New-York tribune., 1877-06-25

been Hzed for the execution Of summary Ius,,e.
upon q band OF desperadoes who have long been ,s s
OF that vcinage.
Lieut.-Gen. Sheridan and Gen. Crook left
Omaha on June 90 for extended on the nor,jer
plains small troop OF cavalry with pacltrsin 4. q,
the Big Horn Mountains the month
the Big Horn River, where they win by on, a,
the Government steamers plying on the Yellowstone
and conveyed 10 the military post at the mouth the
Tongue River. III marching the Yellowstone
Valley they viii visit the battieeds the Rosebud
and the Little Big Horn Another halt will be made AZ
the mouth of the Powder River. and second Govern.
post will be located In the valley. EmDaIing oncs
more the the two e nerals will act oct foy
This journey OF 5000 ms To be made ia
six weeEs-DO easy Summers Jaunt-but the gcnesaIs
veteran campaisners.
Mdufdir has most excellent story about the
manager Of an aquarium. His w1fe induced him 20
20 church. where ne fell asleep. The minister was
reading the first lesson Of tine day which happened to
be the first chapter OF the Book Of Ezeke. Az he pro-
coeded in the description Of the wonderful beast which
the prophet in the land Of the Chadeans by the
river Chebar, the aquarium manager moved uneasy In
his seat Every had four faces and ovory one had
four wings" The aquarium manager rubbed his eyes
aud the preacher "And they had the hands Of
a man under their wings on their four Sides and they
four had their faces and their wings" The aquarium
manager was now wide awake. "As for tho likeness OF
their faces they four had the face Of man and the
face OF an OK on the LEFT They four sso bad The
standing up. his wife yainly pulling at MS coat tals
" Name your own price," ho cried 81 Will take the
thing"
Mrs. Mary A. LivermOre and three other
members OF tho women's Christian Temperance Union
waited upon Mayor Prince OF Boston last Friday and
talked talked talked There is to be public banquet In
honor President Hayes and these ladies apprehend
that the occasion viii be defled "by social custom
which the relic of of sensuslity when the evil
zaon ruder and less noble in its moral tone than
that OF time" In word, whisky and wine drinking
While the Mayor vii ing to admit that the ladies
only little lower than the angels, he stoutly affirmed
that prohbitory law could not be enforced Mn. Iv
erinorc interrupted the Mayor and sharp exchange Of
arguments followed. The Mayor ironically remarked
that they were wandering into metaphysics when It
a very simple question. The citizens wanted to honor
the President and make bis visit agreeable and accord
Iugjy t.e dinner should given with the
nInents But the President never takes wine T. '1-
claimed Mrs LiyerInore 1--WE don't know that re
torted the Mayor. We only know what ms wiie says
II Mr.. Hayes to come 10 my house. should nave
wine on the table"
There has been a curious compromise on the
Ritual question the English Church. The Rev. c. j.
Ridsdale is the Riuastc clergyman who appealed from
the juc of Lord Penzanee in tue Fokestone case
aud called forth the decision Of the Pnyy Council
He has expressed the Archbishop OF Canterbury will
ingncss to guided by MIN his bishop In regard TO
the OF vestments. The archbishop has accordingly
written letter in which he assumes ths whole RESPONSE
by of directing Mr. RIdsale not 10 war the chasuDle
aud alb at the administration of tie Holy Communion
aud abstain using lighted candles and the mixed
chalce The archbishop also grants him complete ds-
pensation from the obligation under which he believes
himself lie upon what he conoeives 10 be the lit
era meaning of tho ornaments rurc. Mr.. Ridsdae an
nounccd to his congregation that he would obey the
archbishops order as temporary until Convo
cation should have had lifting opportunity 10 dolDrrae
the question. IT, he added. III snail appear tbat me
opportunity passes without the question boins solved
feel shall not be justified IN usns tne dispcnsaoh any
longer"
II ny pas de grand hOmme pour son valet
dc chambre" The charming writer whose series OF rs
saws entitled Round About France" has appearing
in The London Daily NeUs takes this saying OF Taey-
rands as motto for an imaginary conversation between
the President of tho French Republic aud his barber
So the people are grumblng, Monsieur lie Marechal.
Well WELL they are dscoDented lot who never know
what's good for Chem All the II had the honor OF
governing them there gentc dab IN the mouth with the
shaving brush to prevent tho hero from answering)
governed them should just fling Bonaparte at their
heads aud have done with Ny impression is that This
would silence item (dab) though nothing else will uncss
you give Republic in earnest which Is or course Ous
OF the question Dabl Steady please Monsieur 10 Marc
eha or shall snck our chin Going u the perfuners
Yesterday to buy this SOAP told 'em the last cake didn't
lather as ought. but they answered that politics were
the cause it, for trade going to the dogs That's
the Old story and there barber III the shop who
said that AZ Monsieur 10 Marechal would have himself
proclaimed Emperor should all dance In rng aud
be haupy but l laughed-tlsb dab)-and replied that
Monsieur wasn't made Of the wood out OF which they
cut ronarehs. dab. Lor bless you, said ], tue
Marshal die comfortably In bed IN ms mansion
Of the Rue Bcechasse instead pershns OF ennu IS
an exile among me fbgs of the Thames ana iatter
pIyself that spoke wisely, eh. MonsieurF
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