New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-13

Capt. Tyson expects to sail from New-L0n-
don the Arctic cary July 20 The schooner
Florence nearly ready for aud will be named
mainly by Connecticut sailors She may stop at Frobi.
shers Straits upon course but her headquarters viii
be on Cumberland Island. where stock o. supplies 70
ne collected and a OF Esquimaux with dogs and
sIedges are to be enlisted for the expedition. II Con-
rrss grants an APPROPRIATION for the Howgatc colony,
another vessel will sail from Ncw-I0rk about July /,
1873 and Join Capt Tyson at Disco about Aug ,. Then
the. will strike north. "We shall stay there, SIR, until
We mud the north pole" says Capt Tyson - reporter Of
The AeIc- London telegram
If a man ever feels lonesome and in need of
companonship it is when he is going to be hanged
Frank wilson the negro who died the gaows IN Phil
adelpa st Wednesday. had the satisfaction OF know
ing that there several Of I'm swinging of into eter
nifty at the same moments for the daily papers had por
traits of him. rather them, and each cut was unlike al
the rest The haudsomest and wickdest cnt Of HIM ap-
peared in The Chronicle with this preface Prank VIII
son is not supposed look anything like the above cut
but a some OF our ntemporares arr to-day with
what they call accurate portraits OF The condemned MA,
we insert this merely To show how easy II tO secure Ola
and palm them off ON the public as genuine pOF-
traits Moreover, although we have never seen tie con-
dcmned man, willing to affirm that the above has
mucll-lf not mOre-reseholance u the htnSei nan
than any wOod-cut appearing to-day IN any Philadelphia
paper"
The Erzerum correspondent of The London
Standard is studying the domestic life OF the Armenlans
One day pan. in which omelete being cooked,
fell down. and the oosnatey maintained thata
Young the roof OF house opposite had caused
the mischief by her evil eye, and with dcllty was pre-
vented from going aud taxing vengeance Here u An
other incident: The married sons, contrary TO TURK
sh custom live In the house OF their parents but tue "a"
OF the Armenian Church orbds the motherinlaw, dur
ing the four years OF the marriage. TO say single
word 10 her daugher-in-aw The young wife sts, dunno
and moOness the whole day In corner OF the room'
without any occupation unuotccd by her husband or any
one ONLY in the very poorest families In which tno
women work, Is the daughler-iu-law driven "
blows cuffs. and kicks 10 labor The poor young cl.+
lures allowed however 10 90 hye times dduF 10 VIC
cuuIch. Now ii happened that In The house next door
the moi her-u-aw had not spoken To her sons VIE "I
six years. years more than the allotted ern because
she was cdlcss. At last the on.reates OF all te Young
women OF the neghhorhood, on tncir Blended kn,es,
I'm luccd the deeply offended old woman 20 address mo
first words To her daug hter-inlaw.
When Mr.. BrasSey arrived in England, after
his tour around the world IN his steam yacht ne ioana
his contry men taking about the destruction OF Turkish
monitor IN the Danube under which Spar Torpedo nsd
been planted, and wondering whether their enor-
nous roncads on which they had expended many
millions could all be- sent TO the bottom night by the
marvellous little toys known Whitehead rorpetocs he
sent me London Times long letter, IN which nc 'F
vocated the substitution of small gunboats for huge op
slcrs like Intrepid tho Thundcrer and the lnYner
be- The British snip-buiiders had constructed nuhoi
Of those gunboats the Chinese Government ana 'h
eminent English contractor regarded them peculiarly
adapted TOR the cXigenrics o. modern warfare ON NC
gre,ier marvel Than the whitehead beu. under
more complete control hom shore and MOVING
with greater velocity was exhibited al ','e.
land last Tuesday, three Cninsse Em,1,uI 'i mi,
eng me OF In China. The torpedo wh.cn ~
tested on Lake Lre Is to be sent to sanE a Tavern
menL These oriental gentlemen seem TO keep th"r e'"
opel. .
Lovely woman has asserted her inalienaoio
right ride smoking car and enjoy her cigar hAs