New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03
GENERAL NOTES.


When the excitement was at its height in
Newark. Ohio last week. stalgart citizen felf the ne
ces-ity braoing himselfup The Mayor had Ordered
the closing Of ali saloons and drinking places and the Do
lice had enforced regulations hgily But there va.
a back door I'm Gingerbread Row, and behind the bar
there long range lightning whiskoy. The salwart
citizen crepr in got his drink ana beat retreat Soon
he overwhelmed with burning sensations IN MI,
stomach Something seemed to be blazing there and he
burst into doctors oicc oxclamIng; "For Gods sake
pump me out quick" WHAT IL wrong with youf" In.
quircd tho doctor. "Gct the pump ready while am
telling you I'm burning mp inside. Hurry. ! took a
drink down Gingerbread Row. They have put a lob
mp on me-. am poisoned" The doctor suddenly inter.
posed: d" W v, smell something burning myself" and
opening The paen > wai-coat found MOLE three inches
IN diameter burned IN fhc srfrOut While the sliwart
citizen was taking MS drinE De had dropped q cIear
stump between his wii-icOlt and shirt. Didn't you
smell SMOKE Z! asked tho Doctor. You're rynI did;
but thought II Was comm ont Of my mouth"
The Archbishop of Canterbury after rclcas.
ing cahedro tine Rev Mr. Rid,dle ffon allegiance 70
his euco, essaycd bring Daek another Rtualstc
goat into the fold. Bus the Rev. Arthur TOOTH who ran
amuck Of the IOrsemonger JAIL has touch skull and
prefers to 20 loose. The Prmate calls the "Maltyr'sg
attention resolution passed by the COnyOcat0B o tho
effect that "uo alterations from aforementioned and
ritual ought TO De made m 0ur churches until ina
sanction oil Bishop IA, been obtained thereto" Mr.
Tooth does not deny that this resolu-on formally
adopcd after mature dc'iDrriuOn and published u The
records Of Convocaon " but be objects taf has never
been technically "promulgs1 or put IN ure with tho
ROYAL license When he prosecuted under the civil
law he protested against any attempt his
science through the machinery the Courts, aud ap-
peacd 10 tine living voice oi the ,hnch.' When De- -
invited In compliance WIN ibat h'lhg voice 10 alan.
don ycsfent and posture be decline. on he ground mat
sanctions OF the civil power are llckng lEe living
himself the ght to lesrmine whether it j. unci 10
right KEY. Ia other words. The Conyociuon j. fthbo
But wGO Is inialliDe Is il the R'y. Arthur Tooth
a. I,t,t tl,a
toya is rather more picturesque than halt IN street
car on the Bowery when Mr. Bergh easnga poor horse
and keeping thousands Of hungry human stomach away
fromther suppcrs For instance he~cs bi Ofdescrpton
condensed from English letter: black mass on tho
further shore. stood cavalry brigade, dsnounted and
1t wound along The sand until hid IN the dust-'iorm Al
ways raging here. Upon the other side Of the bridge
head miscelaneons crowd Of wagons infantry. stray
Cossacks by the hundred, hospital trains and mounted
officers doomed dimy through the brown haze. There
was nothing for it but % wait Brilliant young aidesde
camp tuning with impotence, threw Themselves upon
the ground Princes, covered with decorations Ike
bre,stplae tried to force way but were ruth
lessly pre, ed I'm course Of time the artillery wagons
passed. theu long convoy Of stores hd them at last
the cavalry D., gan To II seemed an endless pro
ccsson Cossacks IN bue win "A rcd stripe CO~-acAs
without strue; red Circassians, buh, back Yellow
tanded-nay, even one in purple silk; red Hussars,
brown Hlssars with red breaches Dlue with mafe
breeches blue win red leechcs. an blue WIN yeI0N
facng blue coats with brown breerhes, stained appl-
r.ufv H.. travel green coats hud Nue tfctthfs,
green aud red brecches AL green with yellow isongs-
merely 70 watch the procession made one dMlS'
A telephone invented BY Cromwell Narley
Was exhibited IN London three weeks ago. The sending
instrument was Canterbury Hail. ana the receiver NJ
the Queens Thcatre three miles distant Inc sehhAs-
instrument was exceedingly complicated. number ot
tnnng-fork sufficient to enable simple tune 10 be
paved by their means, were employed. Each OF these
had, mounted near its end, "a small eectio-inasnet
worked by battery, 10y which was kept 10 constant d
braton, precisely TO take familiar instance ~ the
strike OF an electric bell Is kept going whcn The button
is pressed down. The vibrations OF the fork were tnen
caused to make ana break second separate electric
circuit passing through induction coil, By which
the low tension electricity Of the battery was
transformed into the high tension electricity re
qured to produce the vib atons OF the conden
SER All these forks were then kept vibrating stimuli
tapeousy producing rather a Giscordant hum; but TO
current FROM none Of them passed into the condenser
until by the depression Of key, the circuit was com
pletcd between one OF the forks and the condenser
when the note belonging 10 that FORK was Instantly
sounded. A number Qf keys one FOR each fork, were
mounted on a KEY board, and they were manirulled
mat IKE panoprte keys The instrm M no hr queens
had q comp2sn - an octave ana balr Hom D.l..s
the staff 10 above 10, ana there Wtic consequently
twelve forks with their attendant appar tus The IN
stument dIi work satisfactorily. Some ot thr notes
were true but others were quite false. The machhe
seemed To need tunt1g. TINS instrument resembles
Elisha Grays American telephone but Is docliedl! IA
ferior 20 Graham Bel apparatus
" l.. J.. T. SENDS 10 III i Nlbi NJ IL lStt't
written by Alexander H. Stephens after Mr. Hncolns
first election to the Presidency aud aidtessed 10 W. d.
Cody one OF in Warrenton Ga In this letter
Mr. stephens says ave upon the eve OF troublesome
times. fear Ihaye been looking forward 70 the present
most probable condition OF things IN deep sOlcitude
and anxiety for some months since the burst-up a.
Charleston. am token by surprise. What Is TO 10
the finale no human fOrcs GIT conjecture. Al can
now say to the people is keep cool Let not passion
rule the hour. II is eninenty period for sober ma
ture and sound Judgment. We are IN the midst
of peril brought upon ourselves. think. by the
unwise counsels OF those holding The confidence
II tie people. The whole Il attributable 10 the
change OF position the part OF tho south al
Charleston But Il f. bOoilcss 30 inquire into the
cause or who IS blame ceusure for it, Every
patlot should look nj things he in hem. and do III
that he can much Of the nisrhlo tat threat
ems az possible DO not myself consider the Dart eec-
Of the Presidency according 10 the '"h-
-iitu Du snni lent cause FOR our breaking or hlehY
10 f stand hv tie Constitution 10 the last would Toe nv
at ice Let others break first; wait until aggression
comes am FOR standing on the Georgia Platform lht
and fliuk n unwl~e FOR our on Stale ID
abandon it, This all can say Ia yOu, aud tis IA
intended only Tor yourself 10 IL hastily penned, and not
Tor tbr public hut IN it will the general line ~
nv views Whether people can DO restrained tiom
the tendency of their impulses do not know: When
passions bear SWAY, there - 80 telling where thty WIN
Dir We their victims toto what cXtreme- they may 20.
Whatever il DOME let the people do II coOly tbs j. OF
importance The letter bears Gatc NOfeus
Der .. 1860.
PUBLIC OPINION