The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-10
WHAT rs GOING ON IN EUROPE.
This weeks great European event. II W

in England. The Eastern war. tho diplomatic
negotiations OF tho European powers. the Czars
resolution To tako command OF his army. the
political uncertainties of France. all this is
eclipsed by the dinner which that celebrated
nullity. the Duke OF Wellington. gave to the
ex President. and the reception which Mr..
Picrrcpont got up in honor OF what he calls
" the late President. The Sun showed u sur
prsing want OF tho spirit Of enterprise in not
sending II cohort Of its ubiquitous reporters 10
attend and describe the festivities given in
honor Of n man who has always been the object
of 30 tender n care on the part Of this journal.
THE Sun ought TO have followed the example 0i
the H,raM Not sat SIZED with whnt the con
stellation Of brilliant genusps Of its intellectual
home department could produce on such an oc-
casion. our Incompatible contemporary made
special arrangements with two celebrated ladies'
Miss Kate Field and Miss Olive Logan talk
after that OF the superiority of the masculine
over the feminine intclcctD Tho accounts
produced by this combination are simply mar
vellous Some portions IF them are 80 grand
in conception that a common mortal is utterly
unable TO comprehend them. The eloqucnce Of
Demosthenes- II il nothing when compared
with the third page of Thursdays HerdM
Then, again. how instructive these six wired
columns were. Without them nobody would
have known that the age OF Louis XIV. has been
revived IN England and that the wife OF the
American Minister ukee the lead in the move
ment 10y giving state reception in her boudoir;
In the elegant and nowcr adorned boulder at the head
o r sars ,'oou MIS- '"'''pV"' anu "eh grant III 'he
How satisfactory II IL. also. to learn that the
great American soldier gave precedence to
lady. at whose house he was entertained. ana
did not take his stand in front Of her. turning
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