New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-15

posei. and gives n summary o. the iafer sn9 , nose
favorable English criticism o. the acting Of lawn
LIE in Ncw-Hexfco.-A letter rom ,fr z. T.. White,
giynz general view Of tho BIO Granfc Valley; the
primitive Agricultural methods there employ d. ava an
accom- OF he various races Of fhe Inhabitants
Tue Dlnma switzeriand.-A letfee rom Mr. smaley'
giving description OF the Geneva tAnHire, anu = iis-
account Of Milo. rnnardcs Successful peri0rH-
Laadord ard renanffa This leter Mr.. Reloatn tells
~ the methods " mixed hcncVlie ana oppression
practlsed IN fio estate Of the l1te rbt % kerrg
Rreo1ertcns o. Readei.-Ihe q NJ rev SITES 81
articles Mr. Charles T. CongdJ1, about aHtDo's am
pu hshers lat famous and curious DOyk-. -, IN
Home inter sts.-An account ~ ne frnh hlafhet u"
poultry trad. an a number OF valuable recipes.
Cream of ne MAGAZINES collection Of interesting
ex racts from some Of the prominent iGagdZ mes.
Religions Intelligence.
Science Tor che People.
KNITTING gnd Cfocnet
A Mesmeric Experiment.
Letters from tic People.
Among articles Of general news. foreign. domestic
and local, were the following:
The Forger Phip.-A verbatim report q Judge
Dayiss decision hoidug Kenward Phip Tor ral IN th'
Buried N Mine-The latest reports from the under
ground holocaust 10 Nova Scotia.
General Foreign News-A fairs in France. the comDs
rowing contest tnr Austrian earthquake, ana other rat
Mr. He%ilf's ca.c-Tbe text Of two letters by Mr. A
5. Hewitt. endeayorng 20 free himself from charges Of
responsibility tor The publication of the forged MoreJ
Princeton beats Hlrvlrd.-An account Of an exciting
football match between the teams OF those two col
eges.
The Broken lacsensack Banks.
Music and the Drama.
NJ d.. Bernhardts Art Reception
Some effects of the ln erest Law.
Seque.s Of the election.
The news Of the day was summarized as follows:
FOREIGN.--The British Government VIII take
strong measures . repressng the disturbances IN
Ireland. Mr.. Wheeler who was shot
in Ireland bad taken the firm OF an evicted
tenant. - Thirteen land meetings were to
be held yesterday - Half the town Of Agram,
in Southern AUSTRIA has been DESTROYED by
IN earfhquake. An amcabe settlement
Of differences between Russia and China
is expected. -= IL is thought thar fifty men may
have persisted ie the coal niue disaster IN StelartOn,
Nova Scotia only two bodies have been
recovered -= General August Won Goeben,
OF the German Army. Is dead
DONEsTIC.-Ihe crew Of the bark Formosa
stranded Oh the New-Jerscv coast have mu,lnied
-=- The o. exc werner Sprague, OF Rhode
attempting 10 xiii his mothers trustee and was
discharged -= There were some rmarkaD.e
revelations u Baltimore saturday in regard 70 the
Democratic Canal Ring. -= Generals Pope.
Ord and McCo0k have made their reports
To TIE War Department. == Parcels weigh
ing twelve ounces may DE sent 70
France Dv mail. == Nothing but TIE machinery
remains Of the wrecked steamer Rhode Island.
CITY AND SUBJ tBAN.-Judge Dayl, gave his de-.
ION in fhe Pulp case lturtJv PhLp was held
10 await the aer0n OF the Grand Jury. -
several meetings were held by Demo-
lad sd some evidence Of fraaa meetings we're
held also % assist Uie reorganization 0t the
Democratic parry. -= Princeton beIi Harvard nc
football after mn crriti1g con est. -- DE ex tct
amount OF j. j. Berry's em3ezzlemenis 40 hacHen-
sack has nOJ been determined.
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