New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The process of embalming Mazzini's body 10
continued notwithstanding circumstances from
all qnarters and the often expressed wsh OF Maz5in
himself that he should be buried privately An aPIe
has been made to Garbad to interfere apparently Will
cut effect
The high price OF meat in England has re-
shifted in a largely increased consumption OF unneo
uea1s from Australia. Although this article was only
introduced to England in 1850 when the g1ant9 S l
value being nearly s25ooo Ia lS2 ~ Is eSna'eu 'uA'
the Imports viii more than double those OF ISL
"Master of Arts,n writing to TIE Londo7
Tim, Of Apg 10 calling attention to the burning OF EN-
orson,s library at Concord saws; 1.-The Americans IL
taey know and value their greatest men while they pos
ess Them will Instantly demand the privilege OF replsc
ing the ruined home as far as possible L. "a Nv Wis nil
Osop6er claim share in the lust trhgte am n Gns S
would eagerly contribute TO any subscription "H0N '
be started here for this object
The new licensing act which recently passed
Ihe British Parliament, among other Things pro
yides for the closing Of public Houses at an earlier nou
than has hitherto been customary, ana ths PRIV
has created disturbances in some OF the large pIoVni
towns Especial Indignation has 1eS 6s Which ne
mohs who assembled against the club-nOuSes WhCn pe
ehcese and sunpy refreshments AZ any hour The pro
vision ia the act, however seems uP 49, in the
have worked well. there being M%E4eo ueCI0@So III '
cases OF drunkenness
Women ere often tainted with looking upon
marriage as the end and aim Of their existence but IL -
somethngno to learn that London butchers have ooAeu
for advancement and success IN NE TO the saue eApeN
ent Yet at meeting OF operative butchers, heldin Lon
don for the purpose Of forming Journeymen Butcher
Operative Society," OF the speakers stated as rea
son WHY they should agtatc for increased wages that
me present master butchers had been abe 10 SET up III
business through marrying West End COOKS ana mousse
keepcrs, who, having betFr wages imam clergyms
saved up money enough to Start the butcher VINO cao
for orcrs business But these good days had gone
forever 'The cooks got snapped up now Dy the area
police and rifle volunteers; ana once q bu.chet pOy
ALWAYS butcher bOv, even when they got paid 90 lHe
must not look 70 uObemens cooks FOR an increase O
comforts, but to better wages" the speaker IOgieJ
concluded.
The Archbishop of Canterbury in addressing
ameetng at Carlisle in aid Of the funds of the Society
for the Propagation Of the Gospel said there were 30
many heather In London that instead OF being convert
ed they were likely to be cOnverting " and this be
added "is no imaginary idea, almost afraid to say
IT. but cannot help thinking this great proximity
of the East to ourselves somehow other infected
the philosophy on which the young feed IN our great
scminares Of learning and that Of learning from
rubbing shoulders with men VINO altogether Olspeete III
Cbristsnty nave tOeratiOnfOr that denial than
they in the Olden times; and that systems WhIeh
existed centuries IN the extreme aDdS OF hean
euiem are finding some sort Of echo even among tne
literature aud philosophy OF TINS CHRISTIAN couhuy.
Two HindOO gentlemen Immediately replied 10 the
hrchbshOp through the columns Of The London 1lDtF
claiming for their religion supremacy over thaU OF In
Archbishop. that while they held tOlerauOn lot tDeu
Fundamental creed and religion could be considered
enlightened which not tolerant, from certain e1
liberation has place in the Christian religion Inc,
both also earnestly assure the Archbishop that tnt
attempt make prOselytes among them Is hafuy lAe
70 be successful at present