, 1877-03-02

- S0nn2 Cornell" " IAa daA sa$f tnAt young tof.
nee! was In early youlh sore given to tevel md pn
godty CLEO; ho roan.ed much about tho enuntF5. |
took hand In politics. and .gent In for the chances
"if ho Ia not chip OF tho old block,
ha knows great deal about ehipa; in fact, il sstd
to be Yory fond Of them"
Mf. Chamberlain, tho nav colleague OF John |
bright In Tho British Parliament. Is an easy talker
and writer. and ~ lmpusire as he Ia derco in tho
expression Of hfs yiews. lie II secularst Ia cdn.
eat!on and llbs1ttonst In regard 10 tho Church.
II was ho who made the attack Mt. Dissaett re.
Gently. for which hs apologaxed afterwards In the
newspapers. The affair injured him for tlmo,
but manly apology Ia tho long run does no harm
to tho ono who offers II, and Me. Chamberlain now
stands higher than ercr In public opinion.
A writer In an English periodical says shat !
Messrs. Moody and Sankey hsve ''ths.ven OF tho
rich pastures Of dear old Christian England; and
afr. u. ". Smn!1ey, the correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, has The amallness to feel mean
about tho remark. We fear that B1F. smalley II
rspidly becoming snob. Tho {adepen4ent Justly
rebukes him this week for his defense Of the En.
gltsh opinion thnt would justify the action Of Mr.
James Gordon Bennett In lighting duel Fash.
tonablo opinion IL more likely 10 bs right In En-.
gland than elsewhere.
OF the new plar, "Dora," tateiy produced IN
Paris under the supervision Of II. sardou, a coEs
respondent writes: 'fAftcr tho marriage, tho
Luuut ID iGA " ~ VCtIpfV
that hts pretty wlfe really Ia aneaklng 4py, and
there's the deuce 10 pay before It 10 found out that
genuine woman spy, who had a fondnchs born Of
past relations for the Count, had contrised to throw
the suspicious atoreaaid on Dora. The way this
spy fs found out II very eafdonlsh. Bhe 10 In the
habit Of uang peculiar perfume, and faint accnt
thereof adhcring 10 certain paper traces the n'!a.
chief to her,"
Phoebe casy's dream, has bean applied By the
~ Wash mt ef EnrlryhAfH
Rtpubcan to tho present Political aitu2tion Of Ben
Butler. rhrbe dreamed, itis said. that ben died
and applied for admission 10 heaven; he was re.
fused entrance, u he expected. Ifo next went to
the other place, ard was about to walk In without
knocking. but Old Nick slammed the door ia his
face. pen was dunbfoua1eFca At this aud for tho
first time hung tho place where hls head nBcd To be
In detection and anguish. The lev!l, touched With
compaeston, nnpcAred Ut tbs opening over tho
door, and throw out shovel, exelatmlng, ''rhers,
ben, 60 and make hail for YOURSELF" Thua act
tho heavenly Republicans and Satanic Democrats.
Mr. Deeehefa late talk 1t tho ministers meeting
In Minneapolis was chiefly hlled with personal
matter, describing his own methods III ths com!
pos1tion Of sermons. Ills most interesting obaeF.
yation, however. was In reganl to The change that
has taken place Ia thu methods OF preaching during
tho last forty years. When 1o was boy, preacl-
srs used to exhort Ghctr hearers 10 lay down the
arms Of their rebellion R4ninst God; then tha New
lIavgn theology beaought men 10 Choose: now. ~
Mr. Moody puts It, Il ID De'feye, Al II Christ wsse
k'hu W 'ooA -" "n's1 a,"a ~ "u"4 "."ss"' .+a ~
one uoss s., ~ ~ sea.s4 ~ p.ss s1ss @"e
hoA' 'eAa't'"Neuo VI 'a' p''a.".' "oa'U - NV.
Hit Chaflee pl'ke cxpsefsHe1! spoxe OF tos eo'o-
proprlafencss of thu tltlo was shown by = Mr.
TyIor ut the London Institution recently tn lect.
uFe on 'Ihe fn!osophy u tanKuaga' 1he
speaker sho !aa'. u 'he eAt"ota'.'a'5 imc's"e u
An9nsn'speas"k peups saun'" ma soA'aao ~.
twenty seassat ao pr pts.sus nn ta.St to's "1a,a ~
suas Itsne w. .oo ooo ~ o'e' wv psr"s ~"s ~ -
aGa'nss ~ ~, ls,s 1r,. m",n as ,,a.a
wv W. setaknS fteus". ~. 's1t sa ~. 4oa"o
u posslnlo 10 sa! so,hetn'nk asosao.e u 'ae syn
merry ot t0e sas,sn ,. ansuaso' ~nsn has ne.s.o'
1otu u.n'sa.s n's"s' ~. " ~
pass. e!eaa a"eep naa oeen maos' AZ sA'o' "
| the EasHsn !" fsspac1 !" Rs"oss. 'snaehnS sas
language toe easJ *ua ,. '",. ~ iuss'xa =
esamn'sfans' 4na .Als "as =" wotl' sss'as '"A' u
vii! psooao'5 aoso1o a'' o'"sF !a"sa.ss''
Tho Now York Tribune notices that tho House,
bold English Dictionary, which farnlshsa tho KEY
| to tho !amons ''NobGlo" dispatches. IA = roposl-
tory OF moral naax1ns d. Wen ~ a!ctoatEy. Fae
nh1lma arc prluscd In allutng sJps 1t the bottom
| and Top oI every paRe' 'Ms. Faasck. tasse!o4e.
or must We sA5 uos. olo'et'-"hsn ~ took -
ou' 1he "osu e'anp 'uoaa s'e1'"k a'a' ~ wv 'aes
tae aasiee' ea.i, w4tehsa, w wv uEhsstou|
eh1eFps'sss' haa ~; 4!usu, :" h1ul!ss " Nsnt,
!nesa, ~ss fenl'haea thAt 'o'ncestJ ~ 'ae pafen'
" tsath' ne taeAa 'aoss wao 'u"ks Mo,t w.. =,
'oa a,seea1.s'"x "!osso u'os ~. ~, ~
was on.et u tae Sefs he1s "oSa W aeck W! you
| anu anu 1oaH ho1 tose Seas '4eos' 4no "ao's
correspondence maet aase oecn ''eh " ,e"la"es.
IN ues'pae"ns iae sssono ".spass", ~ uas.ni
70 otushls" ttepu"''ea't issetut 'u' v.'Veo' ~
1aloen eame scsos' 'ae a'.sa's' seA'e"~s' az
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