New-York tribune., 1877-10-25

The Rev. Or. Dale Is about 20 give lecture
On d" British Pohrics." in New-i'ven
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, writing from DanZg'
,svs that IL is difficult 10 take upa German paper with
out eudiug M 10 some slur upon America.
NJ. Victor Hugo ought to be happy author.
% 900 copies OF c two-ranc edition OF us ne" DOCK
have lust DE ~ sold. 10 Paris, IN a single day
Senator M0rtOn's recovery ia seriously
sonpted and it's "a united tnAt hr constantly suffers
great PAIN and seldom sleeps without the AID OF power
Ia op.ates.
lie Nerrier, the astronomer, Is sald 10 nave
chi raiucd singular aversion 70 stdnE ior hS lA'-
tograph: bat Is understood that one was oone" on
IN ,ar of b. dccetse winch 10 may h. houed. VII re
sorvr future astronomers the features oi tn' '
O. ftcr SCIENCE.
lieutenant Flipper the colorcd graduate OF
v..t pou. aas been mad" very indignant 10y % report
81 t, WAS to JOIN the Lbciinn exodus and nec"m"
C,,,r,,-d,r-ln-Chief Of the Lib-ran Army. II SAYS
maj u.r'- mo- truth this and that he is uoi at "i
disposed n'r from one shadow 70 sla'" at -
I'm fIe srn ns,I er-,r Hayr~'s De- hHin pltr 10
o. nro. p-c i've glory of commtudinS Lur.aS aln'.
Nr. Wendell Phillips is reported as saying
T. tb. E sion school Board Committee, the ether DAY
m il is not certain Tia; Tha-aeray ano Dickens vii
stand side by side with Cuuer Len ana George LNo'
hnv years hence; further. tuat ia politics q" the past
ve,- tOe vrt.r who nr1 tIc widest holl on the Am"'
an ur.pc " Gal HIni.to-; and also, ti-l I'D l''t
u .i.m Nary B1ntu stands side b. side WiA George
william C1-,s.
Colonel Robert Ingersoll was boin in Oneida
Conuly. N T. aud % loacs 90 Ttc ltca He-0i' gives
some rrmcmb-lnccs of tine pucnal ster1nc-s wlca Ines
pos Iav inspired his profess against severe d'ht'I'
discipline 70 is told of bis urr -fat when the -on s
seized with DO % coughing 81 liable one diN ana c"uH
MT s.s W hon ordered tle elder Iurrso took the h"'
T. the cir-lrc-house and whipped him. severely. Tie
,,,r.bef could be beard in Ao house. The preacher
t.,r,l, whipped tl De was tired. prohahly' shd 'h'h
cra.gI fr PRAYER The rray ing, ke ne whipping c''I
bch..rl %. thc hmly. Auo- praying Whi- NtpP.l-
w.. ree lmeI. Thru more Uravti- lHru more ""'p
a. f, PRAYER ana tbs strap atrIul lcd Tor consider
a.. timr N.luw 1lr, Mrs Iue-r-ou was c.}lh-' 1H"
non. of the lou,e hold could cou inue ile meal
Nj. sunset Cox says that when hc had been
fn Brown U4vcfsuy Two cor t-rcc weeks he came 10
c.I,r. one u0ruin- "ln hurry and made "a nce-l.ne
across - grass .rum the gate 10 The entrance 10 ms
roor You know how tDe Iave walk winds about
,hrou.a the front campus o. Wei was about Dali ""
scrss ah-n uoticcd Dr Wayland's tall form comm.
ouf of tle chapel Iu minute hc WAS bockomng o. ule
in h. stately Wy Then made bre-n' for him " Nv
sou. where dil you come fromF answered. that
eanls from O1o. Don't you these gravel walks =
We Dis next question. replied that did Then w1y
dou't yon u.e la.mI d" DONE snow what pu % INTO
'fdout know r. bu, guess 90 Is ciSe ther- is more
gr..- tnlu gravel wn,re cfme rom f.om t,a
T. r.t boz The young freshman from Olio.
John #. Trowbrlge. before he became fairly
.-a ii Boston lad severe trials aDd bitter eXpr
rclce- m Obi. STATE and city Born al OGDEN, honro'
l-O-' ic region IOu4udH'il MS %
wtIrra..s th,u-he iaDorcd tor some tie as . pioneer
nnd hcn tired for several 90 Ice farm r. but all ~
no purpose To had received Ouly country school ecu
cation. tit ne determined nevertheless, 10 embrace
literary ufr and came hee with that intent I'D Dis TWEEN
tl,tl year tho prospect, Of authorship We're not hA-
terne especially for su neucJtci boy, thirt~ years
40 H. .ld yooa courage. however. lie wrote ior any
body or .nvtun- that would yield bm money ,soIletimes
uars.uy ten ard twelve hours day ior what brought
tr r>lg-sJ wc.E BE toii,d on IN this way three or
folr yar. oNcg roduc 20 o. is it-t prnuy and not in
r sre1ty cong hungry. BE lived in sIfrrt. an us
meals sometimes consisted merely OF loaf OF hrold
winch .c would carry % ha btrren chamber snd cst
solitude. Ic partially supported himself by encrHy ne
riear. Tor manu- .cturcr aud even win this bad
trI pr Success shat he went 10 Boston lOr bette:
n.r.rf There he wrote fr literary weekly series ~
llres the si-u .tarr Of PAU ton ana tno-
t.r.f his r--- nuvo.. Father BEltlOprs. wlcn gave
L.u reputation. Inc rest Was et-y.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2I.-AmOng the passen-
81, Who sailed to-day from This iott ou tie steamship
toya -cot.au, for Liverpool vas the Rsnt Rev Blhcp
Puvies Nissouar, Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Llgr. WHO goes to a-,uulo Dis duties d. Liberia, Africa