New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
GENER4L NOTES.

The coming man IN France will not smoke.
,, CONSUMPTION OF tobacco in that country is not in
.osipc ami NJ LEROY Beaulicu Is confident thai the
s az smoking less than The fathers used 10 DO twenty
years sso
,-,5rs across Broadway is advocated in London The
- 70 throw light footbridge Pail Mall from
n ,op Iarkspur-st. the foot OF the Haymarker
~ tne press OF carriages is 80 great that it is ques
% f sine NOT Oi peril. Tor Que 10 cross ne street
Italian editors are undoubtedly the poorest
r.sen in the world Two journalists, sicilian and
N,poi.an lately fought duel near Naples wl;h pis
- The principles were posted a distance OF fifteen
Go and no fewer than eght-anG-J wenty shots we're
.orcsarrri bat not OF them took effect The sec
rt ar LASS stopped the duel ana declared hohOr 20 DC
sauShcG.
S,ptcrre rs. Santerre. has been the most
,,ndl5ls Of the separation of which the Paris
Tsners furnish their readers with graphic accounts
Tine husband who recently the suit. is the grand
s NJ sgnterrc, the brewer whose name Is so tragcay
connected with the annals OF the French Revolution
aud Che execution OF Louis XVI. The LADY with whom
h. had linked his fate the daughter OF Mayor of
Coppcgle and She whether ont of political or other
aia.reuees. undoubtedly treated her husband very
tatlv some OF episodes revealed in court read like
rbic "a Isy walked out OF a we-kaown restaurant in
the gaIb o. pastry COOK boy whlle jealous huooau
was waiting ior her IN the street.
The experiment of homes for inebriates Is
Parliament Iue5rates according to the provisions Of
The statue. may determine for themselves whether
tbev Will enter the retreat" not; but having sig
niaed before Justice OF the Peace THEN wish to be COM
littod they will longer be free agents but must stay
out the time for which they have bound themselves and
conform 70 all the regulations of the establishment
The result there VIII probably be about what II has been
here q few viii be reclaimed more VIII remain a. they
were "a great deal OF good Will De done IN one way OF
tcipate'
MI Beecher, in the course of a lecture de-
lvcred at Cincinnati saturday evening spoke OF the
grievances OF working people and alluded 10 peryer
sion Of an utterauce OF his which seemed to require
some notice inasmuch as lab0rers holding bread
and water meeting his account even while he was
speaking. He said he had taken pains TO correct the
msrenreseutat0n by word uttered and written. but II
was still repeated. he had said, in speaking of the
change from tire inflated solid financial condition.
that everybody was bound 20 feel IT, sUer-he meT-
chant the manufacturer, the banker. the mddleuan,
the vorkIn-mau. all. but il better TO bear 1t man
fully than 90 whine about It, IL Is not manly thing he
Thought for the worknCman to go about making an ex-
O. was better for 20 live bread and water than
to ary@parJcuar class named even In the mind OF
tnc spc4Err He added humofousy IIal u theIe were
more water drank there IN ght De more bread
The rebuilding Of HaWOrth Church was
ltoutr advocated bv the vicar Rev j. Wade, fort
night ago lie maintained thar duty that parish
gas not 10 maintain sh0wplace for strangers, but
house Of prayer for the praise OF God So far as he was
concerned me had received from the husband Of Char
otte BrontC aud the only living relative, far he
knew entire approval OF what proposed 20 be done
60 that there was now no further question that the
BrontG family would object. tie might say that Mr..
Nichols was the person raised the simple memorial
u the church 10 the Of the gifted family; no
other person. so far as he aware, had subscribed 10
tie raising OF tnat memorial When the church
bun. there should be raised some new memorial
some splendid memorial. If they could manage it
U.iu tie DuIns, the spot w here the remains of
Charlotte Iroui- were deposited il would DE the care
G4 IuSe Alo que cAL CIV aI-SLs 70 see tii Iso re-
mains disturbed Uurlug the b1Ndlug OF
tn new CHURCH. lie honored her as much as any OF
those WAe loved il mouse OF prayer Dlt ne d Aot Nsu
them have any idotatrJus wish feeling for the
geniu, Who once ia tIat house of PRAYER
The literature Of the Camden elOpement has
the merit ,l simplicity. The c'er-ymaus uEhter, axe
twenty-five, VINO away with hOUse-paIBter le-
spectacle hUt poor, sends lis brief statement 10 Eer
father: uec your pardon for leaving you in so alb
rupt manner. but did because y0u opposed my union
with the only man loved. shall always love and
higher aUy 1 70 the one who now bears TO me the
most sacred relation on earth. We are married and
power earth par, IA. lam happy and contcntcd
IN Dy choice, aud am everything is iust God
ordained it To- De- Your loving daughter, NELLIE" On
tie envelope we're these words W married this
morning ia Germantown hy minister OF the church,
Tie word the 80 underlined. The daughter de-
sired express father the tact that tie marriage
ceremony was performed DI Cer-l man OF me same
denomination 10 which he himself belongs Tho clergy
maus opposition dd not arise IRON anything that could
b. urged against the character OF MS sou-h-I@W lie
merely cont nos that the young man Is uneducated and
Incapable of supporting bis VIE as She mas been accGs-
TONED 20 lYiuS since heI chudhOou surrounded Oy
every ,EiHg Tor winch Der heart Graves.
---
MCSIC