New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-26
lie bach yard repairing a dlIapI.

.n.or ,ound him in tie back yard repairing dilsp
datcd barrel.
M F. B. washburne is quoted by The In
A.. o.,rr Of Chicago as making this statement In re-
- ., the rumor that the Berlin Mission was to be Of
$50 20 him; 1T cannot be for two reasons" he
Ia In the first place. could probably not get the APP
o,ntment and in second place would not take II
81 could 40 not intend to 60 abroad sgan; d re- re-
No Object 10 me TO take the Berlin Mission.
Dean Stanley while in this country visited
the Mace where Major Andre buried before the re-
mains were removed to Westminster Abbey. The head
and foot OF the grave marked by bouders bn as
visitors stole peaches from the orchard, tue owner oil
the land moved tho stones outside his farm visitors
then could reverence spot OF earth all the same and
he could gather his fruit. 1t necessary to get
three old veterans who saw the dsinterment In order
10 ind the right spot Having It. Mr. Cyrus W. Fled has
agreed to put mp monument there. for which Dean
Stanley left the inscription, II tue people VIII grant
twenty feet of land for the monument to stand on
That Mr.. TaylOrs name was James Bay
ard TayOr" a statement printed IN divers neWspt-
pers last Spring. Mr. Taylor corrected 1t IN lettcf
whicn been printed for the first time IN me hi
1ington Commercial 81 was named 10y my parents"
he said, simply Bayard, after James A. Bayard the
grandfather OF your SENATOR AS boy OF sixteen or
seventeen, sometimes attached -! (never james, to
my NAME iOOlshy thinking It would look better. when
my first volume OF poems came out Rufus Griswold my
first literary friend. put James Bayard Taylor ON the
tit and the small private cdliOn was pIlteu W
fore could correct IL The matter was an annoyance
10 me then and been felt bound to re-
tain tine j. however, until twenty-One, ana be
came legally responsible for my signature. Then
dropped il Instantly, AMI have never since used any
thing else than my original ami only true name"
CairOlI, the recent Prime Minister of the
Italian Cabinet, and the saved the life of the
King when he WIS attacked by Passanante, belongs to
an old family OF Pavia. His rather was
lessor OF chemistry OF distinction; his
mother was that modern Cornela, the ener-
sciic and fiery Adelaide Bono, brought mp
her Eve religion OF free thought and pailotisn
Bpnedeto Cairon was born in Pavia on January 49,
1925 and trained by his mother 10 the principles oil
civil and In eleotuai liberty, in extreme youth he
began to think OF revolution and free Italy He was
hard al wOrS ut the University Of Paya when the rev"
luton Of 1913 broke out and called him from life OF
study to one OF He joined tne Pavia Legion and
from this time on there revolt conspiracy III
which he did not have a share. When the war OF
1s4S ended with the complete OF the Austrlaus
Carroll returned his books but the police had It's eye
on him. and ne was OBLIGED TO fly Switzerland, where
he renamed for several years. after unsuccessful
exile he was tried and condemned death by the Aus
Ion of GarIbaldL He the famous Thou
sand" at NJ rsaa, where he commanded the EcVenth
cOmpany. His political lie began in 1889, wLen IL
elected deputy. since when 10 has been repeat az
reelected aud held the office Of President u the
Council In figure lie SPORT and STOUT, Ike lninla
TURF He and wonderfully powerful, SO thut chance
could scarcely chosen hand better dtied tnan ms
to grasp PaSsanane bv the hair and prevent lm frOu
and of colonel Of cavalry, with ms lOnV mus
kaces and imperial As All orator ne Is not impressive