New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-18

title In consideration OF the income OF the COMPANY
being devoted solely to the carrying out Of the objects
and not for profts The members Of the association will
be termed guildsmen and uldswonen and the roll Of
the guild will be Kept Corpus Christi College, Oxford
or elsewhere, as tho members may direct The sub
scribers are: John RuskiD Dawson Herdson. Georgo
| Baker. John Henry Chamberlain. Samuel TDmns,
Tanny Talbot Robert someryell and Heroert Fletcher
the first occupant Of that Office being John guskm.
| DR.. Pussy was too i'll to preach the sermon
announced for him before the members Of the oxford
| University on the first Sunday in November. It wa,
written, however. and read by Canon Liddon. II
dealt with the relations OF science aud religion Dr.
Pusey holds that modern science In England does iDf
the most part deny God FaDatIcsn ike that In Ger.
many, which said they must deny God and trampo the
Cross under foot before they could become scholars
less masters, would shock England by its coarse bias
phemy. The science, however, which did not dcuY
God might forget Him 10 would very likely ackuov..
edge H It were asked but IL was 80 busy about See
ondary causes that 1t had time TO think about tic
first
The ingenuity of the Russian Nihilsts ia
amazing. They have succeeded In smuggling regular
files Of their revolutionary papers into the political
prison at odessa, where 300 Of their friends confined
and tie officials have been forced to forbid the reading
OF literature Of all kinds in the cells A Government
official recently travelling from st. Petersburg 10
that city, where he to take part IN criminal pro
instituted against certain Nhists He rcceIyeda
in the affair." but needing this advice, proceeded
his Journey. Arrived at ODESSA, he could not find his
trunk which was somehow missing from the luggage
wagon. After some delay, however 1t found It had
been opened and although none ois marketable contents
had been distracted the papers relating to the pending
trial had all disappeared In their place the procureuT
found letter from the Secret Government, blaming him
for having neglected their well me ant caution. and in
forming him that as his conduct had not been IN any
other respect reprehensible, the executive committee
cOnented itself with depryng him OF the papers con
nected with the trial in which he engaged. The
chief OF the gendarmeTIe General Drentcn has en-
tered upon MS duties at 81 Petersourg put MS hea9
cannot rest easy his shoulders. He has already re-
ceved notices from the Nhilsts that 1t will b. well fo
him 10 prepare for death. When he appears IN tie
streets the COssacA patrols are doubled.
Semi-relgious intelligence 4 man went
hunting in the Nevada mountains, armed with rife,
Ratchet aud long bowie knife. AS he reached clear
ing he espied huge grizzly bear and at the same
ment the huge grizzly bear espied him. Nothing
dauuted, the discharged his rife but missed the
bear. Somewhat excited lie threw the Ratchet and
again missed the bear At this point he made M MS
mind that with nothing but his knife left he needed
outside and he determined to ask for It,
Now he not praying man and was not familiar
with the forms Of petition, but the emergency
great and with thought of profanity he drew the
bOwp-knife aud calculated: " Oh Lord II you are on
my side in this business expect you 10 see me well out
oft you the side OF the bear you must draw
il mild you can and If possible du his claws lit
tie. But if you have preferences either way, just
stand side and you'll the cussedest bear fight
that ever came of in the Nevada mOuutans".....Mrs
Alexander Of the most religious murderers in the
State Connecticut. After she had appeared before thu
Grand Jury Jaler Wells conducted her TO private room
and remained outside, while her counsel" Mr.. Th0mpOn
conf FRED with her. After the door closed she kne
down ami SAID Let pray" She first prayed for her
God would instruct her in great all elton, aDt
support her in all her trials, after which she begged
be iorCi-en all her sins She asked that her cOunSe
might directed by Holy Spirit 10 receive wis
dom above the discharge OF his duty IN her
as innocent OF the She then prayed fOI
the Court Of all for the State Attorney that he
would directed high in the discharge OF his
DUTY. She tervcnt and loud in her prayer thai
she was heard in the courtroom.