New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-05

for wandering about cemeteries for swimming for rid
Ing for gymnases for visiting the worst quarters o.
quiet, he used 10 say, he would become topsawyer
At the reception given to Lord Beaconsfeld
in GuildhaIl there appeared at the gate In low.
crowned felt hat with his head bent his CATERS masa
OF mud, his coat all muddy, his face covered with
spashes The police were for pushing him back at once
impudent ragamufn. who had no right among tho
gorgeous carragepeople waiting there for friends to
pass them into the GuIdhaL But this travelwOrn and
travelstaned Individual produced Official ticket for
one OF the best places within the building and so passed
In to the discontinue of the beadles among the spot
essy attired and fashionable throng, VINO had driven
up protected from the ram ana Ishb h who had walked ali
welcome the Earl OF Beaconsheld. and forDldden Dy MS
religion to ride on the Sabbath day.
The recent celebration of the silver wedding
Of the King and Queen Of the Belgians was made the
occasion OF a general holiday among their subjects
Brussels was decorated with flags and flowers, and nu-
merous receptions held at the palace The Queen
was presented with golden crown set with brilliaos
and splendid veil Of Belgian lace by Madame Anspaeh,
the wife the BUrgomaster Of Brussels, in the name
of tho women of Belgium. The Queen Acknowledged
the gift in appropriate terms and said the demonstra
ton would be the most precious souvenir OF her He
The King received magnificent silver covered cup win
handle sent him by the Prince OF Wales. The cup Is
ton Leopold H. King of the Bslgians on his SILVER
wedding From HIS most afectionate COUSIN ALBERT
Edward, Princ@Of Wales, Aug. %, 1873"
Sir Garnet WOlseley, the new Governor OF
Cyprus is being importuned by some sentimental peo-
pie to release Katterfdii Jann known as the Robin
Hood Of the Levant" and confined in that Island
His career as described in The London Examiner has
been romantic one: "When young man, living IN
SMYRNA he fell In love with his masters daughter,
planned an eopement but was discovered in time by the
rate father who clapped his intended soninlaw into
prison. Escaping. no turned bandit and ruled the road
between Smyrna and AleppO Nobody would betray
him He never murdered, allowed his followers TO
do It, But like his Sherwood prototype, he was fond OF
easing fat comfortable travellers OF their purses and
literally relieving the destitute with the proceeds Hun
dreds OF portoness girls about to be married we're, Is
said lowered by this romantic brlgand. II Janni
robbed he did il like gentleman. II he wanted TO APP
propriate supper for himself and his starving compa
IONS would SIT patiently until his termed hoss hao
frat eaten theirs and then depart quietly with the lni-
nation that the latter might thenceforth travel the eou
try without dread interference, for that katterl
Janni never forgot kindness. Wear1ed, perhaps OF MS
aWess life he voluntarily surrendered. on the UNDER
standing that his punishment would De connhed 10 ee
in Cyprus"
PARIS, Sept. 4-After the ceremony at tho
Cathedral OF Notre Dame yesterday, Madame Theirs
went to the Cemetery Pere Chaise where there was
great demons traon and large display OF floral offer
ings at NJ. Therss tomb.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Sept. 4.-Senator Blaine
left to meet an engagement in Iowa last night.