New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

.,n,,,rOs 70 DR.. Mackav. "Men and womcn' ne salu'
..c,r,sly ever allow the fresh air Oh ne"'e" ~
= -, =, ,ha,r boaies except the hands ana race, anu
.,er % these the ladies are systematcalV uuuS' w
,rc,-irg gloves and walls The sur'hoe VI '"e "e"u'"
,,,p form requires be for certain peroo OIL oNor5
A., c,,.i 10 the action Of the atmosphere taKe my
,r,.,h rcrnlnry every morning, and walk IN my bed
900, IN ris aai,rdli5aS, with all the windows open,
-, an ba,fhour I also take q watel-hatl daily
.S anil write for eight hours day sleep eight hours,
and devote bin T,Tsif reserve OF bodily strength
me- think Will carry me 10 hundred years unless
Ts,c ~ accident or am shot or hanged
Dr Pctermann, the eminent German ge-
--r.r s,vs IN recent letter: 81 have this summer
Ron IN North America and visited some of the chief cen
- % cultnra there-Bal;imore, Washington. Philadol-
sis N-,g-Y York Boston. Jersey, &c-but can assure
=, test London yet stands at the summit OF culture
ynisatiou humanity religion, trade, industry, COM
eycc Uad it remained on It's old standpoint, and
easa 10 make continued then perhaps 1t might
:, .,rc, time be outstrpped by EcwYork; but London
,,,d tho English with ali their conservatism,
60 n mako ~anid progress" lie tlnks however. that
th e az ratlcr nady educated since he failed per
pbc.l suclry while the gniafmos OF Bonn take part
n te procceo.ngs 81 the Antiquarian Society Of that
civ. -
The Rev. f. F.. Hale, Pref. f. n. HOrsford
=, c.bril &C. Ole Bull, Ns,hau Appleton, and other cit
,ns NJ Boston are engaged in movement for the cree
-, ~ . monument commemorative of the discovery
q, I'm, continent by the NOremcn, and for the preserva
tam ~ he Dightcn Rock in the Taunton River" At
necs in Boston last Monday Ole Bull said thst TO him
.i very evident that the Norseuien once lived IN
The vicinity The inscription the Dghton Rock was
rndoui.eay made by them for through the Sagas It's
ssuine was explained! He thought that Is the Morse
mo, ef WAS the first Christian die on this continent
.our monument in his memory should be erected That
~. ,yescrva an Oi tho ID shton Rock vas desirable
,Sc,a could n0t he any doubt. Ue then sIOGo " me
gaoffh he
claim for them Morse crigiu yet ihcy were precisely
SIMILAR 20 those 6niit by Tue Dunes N SEVERN P"''' VI
Eur'.e
Lord Macaulay once wrote several letters on
,uar can ustti mons 10 tho late Mr. Henry :. Randall
and these letters appear m Jumpers NGgGs'"e In
one oi t!r ne SAYS: have long been convinced that
nstni rs purely democratic must, sooner or LATER
desr, liberty civilization or both. In Europe where
the population dense, the effect OF such institutions
roud DO almost instantaneous. Your fate believe to
Ia oertlin though it deferred Ivy physical cause As
long a. yon have boundeSs extent OF fertile and unOc
cuped Land your aoring population Will Ice far mere al
ease than the la1orin population OF the Old World and
while that is the tho jefferson politics may con-
tnue 10 exist without causing any fatal calamity Bu
tbs time will come when New England viii be thickly
peoplel A. Old England. Wages viii be rs low and VIII
e ;ctuato ss much with you with us. iou will have
your Manohestcrs and BlmnshamS, and in those Man
ebes;ers and Biunnghams hundreds OF thousands or
artisans will assuredy be sometimes ont o: work Then
your institutions VIII 90 fairly brought to the test Your
constitution is all sail snd no anchor. Either some
Caesar OF Napoleon will seize the 7elns OF soyenaent
with strong hand or your Republic VIII Oe as @ 4uy
hundred an laid waste by barharans III tlt ZOh con
Jury the Roman Empire was IN tGG ON, VIII VA, .h
difference, tina; ta2 Huns and NanclS VINO raVseI ,Ie
and Vandas viii been enscndered within Jour own
country nv your Own Institutions.
Senator Edmunds Of Vermont is said by a
correspondent Of The Philadelphia Times to strongly re-
sembie portraits jerome; and he adds: II there
are any hut facial sniarites between HIM and the Old
saint however Mr. Edmunds does not show them. lie
NAV be pous but he is certainly not humble te sell
dom fas 70 get better of opponent and s equally
ready 10 knock him down with quotation from a
wcirhty authority thrust Inn through with the lance OF
his sarcasm or swords with him IN fan discussion
His hair is white aud what little skin his thick beard
and Irustache reveals Is OF parchment color. lie
wears spectacles and stOOps good deal OnF his eyes
ARC Young His face is the jewish patriarch type and
II he should 20 synagogue on Saturday tho assem-
bly, would be sure take him tor some rabbi learned IN
the Scriptures and the Tamud" OF Senator sherman,
The writer gays that his head is long and narrow Ike
that Of lis brother the General buS does not broaden
out 40 much The top. He wears g!llzled, close
cro,n.d n,,rd and mustachc and has straight light
brown hair Just little touched with frost; cold Oue
ewes a ARC pointed At the end Ike the suoW-pOW
~ - loo n,otiyr a nigh forehead aud frn-set mouth
lie dresses nett her we nor Hin short in slch WaV
that nObod, notice how ne w-s resSrC-tXceuet
IA 10 fo man OF h- years. lie lives Ia pleasant Little
Gose on Prank! u--quArc that belongs hil, and Is
thrifty and moderately rich Everybody respects llm.
rt he IL 81 cold nature tb5 lac has no warm friends
one would as sOou fail in love Win the North Pole
ATHENS, Jan. 1G.--John Meredith Read, the
American Minister had audience with the King to-
today
PARIS. Jan. 16.-The French Academy of
Medicine has awarded 10 DR. squire OF Emira, " y the
Prize of ENCOURAGEMENT.
OTTAWA. Jan. 1G.-The Hon. John Young,
Canadian Commissioner to the Ncw-SOuth Wales Exii-
bitten left last night for Australia.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-Thc Figaro announces that
M Bar bold the French Minister to the United States,
will shortly no replaced at Washington By Max Outrey,
Mrs4r 70 Jau,n NJ BartholG will return 10 Paris 70
c an mi ortaut post in the Ministry % Foreign Affairs