New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
PERSONAL.

DR.. Stones statue Of Cen. Baker was shipped
ct Leghorn for this country on the 10Th ut
George Eliot's new novel is entitled "Daniei
Deronda."
The late James s. Seymour OF Auburn leit
$50 600 in beouess TO religious and charitable assoca
tions.
The Episcopal Church at Williamsburg, Va,
has very heavy communion service, which was pres
ent from George Ill twill be exhibited at the Cente
NAL.
Mr.. James T. Fields visited POmeroy, the
boy murderer in his al recently and learned from him
that he had been O great reader Of bood-andthunder
stories He had read 60 dime novels, all about scapin2
and other bloody performances, and ne haa no uou d
these books had put the horrible thoughts INTO HIS iiu
which led TO his murderous acts
Mr.. w. ID. Howels, in cnticising several
American poets in the January Atlantic says OF Bayard
Taylor ave have Of letters whose purposes ana
whose achievements are more honorable: In Que oil sew
eral ways he could be very eninent but he seems 100
often betrayed by experiment, and dispersed oy mann
fold fair success"
Prof. Thorden of the University of Upsala,
Sweden has been in Boston for the last three weeks
quietly visiting the public schools and studying the Ian
guagc His object in connection with the Centennial
celebration next SUMNER 10 TO make himself Ianildl
that New England school systems hold the first place
in the estimation OF Sweden and Northern Europe gen
orally.
The object in removing the Horace Greeley
homestead to the Centennial grounds correspondent OF
The Boston Herald says to afford some suitable bhd
ing as the headquarters for the people who claim home
among New ampshlres hills The State appropriation
ia small allow the erection OF such DllhnS as
would wanted, and IL Is believed the Greeley nome
stead would answer every purpose Kehsnnm'ers hayt ,
already carried away the doorstep OF the house. anu cut
up the apple trees III the orchard for canes
President Anderson of Rochester University
Iectured the Relations OF Ethics to Jurisprudence
in Cincinnati, on Monday evening. There was he said
an ideal or scientific Jurisprudence which Is jurspru
dence as it should be- practical Jurisprudence which
IL Jurisprudence adapted to tho moral state OF the
society with which it had to do. The lawyer be said
should keep IN his eve Ideal jurisprudence and make
himself minister Of justice. When an advocate hte
himself adviser OF rings, rlngmasers or robbers tna
pluIdered the nation the State, or the municipality Ne
was DartceDs crBlinis, and deserved to be punlse
with the principal. There were lawyers IN New orA
City who ought 10 be in striped dress along WIN the
criminals aided. William Tweed would never nave
been able To accomplish the mischief he did accOmpsi
but for the help legal cOunseOf men or powerful
minds and great learning who sold their souls to the
devil for his fees
Mr.. Albert Rhodes, writing on " Woman's
Occupations" I'm The Galaly says: "Thc moral sense
takes different forms in different countries The Greek
pilgrim having bahed in tho Jordan where Christ was
baptized believes himself Of Heaven, and entitled
TO large license in the conduct OF life In sparta 1t was
not 80 much crime OF stealing tho discovery when
was cupabe In France bankruptcy Is social Ostracsm
and in the United states III Ii an event WDlcn naIuy
affects the social position. The married woman OF france
Who distributes her Others than her husband
may possibly be regarded with indulgence but II she a.
tenpt cheat her creditors she Is hurried be fOre te
OF usticc In America she may cOunlVe WIN
her husband cVadng creditors by having property
transferred her, but she may not put staDs IN the mar
rage contract Ii is WELL therefore, not 10 assume moran
superiority for virtue Is more or less relative OF cohVe