New-York tribune., 1879-04-12
GENERAL NOTES.

So far the Talmage trial has not been dnll,
and 10 the more irreyereut classes may have be
entertaining. But one, far heard from, mas Eet
been moved 90 characterize II as Impressive.
The success Of q Moro WuHdo, an illustrated
urna published monthly in Tins city for circulation in
Brazil seems q have been phenomenal II Is now one
Of tne most widely read periodicals. in south America
and la, done much to promote friendly intercourse
bet wecu Brazil and the United States The conductor
J. Rodrgu.z has taken pans 10 render the hundTcdlh
number peculiarly attractive ana nt ia IelSoH ~ oo
proud of The arusuc merits ol the Illustrations
One of the most tasteful college publlca-
ous ever puj 10 press by American students is the cur
rent issue of 7be Miner. Eacn PAGE has o handsome
blue boldor the illustrations are iueenioasy ce'@ncd
and admirably executed, aud the pres~work is exceed
iu.ly nett The interests Of the Columbia school OF
Nine, au t, students faithfully recorded in this
little raiuru,t. Which ia pretty souvenir OF college
le every old boy wuO sees II VIII wish himself
gay yodue miner again.
The respect paid to royal rank invariably
riyes ti, Dlkc OF Cambridge a hearing when he ad-
dresses OF Lords. but no one u quite so well
pleased with what he has to say as be is himself He
has an engaging way OF easing lis knecjOiuts, and
stands legs dsride If ne had Just dlsmouucd
from MS charger. After he had been the floor Ior
few minute, fortnight ego, he returned TO receive tie
congratulations Of the Prince OF Wales Then lie bent
over tIc Duke Of Richmond to aak Lord Beaconsfold
what uc thought OF It, Next. by way Of showing his
political imuartialty he TOOK seat near Lord Card
well and received bis fluctuations. Then he TOOK
tour Of the House, and sat moment ny Lord Gran
brook. Next he seated himself on the wOOlsack. and
was feci'atei by the Chancellor with courtly bcndo
nc cced head. Arerwart he rccited The whole Of
the spcccn go Peers VINO had come in late. and
VINO stood just before tLe steps OF lAc UNI one nay
be returned 90 tie cross BENCH ANA noticing IOr tbc INST
time Lord Derby, gave Linn two tlcer5 20 shake, and
eyIGruty made stcreoyped inquiry, "DOut you
think was rGut. hcyi'
About 1jO Union soldiers assembled in a
public u,u iu Washington, ON Wednesday night to de-
tla NtrE1 l1- { r.fv
Guards au1 Company a. Washington Light Infantry.
These companies from Virginia and the other or
cauzrd u District had marched through the streets
Of Tn" National Capital without displaying the United
States flag one Of the speakers remarked that
10 had seen two Of the visitors, and these were
boys who ought 70 have been az school. These Vr-
Eui1 t41i-. ur added were no. to blame; II the
education they had received. But the meeting should
strkt at The Light Infantry corps, who did not carry
United states flag. Iney carried arms procured
from the Government. and the authorities should make
them raise the fIg or should take away their
Meanwhile the visitors from Norfolk aad their WASH
lngton host, 1cle having good time at the armoiE;
Ihe captain "i Tue FORMER oi l.h, Mhn Hv
by reporter remarked: WHY. my dear sir, ms is al
nonsense. We only company under tho orders OF
fSc Governor Of Tho safe and wien we carry any ha
II s Of course, the flag Of STATE the only
fact. Whicg are authorized 10 cary. have no OBJ
fIro nv couutry Is i, MOI Z" How many men have
you Iu lOuF company who were IA III" tuulcdcta.H
nyc; thr.o prlvates, the frst-loutenaut and myself
And whoever says mat 1 refuse 10 carry the United
States fag sells e, and VII! to him % To his face.
Professor James Bryce, who went to the
top Of NJ. ArIIata few years agO, takes as broad
sweep Of English politics be once had Of the Arnc-
nau mountain goUge, L. appearing recently before tire
liberals % Tower Hamets candidate for Par
namcDt assured them tnat the liberalism they and
the working clao>e, wanted positive Liberalism.
q crea. i've Liberalism Liberalism lucnded TO make
things bottcr that takes up things they and
We are not satisfied with them. We want something
mOre-sO.HrjhBs done to mako En- Gland better cOuu
try" Liberalism lie contended. had two things GssC-
ciacd with il. the principle Of promoting the happiness
Of tho people. aud belief IN human progress. which
would supply the motive force for InG tlcse
The leadin. principles by which n conceived the
LDrra p;ty ought TO DC guided were: Frst-Ihc main
of tie ancient Constitution. aui 1t not part
Of this snccuJ Constitution 20 commit The country TO
treaties. conventions, aud 20 wars, without the
knowledge of The people ana Parliament A part OF
Ills ancient Constitution, which hlS suffered much OF
late Tie principle OF Ministerial resnOnsibi v, and
IL appear Il 10 that any Mluisfc WHO eudesTOrcd
10 put forward the Crown az shielding hs own acts
guilty Of KIM Of treason against The Constitution,
aud moreover OF kind Of treason against tho Grown
itself TIE second principle Of Liberalism Tas TIE
value ard love Liberals attached u frerdJn and se.
government. The third the principle .! equality
cy.. social and rcgiOus-aud bY tho latter he
2Hmout, 40 he did not any good grounds
J1r the Irtl advantage and privileges which were sjln
gwen % the Church or Eugian Established
church.