New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01

another the center OF the universe has
lust bOughta 5000 house there.
There does MT seem to be any great enjoy
pent in the roooss o. photographin King Of Siam.
an Euysh travoer Lat ~ attempted IT, and his Majesty
al ire, p.osy insisted dro bon- taken IN the altitude
uf prayer Before the aries could rui rudy he changed
bis mNi. t9r'od 0ut or inc r'on ana pc''htiy COM
bacS IN Frtn' uul"rm 'u' % tia pi.tis ''.,s"u
him aod n'tn lin debating that ne must not
bay hah.s ON 80 sacred beng.
Ii is related in D0StOu "A one Of tlc jokes OF
re Cen snni9I the uEht Of the ism. whon tae
lantern was s5oat 70 be hunr In the od North Church
anxious looking forced hs way through the crowd
Ond invoked the aid OF policeman with the appeal,
spd -raycly inGarei: Ar you Paul Rcvrres grand
az" -. .,n se.,i In. man, Ig,r" respCnded the
guardian Of order promptly. II You air PAU Revere's
grndson yOu have business herci y riaCO 10 over
TO Chariestown to night
Gen. Beaurorard writes TO Gov. Jas. ID.
Porter ia regard The attempt to eNoudo him rom the
soldiers and sailors meeting in Chicago in May lie do
clares that he always treated his prisoners with human
iy AMI proper considerations that he sent aolebodied
Federal prisoners 70 Federal officers and received con
vait,couis return; and that terribly ~ he desired
the Effects Of the war TO fa on ~ armed invaders Of our
country, he wanted exempted rom them tie hohcom
balout--ttat =. the cid men, women, ami children; and
visited. also that pr!ynte property nor couitp ma oI
war. anl not needed by the ennendnS arulcs Ia me
field should be entirely protected from se2are OF de-
struCtiVn.'
Hans Christian Andersen's birthday was cele
tho KIM Of Denmark, ~ private interview gave nun
decoration and tbs Queen and Princess Tnyra loaded
him with bouquets of flowers. on hs birthday, crowds
OF friend, visited HIM, aud he received niue humi
mated address bound IN red velvet announcing
that Dauisl men and women ot ali Classes htd con
ccrte to petition the huig 10 Permit tteln 10 erect
a statue Of him in the beautiful Rosenberg Gar
Gems In Copenhagen. The kirS has gwen ms cciStnt
and thc -ruipjDrs competing for the Work AndeT
sen was very much tcuced Oy THIS trl"aie' ara aae
WY rret, speech Oi thanks TWO OF LIS pieces were
performed al tue ROYAL TlcGt-r that OvenDc Inc day
also publicly celebrated III Odensc, where tno poet
born.
Mr.. Wendell Phillips. in n recent discussion
Of the question l. polite society polite T. told curious
story or two Of unmanncTlmes in Massachusetts,. Ono
OF them a o. the visit Of tho Prince Of Wales TO Harvard
College After the EngsImcn had taken their places on
tho platform President FELTON, occupied himself in scat
ing The An, rcIns present the etiquette OF
snch formal occasion being that the first
person in dignity Is the Governor next TO INN coming
the Federal senators Of the STATE. Charles Summer VINO
Io mo-, Foltou cf,u. tho INN entire
Nv beoan-e Of his Aut~lavcTy sNupatlies was chatting
with Ia President Quincy. EcltOn dpPiodtntd anu cou
Quoted Quincy g. IA" platform without ho,' ~ inner
IN President OF The College seated N"l csos
eX-iOyciUors. cicrcvrC -, professors ana fF4 - UNIV
the great the person lif Scanning con.
spicuousy aone-the victim Air. Phillips asserts ol
either spite ignorance Ou the part % rto ~ must
story in - letter sayirg that The lunc merely in
formal that yerv few people seated and that the
arrangement Of FELTON, and sumner ended Win me DC
sAull the latter ia 1>J6 MI IIiips tells another
Ruecdore OF reception given by Beacon street and the
Historical society 70 another prince Governor ana nrs
invited. ami. according ~ CT Qu0ttr, tnf
1ruce -hoHld OF course have conducted Mrs Banks 10
The -tIpprrtaDlr while the Governor followed Win the
next III she'd lady. Instead Of that ~ ~Oou a. tl
the Governor ana his vie standing alone al the mead OF
CmTty hal.