New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-29
GENERAL NOTES.

The return to life of q gentleman whose
obituary published with double black lines and
adjechves ordinarily causes some embarrassment in
newspaper office. But 1t is not so In Texas The Waco
Examiner steruiy remarks The death Of Heightened
Brown is denied by The KAUFMAN Times That makes no
difference Having written his obituary he is dead all
iuents aud purposes We shall refuse to recognize MS
existence from now on"
Thrift is one of the Iowa virtues. Dayen-
port clergyman called upon to marry a couple ono
night last week. They nicely dressed, in their
twenes, and evidently wel-to-do After the ceremony
had been performed the groom thrust his hand IN his
pocket and 6shed out three quarters. which he held IN
the palm OF his hand, saying TO the munster; There,
take your pay from that!' " Let us SEE" unused the
ninister the pubishn ing Of the marriage notice will
cost half dollar !" 90 will IT," replied the groom
WE'LL then, sae the whole oft! 1t amt much matter
anyway
4 singular case OF homicide was lately tried
at spole Italy. The accused ricn farmer named
Carlo Marouni and his offence was shooting doctor
who had failed to cure his child. When the child, boy
of months, fell III the farmer sent Tor the doc
tor aud told him that II his treatment successful no
would pay HIM 900 lire (abou S400, but that II the
child died ne would kill him The doctor undertook tho
case hui his medicines seemed aggrava the disease,
and death en- sued few days after the funeral tho
lay IN walt for the unfortunate practitioner ana
shot him. the Court gave tho lenlent sentence OF ten
years imprisonment aud 2oOOO IRE nhe'
No better class of emigrants come TO the
United states than the MenuOnies, large party OF
whom arrived in the Mosel last week These people are
the disciples OF Simon Memo. and branch OF the
much diversified sect OF Bapusts. Iney dress SIMPLY
forbid taking OF Oaths fighting. divorce except for
one caused. Each church forms a community subject
to firm parental discipline. They in fact very near
knsfolk TO the Omsh who have settled SO largely Ia
the est and In Virginia, and like them make tIrily
farmers aud peacoable citizens The party who arrived
last week propose 10 eOlonizs IN the West ana DrOu8n
about 800 900 with them, beside comfortable supply
OfhOuSenOid gear.
There are eight men and boys now living
who the Of Bonaparte namely. three nephews
aud Ave grand-nephews Of the First Napoleon. They
Prince Jerome Napoleon, son OF Jerome, fOurth
brother OF Napoleon L. and his sons, the Princes
Victor aud Louis; then the descendants OF Prince
Charles OF Lucen BOnaparte, second brother OF the
great Emperor This Prince Charess Prince
Lucen B0naparta; the Cardinal Prince Napoleon
Charles exPresdent OF the Cousel-G6Gera OF Corsica;
Prince Louis Lucien. formerly senator and long resi-
dent London aud lastly Prince Pierre. whose son,
Prince Roland Bonaparte, Is studying at the military
school OF 81 Cyr
An extraordinary conspiracy, by which
number OF boys determined 10 set ro 10 trainingshp
IN order to run away has been uuearthed board Her
Maiesty's ship Arethusa SIX lads made arrangements
10 burn vessel but in consequence OF some methy
lated spirit being missed, AMI other circumstances mat
came the knowledge Of Captain Walter tue plan was
discovered and frustrated, the most serious eonse
oueuces light have ensued. When the prisoners wefo
they did not to have made any secret
o their intention. aud ucifer matches, when tho
boys were not allowed 10 have were found in tber Po
session. They were asked by Captain Walter Whethe.
tuey really intended Dire the ship, aud thcl AZ
once replied th they ala, their OBJECT Delng
The animOsity between the Radicals ana
Clerical. at Lyons is very bitter. small disturbance
took place there after the mass tof the Prince lhPo'
which resulted III the suspension OF some minor ohie"s
for attending the ceremony A few nights "i'er"s'u
there WAS Wild excitement theatre where roNou-
tlonary drama entitled "Tho Muscadlns'' was neins
nororrued A. sne eud Of the first ach the 'riooiOr'u
nag of the pubo takes tho place OF the ~m'e haso'
the Monarchy The troolor sooner appeared on .ho
sceue tnau number OF students from the Cathohe fa
culty cried "Viye 10 Roll Vlye rEmpereurF 10 "no"
cher, among the audience replied, Nye Ia hePaD e
GCnrp' Tie riya parties then came 70 blows IN Suo
t,,,ssary of Police OTdoeod the students VINO lau Nc
80, he row 10 be turned out On leaving the thoatto
nss m olern Muscadlns continued 20 indulge In ogs'
tIopahe rres aud were escorted homo oy yelling anu
hooting crowd NJ,
Seth Green, the fisherman, is breeding
few mosquitoes tor has own use. He says 'n'S aio -
sueh bad pests as most people think Iher sihs'us'
ne says is Ike opera music, only llttle ho1' % ~
when you clap ut the snging OF mosquitoes you H'''