New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
GENERAL NOTES.

The strike of the journeymen can-makers Of
Baltimore has met with partial succrss. One OF the
largest firms agreed Wednesday to m terms proposed
by the strikers and it Is probable that work viii be re-
sumcd in nearly all the shops next week on the basis of
small increase In wages The Strike has Deeh most or
derry one.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, after denOunc-
ing the manual confession printed under the auspices OF
pe Rtuasic Society the Holy Gro called the aten'
on of the Upper House of the ConyOcaton in July 10
another publication, which he regarded as highly oJrc-
onable It was a manual for instruction OF children
years old The little innocent is u be told that t IS
through the priest and the priest only tnat he must
acow his sus II he desires that God should forgive
him. The poor little thing is TO be frightened INTO sub
miss on by beng told Of other children who had cOneeaed
their sins and had been tormen ed with rmorse. and
who f they had died IN that state would certainly have
zone 10 the everlasting fires OF hell" II the child Is too
modest or know how 10 confess he Is 10 tell the
priest and he will question him. few weeks
the strained construction which the Judicial Committee
mt upon the Ornaments Rubric In the Rdslae case
strengthened the hands OF the Rtualists ana Dious
! the Old School High Churchmen into fellowship Win
them The authors OF these two manuals nave hroight
"A great storm aOJut the heads OF the EtililSuc chp
fession and spapers have denounced the publ
cations rs suDversive OF puDnc mOIas'
A Boulevard journalist tells n charming little
story about French actor who loved and lispcd lie
was young he had talent, and he was engaged in ~o
uudertak nes equally difcu,he conquest OF the rolling
"r and wOmins heart After SIX months OF earnest
effort he was as unsuccessful u field as n the other
The obstinate stuck in hi throat and IA drHoisee
remnned IN deOise!le. Finally, after an hour OF po
testaon and entreaty he touched her rcbelous heart
she said "Yes" Wild with 10y, he descended
the staircase four steps time, and in
passing before the portico door exclaimed
Gordon SIT rois plat" Wonder! the 'r IN Gordon
had sounded pure and vibrating as All Italian 'r" Ho
was afraid that it was a lucky accident anu began
again. meeting with the succrss. He doubted no
longer The rolling 81" his; and TO whom dd 10
owe bs succcssl Why her he adored The intoxiras
ti,n of blisstu passion had wrought the miracle. As
he was returGing to her arms repeating Gordon" on
raY INT Of drain under his feet On rat :"
cia,nei Another rolling "r" his He was trlum,
phaat. he hal yanquls1ed two rcbe!s-tne az ahe
he "r" lie had loved and had rolled his "r"
The testimony of Miss Jane Parry, the plain
uG broach-of-promise case, which came before tLe
Queens Bench DIVISION London, fortnight ago, Is IS
racy as any thing between the covers of PekWlcA "a
rcrsp She explained the Jury that she was the pro-
urictress Of sheiSh shop" and that tho defendant
:. vos in the bottle way and such like" Aftr telling her
that hs home was furnished beautiful" and that be Was
seeking for wife, he added "Wol what do you say Tor
yourse4 You good daughter to your parent sac
answered that she wOud never leave her pareuL "ufh
the old lady died and the whole shesl business became
hers tho defendant said TO her, "Your he. i deaa
now" She answered, +" must show my parent proprr
rcspecttLerefore before six months" AT the end
~ six months he again asked her 10 marry ho ana aue
tola him that he was foreigner aud had better many
one Of lis own coun:rywomen who could speak Ills SEN
tmcns which she could not. Ho replied tnat they mnst
he married the next day "But am In deep mourning
she objected Never mind" said he. cit will be scon
| over and very economical" The DeXt morning" ssd
the witness vefy archly TO the jury. got ny ahd
| dressed my self for the OCCASION ] was sthl ~
! mourning. but covered 1t MP with nuns "lNe
| vail" The wedding was postponed aud the Lazy
resumed her mourning and her shell bsh lns
smt was and broken OF again and again te az
frndant, affection seeming T. be ~ accord with fs az
petite for oysters. lie iir- Cl IN love with hcg wi ho
was eating ~ her "stcYs ~ sc UNDERTOOK oWoo
! 10y memorandum book. There was no cn,rl on 'no
pages bat she accounted FOR its absence ON The ihc0
iht she did not put inward tccln on what % tD'u
said L. her" She remembered his iskng bcr u she We
| an EngshwOman and that she answered. II RAM
A part of the vast crypt under 1t. Psnis
Cathedral London, has recently been converted ino
chapel for early service, and for any occas'-'
when the choir and the may be required fof ya
public celebrations. This chapel Is beneath tue e'n
part Of tho choir the place which would be caca ln'
aps OF the Cathedral the table bens considerable dS
tance from the east window. from which H Is eAleV
lighted Around tho table and for large space IN froa'
extending 70 the side walls OF the aes. vorJ beaui
pavement has been laid This nne piece OF ornament"
work ia mart OF the scheme for completing tho deco
ration of tho interior. in accordance with Wess
| design II is intended eventually 70 carry 70"
! te,selated pavement over tho whole Of the cryps
The general pavement according to ne low
don Tnss partakes Of the old italian teong for beauty
and compares admirably breadth aud lsrseness" "
style with tho grand interior. point OF singular ih'eT
cat IN ,his application sf moaAis work that has pesH