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

Is also successful in its way Noble ladies st continue
to crowd Haymsrket place crowded In the oven
ipes by quito different sort Of LADIES' 10 mako purchases
at the Civil Service Store there. Members are aheh
by paying half crown year; for which suDscripoon
they receive consideration whatever This source OF
income from several thousand members has enaDiea
very handsome fund be accumulated which the share
holders of the Society understood TO DO desous
appropriating. They have consulted counsel as TO
whether they could legally do It, Counsel have informed
Thorn that they cannot they prOmsed the members OF
tho Society both public and private memoranda ofthe
association that they intended TO appropriate all pohs
made by the Society the reduction Of the cost OF ar
ticles They are informed that they must apply the
money that way. They may dissolve the Society and
make new profession, but the mean no they must
act upon the profession they have made great Lon
Cooperative Society Is projected, at which Mr. Al
derman Carter, N. Pr Is TO be one OF the Directors,
which will charge Eve shillings admission 10 men,
bers and In the fourth credit them with 81 snare
bearing interest, and will devise means OF saving the
savings OF the members afor the manner OF the hCth
ern Cooperative Societies This form Of cooperation Is
likely TO be "a popular and will certainly be "a useful In
London as IL u in the provinces The Euston Hallway
authorities have long contemplated estabishlnga great
store for the benefit OF railway employees under the
and their vast facilities Of transit would enaDe theh "
goods from the great central store all over urea'
Britain, and in saving the profits OF their mem
beers enable all their servants to accumulate
and obtain competence In moderate ~in
OF wears. The ignorance in cooperative societies
of cooperative literature is very remarkable feature
The Agricultural and horticultural Society," OF whch the
Hon. Mr.. Cowper NJ p, Mr.. Morrison, NJ F'' ana MI
Hughes, NJ p, are promoters, and Mr.. E. o. GreenhR,
Manager have adopted the wise and prudent RUE Vi
recurring every new member TO subscribe to TheAp
ral Eeonomi the organ of the Association, by which
means the paper is made pay and the members are
kept well informed of their principles, duties, ana In
terests The Northern Cooperative Societies nave Deeh
repeatedly advised to adopt this rule III they 10 they
will have one OF the most powerful and best-supporeo
trade papers in the country The Earl of Derby made
speech last week in favor Of agricultural cooperation
His Lordsbp has been asked to connect hlmset Win
the Agricultural Cooperative Association OF London De-
fore mentioned; but to this he has not consented.
relative however OF his 10 connected with IT, Inc Asso
citation supplies the goods sold by the Manchester hoe
sale Cooperative Society to their customers ana tney
have dispatched quantities to one OF Lord DerpyS
estates Undoubtedly cooperation Is receiving uAsn
gmshed couhtenvnce.
The National Portrait Gallery, in its new quarters al
South Kensngton has lately received many addtlonai
pictures of interest. Among them Is one OF HoDeft
owen better known the Philanthropist OF NeWLan-
ark The nation possesses the portrait OF another cole
brated man. who Is part Of American as well as English
history-TbOmas Paine 1t was understood that Prince
Albert WAS fayora BILE to reception Of his portrait on
account Of his great mechanical inventions The nrst
iron bridge invented In this country the one the trsV
eer still passes over az enters Sunderland was put up
from the designs OF Paine Mr.. George Schcaf the eh
peenced keeper the National portraits has adopted
new chronological order in the arrangement OF the por
traits They now range according to the deaths OF the
subjects OF the portraits. There Is sense In comment
Grating the centenary OF a mans birth he has done
nothing when he Is born, and nobody knows Whetner ne
Ia going But by the time he is Dead people may nave
some reason for holding him in memory. There IL 70 10
a private view Of the Gallery to-day. Robert owen
ia described as "Auhor of NeU Viep Of Society,"" The
Moral World" and other works. There Is error mere.
owen published no work entitled the " Moral World"
The organ Of his party The Nep Moral World wnlcn
was edited by Mr.. G. A. Fleming, gentleman now en-
gagged upon the staff OF The Morning Adrerser, with
which he connected since the cessation OF me
Heu Moral World in 1874 The Owen portrait Is small In
black and white chalks the face tinted little. Drawn
by g. b. 1851 Another portrait In this gallery Is
one OF Elizabeth Barrett Browning The face can hardly
be called pleasing appears here but the dark blue
eyes have the dreamness and depths associated with the
expression the poetess Another Of the new pictures
is o good portrait, in oil colors, Of Franklin.
Gen schenck is back in London from his continental
tour and much better for his long draught OF Swiss air.
the best In the world for whose lungs chOked
with the SCOT of London. The tide OF American travel
has begun to set strongly homeward We should be
much obliged to you you would let some OF our coun
trymen stay longer Mr. rockingham for instance, who
gives London few days out Of the brief vacation
which he takes from his NewYOrk pulpit. In return,
there are whom should be content to send you
for a permanent residence in America-the men who
write letters English papers in defense Of Tammany and
especially genus-I do not know who he is-who has
discovered that the real reason of all the Ring rascaties
the pure and virtuous Democratic party in New
York has been interferred with by corrupt Republic
cans. II the Democrats had been allowed to run the
City Government at their sweet WILL there never
would have any stealing This kind OF rubbish Is
printed in London paper as coming from thoroughly
well informed American" He is well informed that
It seems to me you can hardly spare him to enghten
the British public but ought to recall him to take charge
OF the CITY Government at once. @. W. 8.