New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-05
GENERAL NOTES.

1t seems pretty hard, since Mr. George Pea
body gave away SO much, that little which he
taned for his personal adornment after death
should not be safe from the rapacous but last Wednes
day night the thieves broke into his vault ana carried on
morsze in curious kind OF way 10 the extent OF nall
readar 10 Ss own wS be- NE same arca mean
choy didacte 1t peases us to state however tnst
the thieves have been caught and the argent orn8neh
restored to their proper places.
A venerable warrior who is believed to have
belonged TO Napoleons Old Guard" came to end in
Chicago on the Goth ulan end about gnoble as that
OF his ancient commander This venerable but malignant
old TO ms Ssr poaSe for
which he was locked up; When visited IN the morning y
alive from Ansterz, and jena from Lepso and Water
oo perhaps from Borodno and Moscow to die by his own
hand In a Observation-Disclosures Upon the whole. THIS is
rather melancholy than the Of the unfortunate
Napoleon at st Helena and yet the two conclusions are
not unlike.
With the 91st day of March the distribution
Of soup the poor ceased for the season in Boston
This outdoor aid has been extended for 90 days The
number OF families supplied during this time has been
AGO. and the aggregate number OF individuals stated
I0 COS. The number Of gaoDe OF soup gwen Is not
stated One does not like to speak dubiOusy OF method
of relief like this possibly In time OF little work and
Kettle Of Boston is to pass into institution,
that e n I nS SuSbr
for it may prove more mischieyous than the witches
caldron in the play.
| ne Carulu OldnC UdNlUB Dtcu uiSSoNciCu,
there is reason TO believe that in New Hampshire they
have found one of the residences either Of himself Of
his grandmother This is wonderful cave In the town
Of West Concord, an octagona stone chamber. win
door swinging upon stone hinges OF pattern u-
known the mechanics OF the present day. Hero the
Cardiff gentleman may have taken his ease win WE
around him reading in great books sitting great
gsas
10 feet q IN hight ne SSse a s na
ing! Cardiff couldn't have stood upright IN TINS cave
The Chicago correspondent OF The Boston
Christian Register writes in this enthusiastic strain about
Miss Anna L. Dicknsons lecture, "To the Rescue ::
"she was borne upward out Of herself; uped and up
| ton which made her own soul luminous IL was the
toSched with holy ire-nsy, more. It the tender
| loving, greatsouled woman who appealed to US, VINO
70 nights before unknown 1t not influence that
| will he transient, but abiding. She laid aside the
NE % tSe u sheT NATURE the soul Within There were
those who came to scott whose hearts ana neaas @
bowed i'm before the OF an earnest SOU
when they left the audience-room that evening MISS
Dickinson finds cordial and heartsome reception
in Chicago Great audiences greet her. warm hearts wei
come her. and respond 70 her nterances WIN ue "eS'
One of the most melancholy and medicinal
letters which we ever read from Paris published
in The Cincinnati Gazette and dated March 1t is ex
acy like the letters which married daughters write q
| grandmammas about the complaints OF sheir sramd
Emperor may die any day. The Empress is tending tG
consumption" The Queen OF Portugal is "a confirmed
driasis" not rupture reported" The King Of Italy
is troubled with chronic cstarrh and bronchitis Sa
badI has rheum atism, ChiefJustice Coburn bronchitis
Mr. Disrae the CONT Sturgeon is recovering from small
pOx; Count MOntaembert is hopeessy III Louis Blanc
| has liver complaint Raspai pneumonia, Gambotta
phthisis Count Esterhazy has broken his collar bone
The Hon Mrs Lloyd Lindsay has broken her leg; Mad
Patti ia prOstr with quinsy Alex Dumas, sr snert
from paralysis Of the right hand. But enough" ex
claims this lively correspondent OF disease and death
Nc shoud think So the outlook not pleasant one
and 1871 threatens to be very dying year 1t is con
oatory to reflect in tho interest Of the world that there
| really seems to be nobody except John Bright among
most Of these rich people whose sickness OF much I'M
nortance TO tho world OF the others. the really gIes
and usefu ones have done most Of their work. and the
| world can well spare the dubious remainder.