New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-14
GENERAL NOTES.

| The four Boston clergymen who preach to
tho largest congregations tho Revs Brooks, Dunn
Fulton and Murray, all having churches near each other
in central part OF the city They Represents entirely
mind appearance STYLE and manners rs any four men
can be. No ono OF of the congregations it Is said
could be induced under any circumstances 10 listen TO
| any preacher than Its own
Be it remembered that when tho Episcopal
Convention in Baltimore received the Bishop Of Itch
field that dgnary is reported to have been ain plain
citizens Dress" although he might have worn had he
al re- also that the said Bishop
Dr. Sewyn long before his elevation TO hs rank
Christianity to the heathen New Zeaanders persuadn
them not to kill ahd eat each Other and not 10 tattoo
| themselyes How much churchly this than II His
Lorsip had his robes by fighting for or against
| altar cloths, crucihxes and genuhe Kions.
As women are to do hereafter whatever man
has DONE shall probably have great female travellers
at poles and in the tropics, that Mad Ida Pefer
will no longer be exceptional after her kind. Perhaps
the great coming Journey woman is now young girl in
SALEM Mass, named Annie Cocker. VINO shows dispo
for nine times has Sue run away home and accord
ing to the latest report she Is now upon her tenh
tramp-a most bOyish lassie who In time Will develop
into a most mannish dame
| A colored man, named Jeremiah Dixey died
in Philadelphia City Prison. last week, who has been
there II years under judicial sentence OF DEATH the
warrant for his execution remaining during that period
| unsigned. The Executive, we suppose was unwnIng 70
though Court and jury said that he should die But
tany the Of Pennsylvania for the time being
took still greater responsibility In keeping TINS man
waiting so long at once in suspen;e and out OF It and
do MT remember case like IT, except the drou one OF
| Barnadine, in 90 Measure for heasure."
Col Downing, Chief of the Cherokee Nation,
who recently married Miss Ayers,a wealthy and accom-
plished lady Of Philadelphia, met her In that city some
years ago. She became much interested In him and his
people, and soon after removed 70 Tsequah with the IN
tsnton Of devotng and life to the Cherokees
and has since resided there giving herself up 70 the edu-
feWis Bowling. SON Of the Chief and built for him
handsome residence overlooking tho pleasant Village
Sna sp now to her place IN the
| aboriginal heart
Alas, here is melancholy domestiol Incl
dent at Wyoming. Mrs. Esther Morris Is Justice Of
Peace and In tho unmparal exercise OF hsr official du-
ties Mrs Morris has been compelled to send her beloved
husband to ial az common drunkard. What the emo
tons of Mr. Morris were under these fearfuy reyou-
tionary circumstances; we are not informed put ths
grie while the Justice Of the peace remained nexorabe
There has been anything like 1t since the pamy days
that their wives look them up upon the shortest
| notice.
How much less felonious than an aggravated
assault with intent TO kill Is IL to build hall which Ia 90
deficient In facilities for exit that, In case OF fire. half
the audience present 10 likely to be roasted to death
As at Wilmington Del, for instance. whore hall occu-
pied for concert by Sunday school took fre from
doors the weaker were uamped under foot there was
wyoming and more Dns by the greatest t
city constructed that In case Of re, they can be
emped In two or three minutes but this cannot by any
means be said Of oil halls theaters, and churches.
The prevalence Of smallpox In Lowell, Mass.,
mAkes the newspapers Of that city lively reading For
instance In Of them before uA thsre 10 long
article on yaecnson calls Of the Board Of Health upon
the people forward and be vacelnstsdi appoint
me1t Of public ysseinaors, reports II nsE sasss %
and sdvertsemepts Of the undertahers IN spite Of all
for several dys only four new csses per day beiag
ticed sespns, rather hard, after - many years al
comparative Immunity rom this unpleasant pestepro
II thatby he gr0ssest negligence Ova atioh ~ soAd
Any wher have boon prevalent enough 10 occasion puU
w CiCllemCll,