New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-26
GENERAL NOTES.

There Is said to be one very picturesque
.o,,o IN sitting Bulls camp-a Nfz Ferce' hameu
PERSIA q - surmised from The fact that be has
-. and can't walk al inch His lower nmos' ien
odd mart Of the right hand have been frozen on
- i ,,,.s IN his pony. and ms weapon Is horse
n'sfol WIich he manIpulates Win inc stump "a NN
s setter IN. I'll, 10, boon
,s,fp- itself and extending IT'S usefulness "'tht"e
rl.it,r, and an ordinary kitchen stove or range
t.rs ave been able 20 do their own nrlng
-, .el eynedtion and success that inquiry has been
- for an enclosure which Will receive larger arucies
~. ~ meet this demand that new size OF the kin
No A-has been constructed by TIE inventor hssN NJ
rs ~ Port Richmond staten Island. The Kiln has
-,,..r,vu the range cut Miss FOrd's circular an
rrces in matter OF fact way that substantial and
.,,s.t stove has been designed TO accompany IT, Nor
has mi tv been neglected IN me constitution OF Jhs
NJ warm bis studio n viii various other do
tc purposes Lot exc usyely aesthetic IN tner nature
Bismarck loses no time in turning TO account
the increased revenues provided by the ne" tari Inc
Berlin correspondent Of The Standard Oondon) states
that the long medltated raising OF those regiments
which are numerically defective to the numbers required
IN prace footing viii be further delayed To fur-
ri.n The rlQuIsit, numbers, giving each battalion the
r,,pimum strength overwhelmingly 664-a further
lrv OF s. 4O1 is necessary. Besides TINS, aDOnt
,ra hundred reg meDts require more worRmen. ana
RI sos mcu. This will involve an augmentation OF army
Expenses OF about p 100000 marks annually The
government also seriously considering the pfoposdi
Tor the formation fifteen new batteries o. -FOUR guns
Mr.. James VI. Swank, secretary of the Iron
ana steel Association of the United states, assures me
PHRad,ijtia Record that there viii be more iron and
steel manu- acued this country this year than IN any
pr.v0us wear What il better, this large production Is
n answer to the demand and manufacturers are not,
IN many past years png stocks in order 10 keep
the furnaces in blast Prices have not advanced 70 any
considerable extent yet they from 10 TO 10 per cent
higher than last Fan, when figures were lower than
ever before in this The secretary expects that
heacviy which prevails to-day IN all branches o. tue
ron ana steel trade will at least year 20
some Nearly all the iav raoy situated rolling mlhs
H. operation and numb RS OF these mis- as Ven 7
furnaces lHd steel works nave orders ahead Tor several
months 20 come.
Ii seems to be established beyond contrO-
vtrsy by testimony collected aud published by Mr..
Frannu BIrdge. Of tins city, that one Sew-YorA mem
Der OF the Continental Congress in 1776 voted for in
iepr5cu e. although eEates from this state rs
BODY considered themselves instructed against taking
Lt. step. This man Henry Wisner, Of Orange
County, the decidedly practical legislator VINO first
sailed the attention Of Congress the fact that good
article OF guupOwder necessity for the colonies
and then in business like way about manufacturing
H. Tne services aud character Of Henry Wlsuer are
naturally brought % mind 9y the recent ceIrDfaloh h
t ~ a. Iierfar,nfGol5r was n SON of his ana
Brandt at Miuismk
Gambetta's fete at the Palais Bourbon on
the anniversary night OF the taking Of the Basle was
the first reception which he had held since be became
President Of Chamber Of Deputies About 5000 III
vitaions we're ssuedaId the entertainment described
as highly successful. II included cOnoert, IN which
the most eminent singers Paris took part, and BAL
let in which the dan dressed IN the costumes
OF lTSg the airs vel the steps being taken from
the best authorizes of thai period It was IN some sort
political demonstration; and the anniversary OF the
taking of the Baste chosen according 10 one IN
ter,refer 20 indicate thar while the First Republic mp
70 that time was moderate ana innocent OF JacoDlnsm
so do the chiefs Of present Republic intend To- follow
moderate and Conservative, bait thoroughly RrldoA
can policy Nothing could exceed the artistic effect aud
good tsre OF the gardens in which marques had been
ercct aud lounges provided and where bands OF music
performed, whole Ilumlned by that very elective
SUBSTITUTE Tor moonlight electricity; nuL me weather
being very uupr0utIOus the larger number OF the guests
Kept indoors. ana there was great crush OF al11sss
d0r- and actors lawyers and journalists sJdlcrs ana
protects.
Bishop Huntington, OF Central New-York,
reates M the SDriaGfs Republican, incident m sup
por. or that journals view OF TIE IRIBUNEs recent AZ
Gcle Oh the Education OF the Indians When the Gov
eminent set Al liberty certain Indian prisoners who had
been detained s. Augustine, Fla, he invited four OF
them 20 visit Central New-York-One COmanche one
Ki0wa and two CheyenHea H soon became satisfied
that they could not be placed TO advantage IN any
school they shoald DIVIDE their time between study
and Ou.-JlOr life, for the sake Of both mn0 ana D0dy
that a very large part OF what they needed most 10
learn was not 20 be found books any one house,
that they ouslt to live family Of refued intelligent
and Gevout people where there adults aud chdren
that In order 10 preserve Of the sympathes and
associations Of their original condition, well con-
their language, 50 thai they might be sue
better ted 20 act as leaders ana guides clvhzng
Their tribes no one OF them should DC wholly separated
from the Others; and that they were worth all that
their trimming would cost. They accordingly com
mltted 70 INC care the rector Of rural parish in
high and healthy region in Oneida County. Now for re-
suits Tie mind OF the four boys thoroughly awake
and eager for knowledge, knowledge OF almost any
kind Three four hours Of eacf day. with soe vaca-
IONS they reading and writing or getting and re-
citing English lessons Their Of progress IS about
that OF an average boy Of twelve or fourteen As TO
character Il; would be dill ut 10 find four young men
N any New-Eng gland village completely free from
The knowledge practice Of evil They are an snfcWd
judges the characters OF other They nke fun
ae a. any body; and II they baDltuaY serious II
j. easy find them ~ Its Tght season, Tue mrthfu-
ness " ripe md wel-baianeed manhood. In manners
they are utleInen The Bishop does not sumo 10
uage any uuquained claims FOR the capacity he do
elutY Of rhe For years De has conducted
the 400 souls on the OnODIxl Reaerya
ton ln New York The contrast between hem aud these
barbarians from Southwest furnishes matter for
curious speculation One thing Is certaIn-they are all
And the they made citizens the better
Tor the country and tor themselves.
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