New-York tribune., 1877-05-22
GENER1L NOTES.

Another good man has died with his armor
on In Grafton, Mass, last Friday evening, Deacon
Leauder stockwe wio in the act Of leading the weekly
prayer-meetiug, was taken suddenly H. and expired
while beng cal ricd home.
The failure Of the appropriation for the War
Department has had painful effect The war clerks
have been informed that after tho lst Of July tncy must
buy their own toilet soap for at the Office or 20 with
out And yet the Government expects clean hands Of It's
servants!
Justice is made to pay her own expenses in
Saford Co., y. II. The supreme Court there has just
closed Of eleven weeks, and the fines imposed
in liquor cases have than paid all TIE costs OF the
term Judge Foster congratulated tho juIie and lawyers
upon this good stroke OF business.
A pous hen crawled into Methodist church
in Jefferson City, week sunday, and laid egg IN
the contriDution-b0x. While hemiEiser making m
earnest appeal his congregation Tor foreign missions
the hen suddenly left her ncs and, pre- eu,ug herself IN
the chaucel cackled most energeucaly. The deacous
discovered the egg when they went forward 10 gei the
box Iuc piUuS hens contribution was 1dalel I'd lLe
domestic rather than the foreign held
The Imcrican ArcLjtect is evidently pleased
with the plans OF the proposed music ball Tor Mr.
Thonas's orchestra in this city. says that Mr. Thorps
designs are contryed with great cleyeness, but Is afraid
that half million dollars is too small an estimate for
the cost Of tine building There no ground or appre'
heuson On that score The estimates are those Of con-
tractors. The building need not cost more than hal
million The project Is IN the ands oi practical hen not
drcdmcrs.
\ theological controversy on the doctrine Of
the Trinity Las made breach between Two German
churches in Muscatiue. Iowa and Pastor starche has
been warned to fee from the city-warned after this
fashion by anonymous Chri tGns: lyon hc.lhouud
clear out from NGscatine Nour breath is injecting o~
uure and holy doctrines. You devil, and devils De-
long to hell That is where all OF your church members
also belong you do not leave It within two OF If'
weeks yOu will leave il alive Pastor stacAer
ceye- missiycs Of TINS sort every moiWhg' bai o'l-
man OF courage intends to hold his ground ana l'e'0-
what he believes.
Miss Ida Hawley of Honellsyillc, Steuben
County, ace 20, committed suicide by drowning ie"
days ago. Slo left paper setting forth her REASONS o'
refusing to live which she writes that size was young
and healthy she had never felt the lackof love- Of
friends Of food or clothing she voluntarily abandoned
lfe rs she says from dccpseated conviction tAa' II
was not worth living; a prospect Of life Deloh' '"o
world which this is but preparation for pehS Naslo
and chmerca" One does not like 70 speak har'Ay D.
such an unfortunate, and il seems kndlest 10 say a5s
this young woman was uhqueStoniOiy lHSilc, ,.,t ..
all the accounts declare that she not Her sdlenn
OF reasons while il has tbn y4rnsh Of plio',p.l,
exceedingly confused; and nobody ever gave suo"s''
evidence ot an insane condition.
THE TRBUNE's New Haven correspondent III
announcing the nomination OF Dr. Dale 10 the l9 l"'
Beecner ecureship for the coming year referred 10 1
as a worthy OF Drs -tOrrs, Hail. Ia!lo'' A
Brooks" The substitution Of Dr. storrs name foT nF
ceiyed many readers. This lectureshp was esIahhe'
! by a member Of Plymouth Church III honor Of Lyman
Beecacr and Lyman Beechcfs son, the founders pH''
delivered the opening OF lectures iul reports"
winch appeared in TIE TRIBUNE during two se"S'H|
Dr. StorIs has not been one of the preachers Oh ''
foundation. correspondent from AnhoE,r tt,osin N
Seminary seems To be hali all5lu .a' l l i,nc,s
this instance has been treated with lntehou'i UNI
or worse Not Soi tT"5 - p,,cn,u nngcuerous
su.niclous prove that while the tOngreg tioht sr.
munion has been delivered from te uncie1n sl] ] in
Brooklyn scandal, soreness and seilSi'NehoS' ''"'
/ the churches.
Col. Blanton Duncan has supplied the LouiS-
Vile papers with war news. IL dates palA "A
wears its interest centers mainly IN Col bhntoh 'uN
can and in the end it comes TO nothing In lsOo No
Prince OF Roumania cudered 10 Gen Beauregafd' WHO
was then IN Paris. the command OF ms armies one'"1
hin, the rou, OF fed marshal, 100000 year. loeiai
outfit and the privilege OF selecting his st' OF "non
Col Blanon Duncan. course, would have been cue"
GEN Bcauregard didn't 20; nor dd Col hidu'On -
| can; but Gen Bcauge gard Eow writes % lt't.' ~
! man who might have been chief OF st'n' ''il'7 nm -
ne voud do if he had 100000 Confederae troops No.
,I Nos, nj tbo P,rt, how he w0ud send Gen to'''''
cavalry to destroy the depots Of supplies rai''' 1"'
hri,s from, tbe Danube Ia Middle Russia Whthvy '",y
cnuI be Transported to tho rear OF lho H"t si .he
! 0prrotiuy I'M ASIA; how he would give i','o1s i'm
i,ncis h. voptrI how De would keep carrier p h'u' =
fun nieht between Forrest ana uiil''u ~ t,..iir.
keep tho Black sen clear aud si4Ns Z ou' & ~ s,uans
e ,lirf of stan unconscious that Beautt sHu I, @ S
| him, posts himself Tor greenAon py Iu''''''"7
! letter for publication ~.
\ war correspondent of The London NeES
describes the Cossack as very uDsayoly seh"eu''D
Rut Galaz Is fine place, he adds, for taking 'Ho ob' 20
| 80, sibltes regarding smells and one can set 70
dord OF the Cossack, which Is more than one can u'
IN regard 70 the Galaz drains. The Cossack is H'"o
chan about five feet five on his high heels Du' ~
once sturdy aud wiry. His weatheroea'en taee y
shrevd. knowing, and merry His eyes are small ou'
ke.n his mouth large, ana between II ana ms pug o'o
rather redder than the Eest OF his iaoe-S ''i' o'
wisn of straw cOlored musiacho. His long, tmoA'
.tht hair matches his mustache m color ana Is eu'
sheer round by the napo OF his neck. Below the he'A