New-York tribune., 1877-05-05

n. IN the matter Of books this Is easy Tor he mas
at. for rare editions aud all the other iancies OF
n M n,hl,op,dle To him hook Is an instrument OF
',..,nation and Of work. Most OF MS pictures ana
nave been replaced and TO hll the vacancies of
p. OWL 5ostrcye he has procured beautiful copies
,site porcelaius in his collection are under the
'",i luz care of Mme. Thierp. who has an admirable
P,c IN these thugs lie has an lncompiaole service
tssl1 S1,r OF which every plate Is worth more thau
o. M II was this porcelain that his dinner was
Slv, ioteiy on the occasion OF his sOth birthday,
when Pars0n Brownlow was attending cor
,.,co at Abingdon Va, in 1850. he suffered serious
i"s. and Bishop Capers and other diyinos present
rtber anxious 20 know how the eccentric parsou'
,,,. vcs Of an exchange OF worlds Accordingly they
To-, ,s rooul aud the Bishop read the Scriptures and
-. and tuaycd with hiO. On taking his leave. Dr.
r took him by the hand and, looking him full IN the
- roir,i rs 20 ms prospects beyond the grave. The
ar VS. prompt and confident "wel, Bishop. n
life To live over again could improve il in many
naecis aud would Try 20 do 80. However, IT the books
have u property kept IN the o,hGr "orld-and OF tsis
bove no doubt-there Is small balance III my taNoI
An English Protestant lady was lately among
a.. oore received by the Pope. she had frequently be
g. waited On the Holy Father and wac on terms Of
sas,ot ccgantinceShip with sundry Of the prelates
fsut hin, Possibly this circumstance may have given
,ss to cer.au lquite Daseess hopes that the lady n
s.on might be made convert Of At oil events. the
DO had on one or two occasions payfuy told her hat
HI Emf q
o,.on In question her Monsignore friends had placed
H., ei.r a. te spot by which the Pope must pass in quit
ting The Audience gallery, and as he did he stopped MS
ehair-DstItrs ana gave hti Hi- manu- 20 Mss
Srisi he When sho had done, "hrd as bell, narl -
s" gying her smart tap with the tops OF his fingers
on The fOrtlo.i ds hC spoke Ana theh ne gave hcr MS
HAND b. Kiss second time.
The first stone has been laid Gt was upon
sbaleseares birthday at stratlorcou-Ayon, Of build
ing TO serve tnoatcr, picture gallery. and library
bere the plays may be represented and also Illustrated
uD,p cauvss. sud whore Shakesperoan literature may
be preserved Objection Is made 70 the building OF
theater IN small country town where il will he difficult
90 gpthe- good company, and still more difficult to
gather an audience. II Is held that Shakespeare, as
writer Of plays was really Londoner The recurrence
~ the anniversary has gwen rise the observation that
Al no period has Shasesuoare's popularity in England
been greater: never has he had many readers ana
seven girls are taught 90 give to Shakespeare the time
ard tlont they were formerly forced 10 De'to" upon
When Won MOltke returned TO HOlstein. after
-.orra,zug the Turkish army, lie found living there
with his sIster-whO had married Mr.. Butte, dn Enghsh
mana Young SRI between 10 and 10, daughter OF bir
Duies nfs marriage. The pretty little erl loved already
hfore seeding him, the soldier had sent from the
Orient such interesting letters GO his sisior As Tor Won
Notke he had until then IN woman only a being
constantly Interfering with the methodicai life of
,ortrr Bni when n man more than 10 years old Is
,oy.d nv abewtehing girl OF 1G ne ends by returning
her aaec ou From that tine there wac but one woman
Il, ths World 10 him. there vas but one work lie mar
Rod sweet Mary Bute and wnou sic died M 'os ac Sicat
Yield Marshal could that his lie as social being was
slso ended: only the soldier remained. The Countess
was barred n hs beautiful paiA III 9li15io a. S'i & T ' ~
rsrbr nstNr her is written, Love Is the running pI
tle law Mary Moltte was very bright Nt.y
b-'iry v.r, merry and is lOii pathetic truth
thai snce death the Field Marshal has hot Deoh seen
h laugh.
Mr. Henry Ward Beecher has been giving in
f1.ta. riy ia, /.
q, b, stories is this: THE other day came through
Ioudou,illr Ohio and was forcibly reminded Of my
stay there when on my first trip out West We stopped
late at ht and spent sunday there. There were TWO
ooarloads ~ us. ana the little twostoty brick tavern
was nearly fun when we arrived The best they couiu
do for my brother Charles and myself was to give us
oonple of shskcdoWns in the dnngroOm. We slept
lse SUNDAY morning but finally waking up commenced
% talk said: Charles, I'll bet you can tell what
they had a tins hotel for dinner yesterday What was
itV he asked Roast beef replied, basing my JudS
rDcut ou stale sort Of odOr that pcivaded the room
sHo YOU'RE mistaken, said he, shaking his head ana
smiling al the covering Of his bed it was mutton
We both soutly maintained respective propositions
and fsllng 10 vigorous smelling Of our bedcloh2s'
found TIE landlord had gwen s couple OF
for bsdsp-tads and Charles had Sot tue muV'VH oio'
and the beef"
When John Christian Schetky was boy IL
Edinburgh nc played truant with his brother and re-
turning home late the afternoon they forgot that Their
road lsy past tie house Of one OF the schoomaSters,
fst1iliary called "WHlic Nicol" As they passed thiS
house a window was suddenly thrown up ana TO ''eh
conformation the heads their master ana Their iather
sppeard thercat ana the dreaded rating at once began
with threats of more extreme measures soon
n follow Theu a third face looked over
ths masters shoulder. and the crestfalen lads
recognized another fricnd Of their fathers
Ausn Masterton-watching their discontinue with ire
Yses,le amusement But another moment ana the
aspet Of affairs had changed for another head appeared
hetrceu the first two and staiwart pair OF arms
pushed them right and left "HoOt, srs, what are ye
atoot, B1isLt schetky whisht. Nic0I haud your
.ongus an dlppa look so d0ur the puir laddes Err
my lads nae doubt but ye're hungr eneuchf Here are
soe bawbees 10 buy bannOcks to your supper An moo
rin hsme like guide barues. an get to your scbuie tine
morn" Aud that was Robert Burns schetky always
,ro,,rd mn when he told tho story. "Aud go romem5UI
having seen together that day the three men mentioned
d Willie bFewcd peck o. maui
Ezt and Allan cam 10 pIec . .
and my father with them They We're all ClhlnB to-
getbers a NcOl's az IL happened, ana sfN u- pass il5
window. That the only time ever saw hcOerV
Buns"
LIVERPOOL, May 4.-Tbe CoWief's LONDON
correspondent understands tat Mr. Greenwood, editor
Of The PaH MaH Gazette about 10 take responsible
position on me Times The correspondent queries
whether this may not indicate a change In The I1~csS
siifud. on the Eastern question. Mr.. GraenWooi's
writings IN re Pail Nal GoseHe having been st1InEN