New-York tribune., 1879-12-08
GENERAL NOTES.

From 10000 to 10000 men arc expected to
form tn line Tor parade when General returns
philadelphia completing the OF the world
The Tower of London narrowly escaped
destruction FROM fire fortnight spark caused
the mischief. but owing the excvtions of the lire
brigade this danes. which severely injured the officers
done.
A commemorative tablet has been placed on
the wall OF tho Fauboarg ST. Antoine at tae spot where
the Deputy Baudn fell at the barrcace during the coup
a. eta, of 1S5l I brief account OF the deah oi
the whose long neglected memory afforded NJ Gam
BETA opportunity OF bringing himself before the pub
Empre
Mr.. Freeman the historian. in the course of
n recent public address Manchester. declared that
when went deliberately Tor rule Of blood and
hood about the world attacking power
they could paBdered the of tue people,
aud sought prolong their power by stirring the
wicked feeling, and when the words OF Cabinet
Minister carried with presum pt Of falschood.
the Engsh Nation had got beyond tHe region 0s pout
hquty.
One Of the many outlines of the reform pro-
grsume 70 adopted In Russia these elemrnts
Universal suffrage; Legislature TO be created.
sisting Of Houses; the Lower House elected by
peasants the Upper House composed u MOBILES
by the Emperor. Asiatc Russia not participate
In the representative system. but Vocroyalty
under the rule o. the Grand Duke Michael. now Gov
II the Caucasus. The press have iDde-
pendent position. altho ugb its freedom VIII
be granted. The Independence Of the Judges who
not to he removable by the Government. Provincial
Diets charged with the duiy of administering the
afNrs of tne Provinces. The system OF taxation be
reorgnn zec tle poll tax repealed aud he universal
Obl-lti0 pay 70 be re iiLcd. Ministers 90 De
responsible o rlr lament. The autonomy Of Tue Com
uuaes % h' coulrned. The iilamed Ihird ID vision
10 be abolished
How it came about that 5000 Confederate
soldiers cnrcred Justify for Fight ing Joe Hooker Ia
explained the Editor Of The Rural Nashville.
Iennl who prisourr M Rock Island ILL.,. durug
he severe Winter ls63 Ga The General
military prison one day and all the Inmates were dr
lp Ia line for Inspection His eycs seemed
every frou head heel ne slowly passed before
lhem and thc upper end the lines tie party halted
TIE Old General half wheeling hrs horse. lifted bis
pumed lat with as knightlv grace II they had
all been couruers and soft expression passed his
face De said: Young gentlemen sorry. very
sorry you. and hope our differences will be
Tied that vou all can return safely home AGAIN"
simple J. rae * lrussion wa~ 10 was different frOm
those they asd been accustomed 10 hearing from
OF that II touched the hearts %
ibe ragged Rebs p" Ike current Of electricity, and
thousand throats gave iusty cheer FOR
Joe Hooser
Jennie Collins. of BOfin's Bower, knows. if
anybody Boston does. how pressng the needs OF
friendless struggling women IN lar-c cty. She says
that the rc asonizag conflict falls 90 OF
who are educated pass tucir youth and uho0d
IN comfortable homes. but ~ middle or less
compelled 20 h1ht battles severe even Tor those
have prepared heselves TO meet tbe. For instance.
one Is asatswOmau unable 10 n that capacity any
longer, any other; another telegraph
operator SO IN debt and sunk deep IN despair
of eng able 20 pay III another genial.
pleasant lady OF sixty. wander ug from street to
street as cauvasser, with doors closed
IN her face Iui hlessy another ma"Aine operator.
wnO gwen tue best or her dss to taat calling As
fo the ladies who have seen better oaT, and aeslfc
place hou~ekcepcr. they forma ong list and report
rle old, Old story Ou The other hand there IA never
surplus cf y0ua- gis Who can wash ron aud cook and
servant.
NJ. Vachcrot, in the Rcruc dcs Delr W0HdcS,
rerinGs OF the example set 10y tne other
great Europe; Prussia after Jena, oy Rus
Ella after AlstopOl and by Austria after Sddowa.
France, also. De adds, to repair Ter strength
1--WE 10 longer i've IN days OF fine phiiau hropc dreams
o. perpetual pc lce OF universal dsarming, ~ national
militia every here sunicing for national defence Oul
France wishes 70 become of soldiers Ike Ger
many-of real 30 ders shoulderns the musket Al
sclool aud reinqushing 1t until causes It 10
fan their hands passing iive years IN regiment
10 his rough trade and keeping themselves n con
driou IA reserve territorial army by
Of serious and frequent military camps and
regiona meetings. under infrxbie disc plne aud
the cousinaad % generals OF officers and non-coU-
nssiOned Dhi who love their noble profession.
ready quit the plough the shop. the manusc
tory the siuig aud the chair = that ! the hour OF
danger the foreigner will only ma IN tins resenerated
and d scip. med country immense camp Of several
millions of men. When this work has been accom-
pl-leI Europe desires France WI assume the in-
tiative Of Disarmament Iheu IOl 3" S"At "nse va
public causing IT. Will 20 he re-ptctet hy certain
parties. Ihe, tnngs being accomplished France j. 10
teoeeuly Ltr place lu tA- c'uheis o EUROPE "HvIc
alliances VIII LOT fail he'll