New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-01

Adam psck tho pubshes WIN take TIE form u sessas
70 Ss erected either ID the osd or the new town.
The authorized Australian edition OF Mr..
o,.dstore,s Expostulston has reached sale o. more
than 5000 copies at Melbourne ana 'n' ''"""" '''
Bishop w. II. Odenheimer Of the Episcopal
Diocese Of Northern NewJcrsey arrived FROM Europe On
sunday the germsna. and Is stopping wish The kss
represented as being in greatly improved health
Prof. w. ID. Whitney has left London for
Berlin when he will visit Prof Weber He viii go Themes
Tubngen 20 fulfill the main guTpGse s o. ms r. yh
s Ss1sss anu p''"'1''' WV
Gambling for enormous stakes still continues
I'm tho miniature Kingdom Of Monaco. At the saloon Oh
NJ L. Blanc an American Ia said to have ioss recenty
$4,000. aud Russian Princess $i,1ooooo' AZ wnca
sbc went raying mad A Scotch Duke won 100000 In
less than bali an hour and lost an o. that and grsss
deal before ne END o. the same oy % daastreas
Losses The Prince Of Monaco receives yearly rental ct
100000 the saloon, and hence he Is not dsposed
disturb 10.
Ogontz (the name Of Jay Cookies country
residence lust for sac) so called In honor OF an
old Indian chief who ruled his tribe on tho shores OF
Lake Ere near present site Of sandrky Ohio whea
there The Cooke family was full q stories about the
friendship OF this Indian and when Jay Cookies rnothe
has sf S Sa ereeed they agreed call after the indian
friend OF other days: Work was begun on this oosiy
s.S AZ The ~. time 70 have been but entirely out Of Mr.
Cookies current income for the year.
Mrs. II. B. Stowe has written the following
letter to friend In Cincinnati concerning tho origin Of
the idea Of her character Of Uncle Ton" In the book
which made her famous 1.-THE first conception Of ths
character of Uncle Tom came TO me while was living
In Cincinnati had q free womsn-cook whose husband
was slave in Kentucky, and had the management 81 biz
masters place used 10 write her letters for her TO him
She said that he was such Christian she could not sss
him to from hs trust though bis master con
sed t. emsncipate him at certain times but never
doing IT, Whether be ever got free never heard ibn
dents added by reading the Life OF Father Hensos
in Canada"
The Car will soon receive a magnificent
present from the Corporation Of London In the form OF
casket weighing nearly 20 and composed OF the
finest gold and enamel II ia Of the cinquccento style
obong in FORM 12 inches In length. Inches In width, IL
inches hight and supported at the four corners %
enameled Imperial Russian eagles, resting on maachh
globes The side OF the caket bears the inscrp
ton: "To Fl. NJ. Alexander H., Emperor OF All the
Russas from the Corporation of the City OF London.
18th of May 1874" On the diverse side Of the caskea
ia the picture of the presentation Of the address to the
Gar from drawings taken at the ceremony and executed
In enamel plate OF the finest gold AZ inches ~
length and pa inches In hight Ia TINS small SPACE ~
dresses and decorations worn on the occasion being acc
ratey rendered The Emperor - standing upon ~ sse r 1a
burgh the Prince Of Wales and the Grand Duke Alexis
Of Ka the on shs Of n
FORM and the Duke Of Cambridge, completing the roya
THE the as % mayor %
NJ p. in his state robe OF ermine and Scarlet ana Mr:
Russell Quincy @ c., M r., the Recorder; the latter
reading the address to the Emperor Mr.. Edward Hart
Chairman Of the Reception committee. who preposea
the address In the Court OF Common Council sanas near
the Recorder wearing his blue gown OF ONCE and on ne
right Mr. Alderman Besley, 10 scarlet roees Ihe enc
oOws OF the Gulldhall with the figures or Cog and ny
cog. In the small side panels are the arms OF snerim
Sir j. H. Johnson Sir Charles Whetham, Alderman bce
ley and Mr. Edward Hart The arms OF the Corporaton
supported by alegoca figures, artistcy modelled ana
chased, surmount the caSket
WASHINGTON, May 31.-The President will
not leave here with his family for Long Branch I'll
Thursday.
OTTAWA, May 31.-The Hon. Letillier st.
the United States after inspecting all the Immigration
stations making further arrangements Tor tho rep
rcSenati0n of Canadian industries at tho Phiiadephn
Exhibition.
UTICA, N. Y, May 81. - The alumni and
friends Of Hamilton College will tender Dr. c. II. r
Peters reception at Basgss Hotel next THURSDAY even
ing. large gathering s anticipated; Dr. Peters WIN
give account OF his successful ooserSston OF tns
transit or Venus.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-A statement having
been published the effect that Gen. Sheridan Gen
Custer the Secretary of War, and other prominent
officials with an escort OF 500 cavalry, were going 70
visit the Yellowstone Park this Summer pleasure eI
curson it IL stated by official authority that the 70
port greatly The Secretary OF War with SEN
several military posts In the West during the latter part
Of July and the first Of August and before returnngtc
Gen. sheridan viii not accompany them, and tho eI
pcnseS trip will be paid by the gentlemen parci
Gen Custer nor any cavalry escort will be with the
party.