New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-16

from ,he effects Of the san, or fror the motion
Wheeler he Ieva lost his fOetisg and fell dead
~ minister t,STsis 70 dismiss Captain Racchia and
nse se 1 sueter commander 30 Gibraltar 70 take his
dla -, me eapfain had influential friends, aud IN
iae bss ~ 3r5ed by court-martlaI he promoted.
So life abroad-this is what it is some
~, :. Russlan baron, secretary OF the Embassy at
n,.. ,,srred beautiful gil who bad been educated
ayeut IN Paris They ronted amasnisceut house.
Raa.ait supefbly, entertained freely. and became
i.rt n me capital The lady, said to DO Immensely
.sv sopeared az court In costly toilet, aud riVaed
tfsef IN briillaney OF display. The young eou~
49,. exeeeded their means. In order to make up
psoee,euey. the baron entered into heavy speeuia-
~ Bourse. which 20 rapidly increased his la
49,. INST a catastrophe was Inevitable. NOtwith-
ps the Efforts made BY his relatives, well as the
s --s government lie went through the Court Of
s,,,ey Bis vito ord not hesitate 10 eOpe with q
-. ybose tastes remind correspondent Of The Lon
eio5e Of those ofsn Englsh Jockey. It was not long
~ u - east her OF. PenDliess ana unspeakabiy
brssS. ste fed 10 Pans, where she Rave herself mp
s,s.ifsfon OF she modern Babylon. A few weeks
ele shs ,s Tier husband who joined the Red Cross
ety m tbe last war had charge OF me hospt9i ~
Of I'd siek and wounded
81 LabOuchere, the Editor Of Truth, has
"a for libel by = Turkish PacbA named Lambri.
.se Gas called two weeks ago tthe Guildhall Police
-, f,gdon. Tbs Hbeis complained OF werO pub
49,. an fhe nth and 25th Of June, and suggested that
=, complainant Bved by eard sharping, that he left
-auA without paying his deBis, ana that he was well
- "a the Paris police. Lambn examined
s,ch an interpreter. lie said that the name Of Lam
- pseha was given him by way OF joke, bat that he
-, wrote or claimed that title He denied tina; he
- aev one money He had played cards and biiliards
~ CsVendlsn Cub, the London and County Club, the
1879 Clnb and &c the houses n persons in society
a.Aenied that be was aware tnat two persons with
,ssm be associated at the London and County Clnb
~ eardsharpers &c had played at roulette at Lady
ssrghs with that lady and Count sehOuyalOn ana Mr.
,.soaehere whom the witness pointed out In court
.-s IA said ne did not know his Dame) had acted
tT IN the occasion; bat be denied that he had won
S006irom Lady sebrigat, $500 from DE- Lines, or
sy az Snc berkeley ClRb, bat II had not been paI0
u tSs shole be had been loser BY bis play.
Iudge McAlIster, Of Chicago, has decided
ssa asie and beer NAV 20 together He has reversed
a. Judgment Of police court whereby salOOr-keeper
,-s'aeea for having music IN his beer hall IL seems
,sat tse proprietor kept In bis saloon piano. upon
bieh his daughter was accustomed to play She also
..sr and was accompanied with violin and corneL
n tbis way music was made for the entertainment OF
,atrops there being other entertainment or exhibit
don Tbee we're the facts; and the question Of laW was
,bsher mere musical performances such described
ssve free from everything indeeOrORs, though gwen
n beer ha or saloon. could subject the proprietor to
penalfg and forfeiture OF ms hceuse Tue Ju0ge uecs
e ease 10 favor of the saOOnReeper and wakes very
Indignant. "Why," he asks, in paroxysm OF indigna-
tss aas We are DearinG the eoSe OF the nineteenth
.rv saould tho heel Of power Do placed upon one OF
ne noblest arts Of eIvzatiOnI Any person eOnvefsant
vita the history OF civilization in Europe and In this
country mus admit that Of All the productions Of genius
vb the last lWO centuries none have contributed more
toward humanzing and TenRiug the people than those
Of the great masters Of music. They nave indeed proved
bnefactors Of the race. Aud may DC safely asserted
e : fact that the immortal compositions ~ Haneel.
psv.iu Beethovep and Mozart alone have done more
toward Inspiring pure aud lofty religious emotions 10
tbe huban heart than al the utterances OF dOgmaie
fteoIOav since the eldest % these masters was
byfb Shakspeare and 1IRfOn -One the great
pct OF natuTs, the 0tner OF PuFltanisnn-nave both
yneed in thelr writings most exquisite and tender
abpreeiatiou Of muse." such e0qaeBce a. TINS Was
neYer beiOre heard ia an excise ease.