New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31

81 .--- -. ~ deeDest pathos "-'T The scarcity
81 eses forces us 70 e1cnae lnuon ngn a1 Sy
doEp SIC s,51ntes In Memphis have shown more nobi-
sseue pr,eter than have some OF our fiFst cluzens
~ No. . -. sebooper Florence, of the HOwgate Arc
A..a,tion. Captain Tyson, has, II u believed,
~ len the northern waters ana Is n.s on her way
ei'- contain Roach, Of the wrecked whaling schooner
bort a. winch the Florence on her Outwardbound
BEE. Lar ago carried supplies, has arrived IN New
~ - - reoOrts that when he parted with Captain
lea ,r,v Isl. August IS had been fixed upon as the
De- ,bs departure OF the Florence. Some months
Captain Tyson induced "Sss ma s r. nre az
crew ~ Many specimens OF the fur-Searing ana
iseinals OF the country have been collected
Al American now in England is making loud
-. Tor water. In letter to an English paper he
that he has been for a month in the United
spd though duhng that time he has been fire.
,y delnged BY rain, gazed upon fountains and lakes
sn most elaborate machinery for supplying water
49,. ne has often been pnfto sad straits in order 10
- - SIMPLY Of the abundant liquid for drinking
-. He says he asked for water at the table in
$3.50 hotel on first landing, and the walters looked
80. and Al each other though he were an Ashantee
- rss Indian BE asked for water again at Chester
80, ,ook three persons and ten minutes time to get
s-,r In Dublin for six persons he had to ask again.
IA was served with pint aud one glass for the half
sn a dr,nk from In London IL TOOK him six days to
aeie Saiter 10 place uuasked deoanter and glasses
pu. t,bie II IA a moving tale but surely this Amer-
on ~ t AZ sirewd as the average Yankee II he
Saxious get water st hotels why uu nc not Dethink
XII self and ask for MILK
n ,e British flag was cOnsecrated in Cyprus
,t.,usf IA The ceremony. rs described in the dis
,ehss 70 7As Standard took place at a. m. in the
r.f convent OF the Virgin, about mile outside the
-, n Nikosia In the distance the mountains hewmed
- the landscape Close at hand were the clustered tents
ssba British camp, while nearer still was an ancient
h.rrh The peasant girls Of the island, wearing
n and afo nd
@i,beads adorned with flowers, had assembled TO wit
me speetaele The eye also took in, here and there
nanies Of the Bombay Laneers their mules and
enylisb Royal Engineers, military orderles swarthy
,tine mOuntaneers, and the leading inhabitants OF
r,s.sia IN the Convent Church a solemn mass was
s,ptsd BY choir of eceesastios and monks, who wore
49,, hieelr robes In procession which was formed az
$500 al the mass golden Cruchx and several other
seered emblems were borne al0u on catpeted space
=, op of the building stood Sir Garnet WOlseley ana
-. a. MIN was gilt throne. Some prayers having
hen offered ana psalms sung the tag was iboensed and
1891 fter the blessing tie flag was hOisted aoft be-
tween the towers Of the church by young priest.
The scene In Odessa where the veTdicts of
,hs military tribunal iu the Socialist recently re-
,.ed 70 in THE TRIBUNE were announced, is described
- correspondent Of The STANDARD. 1t 10 O'Clock
= r,ght when the crowd outside the courtroom heard
mat Koyalsky had been condemned TO be shot and his
ASSOCIATES had sentenced 70 various periods OF exile
md ioprisonment. man, who had been present dur
me re proceedings, opened window looking out upon
~ street aud exclaimed, " Now, then" On this sig
"a there was a sudden movement on the part Of the
crowd and from several points shots fred in the
areeon OF q company OF infantry which was guarding
tsaspuroaeh 10 the tribunal. Cries OF "shame" were
hesFd and the people called upon to rise against
ter oppressOrs" -Four soldiers were wounded one Oh
whom died in the night and persons In the crowd
vere killed None OF the persons who fired upon the
,oldlers were arrested. While this taking
nlaee IN front Of the tribunal lady named Krucovicki
va addressing the people the Marine Boulevard aud
eaihng upon them TO rlse When an attempt was made
n srrsf Ter she was defended by her friends In the
and hnweyer she was carried on after these events,
sVs be correspondent Of The MCseOW Gaze te, ODESSA
rfeseptrd The appearance OF town occupied by the
enogly Columns OF cavalry aud patrols OF infantry
marched through the streets in every direction
Kovelsky is the son Of Russian priest OF has ASSOC
tstes three belong 10 the NOBILITY and one TO the com
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