New-York tribune., 1877-06-27
GENERAL NOTES.

Charles Taylor has just been admitted to the
pslr,nore BAR being the hrst c0orod who has at
tanned that distinction
Elder Loomas, IN the course of sermon AZ
The Shakers meeting In 4tervet, n Y last Sunday,
remarked that II Savior were living today He would
he arroeautly refused admission 10 the Grand Union o
te at saratoga and subjected TO contuney and insult
Tbis Ia carving the argument long way.
There was man in HOlyoke, Mass, who
, moved 10 contribute few Strawberries 90 church
festival lie was found in a neighbors garden, v;th
twoouart pail the bottom Of which he had just covered
He arranged the matter by paying the over so-'h'
highest price paid for strawberiles tA- Hnmhef
A clerical cOlpOrteur in Dodge County, ga,
whose name is A. Z Chandler, has been in trouble from
having in his possession copy Of F. T. Bilsss songs
sacred and secular one Of them being satire on JeEer
SOL Davis Mr. Chandler apologies in print for being
the owner OF such book. aud that he is southern
man "a oio though he Is determined 10 De neutral eli
trely in pontcs"
On June 6 the Kings Greuaders of the
Pran army celebrated the sEteth anniversary Of the
succession Of the Emperor OF Germany to the command
OF the regiment Eighty years ago the regiment was
organized and il has been engaged IN J. great battles
81 minor engagements, including sorties, ana three
Eeges. In the FnneoGerman war tue Kings Grena-
diers acrOn at WeissenDurg. ~ hofth ~ 9oo'
and also took part repusng many o. the so4teS mace
b he defenders Of Paris.
Lord Truro called the attention OF the Brit
Isl Government June IL 20 tIc Ic'Viit ~"
bolies on Blaekheah. and Lord Beauchamp, IN reply
was compelled TO admit that there had been several out
RACES In Lat district The OF Mr. HOdgson had
been stopped anc he forced 70 give up his purse
70 two robbers Two in dark clothes had attempted
stop another carriage but the cOachman had peu us
whip and escaped. Two men called on another coach
TO halt, and had by the side OF the caIsse lor
8 short distance. The modern Claude Duyal is vel
dressed ana well educaed and looks Ike tAe younger
son OF a good family.
A, i,va,tor Jobr Gouldin0 died at WOr-
oester Mass last Friday At the ago Of 50 years His
mechanical genius extraordinary, ana he was par
hcalary distinguished for the invention Of machinery
Tor producing cotton and wooden fabrics. He received
% different patents hs rst dating far back "a
ls26. Like most nyentO o. led comparatively poor
HIS process OF manufacture SOOlons, known 10 the
trade Gouldngs patent, .eyoiuonized that branch
Of industry, and j. almost universal use dr Could
ing leaves completed two inventions OF which he had
great hopes-ODe for generating steam IN peculiarly
easy and economical manner, and the other spindle
for tonspnning which he claimed would accomplish
twice he wih hall the power u me present
methods Mr Goulding believed tt this spindle would
bring about great change in cotton hahulactuiIhg'
AM he spoke OF it as the triumph Of his lie
Walter Wilkins advertised in a Manchester
paper ast November to this effect: "Wantet-h Widow
lady hOusekeeper 70 WidOwer, a professional gen
tenan; a lady VI means viii be required, ultimately
with a view TO matrimony." To that advertisement
lady replied, and subsequently the advertiser had an IN
teryiew with he then went % London, where he
asjoined days by the lady, and II arranged
that they should be lie told Der ne pos
sessed Of considerable wealth IN America and wanted 10
proceed tbther Immediately after the wedding Lad taken
place She consented, aud be obtained from her $3.50
for the purpose u paying their passage FOO buy Sun
geal Instruments tne lad asserted that he doctor
having obtained his diploma AIueriea and S75 10 buy
saTess for her. The night preceding the DAY fixed for