New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
GENERAL NOTES.

Fdelweiss. the precious Alpine blossom, fOi
which every tourist Switzerland strains his eyes aud
sprans his knee, not so sensitive plant but that
can he transplanted to England and forced to bloom IN
1876 young lady carried plant from the tgi 70 the
lana and c9nfided il to gardener IN Crawford,
has succeeded IN making IT bloom this Spring.
A Pennsylvania correspondent makes thia
inquiry, Are the works OF Pushkin, the Russian
writer translated into EngshP briof loye-stoiy
called "MarIe has been published by Jansen, McCnre
& Co.. Chicago Other tales Of his, translated by Mrs.
J. Buchan Teller make up volume called Russian
Romance Henry s. King & Co., London. puDlshers9
ms collected works in the Russian edition, 1888, oil
twelve volumes.
The Rev. Joseph Cook, in lecture deiv-
cred in Chicago last Wednesday, defined Communism az
system involving the abolition OF five things inberf
tance uationanties, family, religion aud property he
remarked that he knew that this definition was repuu
ated by many friends Of Communism and that trades
unionsm was Mortified when told that Il stood IN alt
ance with insanity. when THE TRIBUNE he added
charged that the Communists IN this country were
close league with the trades-uniOns did not mean to
sav that trades-uniOns had been captured by thesa
clutching five fingers OF tho international Society
meant that the doctrines or less closely resembling
the less Objectionable OF these were held by tfadef
unions aud that tho afiation was growing more com
phcated and dangerous 20 tao puouc Nea. ls Scuu &
agree he sad with the great NeW-lork paper IA asset
t ns ,,' C1n,npists For Communism to-day, one mus
look to Europe, TO the iniernatQnal Soclefs 20
and !
Cod Tbe international Society proclaimed itself an
Atheist aud in Atheism were embraced pretty heaIg ~.
these n Ne demands Abolition OF God was the aDOili0D
of the family property inheritance ana OF religion
P9re Cabidel, pastor of Montardet, is one oil
the most ardent Republicans IN France BonBparusi
journal has recently denounced him for enginE to biz
political faith and he replies with spirit and force
You blame and pity me- he writes, because praise
Republic which announces itself according TO you) a
the embttered foe Of Catholicism, which throws down
tbe altars which desecrates the churches and which
murders the princes OF the church. Where and when
has the Third Republic committed these atrocest You
tell me 1 am a criminal, because cry aloud SiVe IA
Repubiquep y DO you not know that am compelled by
my sacerdotal oath to do this every Sunday In the Mass
when 1 sing the Domino salram fac renpHe
boomg You add that the republic stil reoka
with the blood Of Archbishop Darboy and the
Abb6 D6guerry. That simply means that with you
the Commune and the Republic are one and the same
thing with me they are not Besides, what right had
its conscience the awful crimes OF the Coup EatI
the electoral cry OF every good Ffenehman ought 70 pc
and sensible words The faothat the Republican vote
at the elections October was more evenly divided DC
town and country than IL had been IN previous
Years shows that the preudoos Of the rural population
against the present institutions are dissppe@Srg arm - @
clerical party wise as Pere Cabide they TOO wiz
echo the cry, Anything sooner than EmpreI
The repressive measures which the German
Government introduced in the Reichsag after IiOdes
attempt to assassnate the Emperor are regarded WIN
distrst by the London press The Pd Aa Tor instance
predicts that in the long they will add to the sp
of discontent that exists among the poorer classes a
imprisoned orators and editors viii be able to pose as
martyrs for a prosecuted faith. Besides one OF tne
obef causes OF German Socialism Is the mistaken uea
which prevails with regard TO the power OF Tue o'1
German Governments have always undertaken 80 A~y
tasks that no enterprise to the multitude
their range If the State DO all that IL now uOs @
socialists see no reason why Il should not ofs'h1
/ FN EFnF
| hoth of the eapltallst and the laborer Tue inPiN
Chancellor will not undermine this strange Von.of
by giving the agents Of the Government more " 10
ever The very means by which he Is gong 70 ~,
the Socialists that the state Is not Sniy Thing
Seepen their belief that II So and tnat lhc os h
Necessary TO make IL as benehcent as II mlg9 far
s Suthority shall be placed In different hsnu hsa he 10
gs stems for the esta6hshment OF truly ts Per
mentary system. The mass OF tho nation 5o tba oers
SShcb s the liberals demand for them ana ntsd
would more certainly tend 70 49, sroWth Of
sehemers and fanatical theorists than eg consfa-
q sense OF political responsibility among tns 00H0
encies. e...h+ a0o
The Crown Prince received iorthign' ~.
| ST the German Embassy in London deputauOh :. :,
ooptrvmen who wished to express their abhorren'' -
H6dels attack upon the Emperor Ihisher |" ~. 80
nolntea time drove DR.. Juch, with twenty-five Oh 80
who had signed the address, as representative % -
/ General body They had learned that large nuinO0 "A
soc,asts had resolved 20 interrupt the proceeohs'
so they we're ADVISED 10 remain AZ some n,s IA
| car,,on House Terrace until arrangements couia
nad FOR their proper reception. When Dr. Jueh ie''
h, csriaee the Socialists made rush at the enttaAs
to tbe Embassy aud twenty OF thirty actually
ceeded in forcing their way into the hall AS toe
anita OF Count Munster informed that thsSe ~
not the deputatiOn they were speedily elee'eu ~
police When clearance had been enss'eu elected
meuts we're made by which those who had peen '''''