New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24
GENERAL NOTES.

One OF the most useful manuals for tourists
is "Sunmer Excursion Routes" issued by the Penn
slvania Railroad Company. IL has al the routes ~
Summer travel from jaunt OF few miles 20 journey
Of many hundreds of miles. IL has many good iustra
tlauOns ana IS handsomely printed
A California widow who has been visiting
relatives near BondOut driven the Mary Pow
els wharf on Saturday morning. After the steamers
lines were cast off, and the vessel had reached the
middle OF the stream. the lady appeared at the ticket
Office window with an appealing exclamation that she
mad lost her wallet and THAI it died with yaluabe
The steamer pat back to the wharf, and friend who
with Ter mounted horse and started back
take The carriage He caught up with before long and
found large red leather wallet under The scat IL
tanned god chain, set o. cameo earrings Nhich cost
5000, diamond DrOOcn Of star diamonds which cost
s4OJ0 check for 5000 payable TO bearer four 800
Dls and wO or three clio Dlls.
An interesting divorce case has Just been
decided by commission appointed by the College 0f
Cardinals at Rome. IN 1863 the SOL OF the Prince OF
Monaco married Princess Marie Hamilton, ward II
the Emperor Napoleon IiI. The marriage was brought
sbou by she persistent urging of the Emperor aud in
spite OF positive dislike entertained by the lady for the
husband her guardian thrust upon her. After living
with the Prince only three months she left his house and
returned 10 her mother Since then the couple have
kept apart ard child born OF the unhappy union has
reared by the father At the instance Of relatives
finally aId the before the Holy see, and
the Commission of Cardinals has decided IN favor OF
divorce on the ground OF "mOIal eompasion' brought
bear the wife obtain her GO nsenJ 70 Tie mar
rage An appeal j., however allowed 10 uuOtner epe-
ua tribunal and then 70 the Pope himself "a case TIC Ge
cisOn Is uOt accepted by both parties
Certain miraculous phenomena of agriculture
are reclted with extreme gravity by Die Aimme der
Watrteit journal edited by q FeldAirch jesuit. Some
thieves broke into the chapel OF community OF Swiss
Sisters OF Mercy and stole the holy vessels from tie
altar Not tar from lie chapel is I'D. which was then
sown with beans When the beans were gathered IT.
was found that each bean has a remarkably colo-ed
speck upon IT, and upon closer scrutiny this sVeck
perceived 50 take the exact form OF the sacramenl
monsirance which had been sacrilegiousy stolen.
Theredpou the Sisters caused excavations 10 De made in
the aed which resulted the unearthng OF the mon
STRANGE and all the other sacred vessels Ii appears thas
the thieves had struck with horror AZ the enormy
OF their crime, but fearing TO confess u h.e vs
terrible booty The sisters sent some o these Deans 70
Tnidont bat the beans were sown their garden,
distinct picture OF a nonsJTance.
The most remarkable love story of the Sum-
mer is by The Port Jerris UniO Pour years ago,
gentleman Of tWentythree won Jne heart o. ady Of
nineteen she the daughter OF pious parents, aud
although not connected with church, looked
with feeling akin 20 horror anything approaching
scepticsm But the time came when she learned that
Ter lover was dest that he mad no yeneration for The
Bible and took interest IN churches She was deeply
panied by the revelation. she sent for her lover and
endeavored to convince Of his error bur he not
satisfied with her arguments She finally wrote to him
tear stained letter bidding him goodbye forever The
ady mourned but tried satisfy herself that she Lad
acted correctly Two years made her liberal than
she had been. The more she read the more she dis
trusted her former decision, and she finally became
Gutte as liberal az the lover she had discarded. Tho
lover too had undergone change. Last Winter re-
yiva of giou took place IN the city In which ne was
engaged in business suffice it 90 say that he united
lima hls.f laa Ala
member lie thought the acton OF Ms former
sweetheart in dscarlIug him Tor his lnidelt' ana
wrote her brief note asking the privilege OF once more
calling IN her. WhCn she tmialy apoiogized Tor net
preyious dismissal of him. he. 10 her surprise defended
Ter conduct said had been IN the right. and m her
place he would do the Ter heart sank NJ theso
words. confessed the great change IN her s'blt
ne.ts from being firm believer "a the Bible she hal
discarded IT, and with 10 her BELIEF ia any TeHeaed le,
lon fie pleaded with her. urged every thing ne 'Oua
thinh OF 10 induce her change her mind. she c0ud
not and told him lie felt tnai lie must no 10
yoked with an unbelieycr, aud gave her up