New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-18
GENERAL NOTES.

Whatever NAV have been George PeabOdy's
~ Of ibe laws Of Nautilus the trustees in charge OF
che Iondon odginghOuses which bear his name are I'M
willing 10 let rooms 70 married couples who have more
49,. tour children The difficulty is in compelling the
tpants when once IN possession either to limit the num-
her o their offspring 10 quit the tenemens when the
,o,pimum Of four is exceeded. poor woman who had
received notice TO quit after the advent oil her hth ohV
hraneh resoutey refused to the result was row.
4.nd an appeal to the magistrate. The woman argued
Increase however, much better than might have been
expected She declared they wanted 10 expel her III
the name Of the Queen TWO years before her time was
up" and she scOInfully lnmated her dlsDclgi, thl9
"lIer Majesty, who was the mother OF niue Dressed
children" could have authorized Such unW4rTahtaDe
Interference with the Pryieses Of & br se bao T
his jurisdiction
Father Curci has made his lpeaCe with Leo
Kill without expressly reractiug any OF the opinions
IN his book. In that book he insisted that
there was no Catholic dogma doctrine which taught
the necessity for beevngfrst, in the certainty OF the
restoration Of the temporal power it was before;
secondly in the impOssbiity ola mOdus vvend between
the Papacy and United Italy; thirdly that political aO
stenton was Catholic duty. lie makes no dhect ref
erence these points but depores any NexaOns Whch
his writings and teachings may have caused the Pope
and submits his judgment TO the Vicar Of Jesus CHRIST
Gas the proper and ouly competent judge OF all that
appertans the real utility and profit OF the Church
ana 10 the welfare of souls lhs qecaratloh ne MAKES
sincere Catholic, and while WlihdrdWlS ai thdt ne
Pope deems worthy OF censu C., places hlmseI WhOuy
In IL
low his iutable guidance This declaration mas gwen
full satisfaction to the Pope
The Goddess of Liberty called at the White
House on Thursday. but got nothing but cold shoulder
She was WHY little wOma about forty years Old she
stepped up to doorkeeper and quietly announced
that she had descended from the dome of the Capitol
This morning purpose 70 see the President Ihe
doorkeeper somewhat surprised, showed her TO the
0nts-rooln and asked her 20 remain there awhile. lie
aferward let In party Of ladies who merely wished to
10 no
Liberty slipped in with the party She rushed up to Mr.
Hayes remarked that she had stepped down from the
dome and demanded the pardon Of her who was in
the NewJersey Pententiury. The President escorted
her to the ha, but she planted herself by the door
keeper aud refused 20 move until she had received tc
pardon OF Eer Toe duorEeeitr got lld OF htt ny
saying that the Attorney Gencrt had all the papers III
up there immediately as he would soon lock up MS once
for the DAY.
Sic transit gloria KeaTncy Once the sturdy
champion OF the sons toll OF Francisco not day
passed that he did not seize bis mother to que by the
hair aud fairly sling it," in behalf of the down-trodden
and oppressed Caucasian. But aldck! the woTkugnah
will no longer listen TO his words nor shrek HIM.
when he pulls his patent platform out OF his brooches
pocket and bangle before their eyes THIS is the
music which the demagOgue now hears: " whereas
Dennis Kearney has the role Of dictator and has
denounced everybody in the party who differs from him
IN opinion, Resolved That henceforth the lawahdiug
and iberty-lOving citizens, and members OF the Work
ingmens party o. the Second Ward, VINO dare nave ana
express opinions which their honest sentiments do
all connection with the dtpOsed dictator ResOl' co.
That inasmuch kearney has lost sight OF the battle
cry the Chinese must co. and Instead has substituted
policy which leads riot, anarchy and DloJdsGed he
has placed himself side Of the pale OF thaw, and Is
unworthy the respect OF the humblest citizen Of this
great republic"
The recent attack upon the Archbishop OF
ST. Petersburg a admans freak and not Nihist
plot Thousands Of wOrshipers mad gathered in the
cathedral at Eastertide To take part In the usual all
night service. While the archbishop chanting the
tany dais erected the centre OF the cathedral,
man about thirty OF age observed TO be fore
ing his way through the crowd Suddenly as the arch
bishop was bOwing before sacred image the intruder
hurled al him large stone which narrowly missed his
lace cry Of horror and rage at this sacreeiOus
act The crowd near the da swayed round, aud began
clamorng for the cuprit but the archbishop continued
chanting, and in the next OF the Lany mplorcd
forgiveness for the miserable who had thrown the
Stone at MIN. Those the man seized him and
tired to tear him 10 pieces. The cathedral was so
efOWded-9,0OO persons standing-that the pres
sure OF MS asSamts prevented harm being done TO
him. aud gradually the crowd swayed him and others
nearest HIN out OF the building. There he promptly
seized by the vergers, and carried OF to tine vaults