New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
GENERAL NOTES.

Senator Bogy has been heard from by
special medium aud saues his former friends III the
columns OF The Banner Of Light He still retains Keen
interest in pubic affairs, although he does not mention
the silver bill wish 10 return to earth, ne says
"and wish my friends know that have not lost my
interest in public affairs. / never shirked "ha'eFd
came TO me- but stood valianty for the cause OF ate
,rhatever thought it was, and will stand by II now
and foreyermore. have found that the spiritual re-
turn Is true. aud although am obliged 70 return 0usa
small channel trust may DO my uutt Mnat'e.
may You can say my name Is I tS s W sSsS
Der az a private individual. and as lawyer
A Newsboys' and BoOtblacks' Association was
,ormcd I'm Indianapolis last week. The proceedings
onened with shr catcas blending with cries OF "Oh
Duchv :, Tom NEE |" "An-de-e y "Tooty"
rs the rival candidates for the presidency called A'r
fuclemen together. The coored gamns were on mana
in full force. and from the manner In wheh the! ""s
toeether il looked though they were bent upon cap
trrnq the Offices Several OF the white boys insisted
unon the appointment Of committee on credentials
This resulted in the elimination Of about twenty cooi
boys the room, 1t being clearly h, hsi
hsv were not genuine nrwsbOys ana DOOtbache u' 10.
bnen rnnr i'm hy an asprant for the office OF president
white boys ticket was then nominated
DIR. Kenealy cannot induce his c0untrymeh
to raise 100000 sixpences 10 be expended Tor ther
own highest benefit in procuring trustworthy represent
atycs for the people aud securing their return 10 Fa
lament The British workman viii listen to more Oh
those things lie prefers" as the Doctor puts W
d" slavery 10 the expenditure Of sixpenee' but AZ
though 100000 OF toll have held a!oof' LOW
have come forward and paid their s1pencos ana these
m. honorable member retains. In manifesto issueda
fortnight ngo he Xpsined, IN tone OF reimbursement
that God raised up Kenealy an honest leader wholly
pnsensh and devoted 10 freedom; but the millions
have not hearkened." and have allowed him 10 90
crurined in cold blood" wherefore they viii have
their reward" with SO many blackgnards aud dema.
soces in public he in Their t own e ,Sa ror@S s
Kenealy has been a member OF the BRUSH farlamehI
DIR. Wild. an English parsOn. who rides
genealogical hobby somewhat recklessy is endeaVons
TO convince British public that Queen Victoria Is de-
scended from King David. His reasoning as tFaeeiOy
The Echo that in the days Of the Prophet Jeremiah
the people Of Dan who abode in ships" had entered
into commercial relations with the ancient Brlions aud
that the prophet himseli-possbiy IN the caoaey OF
shp's chapain-accompaned one hardy band OF traders
IN the Island OF the Saints" having IN his charge
princess OF the House OF DAVID and In his traSelhs
trunk the Ark OF the Covenant and Jacobs fihar Iuo
prncess married an Irish King and the ark was deroS
tied AT Tara where Jeremiah founded school OF tbe
nrophets" Dr. Wild admits that the goneaogy OF IDS
auccessors of the bernoJcwsh alliance is obscure pat
is satisfied that by virtue OF her connection Win h,
Kingdom the Queen OF England can subsantiate nc,
claim TO kinship with its rulers lie is not cerain loo1.
the ultimate fate OF the Ark. but Jacobs iilsd' =.
onneors was carried To ScOne, In scotland, whence
EVERYBODY knows. transported later on TO west
minister Abbey and there became part oil the eofoho'
chair a,
clerv OF his diocese is jeremiad powerful In express
sion as 1t Is gloomy in spirit. The whole Christian
world he says, ia held in suspense by restless ea
There Is now no international law but the VIII VI ''
strongest and right gives no safety to the weak h
doms and states which were united IN the peao
the Christian world have no common BOND 10 hoiu 'u'
together no supreme moral authority to ADJUST or~
alav their conflicts; and II there be trouble from WIZ
ont there Is also everywhere trouble from ""n.
Every people in Europe is inwardly divided "sa''s
self aud the old society OF Cbristend0m, WIN H' o.
lis sanctitlcs and its stability IA giving way polo
popular will which has no law. or rather when c""
be law to itself This least the forerunnlns Sa
of the Iawless Que, who in his own time VIII DC
vealed But wheresocyer public authority is weasl
ternal authority is already passing away III ,nex
tnfhers and The indcpcudence Of the Prodga son
the youth of to-day claimed az right IN 10Y Sorr;"d
that i'm The In DAYS men should be breakers OF tra
dsobeGlent to parents and lovers OF their own sew
There were nervous moments at the huSS'.
headquarters before the prelimiHaries oil peaee -.
concluded A correspondent OF Ue Daiy Ae"s "'ss'
the arrival of the Grand Duke aud his stan ~ -
aldia where Skobelcfrs corps and part OF tine ""
were drawn up. when he had reviewed the troops ~.
was on the pon, OF continuing the Journey 'ne -.
ucanicrin Chief was aocosted 10y Tahif Bey' i".A
officer who for some days had been at skooeIeh
quarters. Tahr said that Mnkhtar had 10 81,
withdraw his troops tom kutcbuk leheA"e"F =.
could not therefore, allow the knssnh troops
cupy these positions. nor 70 so 10 san seiaho' Tas
news indeed. and o' -. most serious nature i
Turks were refusing to 90 what they had agreed w..
and were stopping the Grand Duke The ''''h's
was set gong but nothing seemed 70 .ar,
OF It, for finally the Grand Duxe Tc" In,
angry and indignant. He thought nc was .,m'
tri1ed with The spirit OF his father rose ,s,os
aud as he walked up his resemblance 10 ~. evt
Nicholas lust then was striking aud 1t was still
dent when he called Tahr Bey and said to him. wiz, ,su
energy that made the latter, trembe, go, a o5eJ
Mnkntar Pasha that when gave an oraer NC 'N