New-York tribune., 1879-04-15
GENERAL NOTES.

Captain Bancroft has resumed bis seat as
stroke OF the Harvard eight Captain TrImbe offered
to resign the leadership Of the crew, but Bancroft de-
clned to take command, although he IS willing 20 pull
with Smith, stow. Jacobs Schwartz and Brigham, OF
the old crew. Mr. Watson, go the trainer Of ast year.
has gone work with the crew, and during last week
the boys have been on the water twice u day.
A notice elsewhere refers to private semi
nary in Stuttgart, Germany for the education Of Amer
can aud English young ladies, which offers peculiar
advantages TO American parents who purpose tempo
rary residence that attractive capital in search
OF European school with which to the Of
their daughters The ladies in charge OF the institution
Of the highest cn4 er aud cuyau0n, ana IN an
respects admirably qualified TO fut the responsible
trust which they announce 10 The puDhc.
Those exasperating people who disturb the
last act of the opera play by making a noisy exit
from the theatre before tine curtain falls, are
not completely given over 10 worldlness. They
90 10 church sometimes, but even there they
cannot escape from tho domination OF their
depraved Instincts No longer ago than Easter
Sunday of the foremost churches in the City Of
Churches, so large portion OF the audience began 10
trail out O the sanctuary before the services were con-
cluded tnat the officiating clergyman moved 10
rebuEe for their lack or reverence aud breeding
On closer report from the Presbytery of
New Brunswick, it appears that the Rev. John Miller
was not deposed, stated in most o. the papers.
The very of delay that large body OF the
Presbytery refused 10 nict severe a sentence The
paper that finally prevailed q compromise ordering
OF the name, which really the oniy eff
part of what DONE and adding rough clause
which looked in different lights by different schools
OF churcnnanshp IN ths body. but winch could
deposition, that requires sitting court. eta
ton OF the accused, citation second time II he re-
fused 10 appear an appointment for his defence. re.
lar trial, calling OF the roll and formal Judicial pro
nunciaOn Escaping that by the distinct refusal OF he
Presbytery, Mr. Miller doubtless considers himself
Ia "a mi SEFlsu
sion dying with the crasure OF his name. and he himself
being longer responsible for bis acts. lust as Wou
have the n ho had chosen ms sact ana moved
of into the Baptist or Methodist denomination.
There have been more than thirty attempts
on the lives Of kings aud rulers during years The
Duke uf dodeua attacked in 1913; the Prince ofPrussa
moW the Emperor Wlllsin). at Mnden. Ia June, lSiS
the late King Of Prussia in 1852; Queen Victoria In
1852 au internsnachine discovered az Aarseiiles on
Napoleon Ills visit in 1852; tie Austrian Emperor
slightly wounded by the Hungarian Libenyez ~ ls3oj
attack Oh King Victor Emanuel IN 1883; also on Ma.
poleou Ill opposite the opera COmique; the Duke os
Parma morally stabbed in ISj4 Napoleon Ill Cred at
by PianOu IN tie Champs EiysoeS III 800; apocenan
seized Fuoutos when about 10 uro at queen lNaocAa III
1856; Milano, d soldier stabbed KIaE Ferdinand OK
Naples IN 1850; three Italians from London convicted
OF conspiracy against Napoleon Ill in 1s57; the Orsni
Plot against Napoleon Ill IN 1888; King OF Prussia
tsco tred at bu. not HIT by student BeAer al Ba-
den in 1861 Queen Of Greece shot a. by The student
Brusi0s in 1862; threo Isians from Loudon arrested
for consplrrg agans Napoleon III In lS69 President
Lincoln assassinated in 1863 the Car attacked at ST.
Petershurg IN s66 aud at Paris 1867 Prince MI
cbael OF srvia ASSASSIN in 1903 King hmadeus uf
spain attacked n 1871 President OF Peru as>assnaiel
IN 1879; President OF Bolivia IN 1873; Preeldent oi
Ecuador IN 1873; President OF Paraguay III 1917; lNo
attempts the life OF tho German emperor II ls.Si
sinlar attacks upon the hugs OF Italy and spatn and,
finally ths N.hilis. plot against the Ifo oI tho Car
Methodist pars0n ia Nevada has publicly
docliued to abandon John Chinaluan. TIE Eoy. SIR.
Goacr went to Grass valley from Sacramento, taking
with hIm Mongoian man-of-aliwork The members
OF tho acck liked the shepherd but hated the shepherds
aog and it not long before tho board Of stewards
demanded the expulsion OF the Chnsman The minister
assured them, that John had lived with hm a
very long tmo, Was . toersble Christian and
an e1 ceodingiy good fellow and there WAS no reason
why he should be discharged from soryiee The sie"
as subsequently returned 70 the attack Aad INFORMED
tho parson that they would noI pay hs salary II 10
refused dsniss the Celestial The reply was Come
to church next SUNDAY evening" The church
wa. crowded on the evening IN question
and the serinon WAS awaited with breathess 10
tere. pastors reference TO the Chinese gne-t"n
yas brief but pointed. the stewards have told me
that unless discharge the Chiuamsu In my employ
they will no longer bo responsible for my salary MY
wife has learned Ike john because he Is a good
Christian thinks much OF U.S. and does his work 80
faIbfllly l answer you once for all that the
Chnaman shall stay with US aud shall continue as
pastor OF this church Until the Conference secs III otaer
wise 10 direct me, salary salary, siarve or no
starvo, / have never ye, beon intmidated from
what l considered NY duty As Christian ana
do not propose to be now' Brethren. u strikes
ma pretty forclby that IL would D0 better Ior
YOU To follow the religion taught Ia the BiOIe than
ihaI dealt Gus on the sand Lots Ia San Francisco.
Prejudice prejudice bus krit 10 aI.o rt IitIo WINS
applause every sds of the church, sad Wheh the
| preacher left tho pulpit prominent member ol tns
congregation stepped up 10 him anu ,Aid arson, %
YOU have parIaken OF my hospitality In the psst many
| a time RecoleCt that NV htchslrins b-Gss on 'a'