be over
loaded passengers not responsible for damages
resulting from standing on the platform
When the "pledge" was being circulated at
Temperance meeting, decidedly inebrated individual
presented himself and offered his signature. The Chair.
man remarked, "This is very important step, my
friend and trust you realize the responsibility you are
assuming" "Oh, can stand the thic) 'sponsibty,"
was the response ave done 1t lots Of times before"
The phrases used in the stock and gold mar
ket curious enough In this CITY, but in Chicago they
are exceedingly odd. Chicago paper has this extra
ordinary financial report Gold shade easier; opened
at S advanced TO S declined to S0I and closed at ST.
with four cOronals the back hair; the strings are
black and white striped ribbon edged with narrow green
fringe" @
journalism in Peru must be the last resort of
the unfortunate envroned the profession with peril
In one week in Lima the editor Of q Government paper
furously assaulted by the OF eensured exnin-
iser who cast the editorial inkstand at his head An
opposition journalist summoned to private intor-
view by President Balta, vigorously abused, and finally
given over to the guard for fusade. He managed 10
dodge the gunbarres and continues with sang frod to
publish his paper
A dying pickpocket confessed to Catholic
priest few days ago. the theft Of pockebOok from
lady in Washington horse.car committed In 1865 The
lady was at the time guest Of Secretary McCuLooh and
note IN the wallet gave the thief the address He In
sisted upon making restitution Of the money 5 and the
sum was sent by the priest from remote spot in the
West to Mr.. MeCulooh, and forwarded by him to the
owner in Chicago