New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-28
CEyER4L VOTES


"The castled crag Of Drachenfes." which,
according Lord Byron, "frowus DER the Wide the
winding Rhine" is 70 De made accessible 10 The LATEST
tourist by railway built the plan ~ the one wich
asoenl- the Rgni The present method of going up
astrd, OF diminutive donkey not 80 comfortable
but is dfa' more rOhantic-
The freshest political gossip from Paris on
the OF he legislative SESSION. represent Glmoetta
rs being apparently the most friendly terms with
Tie President Of me Rpuhlc lie Aal IN hours con-
vcrsaton with CHEVY al the Ey>ee Gently. has been
out shooting with HIM the ,l-y Fares ana was IN
vei 20 quiet breakfast the President sun
day ir ls expected thar compromise vi he arrived
A. on tire Amnesty question. The Minister % is under
stood when the subject comes on Will declare their
opinions changed. but trey viii not make II a Cabinet
question. Document showing The particular gul't ~
sacl the unamnrstied ones wi pee published. and Z
II probable tuat more OF tnt ftiSon'4' WA nc 'era7'
An English barber was recently prosecuted
Tor orsine "a sunday. H. lad shaved "A number OF
customers and the complaint charged that this was not
work OF necessity, but was violation Of a statute
passed in the relrn Charles H. Toe barber admitted
keeping has shop open AID shaving people. out con
tended that II was always OF Decessity and frs
quenty of charity. He kept his shop sun
DAYS. ssId. order 10 shave people who were So
closely occupied ali the week thai they could not get
shaved except on Sunday and in the OF walters
for example, % they could not get shaved then, they
might dismissed from their places for hav az clrty
The BARRIERS eoquence had ~ effect on tie mag
islratx. and they dismissed the summons.
Bismarck fashioned for himself in the
CHARACTERISTIC an Office for which he was peculiarly
adapted and II Is probable that any successor he
NAV have viii ever feel ,ntrely az home N H. Count
Minister il said be line o. promotion Tor the sue
cession He enjoys Influence among his colleagues
and Is gifted with great 0Tt0ricai power talent IN
which he far surpasses Prince II lhenOhe ANA Other
aspirant, 10 the Chancelorship. Closely connected
with the Crown Prince and Princess, Count MI ster
may be said 70 have ingraated himself mlch with
his Majesty with the heir 10 the Imperia! tlrone
His long IN England. whose constitution aud
ponrca institutions be has carefully studied, Renders
him far more favOraby inclined toward Liberalism
than IL ut present considered admissible IN gov
eminent circles. while in Par lament be more
than showed great energy ano Independence OF
viii and did not even shriuk IRON Opposing frlhce
Itsmarck as soon as the latIers cid not cOin
eide his views. Although be h'd submitted TO
native country, he remained so far loyal 70 the de-
throned dynasty that De endeavored 10 Obtain Tor II
KIND OF pensation for ts compulsory losses and ws
advocate for the pay ment OF the sgheSerrd
Guelph fund to the members Of the Royal family OF
Hanover.
The Cincinnati Brewers are convinced that
An union there Is strength They have effected con-
sondaton all the brewing interests IN the city into
one great stock company the capital stock 10 be repre-
sented by The value Of all the property DOW employed
IN the business Il Is that this basis the
fta stock the proposed company Will be somewhat
over - OOOOOO perhaps S6.OoO.O0O which VIII be d.
vsd into S1oO snares each brewer 70 receive many
shares az VIII represent he value at winch htropertV
taken the consolidation Tie plan OF such con
soHdated brewing company not new one. TIE many
difficulties winch the brewers have met IN the past few
years attempts 20 unite on the price OF beer ana
the failure to come that point. can
hardly have been forgotten by the pubic. The last
published attempt at forming union Was In connection
with the introduction Of schOoners." when a cur-
Gus phase O. business competition was presented the
buyers being the who insisted that the price OF
beer should be kept SO instead OF being reduced
10 - 81 AS to prevent sale bv schoouer The brew
made effort 20 eombine a. $40 nui me 90 n iel
sold oS al tne Oreweres at = per par
rel stl. however. tne conpetitlon went on and beer
eained held TO So bni eager for increase
OF their sales. offered barrel at ana the Irge brew
cries lost custom, or down 10 figure,
- W ssber ef r. o; he compel ton has been tn
efahshInent thousands OF small OOns or-n0 caP-
tai brewers selling tEese saloons peer solely 70 m
erase sale up the pressure VI the disastrous com
petition.
Lord Beaconsfeld's recent classical quotation
has drawn from The spectator soatins article aneai
aIupesum et LlDertas." As the l. beral review puts
The case Imperium means that 70 En-hshnea IN
future the pursuit OF supreme position among the ga
tons the unchecked control OF ali subecipopulauons
aa the extension OF the Empire, should DE TIE first ana
supreme OBJECTS. Il means that content al home ana
lie pur.ut Of culture ana the accumulation OF wealth
suoordnsted 10 the concentration Of physical
force ALWAYS preparad. always at hand, always sum
Gent IN amount. II that the youtn OF the ecnn-
~ should all trained that III army equal 10
Tie Jon of al possessions. 20 the su1ugaOn
any ln,urrecuon 20 tnr garrison OF all commanding
pouis throughout tho 60 successful contest with
ans Hlstcias Power upon the Continent should he con-
sauiy kept under drill, supplied with adequate mate
rAl ana held ready AT moment 10 put down re-
ssiauce, " meet defiance. anticipate attack. Iiat
T.. t.e w0rln STANDS % means tnat England
should maintain under arms mobile force 81 100000
men. win a navy sufficient make their move
nent- free. snOaid spend arinauents al least
twice brT present Ouilays. aud should regard
the supply OF accession Of trained
Generals The nrrt of her necessities
And yet" ADDS the reviewer, what army,
when ono can threaten three campaignsf Why
strengthen feet when this L. the richest and most
extensive empire knew T. What need OF
digomafiss when TIE people ignorant 10 detect
II oil worth lighting Tor has been surrendered Rus
STA our enemyF Well. let Eight Rassia's little dog
Ehere ALI Turkey irisudP Well. have
.ectured nn "a frieud' Egypt tne Key OF
house We'll. nave not Cyprus which the door
scrnper = Buruan insoentF Well, We gO
away from Burlah before the sun has risen II Lord