New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
GENERAL NOTES.

Business, to be successful, must be followed
dp. Acting upon this rule floating liquor saloon has
worked its way up the river from Pittsburgh, Pa to
White Oak Station The statement that there is conci
dence in its movements with those OF the Circuit Court
Of that district, probably scandal upon the bar.
To the verdant stranger on his first visit to
EewYork, nothing is confusing and annoying as the
disposition Of pedestrians, on Broadway and other
crowded streets to run against him nm at at every
10 pass each other by going to the right that hes tempted
to admonish every one he meets OF that fact But te ART
has never been rightly practiced although the world has
been wheeling for over 1000 years
The writers of the present day, in their
anxiety keep pace with the combined with desire
TO be original frequently betray the hackneyed
writer into absurty ncorrectness. Western editor
recently in his answers to correspondents used the fol-
lowing phrase: Several communications lie in our
approved pigeon-hOles." Now nothing seems palmer
than thata iyng communication is no very valuable gift
I'm store for the public or that an approved pigeon
hole lisa mode OF phraseOOgy which casts not evena mite
plain meaning Of contemporary is, that several ac
Iepted articles are held in reserve.
There is prospect that Montreal will soon
surpass any city in America in facility for street
travel. company has been organized there TO intro
duce a steam omnibus. II may believe the detailed
reports Of the excellent workings Of the machine in Scot
land it is adapted alike for crowded cities and for
fry roads, is perpetuay under control, and neither
irghtens horses endangers human lives. The
md rapidity with which it draws immense loads have
been frequently described. 1t requires rails. its
wheels having tires OF Is inches width covered with four
Inches of yulcanzed rubber II as servceable and ree
from Objectionable features reported, such machines
would find TO do in this city than IN all Canada
An exchange of cards in Philadelphia, dur
ing week. did not result in social satisfaction Per
sons desrpus Of attending the Commencement OF the
High School applied to prominent citizen who occupies
the position School Director for tickets Of admission
II appears that this gentleman presided the des
Of pigs well az the development OF pupils, and III
The former capacity the appointed umpire OF NAM
moth hog rattle. BY mistake he mixed the tickets
Tor the two entertainments in delivering them TO his
TOO late for remedy IL is YET question who were the
most disappointed the persons who vainy sought adj
Emission the doors OF the Academy with tickets for the
hog rattle those who were refused access 10 the nam
moth swine presenting Commencement cards.
Many interesting facts concerning The pOlit
,4ca situation in Austria detailed in recent letter
t1rom Mr. Bancroft the Secretary Of State cemmun
Lsted 10 the Senate He divides Austria into Cseitha
hand Transleha the latter being Hungary Within three
ours after the Of the Austrian defeat at SadOwa
fhe Hungarian patriots under the lead OF Deak had
gained the Government Of Transleitha the basis OF
Ii Jtiea personal and constitutional liberty The Mag
y much less than half the population OF Trans
~ tha but their previous efforts and sacrifices Tor the ~
<ry OF Hungary gave them controlling influence IN lts
Vs. iars, and their statesman drew knowledge OF cOnst
u utOna government from observations when In exile in
Nmerica. The reconciliation OF the Hungaans with the
FLmperOr Of Austria, whom they call the King OF Hun
gary, complete He keeps his promise OF free lnst
cations 10 Transleitha with integrity and resides with
ont guards q castle its Capital one city formed
ont Of two and now called BudRPesth. Ciseitha, on
TIE other hand, is yet discOntented. Geographically
formed Of dsued provinces is further distracted by
onerences Of race and religion. The Germans are 10 the
Slaves 10 H. The Poles Of Gallcia and Czechs OF
Bhenia seek separate nationality. There are Protest
ants orthodox Greeks, jews, Catholics The system OF
election adopted produced "artilcia mUOritics, and
1as failed TO conciliate the people. the distraction
Seems hopeless