New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-09
GENERAI NOTES.

The pastry-cook who lately undertook "a
kill the King Of Italy had sold bs iaekcr order 10 buy
| a dagger. and when the weapon was In his swarthv
| bosom there were still coins in bis pocket Ia
then bought some red stuff and made fBg sing The
strips together in his When ne arrested
! he plunged his hands iuto his pockets and THROWING
few cOppers the pavement cried OUT, 81 nave no
further for money" In bis room was found large
octave volume manuscript. IL his sketch OF the
ideal republic for winch lOnged. II queer med
10y OF suDversve and religious IDEAS, wish references 20
Jesus Cdrst and BruGus: scheme Ia tact ior IA In
ternaliOnal republic INSPIRED by religious hnAticism
Philadelphia Clergyman. the Rev. Mr..
Macleod, there neither health, sense
nor religion full mourning. He tells ais esRgr CATION
that bit Of black riD3oa, in way, Will tell
the story Of Defeavement just 40 well as complete
mourning suit bit of Grape on the be pu gives tae
hint those who pass by, aud 1T Is bot considered
necessary the whole front with black drspery
Why will not bic OF ribbon on CLOAK or coat nswer
the purpose, and weight OF useless expense and
costume that 10 always gloomy and in warm weather
very uncomfortable be taken from tue shoulders Of b.
reaVed Christians, he Is convinced ought nSt
90 take a gloomy OF DEATH There are glorious
hopes linked with the aud the hopes OF those
w,o are gone before should be symbOiIzed rather
than the sorrOws of those who are ielt DeLlnd He
would have cheerful garments worn by m0urners In
token " the triumph OF the gOr1ed ones, snd bit Of
ribbon or Grape as snple memorial OF ther own sense
of bereavement The rest of the Jul mourning would
have no hope.
Bismarck's self-appointed biOgrapher has
been q revOluuonIsJ IN bis day. At LeiDslo he was
known FOR his profession Radical political views
which in 1S4S did not fail 10 entangie him tue
then passing over Germany. Afraid lest Government
should institute proceedings against him Cor HIS partic
ation In the revolt, he, like many OF his party, emf
grated United States He appears to have lived
here in considerable indulgence INT be accepted call 70
be minister of fres-tninlnng German congregation in
the West The IevoutionsG remained a clergyman FOR
soms years. In consequence OF differences vita nb
flock he 1885, returned 10 Europe, aud entered into
an engagement with the Austrian LLOYD, in the service
OF winch steamship Navigation company he made sew
eral Journeys through the East especially Greece and
Egypt On the proclamation Of a general amnesty DIR.
Busch once more settled in his native country, and
became the editor Of the Grehsbotea, IN Leipsie His
connection with this paper brought 10 an abrupt
emf by quarrel wrh Gustav Freytag the novelist
he was selected accompany Prince Bismarck IN the
French campaign, in order 70 Keep MIN Informed IN re-
gard to any important ueiance IN the press, az We'll as
to acquamt Dm with the course Of the war Dr. Buscn
prOtted By his leisure time carefully 10 uOte down Al
the savings and doings Of Prince Bismarck vita when
he became acquainted. He did not even snrink from
e s chance was presented to him. These details ara
given Oy a correspondent Of The London Globe.
The GovernOr-General and the Princess
LOUIS seems, not exclusive enough TO please the
bluest OF the b,ue blood the Dominion. The Ersnag
Post OF Montreal reminds its readers that whenever
Lord and Lady Duuerin gave reception, earGs had 10
be sent to the AIdede-camp two days before the aP
pointed hour whereas the Prinecss's drawingroons
in that city and in Halifax nothing was needed except
decent suit ami escaped convict could have paid his
respects to her, II be liked. What gentleman, demands
that nigh toned Journal, would like % place his wife IN
position where could be even formally introduced
10 every Tom, Dick aud Harry who wishedi II cOa'
eudes that the mistake was that the Marquis OF LONE
aud his wife wers too d. mOcratc The man who not
careful OF tine society wife, his daughter or his sis
ter keeps, cannot be a good citizen and the Editor
holds that it Is efrOntery to think that
because some men happen 20 be born to
station IN hfe that they must leave them
selves open to meet the common thief who would be
summed in the house any rich poor. This
amusing. The intercourse between the Marquis and
Princess and those who presented 70 them on those
state occasions was somewhat restricted name waA
read from card. inclination OF the Marqu nNen
mon was an an gle Of fifteen grees, and tue Princesss
act Of pitlOu was measured by angle more
sean-barely light degrees and that was an end OF IT.
Even N every at taese receptions had been
Tuu Dick or Harry there opportunity FOR thUse
ruped; and ~ every ESCAPED conylct In the two
cities with Jealous ign, aud with ualc afore-
Il ought purchased borrowed stole Or IS cOat,a
white tie, and pair ~ white gloves they could Oby
have nodded stared, aud pOsSD wnEed at the Princess
before ambDg out IL l. safe 10 say mat tue usflOs
Indy bas Ot coutamiIa ed through these deI0-
CRAZE demonstrations.