New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-06

time the portrait and the payers The ewoler sue
eeeded IN making ont from the papers. which were wl
ten in French that they consisted OF series OF ih5ue
tons from Louis XVI to his and that the portrait
was that Of the Dauphin. few years aiterward the
Louis XVII the SON OF Louis XVI and Marie Anoinete,
producing evidence in his favor the portrait ana pa
pers. The workman who had made TIE discovery was
naturally dsinclned 10 say how NauepdorG had become
possessed OF these documents but when n was AT e
by whom the armchair recovered and sold To
FrenchmGn. He took II with him TO PARIS and ms
the only article OF furniture remaining in her posses
sion when she entered the GmshoGse IN which she Gal
The Rev. Arthur Tooth, the Ritualisnc
rector of It. Jamess Hacham, is now in Hor3emonsef-
lane Jail He sent word TO OF the court officers that
be was ready to 60 and the writ served on JAN d.
He lodged in a the debtors side OF the
prison and enjoys privileges which have usually been
accorded to debtors those committed for contempt
of court. The Rev C. j. KidsdaIes appeal against the
Judgment Of the Court Of Arches which condemned MIN
for Rtuastic practices in Peters Church. FolkesiOne
ya orted on the next dav before the Judicial Commit
the Prvy Council. sixteen lords We're pres IT. L.
Guiding the Archbishop Of Canterbury The appeal .
practically reheaung of the Purchas case II involves
precisely points; but in the former case IA TIE
clergyman dld not put in gu appearance, no dIEcutha
were presented from his point OF view. The matter now
to be settled the Legality OF veStmcnts wafer bread
the eastward position and the use OF cfucX i-neH
by candles between the nave ana 'IdAct!.
According Lord PenZanccs recent decision however
Mr. Tooths will not be affected by the EidSdae a-
peal, uasmuch the mLl1lon when he SET AZ oeHnc
was based grounds that not al issue beiorc me
anne late tribunal The controversy now raging IN the
Anglican communion very bitter. Among the latest
incidents ore the address OF the Bishop OF Gloucester on
clerical rebellion. address by scotch Rtuallsts 10 VT
TOOTH the protests of various High Church societies
AGAINST the action % court and mass meeting IN
favor Of the disestabIsn1nent OF tine church
Honor has been at a premium or at a DIS
count as the case may the good old French town
Of Cannes the day before Christmas one of the local
papers made some unpleasant unuatiOns in regard 10
the wife of NJ Adam. French Senator. Her husband
read the article Paris and started for Cannes Nho
wrote that infamous article p asked the Senator " II
was l." said NJ Rancurel. the editor. AL indeed! then
take that" rejoned the Senator, sappng the editors
face sNo no. stamnercd the editor; Z" was mis-
taken: II was not / II VI Rgal" The senator left
Office ana dispatched Two friends 70 NJ kiS I1'.
The challenge was accepted and day was set Nlcn
the four seconds met complete the arrangements Tor
inc duel letter from tie editor was read IN whch nc
confessed that be had written e article ana hdt Ne hau
attributed authorship To his friend merely because ne
was overcome with fear The senator went 10 I"IS 10
attend - MS public engagements, but threatened 10 T.
tlIr as soon n possible seek satisfaction But ne Is
moi likely TO get IT, for tiu editor his disappeared rom
Cannes after writing the following lines u 1rlcnd'
You are aware Of my private eubaTiassincntS' ne
affair winch h9pp;ued between NJ Aiali ana III! sell
winch is impossible for 10 come ont OF Win A'l",
has driven NE pair. ~ the time you receive lus
Liter mall have ceased 10 exist Ii the sea casts up
INV bodg viii YOU bury 10y the side OF my son III the
Protestant cemetery OF Slcc. Be Eud enough 20 90 20
INV Office Y.u Will I'M in my Gc'a Tci nO-'ooH, Oh
v1lcn are written the words. Petles InidnitS Aecp
what contains profoundly secret Lie Is Unbeatable
Alieu my best aud only ficnG.'