New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
GENERAL NOTES.

| CENERAL Mules.
clergyman of sixty-eigh is about to marry
widow OF seyentyfour, in town near Lewiston, Ne.
| The bride may live TO have silver wedding, for her
| mother Is still hale and hearty at nlnety-slh
Under the title of offences against morality
| and decency the Maine Legislature reenaetei some
years ago this statute: Whoever basphemes the holy
name OF God by denying cur-ing, or continually re-
proaching God mis- creation. government final judgment
Of the world Christ. the Holy Ghost or the Holy
Scriptures contained in the canonieal books OF theod
| or New Testament or by exposing them to contempt
! and ridcue shall be punished by Imprisonment not
more than two years, by fine not exceeding 5000
The Democratic papers are row qotne the statute ios
the Information Of Colonel Ingerso, who Is to deliver
| lectures ia Portland and elsewhere.
| They have a Royal Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty Animals in England, aud yet such
thing as this could happen there: Her Asjesys stag
| hounds met near Uxbrijge. fayorte stag was IN
carted and after running almost in ring II took 70
sheet of water Burode Park. the seat OF the Duke OF
Somerset and literally torn to death by the hounds
Humane Engishmen writing 10 the newspapers
about IT, and asking why such degrading and brutal
sport is permitted II does not seem - 3e prc.s! u
der.tood why princes and peers should oe alioSsu W.
version no better than bulfght, while c0sIsthohger
who should luse his donkey would DC nled anu III
! UrsOned.
The Rev. R. W. Dale, so long as he was in
sense the guest OF Yale College considered himself
bound in honor to say nothing against the recognized
creed OF the evangelical churches but now tnat ne mas
returned to England lie feels entirely Tree TO discuss tue
subject OF the future destiny of the mpenitent ana 10
ayow that he has rejected the traditional BELIEF 10 On
article published in The Christian Union. he sums up
his views in this Eternal life Is the inheritance
OF those who are in C0rist Those who are not ia MIN
will die the second DEATH from which there will be no
resurrection The chat will be burned up In Tue hre
which cannot be quenched. Tue dead soul VIII he con-
The Gosne OF orr Lord Jesus Christ VIII ne punished
with everlasting destruction Loyalty 70 lae ne say
! a.. h. i'm
writing an tnDg public about Future PnnishmeuI
The dingy old building in Fleet-st. known
as Chds Bank the sign Of the Marygodis 10 share
he fate OF Temple Bar. The old shell Is To be torn
down and a handsome modern structure Is 10 take is
place The firm No. Feetst was founded In the reign
Of Charlie. L. when Francis Child, apprentice 10 William
Wheeler goldsmith whose shop was on the site OF the
prossnt hank married his masters daughter ana sue
ceeded business AZ the sign oil the Marygoid a
cording to The London telegraph. Nell Gwynne banked
and overdrew her account. and ogarth made sketeh
In oil OF memorable occurrence in the history OF the
| House, when good service done 70 the firm 10 .
| season Of temporary pressure by the munfcencc OF
that magnificent termsgant, Sarah, Duchess OF MARI
nearly as ancient a trln; for in 1874 william Goslmg
and has partner. Richard Bakenham had the honor TO
silver lace for the Use Of tie Duchess Of Cleveland
Messrs Hoares establishment, at sign OF the Golden
| Bottle, dates from 1851
| "The Evening Journal Almanac" for 1873
is the most useful nual OF State politics that has been
issued this year larger than usual there being l63
pages between the and the table Of contents
shows that material has been well selected and JUDI
ciousy arranged The election returns for New-forx
state are furnished detail the civil lists Of the State
are unusually full comprising the names aud residences
| Of Judges department officers, surrogates. sherifs
county clerks dstrc. attorneys treasurers and clerks
OF boards of SUPERVISOR TO make the manual ese
ciay useful to lawyers and business mem each state
| Senator and Asscmblyman is honored with brief
biographical notice; and in word, the Almanac con-
tains everything that state politicians VIII be apr 20
look for. The miscellaneous statistical tables relating
10 the public debt banking and currency foreign trade
gold aud silver, taxation ana assessment, railfoau coz
strlcton debts OF cities farm area ana products ec
no easy task to edit and publish thoroughly good
manual Of this KIND. ana Inc eShIuctSSls OF sGs
Almanac" are 10 be congratulated on tue success Oh
| their efforts
Many a sturdy Briton is convinced that
Prince Bismarck had Of bis own for refusing to
pull Lord Beaconsfelds chestnuts out OF the Oriental
fire. The charge is made that he has surrepttlousy
hidden some OF his own chestnuts among the Goals aud
| is only waiting for a good chance 10 pull them our
Belgium of course, is OF them Holland Is another
and Denmark the Baltic Provinces and Warsaw are ripe
and brown and ready TO roast That powerful Journal
The Pal Nal Gazette is already printing essays on
| contemporary diplomacy, in which the German Chan
ceor is described the professor Of thimblerggns
| whose game OF bamboozling is not yet over; and 10
| commencing the little volume " The Two Chancelors'
a. oue which has never received sufficient notice IN
England. The author, 1t viii be remembered, Is Julah
Klaczko a Pole in the diplomatic service OF AUSTRIA
| whose hostility to the German Chancellor
| bnstles on every page OF the work. Tie Der.
| lin correspondent Of The Manchester Examiner
rdcues the English panc-mongers who are so quick 70
md out the secrets Of German diplomacy. He satr'
cay remarks that IL Holland should ever come 10 10
the home a OF pirates the spanars still tnK
1t was in the sixteenth century; If their expeditions
should capture tourists the Lower Rhine and ron ho
Hamburg packets their way TO New.Yors; II German
cattle should be the frontier as IN the daysm
Rob Roy In Scotland aud II In view OF these ~
stances Europe should request Germany 10 annex .no
country and oiyilze it agau. the appeal would receive
! attention. II England should be converted ny LOla
BeacOnsfeld INFO country OF military a0Nenturer au
| i'm league with Holland and Belgium should mafcn lr
vading armies across attack Germany, IL would O'
come absolutely necessary TO seize those two nierue
date States thus be able TO meet England Al TUG
waters edge. Bat the Dutch not likely 10 Decons
pirates England 10 produce Napoleon and Gr3hass
hrmee and Germany is quite as little likely 10 80 ow
| on a freeDootins excursion.