New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

~. -ovsrond gentlemen, cannot he found
a. the book The conductor mas tuineu .nJ nark ia A
IN ~ 10 Revelations and the only peneh n,ar oS
Genss Gene, ,c,pS onposte verso In the first chap'e' vi
Samuel. o.u ,roro
Moderator Doll and Brother Darhaii were
rromuent figures at the session OF tue iIo'o' ''i,'
xhch closed at Milton n. C., last fIiu"' p"'
ames were not the funniest part OF the proeeeunVs
nS"e' ,, -, ror Milton was read. Moderator Doll
',orD,v asked, "Do any OF you members dancer ana
,oher Darnal lowered his bead ana meeky answered.
ives" Then the report for Moderator Dous ehuron ID
,5,asvlle was read AMI the Presbytery was Informed
,hat the members Of that religious society devoted her
Ss ears and the Milton girls nodded their heads anu
Whspered, " that's worse than dancing"
Paris newspaper is well described by
,orespondent Of The London Globe The first column is
devoted TO long political article which would be value
loss without the name OF the writer, whose witty ana
sarcastic comments home affairs remind one OF those
days when lampoons and pasQuinades printed ana as
tributcd were such powerful weapons at court Next
one may nnd n series OF quotations from opposiuon
journals made for the purpose OF heaping ridcue on
nocal rivals. When tine political writers, the men OF
marx who are pointed out 10 the stranger by his guide AS
they pass up and down the boulevards, have emptea
their stock OF abuse exhausted tho witty criticisms
with which they bring rdicule and confusion on thr
adversaries the SchOicr Is allowed to have MS space
lie has 10 collect anecdotes connected with boulevard
ue be must be well up the ohrOnqUe sconddieuSe and
tpow "Chamfori" saintslmon," with the "Contcs
Caulois by heart special military writer is retained
10 write twenty lines day, the war diary deriving
his information from the elegralns sent to the London
papers Tho country newspsleis are eaIeiuy ~ d de' %
snow that Psians through their dinelent Ialy
soDrrals. kept perfectly du comGnt with everything
r,nr oui the provinces Next accidents, suicides
ana pus indstincty cOnfded 10 one department. "heo
shS she aV Vcn at the expense cf yeracity while
tragic affair often exhumed after four ana nNe years
10 answer the demands Of the printer who wants more
spv The sporting prophet is then allowed TO expatia
on horsehesh for the racing public daiy increasing III
number. only patronses thoso daiy papers which oau
give the information Il requires. WIN the space Occu
ped D., the fculeon, and tie few adVcttise nes lnu
ae ana share hs the four pages OF the day jour
ual arc tltd.
"Send away the fools! Give us good gen.
erals aud we will fgnt well enoughl" T.is is "a cry
which the Grand Duke Nicholas has already heard from
his soldiers Mr. Forbes has named two OF the inoompe-
tent m,n. The Grand Duke, he says, is every inch
soldier aud knows how to make himself beloved by OIL
GERS and men alike He has great tactical abty mas
eoup dGt for actual battle would be good commander
OF the battlefield, htng general but he is precluded
from this role by his position as commander-n-ehef;
and ne not strategis or at least has not sufficient
confidence his ability to take the general diree-
ton Of tie campaign with rm hand This ne leaves TO
Nepokoschitsky and Leviisky Now, Nopokciiscoitsky
looks on and watches everything every hiag knows
everything aud says nothing. tie offers no counsel.
gives 10 advice. lie keeps silent The army begins to
say that he says nothing because he thinks nothing.
Levtsky docs every thing, aud his way o. DONG
things is only too evident When told before the first
battle Of Plovna that 10000 Turks approaching Le
replied contmptuously, Where did they sprins 'FRONT.'
when informed that they ready to seizo Lovaz he
tad. you had better attend to your own business"
Ieyitsky lad preconctiyed notions 10 the numbers
and Whereabouts OF The Turks. o refused accept IN
formation conflicting with those notions. There Il moth
ing to be hoped from such man. The man u whom all
ewes are now turned Gen Dfagomruf who is wounded
tOa severely for comm nj in the field but not too
severely 10 prevent taking the direction " the cam
uaign. Tho discomfort is greatly angmened ~ Prince
Charles brng appointed TO comm tDd the active army
before Picvna. foreigner, aud man with no military
reputation The given is, or course, that reign
iug prince cannot be pot under the command OF SIM
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