New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

a. ,o,th under penalty OF 50 for each ana every 700
ort lobster thus disposed Of while the possession OF
b brief fish is made prna fGcte evidence OF an IN
SUI SUI =, sou Narrower the Massachusetts Fish aud
6e Protcctiye Association will be active in enforcing
ne law and It's secretary VIII receive "eonhdenual
, oommunicatious respecting It's NiOiatlon'
T,ho cashier of the Union Banking Company
=, pblsdelphia was unwilling to be made scapegoat
% .ho management of an insolvont institution. As soon
% was whispered that he was defaulter. he made an
~sovt charging the President, Newton c. MuSselman,
h en,bezzling the funds and assets of the company
"a converting them to his own use That official was
- indignant when he was arrested by the constables,
"a declared with great vehemence that he would have
. ocrscr In or under bonds the following morning.
% failure Is not very significant one IL was one OF
e institutions that pay ige rates OF interest Ioi ue
us uoS and denOraze the legitimate backing business
P,ie harm done when such corporations ta 10 pieces
and brushed asiue' -
Tho Halleluiah Chorus and Whittier's Cen
.,,sl HYMN with music 10y John X. Paine, which were
d at the opening OF the Centennial Exhibition year
a 70 he repeated on May 10 at the opening OF the
D--n.nent Exhibition DR. Holiness "Ange Of Peace &"
of II A. Clarke's March of the Men of Columbia
On I.o lo sung by large chorus. The Permanent EX-
1i,,n orchestra will play Leutner's Festival over
,,-o - besides furnishing an accompaniment for the
- Tho Hon John Welsh, President OF the Centen-
- poard OF Finance, and the Hon A T. Goshorn VIII
make short addresses President HAYES VIII announce
Dr,yer and Bishop simpson pronounce the oeneouc
IN good deal OF music ana very niue Ialk--tneso SO
or the features OF a stllsDIc PIoSi@no 'H'' V"h' w
male Philadelphia happy.
The weathercock on the steeple of the vii
,cburch in soudan, France. was timeworn and rusty,
those in authority decided that it should be removed
camhered up the steeple but just before he could
n the veathercOck he lost his balance and Slid down
IN ,eet then rebounded to the roof Of the church,
,recipitated 20 the ground without being seri-
- tni,lred Then q man named Chevalier strove 20
,i b;,nself M by means of rope but at last his
- sln,ed and ne fell backward His foot caught in
,1 rome. and there he remained, l2O feet from the
,urS with his head down, beating the air with his
- strurclinc to recover himself and swaying back
s-,,5 and forward with high wind. Rierre Pean now
d forth and volunteered to mount to the rescue OF
Co,ier bnt after doug his best for threequarters OF
s1 Lonr he had TO descend Ills pace was tiheh ny
M'U SH vino climbing higher than Chevaliet, snpped y
@ Mu ~'1,,5 his body and cutting that which he'd MS
t freed him from the fearful position IN Whieh ne h'u
renamed for three houTs'
when the rector of st. Ethelburga, London,
- tbre,tsued with ecclesiastical prosecution. he did
m % 10 prison after the manner Of Martyr Tooth but
b.tituted Il rubricalsfor rtualistic service. Three
biopers had entered complaint, and the Bishop OF
london refused 10 stay proceedings under the FuDc
worship act The rector sent his curate to the church to
announce a thereafter the services would be conducted
with extreme simplicity, without cnOlr OF organ AT
r,neements would be made for the celebration OF the
uoy Communion three times year, provided three par
bouers sent IN their names on the Saturday previous
totir that they intended 10 receive the Communion
h csnops reouirel tins and if sent in his name
there would be no Communion. These would be the ser
vice, in that church for the future until the death OF his
ftber who was an old man. and then the church Would
be closed by order of the Bishop Of London The curae'
removing his bretta called God to witness tha ne Wou
do all that ono man could do to have an Infamous act re,
reaed on the third sunday in Apr the SJ.icI iegal
services Of the prayeIDOOk We're heu. lne GTI@1c Ti
wore "a very long surpliee without stole OF hOo
~ no singing or chanting, and every Yestge OF ftua
and music was removed The altar was taken away ana
W. m it place; the Icredos hidden from view Win
awnite cloth, and tue organ locked up
Ouoth The Saturday ReUieC: 1.-The herce
light which is id beat upon the throne in monarch
zeal county ike our Owni only mild illumination IN
comparison with that which in the transatlantic re-
rulc sheds glare over the most private and sacred
recesses of human ie" Then follow instances OF the
"crimlnal cal0usncss" or " shame ess impndence OF
the personal intelligence in American newspapers.
Commodore Vanlcrbits death-bed, the crelnat on OF
Baron won Palm ana all the nasty parts of the Beecher
story" are first referred TO- and then nearly two COZ
umns are devoted the sensational reports concern
ing ex-Mayor Halls disappearance and identification
and 10 the narrative of Tweeds flight and capture LX-
Mayor Hail. having ceased to be a public officer Is
merely private person who has perfect right TO 90
where he likes without taking everybody INTO ms con-
fdence; yet we find all sorts of discredl'ahe stories
publisbcd in the papers account for his disappear
auce" As for tine Tweed story "the most astounding
feature of the affair is that the publication OF al
unautbeptjcaed letter should be allowed to cut the kno
Of regular jud cal investigation" Iheso TWO lhsu'hCe
are cited by this English critic as Illustrating the HS
graceful point TO which personal scandal IS carried ol
American journalists" 1t does not seem to occur 10 mn
that Tweed aud Hall may have cOnspired to rOo the clN
ont OF millions of dollars and that the readers oil Amcfl
can newspapers take active interest IN theT appear
apcs and reappearancos. The London papers-eVen Tic
weekly reyiews-have times past discoursed yolunn
ousy on such matters the TchborDe case ana the una
Of Col Valentine Baker, and they are not above
reproducing personal paragraphs from pr0VnGiMal al
TT. h ms: domestic news is not worth writing aD0u
rp II comes no in Parliament or in court; there u j
i,npers0Dal: elsewhere II is personal, lmpu1ent am
yar mi tgc If other papers degrade themselves by
rntng what Is not npersOnal there is 10 harm III COPY
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