New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
GENERAL NOTES.

new novel by NJ. Octave Feuillet is enti-
lied lie Journal dune Femme" and. although it origin
aiv appeared in the RevUe des Detr-MondeS, 1t has al
ready gone through several editions.
Goldsmith's "Viear of Wakefield" is being
ated IT. the original with notes, for as textbook
m the German schools. George EliOts college Break
iast PARTY I" has been transl ted into German.
Tn the new edition of the Dictionary Of the
French Academy, 800 words have been suppressed as
obsolete and 200 ones introduced In the words
pogme" and pO6te," the grave accent is substituted
Tor the d@resis
An heir of Aneke Jams has gone to the poor
house He is an old man of seventy years, white Of
hair and for long years lived on the hope that ne would
become rich He had in his possession II Is SAID
copv OF Aneke's original will He was born in Albany
and now makes his home in the poor house OF Monroe
County.
A Western paper published some time ago
Areport that General Clusters remains were never sent
70 West Point for interment but that the body buried
here and supposed to be his that Of some vulgar
,eamster." Frank Palmer who says he was under Ma
or Reno the time Of the fight and one OF the party
hat helped to cover the boys and bury the officers"
writes to TIE Troy Times to show that there could have
Been no difficulty finding the remains OF General Gus
YER He describes the mode % burial: grave was dug
about four and half feet deep, and when Il had been
sued with earth rocks we're piled upon the mound.
found stick with pth in its centre was then obtained
he pith pushed out and piece Of paper bearing Gus
;er's name inserted. The pole then closed with
saDde grease and the stick driven into the ground at
ne head Of the grave. All the officers, says Frank
palmer were buried in this way, but the boys were not
buried at ali only covered; little dirt being thrown
IN them from each side Of them, and | suppose their
bones strung from end Of the prairie to the
otbeT"
The rich man in Memphis does not take
kindly to the charge Of TIE Apaanee that he contrib
Ites nothing the sufferers One Of them sends the ed
,or a pungent note saying: The Citizens Relief Com
nittee OF the columns Of The AgataHee will tell you that
gou he'd in your Tuesday paper far as am concerned
Don't DO so any more about citizen, or any one else
who has contributed Don't take advantage Of your
.identa elevation to the tripod 70 Gneer at abuse and
nauder gentlemen. Remember that Others have only
left you behind because you the most worthless
hing about the establishment" To which The AUa0nche
,epnes that the writer owDs Of the finest blocks
d stores Cd MasD-st" That he proposed TO give GER
tain sum Of money to the Towards when Their funds
DOsal /" with " storm of INDIGNATION That while
thousands Of dollars have been contributed by poor peo
pie. the writer, who personally occupies DOmD-r0oI
position at White sulphur Springs, has contributed the
paltry sum OF $50"
The Rev. H. H. Hayden, charged with the
murder OF Mary stannard, at North Madison. Conn.
wiz seek to prove abb. On the day Of
the murder his friends say that he at his house
assisting his wife from IL until O'Clock At that nour
he went down 20 bit OF swamp land on his farm and
eut four carloads Of brush bis children teing with him
when he went He returned 10 the house soon after
o'clock and was there when Of Mr. STANDARDS chill
aren came down the street reporting that Mary had
been found dead in the lot He Immediately went with
others to the lot where the body found and was the
third man to arrive there and assisted in bringing the
remains 10 Mr.. STANDARDS house At the time when q
woman claims she heard cries in the lot, Haydens
friends say he cutting brush over mile and half
west OF the spot where the murder committed One
weak point is pointed in this defence By CORE
sp0ndenI Of me Neo-HGDeR Register. Soon after Mr.
Hayden went 70 work his children returned nome ana
between going and his return he would nave
had time to 90 whore Mary found commit the muir
der and get back IL said however, that Mr. Hayden
did good afternoons work iu cutting the ush Tie
accused man is about twCutyelght years Of age, ana
studied In the Wesleyan University at MtddetOwn, aud
his present charge the second he has had He is TIE
father three children, the youngest OF whom only
four weeks old