New-York tribune., 1876-04-21

England 1t Ia dated 1922, and entitled "Mss. yersa.
Chiefly on Sacred Subjects" 1t contains the original
casts Of 81 OF the weLknown poems the first form of
the hymn for the fifteenth Sunday after Trinity never
Easter Day the fourteenth sunday Trinity tbs
Morning lynn together Win four gnpuRshed m 81, pieces
noous collection OF Kebe's poems
Mr.. Wayne MacVeagh is to speak tonight
at the monthly meeting of the Yale Alumni His subject
has not been announced, but doubtless 1t would
be difficult for him to resist the temptation 10
say something OF the famous class OF 1853,
of which no was OF the oFnaments-a
Gibson of New Orleans Edmund G. Stedman. George W.
sms!ley. Charlton T. Lewis Andrew ID. White, Isaac IT.
hardly less saecessfu respective professions .'''
Dean Stanley replied as follows TO letter
OF sympathy the death Of his wife from the Court Of
Burgesses: It Is needless for me to sayyOu know
already-hOw deeply my beloved wlfo entered into all
the joys and o! the city of Westminster how
she included within her range Of interest not only the
ecclesiastical corporation with which her husband was
most closely connected. but the civil corporation OF
which he the traditional chief, and all the capab-
ties OF usefulness which might be open 70 these and all
other institutions Old new, which might exist spring
up among One object she held paramount IN regard
TO all OF them; consolation Daye In the DARK years
that lie before me-that ito her own words In her
latest days. they all DO for the good and not for
The evil Of the people OF Westminster, whom she so
Miss DickinsOn's new play is entitled "a
Crown of Thorns and she is to take in 1t the part Of
Ammo DOeyn She has been at work on this play since
she retired from the lecture field last Winter 1t is Of
course like everything else she does absolutely her own
throughout in conception and execution. There have
been OF the consultations with actors ana play
wriehts usual 10 the OF American play none
OF the usual reysous and adaptations by MANAGERS She
has wisely preferred To go before the public soey with
her own and to stand or tall as It may merit For that
verdict readers will walt but meantime IL OF interest 10
know that Mr. Waller Mr. Cheney stage manager,
SAYS it without exception the best manuscript play he
has had In his hands-that was ready 10 upon
the stage exactly as 1t first handed lin, without
single change the cutting OF single me III Is undef-
stood tn be full OF dramatic situations and 70 Do pec-
llarly an acting play rather than one to be read
Prof. Edward j. Young of Harvard College
delivered an historical address at the bicentennia cee
bration Of the battle Of Green Hill in King Philips war,
held at Sudbury Mass, Tuesday. lie referred to
some relics in that town. one OF which described
follows: 1.-THE dwelling owned by the venerable Mr.
Willard Walker, which built by bis greatgrand
ather 200 years ago. and which has been In the posses
sion OF the family ever SINCE ~ almost entHey un.
changed There Is one beam in this house measuring ~
by Ia inches. The building Is covered on All sdes win
fOu-inch plank OF pitch pne when If SET up ehu"c
and reaches TO the roof, and Is neu on tno ilsue
wooden pins IL is thus made builei-pIoo Inc chlm-
ney, likewise, Is immense, ana mas seVcFii enormous
fues while the fireplace was large enough 10 contain
logs that eight feet long. The wdoWs "eie 9rg
ny of glass set In lead, nut lhese nave
Deen removed. It. Is most UNIQUE curiosity ana an
Invaluable eic which ought never 10 DO destroy NO
money ought be able 10 purchase ~ anu no nuce-
ment should make its willing to part wlth H.
GIBRALTAR, April 20.-The Prince OF Wales
sa,led TODAY in tie royal yacht Osborne for Cadz lie
will visit Madrid and Seville before going to Lisbon