New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-19
GENERAL NOIES.

Connecticut must look to her laurels. There
a. ,cdeler in sheffield England, who has beer los
years On the road and is peddhng still He lives on
sugar and boer.
The Harvard crew is a strong one and the
sght will have 10 work bard beat f. The stroke
has een changed it Is longer and less nervous; tie
,rms have less do and the legs and back good deal
NOR. The rows nye miles every afternoon
Charles Stuart Of Glasgow sends to The
Ty1RuSE photograph Of Alexander Ferguson Scottish
mason who Is said to have rescued 56 persons from
sroUppg in the Ty Clyde. Dee Mercy, Tyne Ayr, and
other streams and swan - miles n seven Eons
Boston is to have no fireworks on the Fourth
o, July and 10 balloon. has been usual Perhaps the
money is 70 be spont after moro sensible fashion fhs
away 81 600 or 5000 with only temp rary bad smell
left behind. is not perhaps the most rational mehoo Of
exhibiting patriotism.
There has been great excitement at Epping,
n H. about a missing Young girl supposed 20 have been
murdered and about missing young man VINO was sup
posed 70 have murdered her. bu now 10 is conhdent!
believed that the missing youn- eir cl2'ed Wl'h 'Hg
missing yOung mah-"hlcI Is No'J '"" ''' 0'~'
more pleasant and cheerful.
Most of Gail HamiltOns victims squirn, but
Me seems 10 suffer the most The day aitefAe Aad Tor
maly replied paper contained one leading edltc a
ever 3 column lOug, ana four editorial Paragraphs
amounting half a column more, all devoted % the
offending lady, and each Of tlem crushing her WITH me
argument, less directly put th-t she Is an Ola
mad.
naughty student Of Rochester University
has made Prof o. Il. Robinson very unhappy The pub
Hshe-s Of so 40 newspapers received postal card
with this message: "Pease send daily for one year
Will remit soou Address Prof o. II. Robinson Rockies
ter University" TIE Professor somewhat rldrf1ed
when he found these newspapers swelling his mail every
morning. ami sill the wOTder grow wEeu Dills Tor TIE
years subscription were presented.
A conference of English clergymen was held
nE-r 80
opening the national museums and picture galleries on
SUNDAY afternoons Tie circular issued Dy The pf0mi-
nent Churchm n Hish Broad, and Low who favored The
movement on the ground thai 10 wOud BRING those ns
tutions within Of wOTkngmen ana cOuuterac
the manifold temptations 20 drunkenness and vice,
read and sharply discussed, and the proposition wa
voted down by vote o. So 20 80. Tie majority arg Ell
that the opening and galleries NoGC lau %
greater neglect OF rel giOu and % the multiplication o
labor railways. The sabDatarian feeling is SUI strong
England
Canon Gilbert and three priests Of the
Roman Church in England recently engaged the hest
medium whom the National Association of Spintualist-
could recommend, and told nIm 10 set 10 work, The
spirits were out OF gear and needed Ong Tine violin
was dumb tie table stationary, the spirits stayed
away The visitors assured che medium that they were
willing 70 wat until midnight if he would undertake TO
write upon closed slate. objects al distance, or
do some other marvel The slate opened, Lat lts
surface was perfect blank, and the mediums effort Ia
producer doubo self a darkenCd room was an lgnOu.-
NOUS failure. The Canon dId lu Zee OF tNO Euuea5
e1d invited Gin 70 tTy again sonic other cy, bur De Oh
jeoted LIE ground that was case 81 iour sh"gcs
against one sirtuaiist Evidently Spirits doht count
Hobart Pasha, the AnglO-TuTkish Admiral,
found time iust before running the blockade OF the
Danube " ssy bOmbastc word l0rthe Turks ID ctter
70 The London Times The Turks he says, hat seriously
undertaken OF reform, oectus to their newly
formed Parliament representatives Of ali denomination
and rehg1oos dethroung two sultans incapable dis
missing many high officials for corruption, and choosing
their in the provinces At this stage
Russia puts her hand around her neighbours throat, cry
ing STOP No bad example Mr.. Turk We shall have
our people asking for Co stitutOn and reform
You are going 700 fast going force you to
form IN our way, not IN yours. After YOU Hrt
ruined after your people driven 70 desperation and
s1-ited madness, then Will SLOW you what TO do
Itmay De that you will lose province so, bu, TINT
matters not: never mind treaties No answer! Fsat
you Every one has deserted YOU so come on. Ne
viii place you IN sucn position that you cannot
ahead in the eyes OF expccant Europe n carr s Ods
your good Intentions"
When the war opened there were SIX corps
Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth, Eleventh, and TWELFTH
the fr nter Of ROum1nia available for immediate
service dispatch received four days ago announced
thai three additional corps concentrating at Kls-
ehenef As orders had been previously issued for the
mobilization Of the Guard Corps and the First CORPS 10
probable that these two u the additional three
corps The Guard Corps had ia headquarters al st.
Petersburg. aud composed Of the Isl, 3D. ana 80
divisions OF infantry aud the lst and 81 divisions Of
cavalry The First Corp. whose headquarters were also
st. PetcrsJnrg consists OF the pc, 24h. and o7 d.
visions Of infantry and the LIST cavalry. In time Of war
third division Of cavalry is attached 10 the Guard
Corps These are among the strongest corps ID tie
Russian army having three divisions OF infantry each,
instead Of two The visions that are fighting in Asia
the 18th. 2Oth, 2Ist 3Stn 59th and 4lstdre not yet
organized into army cOrs hut are banded i0S tAeI as
tie Army % the Caucasus conjunction WIN ihe tAu-
sasaH Grtnadiers and Tie Caucas COssacG DIVISION