New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
GENERAL NOTES.

Seth Green informs The TRIBUNE that the
Fish Commissioners OF New-fork are now re"'y W IT.
ceye orders from any persons who may WISH 10 s'oeh
the public waters OF the state with salmon trout ana
brook trout Such persons will have TO pay the travel
ling expenses of messenger who can go To- RocnesIer
and give he Commissioners an account Oh fe waters 90 20
be stocked. The orders must be sent bcore ~
Children's parties often prepare the way for
chdren's funerals Tie English health officer for
Naryebone his report the sanitary condition OF the
parsh in December condemns the pernicOus practice Of
giving chdrens parties during the holidays. lie thinks
that such gatherings afford the parents enjoyment
than TIE children, and that they not unfTequenty
the meas by which infectious diseases, and notably
,vboopinc cough. are spread. A lady recently gave
chdrens party ia the parish. and among the fifteen or
sixteen little ones present there was ,a1 VINO was % oo
sarvsd 10 congh violently. Twelve children and two
nurse girls were in the party Gt the time caught the
disease Of whoOpng cough from him. and IN two in
stances death resulted
The venerable Dr. james Crak, whose letter
IN opposition to the confirmation of DR.. Seymour as
Bshon Of prnged, called forth the replies from the
candidate himself and the Rev. DR.. Charles H. Hall,
which have appeared in TIE TRIBUNE, has sent re-
ioinder to The Louisville CoUrierJornal He holds that
ample many opportunities have been given to
Dr Seymour to make known his rejection OF those per
nieoos doctrines which, by cOrruptng the Sacramens,
foul fhe whole body Of religion and that justice TO the
church. to the TRUTH to himself, demands this much, at
least from him. General declarations Of loyalty from
himself or his friends in the opinion Of Dr. Craik
amount nothing in this issue; for If the Dean has been
ring against the purity OF the Church. is FOR him 10
expose the alSebOod and formally disavow the lrinc
pcs OF The men who have done him this wrong.
The Italian officials at Rome ought to be
tossed up in blanket twenty times high the moon,
and then allowed drop South Sea island or in the
heart OF Western prairie where they could build sewers
AMI open without being bothered with historical
associations violent contest is now raging between
the railway authorities and the Commissioners for the
Preservation OF Ancient Monuments BY the removal Of
al Nv no Ila
pose the railway station. the aggeI of Seryus Tuius
wasaid bare depth of twenty-five feet The Hallway
company wanted TO bu'lda big freight depot and this
ancient wall was IN the way semi-eirc1iar TecesS O'
Diocletiaus TherIDR additional obstruction
They accOrdir y set to WORK with shOFe anu picR 10
level the ground and before the anquarians diseoyerd
what We on foot a corner Of Baths lopped off.
The Commissioners protested against te ueslu On oi
The seryan wall and the engineers Induced 20 sus-
ptnd operations until the sub ;ct could Dt discussed
Two of the best detectives in Massachusetts,
were detailed lsst Summer proceed TO the western
part Of the state join the army OF ranrs, associate with
them for several weeks and keep journal OF their OBJ
servatons The diaries of these two ara ncorpor-
acd in annual report of tne chet of the state dctec
tive force. and render il exceedingly interesting
pub!ic document. One OF the entries under date Of
August l. relates that gang Of rtnps, moving toward
the town Washington. met another party III the woods,
about twenty miles from Pittshed. The leader OF the
second gang stated that they were waiting for strike
on the Boston and Albany Railroad and that there were
who were all waiting to join the strikers. These men
appeared ready for plan Of piage and destruction
that was proposed Thc proposition to burn the small
stations on the road would have been carried into effect
had not for the argument that would be laid TO
the poor men who employed on the road The plan
Of soapng rails at various places, for the purpose OF
stopping he cars was discussed; but asa strike was
confidently expected, the tramps decided 20 wait few
days. The detectives took pains TO nd out whether the
traDps met such from choice or nect~stV ana
OF all With whom they cOnversed they found bat two
did scout the idea OF work upon any tems ana
Of tie willingness Of these two to Work thcy express
douhts.
Agitator Welloc,;, of San Francisco, appears
before the workingmen with Bible in bis hand, and
hurs the thunders OF slnahc Judgment against the
white allies of John Chnaman On Sunday afternoon,
Januarv 10, he addressed audience OF about 5000
souls IN the City Hail sand lots and announced his
text the passage: Ye serpents generation OF vi
pers how shall We escape the damnatOn OF heli" he
reminded the crowd that the Almighty was jealous
God and that the enemies OF the workngmen had gatn
cred together the gold and silver belonging 10 the peo-
pie and had melted and moulded them into golden
calf The God Of the Bible, continued the 5crptural ag
taor SAYS this is doary ald tells the people TO rise up
in the majesty Of truth Buckle your swords, and
enter into every gate OF the city and say the whole OF
these vagabonds." That the language OF the sn-
Ireue Being. and when He commanded them they must
obey. (At thi, point blacks guard shouted, " We WILL
and the crowd cheercdJ God had declared Vengeance
is mine will repay" The workingmen, said the pous
Welloch have been waiting for 150O years for him
TO come and vengeance and He declares in the
year 1878. A. d., that he viii raise up great people.
even the working classes TO take the curse from The gO
rious state Of California Wherefore, the sons or toll
should do as God had commsnded-bucke on Their
pccrisy Here the wOrkngmcp with one accord r0aIed
with delight and cried out, Bully for your and the
basphemous demagogue ratted on SHAKING the bDIs al
the mob.