, 1877-02-10


.,,,,o,,. ba. It probably will not. The only way
n which he can hope to cseape ea'nmny n ny rrn.
N -, .sat he has and giving 10 tho roor. This
us ~ Ia rilcntn the lhousncd tongues nf rnnor
~ roa h,,srr1.-an Idea TINT has prohaldy mot oc.
W..s ~ "A :1udee 1,avs. but which will be- intsAntly
.snn,rd hy him when he hears of It.
rnr rstsrsE takes ptessnrr III acknowledging
A., .stttnt Of catalogue With this odd and capsi.
..sop imprint: "Tlt!es rors Or iess 1nteltg!hlc.
,,i,h pesesIptsons more or less Reliable hnd
r,tr.. more or lcas Reasonable, Of Lot Of Books
l. !.ass ~ it,s Dctfabtc. For eao by Chntteh l..
,rnndvsrd, Book Peddes. upstairs In little
h.cS.tnou1. 10 Nassau street. New York." Mr.
.rsodwsrd must he philosopher, or be woud
n.r*- dr,cabc himself as reddicr: II he ware
rstdte, At the orlinsEy kind he would probably
e]a!u to bo philosopher.
President Grant did graceful and hft.ora.
b,c Thing By calling upon Alexander Stephens.
The latter Is probably lying nooil Ills 'tcntn'
h+d. The Incident will hnd place In his
sorv. thonch It IL ovesshadnwea now 1y the
.r~rn,sinn interest In political Affairs. The
.t.tt n thn General Of tho Union armies and The
prr.dent Of the united country upon tho c1.froei.
dsnt II tha Confcderscy will he thought BY fnturc
generations a sublime moral spectacle, when
viewed In relation with The rapid healing Of the
wounds caused by The Civil War
widow Van cots, The revtvnI1tt, has not seasoned
hhF nf1fEf Will 1ket4u&s AAN A3o consequently ~
tsinrd an enormous hulk and lhe weight of 30
nonndt. She ia ~ generous in her faith as In her
rNrson. believing that MI wilt bn saved who do not
d.i,heYs!cty chootc 10 he burned forever. Her
strong poin. Ia in ptctuflng the horrors OF hell,
which 1he draws with dennttcnefs Of outline that
might almost sugseet personal acquaintance With
the kpbleet. 1,nt perhaps eho has only read n
translation OF Dante, whose ina c!nation was suf-
tcien,1Y vivid 10 set up thousand rcvisaitls in
trade.
4 new and Important convert to The blne.Eass
religion Il tho Springfield Republican. which has
thus fas advanced only to the stage Of admitting
that thetc may b. something in It, but thows signs
Of abtcct surrender 10 tho forces OF Gen. P1eas.
onton. We suspect, II Nr. Dowlea' favoflte south.
room might be examined. certain tokens Of his
fajth won,d bc discovered. Ills paper OF the 7th
inst contains long editorial on the sublcct, clos.
ing with this beautiful pataphrase Of g. n. Ch!da:
Aa;tetioq9 Aas...9. eora 20 ~ louF 4 stMe me-. wo bore'
1nd ihus va loss Sas pala. a.
Secretary Morrill, owes bis life to tho accom-
rlished obituarJ-writer Of TnE TRIBUNE, who has
successisel3 saved the Pope. Charles CConof,
Alexander Stephens, and now tha Secretary OF the
Treasury, By preparing beautiful notices Of their
llves snd accomplishments In anticipation Of their
early demise. When all other remedies fail, an
auto- -norton, obituary .notlcc may be depended
upon to bring the sufferer around. It nercs falls.
However, th3a In the long run will provo an ,lr.
cqusl contest; for tho obtnary.wflt hgha on tho
side Of DEATH who carries the heaviest aril1cry,so
far a. heard from; meanwhile, tho notcca cease
from troubling, but they will havc their day.
Tho universal rule, which has had fow execr.
lions, that marriages between stage people asid
those not connected with tho dramatic profession
hare N unhappy termination. IL again illustrated
IN The divorce suit Of Laura Taylor ngninst James
Valentine Taylor at noeton. Tho lady caHt from