New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
GENERAL NOTES.

The C3nOssa monument, which was unveiled
on August 20 at Bismareksien, tine highest peak Of
the Burr berg near tie village OF Hamburg, ia grant,
obelisk ncary fifty feet high, showing bronze medal
lion OF Prince Bismarck the front, and the oppo-
site side the famous words: Mach Canossa geleH wiz
ncht" The Burgbcrg is the site of castle which b. :
longed to The German Emperor who did 20 to CanoSSa
n T div cror az fine IIarzhurg mines and Dr. IlotnO. OF
Jena delivered addresses, when this defiant column
dedcattd the name OF ciyil and religious liberty.
Although Osman has been so unaccOmOdat-
Ing as to be born Hungary, and not IN Clay Craw-
fords native county, the Western press ought not 10 BE-
discouraged There several other Turkish Pasha'
who may be Americans in disg Use. Mehemet ALI for
instance may turn ont 10 be Col. Banton Duncan Of
KENTUCKY, formerly chief OF staff, camc'-driycr and
pigeou-ainer 10 Gen Bcauregard This Sulciman who
has been i.mnering away at Monteneern and CoSsacA
may prove 10 be the Bas-9ealng sergi Bates. Ihtn
there Private Dalzel of ONO, VINO hisn't written any
letters 80 the pauers time. Is II possible that
he Is ma sqIer ding in Armenia as Mukhtar Pashai
The murderer, whose life was cut short on
the saliows at NosrstOwn Penn. Monday, in biz
teens His father q tramp ard in his eighth yea
young Curey Appended to the same trade. Cru
city and brutality sceme 10 be the leading trails OF his
charac r. We used to cats and dogs the high
WAYS and seemed to have Unsuitable thirst for blood
He was seventeen years old when n murdered Miss
Whitby with hoe handle. He smoked four cigars day
during The last weeks OF ms e and in spite OF the min
lsiratio Oi tIo ISi,iS ~, - -, ~. y In 6e III
iauniy air. Then the trap FELL His tramp III TINS
world had ended.
A writer in IKE Boston Gazette speaks of the
recent 0og-shOv IN that city painful one. The an
mails separated from their homes aud their 'sers wer
evidently unhappy Most OF them 10 stransu
latiO slretchng their chains search of the faces 10
which they were fondy attached A liVeT-cOlJred
spaniel mentioned who passed the entire day in she'd
ding cars. An aged pug kept up perpetual remOn
strauce IN rich port-vincy voice The Skyes per
fectly miserable aud moped and sukei necessarily.
When any the animals, by chance saw their masters
in The crowd, they gave bowls Of delight But Is sad
that all poor creatures bore their sorrows patiently
aud even the and most savage exhibited no bad
temper or naeiSi +! this ia @ n We"
Gore Mountain in the Adirondacks has al
ways been regarded seIles of wooded crests % no
great eey alton. The typographical engineers who ar
employed in The survey Of Northern Ney-IOrk became
impressed with its enormous proportions, and after
viewing from Mt Marcy and Blue Mountain determined
TO make it their signal stations Ten days ago
q rarity Of surveyors assembled what had always been
considered OF the mountain and began to erect
q signal tower. Advantage was taken Of some trees
which were growing close together, and one side OF the
skeleton tower rapidly fashioned. As soon as they
could look out the forest they amazed to dis
cover another peak farther in and evidently much
higher. Work the proposed station was abandoned
and on the next afternoon in the midst OF thunder
storm the engineers icbed the true summit, which
apparently bad never been Odden by any human Beng
1be afle OF this crest is 3J64 tidcwaer.
Ii is PSI feet higher than Grams Mountain, ana Tie
Essex County.
Ex-Councilman James Logan, of Philadelphia,
made some remarkable statements on Monday evening
in the course OF lecture the Great Ross Mystery
He SAID that received last Spring letter in which
directions given him for finding Charley Ross.
ACCOMPANIED by friend he went TO place about 100
miles from Philadelphia VIII ere he taken to school
While there he saw Charley Ross and had him on his
knee He asked the lad: Did yOu have pony,
little horseyl" The boy SAID, Yes" Tell me what its
name vast" "Poy." WHAT is your name 7" Charley
Ross" When Mr. Logan told this story to Mr.. Ross,
nothing came Of IT, Whereupon the lecturer The
case There is something back of all this. There is
doubt that Mosher and Douglass the primary
abducors Of boy, but his abduction not fixed
jOb for "a II don. for another purpose And
what the purpose was, and who the party was That
caused The abduction hope, at some future Tine to
make public think could mention his name now.
buI won't" What his country demands OF Lecturer
Logan Is less talk ana more slnall Doy
"No perfumes, no perfumes," Beau Brum-
NELL used TO excalm, when questioned concerning the
essentials Of gentemans toilet There Is New York
merchant who dsregards the Bcau's Injunction, and,
strange say. he deals hardware, and, during bus-
ness hours dresses in taers and is gloyed with CRIME.
notwithstanding his trade he is man OF deli
cate s,nsiJites and very fond of perfumcry. While
sitting New-Iaven train, last week, his caught
q delicious Whit A lady, well-dresscd handsome and
not coarseeatuTed had taken her handkerchief FROM her
pocket and the air filed with fragrance The
chant thought OF his VIE ana tue prophecies ana hest
taed 20 accOst a strange lady, who might and Tend
him with indignant glance; but that perfune-it
90 delicate-he really must know what was. so he
bent forward and clearing his throat began Pardon
me- hut will you give the name Of III II Is de
1oous" The lady smiled graciousy, and after effort
20 collect her thoughts, replied "sure an don't be
after remembering the name onto IT, but 1t small
bottle, just hight" Her brOgue betrayed her Some
bod toilet had been rfrd by the chambermad.
The hardware merchants thoughts reverted TO his WIFE
The celebration of the one hundredth ami
sersary Of the battle Of the BraDdywine yesterday
stsme affair The disastrous defeat Of the Continental