, 1877-03-13

u,xn ho avowcd that large ptofts were more con-
renIal to him than hnc scntlmenh. Mr.. Field. |
Il must bo satd Is not peculiar IN th's
,rspcct; md, ns 10 the charge that he prohsea by
The breaking Of tho first cables, the +ddFer!t'sr
might to gyo evidence In the ca4c, clzc Mr. Field
Wit be likely to calt It 10 nccount. (
somc mcn,bcss OF Congress complain that II will
he hnruilaling fos them to en to Mr. Key. Demo.
trat, 10 arrange fer appointments. why need
the Congrcssmcn, =" inquiries tho Springfield Hp'1-
Utou II 70 10 Mr. Key or any other Cabinet OIL
eer to arrange for appointments Tho appoint"
rutnts nrc tho E1ecutivo's business, not theiFt'"
The Emperor Of brazil finished discussion Of
ths relf9sons question with tho Pope In inst twenty
lnutcs. which, considering tho importance OF lilo
snh,cct IA certainly tue quickest slnc on record.
In Patjs he rpent his tlmc conscensously in visit
tcv the echonla, tiuRcums, anA academies, In each
Of whsc,, he was received with the highest dsllnc-
ton.
ueva,i In his autobiography. Just issued from
th press tells Of tho troln1ng he received In boy
hood for diplomatic carccr. 1fo Ind 10 dsivo the
cews 10 pnstnro md bring them home; takc tho
grain to mill; bring tbs lime from The Kiln; nnh 10
The crrands Of tho family generally. Tho lime Of
hls cider brothers being too precious to permit
thcn to bo Withdrawn from their 1a5ors.
The very Severe notice Of Harriet Matsncan's
biography in the Boston AdrsrtIser said to be duo
to q jo,g g-ehcr!shcd grudRo agu1nat her, aEEsfnR
from her positon on the slavery qucstiou, nearly
half century ago. Tho ,attcr Ia ALLUDED to on PIP.
ssa, 353 and 3iti Of the autobiography. 1thardly
eseu,s possible though. TINT tho Boston Adrfrtfser
s4orld now nttack dead woman because SHE was,
IN AbolitlonfAt-
It seems that stndent.sutctdes are remarkably
nrcralent inst now. In addition 10 TINT Of Emil
aclwerdttngcr, Of Cornell. already noticed. thcro
have been among recent suicides IT, ycar old son
pf Prof. Calvin, OF tho Ohio Agricultural Colleges
. recent graduate Of Phillips Academy, namcd
Walter p. Thompson catecmcl an expert gymnaat
and perfect specimen Of plyslcal health; and
George G. Wheeler, Of Dundee. Mich.. who bc-
came insane from ovcratu1y.
..Sjcolas, or Nfcolfnf," +" writes Mr. Edward Ring
to The New York Io,, s'ts ycsy anxious thai IattL
shonld unite her fortunes With hts for a grand
operat1c tour throughout tho United Sta.es, and
possibly. after her London engagement il colclrd.
cd. the pair lnay conclude 10 undertake such an
engagement. 1t Is said that thc effect nj the scan.
tal concerning Iatti and Nicon haa been 10 SHUT
the doors Of fashionable society in Paris upon her,
and to make fulurc admission 10 II very dllcuit for
my opora. singer"
1fs. John Oxcnford. 1ntc dramatic critic Of the
London T7mes, was not. ~ atated In tlis column
yesterday, entirely ecf.taueht. lie was for Two
years the most favoredt and certainly tho most
gifted, Of tho pupils Of Ms. s. T. Friend. m &C.
centric teacher Of high qualifications. Friend at.
tempted 10 iissnade 0xcnfof0 from hts dramaefc
cafccs-conssderfng lint no had thu highest pht1o.
eophica1 faculties, together with versatility of
powcrA that polntol to another hphcrc. Ills dro.
maslo taste. however, was dcveloped 90 carly lbat
h's heart WIS not given to othcr pursuits.
The disruption Of The Pubtlshcra' Board Of Trade,
otherwise known "a the school. book ring, has oc.
cnalonc0 no 1arge amount OF grief through tho
country, although 1t pretended to bo wholly in tho
interests of tho public. Tic public. strange to sny,