New-York tribune., 1877-08-23
probably still wears the scas Of the letters 49, seaVo
stealer-in the palm Of his right hand

steaier-in the palm Of his night hand.
Robert Burns owned harp, which he ough!
often to have used in his capacities of delightful poet
good comrade and the instrument has long ouvea poor
Rab" 1t has inst been advertised for sale IN Corh n'
price asked being 1925.
The MARQUIS de Caux is set down rather en-
phatically by The Cincinnati CommereIat wbich ooeS
not like his posing man of rank 1t says dryV
He ought to lived during the French Kevou'Nm on,
and to have received the fashionable attentions oi n
period" x
The Pope has nearly finished the Me-
moirsv on which he has been working for more thah
forty years. He has provided, however, that they are
not TO published until ten years after ne dies lie mas
had no aid in their preparation except from faher
Dresciani one Of the most learned OF the Jesu Among
the manuscrpts to be used in the preparation OF tno
Memoirs is the spondence OF the Pope Win CnaIs
Albert. King Victor Emanuel, Napoleon Ill anu 'ne
Count de Cavour
Bismarck is living very quietly at Varzln.
He receives visits from his neigbbors with the excep
ton Of his old friend Count Kongsdorf who occasion
ally looks in Bismarck eschews early rising getting up
at hafpast nne His first breakfast is taken on the
verandah OF tho palace In company with the Princess
and Countess NJ Won Bismarck The Prince rides morn @
ing IN au ay coach with all his people At he drinks
champagne by regulated doses
Gov. Blue Jeans Williams enjoys talking to
Old Settlers Associations about Indiana's early days
He said one OF these talks the other day. In early
only SO per month wages and this often In produce
We are living in age when we hear much OF msfor-
tune bad luck all sorts bugs which poster the farmers
There is the potato bug which has caused such damage
ali over the country But there is another bug when
has and pnched harder than an the resi- anu
that humbug II comes IN shape Oh d b~nared
other FORMS and takes thousands OF doss Oh your
earned money" ~
The MARQUIS of Lorne has just published
In, hi0h vrh
adherng az closely as possible TO the language OF the
original he has the rhymng to adapt to
modern pronunciation He has also added about seventy
five versions in various and in reer rendering to-
gether with Of Mlton's Psalms and many Oh the
Scottish Paraphrases The Marquis while thus endeav
orng to give harmony to the rhyming OF the Psaln
in their Scotch FORM acknowledges that 1t Is mistake
to twist into rhyme the beautiful prose OF tue oilgha
and that t is best sing the Psalms without alteration
The WORK is dedicated to the Scottish churches.
The father of the Queen of SaxOny, Prince
Gustav Won vasa died a short time ago. He was the
son OF King Gustavus ~ of Sweden, who was deposed
in 1909 In 1925 Prince Gustav entered the Austrian
service as LieutenantColone Of the Imperial Uhans
Ho called himself Prince Of Sweden and In 1928 be-
rohed himself such to the Princess Marian Oh Hol-
land His father however disayowed the title tho mar
rage was not soemnized and then the Prince adopted
the name OF Vasa prefacng 1t with Royal Hghness
He generally resided in Vienna, where he had a quiet
1880 he married the Princess Louise daughter OF the
Grand Duke OF Baden In 1854 he became widower.
Prince yasa never abandoned his claim to the throne OF
Sweden and The occasion OF the accession OF tie pres
ent monarch did not fail to issue protest lie com
manded an Austrian infantry regiment and ranked az
the Austrian Court Immediately after the Imperial
Princes.
Mr. William Cullen Bryant has just given
his first temperance address at Cummngton Itis de-
scrbed fathey and practical" He referred to the
State Of New-England fifty sixty years ago, when
quor was used universally and spoke OF the dan
ger which threatened its destruction He mentioned the
fine orchards which in those days growing Ill Berk
shire and bearing great quantities OF apples devoted TO
cidermaking which distilled into brandy and used
commonly as beverage But the death OF several young
men by derum aroused fathers to the danger
OF their sons they took steps to prevent their gong
TO drunkards graves He referred to the opposition
which met the temperance movement in Its early days.
and the success which attended the efforts then put
forth and also spoke OF the danger OF parents making
drunkards OF their children by giving them narcotics ana
soohng syrups urging his hearers to prevent as far M
they were able the OF stimulans, ~ there WOud
ALWAYS he desire for something stronger MI Bryant
ended by saving that he had before made teIn
perance address and did not know that ne ever shoud