New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-26
GENER4L NOTES.

The divorce laws OF Connecticut promote
the amenities Of domestic life. Al Nmantie the olhef
day a man went 10 a funeral and sat between his Two
wives; and il he mad sent to Daniesonyle he could
have had a thlrd one
January and May are registered at the Clar-
endou Saratoga The bridegroom is fourscore and has
hen married seven times the bride 1, not yet twenty
Tn. old gentleman is put TO bed at o'clock every
night and as be can't sleep after oclook he Is SET on
his legs aud enabled take short walk DeIOie DFoAA
fast The bride devoted 10 her aged spouse stuues
his DIGESTION and comfort. and displays knowledge Oh
bvve,e in the selection OF articles Of food thar VI" G
;Trerta 10 lie stomach of advanced m years Al
The marriages OF the old gentleman have been hspPy
save one. The exception was BLONDE. nc sa1Sh DO
ever marries again heii not nave Dsonae'
4 son of a New-YOrk millionaire was an
inmate OF the HomOo lanc Asylum Tor the INSANE 81
idd;etown ~ Y, last Winter Whiie there ne formed
tbo OF Of the attendants, young auy
Of sight, delicate and pretty face The advances oi
the invalid were modestly received by the servant s'
and were evidently dstasteiu to her, as IN dos tNo
- ,osnlted m an offer OF marriage his part WhicA
VIA. Only accepted Upon the young gentemshs not''
~ his rsother OF his proposed marriage She Win ui'
inlay OF sense and regard for the happiness otthe young
connie seldom Witnessed in her station IN lle NJ
nosed no objections, after having sauSneu no''e "
dIiS.pt inquiries, that the proposed Orlde was VI
soectablo parentage aud lrrepro.chaole ehl
nsrs, ,aI consent was then given ann tAe ouns
nan having recovered from Ms naISuE W. ,i,.n
" 20.
took his bride 20 the city, where she was oorulas IT,
ceiYed by his reiauoHs' -.
pAre Hyacinthe, in the course OF recent
lecture upou True aud False Catholicism siu DIS i00
r in Paris that toe Saviour gave tie disciples 'Ae Su
ratnra mower Of fOrgiying SINS After RECOGNIZING COZ"
fesson In principle ne quickly passed from 'he uoK~
,t % tho practical consideration Of the question 10
dnirtn that under certain circumstance confession
WAS of a purely moral aud social uliilJ' hhrn '''O
bIsmoablo deed mad been done. tho want was ie ~
friend to whom ono could freely open oheA mart nv
tbere were MANY things which one onSht 70 say '
which could not be said There were eer'''n
,,,l comuunicat ons which would not strengthen 'n'
- ~ friendship but which would rather makes
,,h h.t,xaen a guilty and a conhdins friend. There
h,rs which wives could not speak OF TO their bus
hd In thes, cases the priest should be sought aiie
as tne confession made 10 him would be holy Priests
Ger OF their irnpartns TO their wives
than was the with regard 10 doctors OF law 80,
vsars of age They should bs persons OF some eAPV
pence aud knowledge OF the word -,
The naval engagement OF lquique, VIII
tend 70 pronote interest in tina problem OF the OK
gun on tina smad ship Four now lltnoh 3o-ton guns
made AT Esgick have lately been proved successfully
AZ Sir W. Armstrong; proof ground, forty miles rom
Nsyeas,leouTyue in the presence OF the superntena-
ant AZ the Royal Gun Factories and will constitute no
armament % four gunooa,s just rnishes for tAs
Chinese Government Trial has been made OF one u
those boats out al in rough weather Three ROUNDS
we're fired nom tue gun. one With q charge OF 100
pounds Of powder and the other two with 235 ponna
caargss. The mechanism conneotcd with the gun an
swored perfectly hitch OF any kind taking place AZ
though the motion OF the Shorthand sharp lne
vessel was tried going sternward we'll as ahead ano
no difficulty experienced In either case These ne"
gunooats. unlike those formerly supplied TO the ChDes
Government have bow rudders. They travel with nns
knots speed backward, and with speed Of ten knos
forward. Thus they Gght With adyantase when 10
treating well as when advancing. The change ITO"