New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

at Hawarden Grammar School the other day. sid ,,,.
when he was himself very small child DO went with ~.
mother to visit lady who very eminent in her dav
Hannah Moro. He believed he four years old A
tho time and that she presented him with one OF he,
little books not unsuited for children She told him THAI
she gave him that because he was inst coming tho
world and she was gong out OF 1t. She then very
DID, and that was the feeling that people as they
were declining In years.
Mr.. Alexander II. Stephens says about him.
self: 81 suppose have been the subject OF as many
health bulletins anybody and can compete in tina, "a
gard with Charles OConor, Mr. Morton and the Pono
Well, my health Is better IN respects than II IA.
been In twenty years. IN others not good. suppose
have been the most ptifu subject OF dyspepsia THAI
any person has been and yet survived can't even now
eat an egg touch q cup OF coffee settled with egg
can't touch butter milk, but take hold Of chon
sirloin steak OF chicken with relish My rheumatism
ia and weaker tho limbs than have bee,
The bronchial troubles which 80 nearly carried mo IN
last Winter, have nearly disappeared n continue in
the same state OF health am now in, will be able 70
attend the sessions OF the House regularly this
Winter In 1874 and s75 didn't miss a day" Mr. sfS
dark and viyacious; his hand smaller than that OF .
delicate girl is white and firm. He has just arrived in
this city.
An autograph letter Of John Quincy Adam,
addressed TO John Mcleod OF North Carolina has ns,
been discovered in that State II gives advice regarding
the education of Mceods assigning the preference,
among universities first 10 Harvard then 70 Yale Is
says in conclusion 1.-THE disposition " TO religious en-.
thusiasm manifested by your son ia which, were
the position IN which II places you my own should not
only deem it incumbent mo to treat with the utmost
tenderness but to cherish and direct rather than TO
restrain SO strong is the tendency OF all human learn.
ing taught in the age 20 ndelty that moth.
ing but deep religious ervor preserve young nan
in the process OF literary education from fall NJ into
religious ndierences from which there Is but one step
to speculative atheism. This Is the disease Of the are
and II ri from Il enlightened and school
taught TO the uninstructed and necessarily Ignorant
mind Indifference 10 the question what and whore va
70 be- after the close OF short earth
ia the swift and roo often fatal step 70 the disbelief that
there Is any future state OF responsible existence for
In reserve"
Queen Victora's allowance from the nation
during the past year about S3.O335fj The Prince
of Wales received 100000; the Duke OF Edinburgh.
S12j,0O0 the Duke OF Connaught and Prince Leopold
each S75000 The Princess OF Wales $4,000; the Duke
OF Cambridge, 100000 the Crown Princess Of Prussia
100000 Princess Alice, Princess Helena. Princes
Louise and the Duchess OF Cambridge each $4,000 and
the Princess Mary Of Teck 900 The Lorl Chancellor
gets S25,O0O Lord Eversey exspealer Of tho IIoueof
Commons has pension Of $50 600 and three exCabinet
Ministers. Sir George Grey. Mr. Spencer walpole and
Mr.. Thomas Miner Gibson, have each $4,000 Tie
Duke OF Marlborough has $4,000 year on account of
the services OF the winner OF Blenheim, while
a like sum ia secured 10 the present and next
Dukes Of Wellington, but to further DIXIE, account,
of Waterloo II appears that tine nation IN 1907 an
neXed in perpetuiiy pension OF $1,000 10 Earl
Nelson 10 the end % time Every Lord FVmouth. "a
long the title shall last. will draw $4,000 from the
nation; but Lords Seaton Napier Of Magiala. Koaue,
Hardnge Cough and RAGLAN. and their next immediate
in their respective tesand nOdescendanis IN
? further degree Will enjoy the same amou & respr,
lively. Tho pensions each Of $1,000 enjoyed bY sir W.
Fenwck WI iams Sir Henry VI. IiayclOck, and Lady
Havelock and bv the widows OF Lords Egin ard Mavo,
Governors General Of India, for lie only The heirs
OF william Penn get no less than $4,000 There I'll.
living old servants Of Queen Charlotte ~ draw 5JOa
year who OF those Of George III draws $50 quar-
tery: S7795 yearly goes into the pockets ~ persons
who were put upon their Civil Lists by Kings George w.
and William ".
Hone KONG, Aug. 30.-A Chinese lawyer
named ebay, recently admitted TO the bar in Lon
DON after obtaining much reute and influence at home.
The vceroy consulted him. and the Government en-
trusted all legal questions his consideration He
offered the sccretaryship OF the London legation but
declined I