New-York tribune., 1870-04-23
GENERAN NOTES.

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AT ono NJ TO approaching amateur concerts
NJ the T,icr4es IL IA id that the Empercr and 81 0I
vicr will play violin duet
San Francisco has "eone backn on soup
kitchen charity. The Presidents pf various Benevolent
Associations in that city, have come TO the conclusion
that the free soup system ko to ind0efce pauperism
and vice. These certainly insupsTable objections
and soup in San Francisco must bo regarded ~ clearly
matter Of supererogation.
An irate correspondent writes to The Chicago
Tribune complaining OF tho deplorabe depth Of mud IN
certain streets Of that city While nding with a friend
recently his horse sank 10 the belly In mre and was
impossible TO proceed. The two gantlemen barely
i'm the mud This correspondent suggests that the city
authorities revert to the oid precanton OF putsng
notice such streets, "No bottom mere"
Jhe Pittsburgh Commercial reports the dis
coyery in York County, PENN OF large deposit Of
ORE which has the peculiar property Of turning pig iron
into good merchantabe steel by simple mixture with
the pig iron in an ordinary pudding tlInace; Inc ore.
but exposure TO the atmosphere II soon bardes The
discovery is making quite STIR among the IRON furnaces
Prof Lesley estimates the contepts OF the ore bed at
l7,COOO 900 tuns
The practical questions Of social privileges
involved in the Civil Rights bill have never been tested
in Maryland Into the city railroad cars in Baltimore
negro is not allowed to he must stand outside
upon the platform, he rides at all An attempt Sas
put this matter to the test Of the law on the 18th
Sc ated himself IN car and declined be put
by force, which the conductor did not attempt the col
ored being deaf 10 remonstrances But az tho
President OF the railroad company has since admonshed
conductors 10 follow out the old rules and eXpe co0red
persons attempting to occupy seats IT is supposed that
nothing but experience at the hands OF the law viii
awaken common sense or decent humanity among the
horsecar officials Of Baltimore. Let them take advice
from the rich corporations Of the Kind in this city, who
yielded this point OF prejudice some years ago.
The Toronto Globe has lost Its temper, and
declares that The nsolence of some American journals
is unbearable" This is apropos to suggestion that
the hardy Indian fighters Of the West may come TO
the aid OF The Red River nsurrecton In case the British
or Dominion authorities employ the Indian; as allies
Replying this The Globe further says after aludngto
the Piegan massacre that If the Indian lighters cross
fhe border IL will then become question whether the
whole Indian population may not be armed TO resist
them they will fight to man for the Queen, and 10 keep
themselves of the grasp OF Government which Las
always treated their people untusty" For purely as
but it yet doubtful whether the sayages will DE
anxious to assist the Lon and The UNICORN In hshthe
for the Queen"
A little romance of a sprained ankle comes
to us from st. Louis which young clerk young lady
schoolteacher and dog the leading features. The
clerk and the schooteacher, IL appears from previous
concatenaton OF circumstances, had fallen desperately
In love- One evening the couple were proceedngto 10
church ferocons dog jumped over fence and went
for the lacy: Here was Gace IL TTne Yr msf 1s IN
front OF his fair one he gave the attacking mOnstr
Sefso but In the very moment OF victory the young
fell and sprained his ankle IL was now tne turn
for womany heroism display itself The schooteacher
was a girl with no nonsense about her. She at once
ordereda hack helped her lover n accompanied hm TO
him all night and naturally enough went for friend
and minister next day, and married her man IN the ever
ing. What could be more satisfactory tInna''oho VI
the story than this
A merciful occurrence that has called forth
sentiments OF thanksgiving in California has yet TO DE
youchsafed TO us preamble and resolution were
offered at the meeting Of the Board OF 10
various occasions OF deyerance from and aoatemehl o.
public MISFORTUNE which have called forth the appoint
Inv
and requested the Mayor TO appoint ana proclaim suc
in atonncarceiy hoped forof the session Of tie
Legislature. The remarkable similarity OF the mice
tlons perpetrated by the Democratc legislators OF CALI
forna to those imposed by their brethren at Albany
upon suffering state has already provoked or com,
ment. We have yet, however, 10 wait IN hope delayed
for the blssful announcement that the parallel here Is
completed by adjournment
Montana, with a delightful climate of mean
temperature, similar with a smaller range Of variation
to that of Philadelphia, St. Joseph, No., offers great
advantages to immigrants 1t possesses abundance Of
large timber principally pine, fir, cedar and hemlock
yields OF wheat 0 Of oats 70 to 100 and OF potatoes &c
horses cattle, and sheep be found throughout tna
surface there is bituminous coal, brckcay reclay,
iron and copper gold and silver quartz while placer
mining yet remains profitable 10 those who nave noi
facilities for penetrating deeply the bowels of the earth
There is room there for women as wen as ior men goCa
kitchen servants $50 TO $5 per month; and told
that to-day immigrants will find in Montana al me
high civilization, with comparatively no hafdshps'
The Pal Mall Gazette of the 31st ult. fur
nishes the "Irova" and translation, with the sugges-
on that its sentiments similar to those of Propcros
famous speech that contains the line "We are such sti
as dreams made or" The Iroya is taught IN the IL
FAINT schools every child the japanese Empire, ard
contains the fundamental sounds of their Language.
glish soUna TO the ic, it might be written:
Ioya niyoveiO isinourou wo,
Wagayo darezo tSoune naramon,.
3saSi yo@eaisi Gyino seioa oal''
and translated:
already lost in the abys Of uonena; Sas the fragile nad
a dream; it now makes no str'
the Ir0ya its meter, which Is not unlike the Patty
song of the nursery especially as TO the third e
"Ni'H W Ron '' i and cut aud eos sh TT
Are the same meters selected Tor chidrehs songs IN ah
natiOnsi
The long letter. some portions Of which wo
have printed in which ex-Congressman Benjamin @.
Harris announces himself independent candidate
for Congress from Maryland district, brings to mind
some incidents in his In the Democratic Co1yen-
his snpp"r nj and mar of Sir Long Gen. Mcclellan
entirely much patriot. Amid the indescrlaDecoh-
fusion which regned supreme IN that assemDaSt mMr, M
Harris read that Generals order ior tie arrest of ne
Maryland Legislature. and dec area it a.! w W. t
of usurpation and tyranny that scnd o' b,ousii a-s
Lincoln aud Butler, he could maze ana sups,l.'@yto 40
against Mcclellan" We recognize iLe sjyle aSaih. Mo
feel that present at the surrecJon OF tAa &c
funct COpperhead for whom hs very associates Wtic o
sufficiently dislOyal, we hear tire XVIII Amendheht
called "the monster that the Central Committee aa' -
and the Legislature commands Us TO sIpmlI 70 no
doubt, however, whether tie world VIII ue rd on 70
witness the grand combat between Dir. "a nl" ,t
Amendment. He cannot, however, employ the hlotA,
down argument he applied 10 the unfortunate lndNGtil
ON the night of August 3O 1854 who candid enough
TO say him, "YOu ought 10 be turned out OF tnis
yentiOn. Won traitor" Harris rcciproeatcd inc
amenites OF debate by knocking the man out OF his char
Not hut that Harris could have answered hin w oalus
hone 10 swear often" be now SAYS, pelore cue, 10
sunnort tine Constitution OF the United stdes; ana II
would certainly be Ia the purpose before hanafter
Buf he proba6iities OF that performance on ms part as
an NJ C. must he rather slender. when heNld occupy
that position the House. by vote, pronounced him an u
W1rtRy member. Did lie rcsgni Not lt of It.. That
sort do not count resignation among their virtues.
Nevertheless he viii swear, and does appealing TO thc