New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
CURRENT FOREIGN TOPICS

A GORILLA " ENGLASD.-Mr. Moore, Curator
Of .he free Pubiio Museuln at Liverpool snds the iO
owing letter TO me Londoa ftfes Of jane 23
brought into Liverpool by the German African socletyt
Expedition wgbn arrived by the steamship Loanda
ron TIE Wes, Coast. T4e animal is young male
the most perfect health ard condition; and mas
ares IeaTly three feet IN Bigtt us bettlilg
DfoWs l4ttcned, Gods. noss,. 1isek m1If.e' snaa
6inf disiingsb unplistakably rom the chapauz-e
ony one ether specimen ha' eeen Dioasht awe 70
gorilla II much smaller size was exhibited By le h,e
sIrs woml"c m Liverpool and Other p!aces dedla
Hail who p,serred the skin his collection, AID
cent The to the 10 Us Museum lhis -Ieclrneni
aI.eGnrnt attempts 10 imnort the gorilla alive have
siicl and unfortunately, toe Br.t'sh piJlc viii have
tie inrniier. Of tie Expedition, Win eommcuisbs
patriotism taking the animal. on satnrda,. via Hal
&srien. II su have bee, tie lion OF The day; for n
sddnn % t great scientific Interest OF tie pcces the
riord ~ ,c made Il uniyersal favori;e Cou-;e'uy
received Eheries AeNndra Hotel by ;se menbers OF
iaIXginLtJn IloUHl the crcat IRE rOpins andFJlnsn
@ -, Unio, vi n III looming gravity and ,,ltt.
aea. tou. interested! but not discpne-rieo 10y The
rgsy ir;TI" am novelty without. tnn D0uEsins rap
ily along on Rnuc,s ami feet examine and poke 'ua
uu,luc At his heard "a special delight cnsiHg ~ hs
ains cxaminn rs hat CIyt at all 10 IL improyemen
s.rlousIy uqut.iys his umbrella, and wiA
-isuf after visitor II he becomes oyero Sciied by the
Un. gen o box on the ear would b.lng ma 70 ofdf
iAe cGLe chld oniy 20 be Oh ihe T"nip again M
uedia,iy ne points wi'h the index hnser. claps win
ms hal., pou- o1t hi tongue fre,is on mixed Diet
dr,y prefers roast meats 10 boiled eats TtraWerres
s -aw "th de- Cot appieeidtiH ESSs IS exguistely
beautifully uumP, soii and black rs let lie h2, been
ION has grown ucheS IN that time, ana Is sup
unsad 70 he Jetwcen Two ami the, years OF age"
FATHER HYAClSrHE's IDEAL OF CHURCH.-
mn, Iglct % b.ouzAI beiUto = Gisiingu she'd aHdL
price ;,t - Ja-!c-'s Gg wednesday scnr hing
slsls and composite iu Its nature thai We are puzzled
S,stE.r 10 c.ll Il vision, prophecy, ora ylosrlmms.
f.sHl.
cigir thc Sroaud he swept from the ne.i many o. ls
tSisfius n iztiiohs ahi ideas; he wJHd not accept
Ifr outauisln PuStylsnI. o. Er,ii.a on, nor was Le
.u. att Nrn wI,l CiNOArs famous formula. a tee
hu.cn ia ;soe state HIS hope lie, in the internal re-
.. %, % thr a. ulr'" aGi b taa. word he mean, tie
| Cl,h-l, foundation which tnc PaGacy Las butt
Hnrign ,u,rl,tlucVnc. snO1id ,nere Eot De a' IN
| t..uai lni1nl," then a"ruptEe Titl ne PIy'cy's
;n, ucyrs>a'! aI,t sup 30 1emcir. IL nyew Il PIE
suu. .ii,rt, "a s1orDthe nSt, &c the Uici OF con
stance; second at tar Council of Basic; the tlnd,
! through the G.i'icta (hurch AZ rr.ygt every.
| ching turned uaon the election of the iuias
t,ta t.%S Tie '' crisis ~ vouil be- iDis5i; Or dsy
tosoauus w1ula be crashed. Ra;," s.ii Faucr IVA
! utnc. he u.st lo Il .Tuo geoimer" Here tle lec'
II su,A Pop vcio c'Iosen." Es added, sloud be
-c 81 20 Hss zen 20 his prceHc' nd 10 al a h.s de-
p pc yogia es, All Liberal Catholics. an tAr uglols
ol tre church wu5 D. restored E,".s'G |oad % os &c
I'm" vhrn thtE"iic bl'n' Iriioaue.hs iu t,ir ,ir
-houl urie IN common a!ih. fc tei ID ANTON wa
t Cllg au5. TEoy were lis brothers 1nd s.sies; IS
'nC h oalv''A them ana nope % meet l,n y, dEo 4,
! Communion. not OF the SHni, hit Oi tie h"dy. ~
y5.uG %. LiJ Wa ".t al ta.'oi;es 'tHiiel heuLa
b. pc. .ofatIoA q! -yat P'N.t "lit ' "1ute, , Svs
p.ct,ge o. he tnrc great BRANCHES o. thc LIh Cta.a
.nc l.omar, the Ansned, aud 20 'ri Ia l.l,-s ~
hc predicted, h'i"ic .it Cos o. the h.l''e ~. gen IN
rnd wofshiP IN me glorious oatar..i'is % Eohc ,n
don. aIa Cuus,tu lou, NJ luugct discussing qutsI'
of orthodoxy ant theology. bur singing without I',
sbuanre tuC cnnicS,cn ~ .at,E - "n" GOl '"l
tluls LlsGt %. i,u;S Very Cod oil Ncly OJIs, ID e.e
Hoy 'tho, C"ric, aid lu"AInS 10. t!e adm
from the dead AID lie u the MO!ti 10 cOme-lL"
! lrcslapb, jane "A =,
,JlLEs SIMON IN THE FKENCH ACADEMY.
Ia .lti
French Academy gu tc ri ., Jnne ~ SIMON Iad . ue
Der oi last year. hcu nc reco'el his Dr''rt q au
son 10 tine Arai.iu! drd the hon0r ~ r''l iu n ~
,ln Ftruch s.hate. The democratic orator mlt't h+Se
gr,l, .,lust uuab.o t. rcco-uz h4s,h t"t o"y l',s
Ll,.st have hscu present 10 his NINA 9 u' l' -, Va
contrast the occasion VIXEN. oai5 hVt }! aS ,nI
ao cou.cmptuoisy c'l,t asidr h5 I'i>'n HJU oi aai
thrown fl,m tie char on Wir' h' h'' H. sireI
With the view of uyEg 70 Obtain l'aHng re e,
m litc r. philosophical wriSr and '"o"Ea his s" h.
| works were not Characterized hy p.oiuani33' me
| attained through them ceItain S..'tS c,hen Ia
general p1'l,c. IL was not tI 1870, "'gm "nt.red
| had reached Tie age ot 81, i.it az enS't guy 10
political lie. aad wo years later al ne ieon ,itusat ~
Revolution, he WIS ei,e'e, hsih,Sg o. '' 49,, CSID
TEia' oi 1871 he r.usod To taxi tbe o' ,I % of ns
70 the Empre, aud was IN consequence HtP'i'v" ts
o.cc ol rog,sor t. which he sid beta S,ti ,St eo
ch"ice Of W. Victor COn'm n, ls3o from "a ,Itt tir he.
tho RoyOutO1 wbca Resulted IA ionhGlhs iu.in'sl
pubic, NJ simon devoted hinac. l. .'H, & au ,'rs on
| number OF pniosu. hi,al works, ai Gal n. mD.o
loss political bearing. After sedan lac o,.. & Ias.
member 0i lie Government ol tho National ~, S..
in- the Department of Pubic lSiraet",n, Lsd tae
Ais cemocrate rsincili he aP! opp.S,n pn,,,cd
| s.i.s
the Imue.ia,sts II tie Suffrage on tue occasion oi g, ~
! ing new Assembly. T. thoa that NJ Cam .,
N,etl, aud Il Mas ii. Slu,oU's danny c"Dauc ~ nh
.cl Eob wE.ci gave rise & ihc b,t' moss "l,b "a
Ge has bncn pursued by certain ciass OF k-yaoii'""
| the present day. a,
DEEP-SEA SoUNDSGs.--One result Ol 'ae
| souil,Mgs inst have bcru HsriouOJs! t"t.i.- ise
by the Challenger expedition has Dcth .he
!ish tEe fact thst the Il.cfa! ctdIavtei ~ o,e
! scaDOttcU IL oi two PRINCIPAL k!nis III ~ ,ther
case, myriads Ui sho-c,scs Of gi"1gtIhd aH' ~ ths
I,inc objects make ap EisylSn hl'u hnVsu suH.II,ms
Eloa .cIlue Oozc rpRnd at depths uP 10 -VVO Jssp
Beyond that. the orammiicrous shells cllh'r "psrd
pear and the bCtton yields only u cboco'a" = tas
| inuu. Ie tuN-s't meantime showed C'1ui} 80 "r IA
Iyiug IOilnii.,c1a extensively dslF1pu.su tsus
| ,,r.vc oi the ocean. IA tao sareas o "c' 70
snk 10 .uc bottom, whatever Its depth, u II The
account fur tho disappearance OF thc shtis vilN
| soundnys wrts beyond 1000 fathOtDs. Pro " M
lhosi "a, h,,, ng ase.rtaIned tRat the Ma'e!
trou th,t depth Sir!dc cNcrss 0t carbOhc ims
o,inop thar tis a.id dissolres ous tie Carbonate
oi tLC ,el; the deposition VI the Ienainhs Vprarw
| ent. IA ths form ot mud naturally following: -. ssrS
tnes- researches generally believed tha. n d.S
,s,J.,a lived ~ the bottom. and were Dlit Is; teJ
irimtrl Now II Ia known that IN ccIlsih w ,ha sur
a,e generally dist ribued IN the h'ing STARE on @ ess
r.c, u,! that their dead c,s~s a one uep'h ..atA
lied entire aud al auother only h tle ha
Tle geographical range OF these W tr,uts
harn f!ul hy the expedition 20 extehu ron o 10 tae
nm Io about AZ OF latitude IN the AhGiiN,lc ~. ,tla
disspI,rar, and are replaced by D.aomaef@ anu