New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
THE SUNDAY TRIB UNE.

Yesterdays paper specially strong in articles
Of interest to all people who for literature. the
drama. the concert hall and art Indeed in these
respects there have been few Issues which surpassed
1t, as mention of the following articles will show
the NapOeon MemOral-A letter from Mr. smalley
on Dean stanleys recent address IN favor OF tne Pro
out the weakness OF the Deans defence.
"reminiscences OF Journalist. Congdon continues
us recoecuOns OF the stage ana concert n4 Oh IolV
Years ago, aud critics OF Charles Kosn, Ellen Tree
Edwin Forrest Of whom he does not retain the rddi-
tonal exravagant regard. Fanny Elsser Ole Bull and
Jenny Lnd-one OF his best papers,
New Publications. Interesting article on the latter
years Millions life drawn from the final volume OF
Professor MassOns stupendOus biography OF him, and
Etcher.
Music and the Drama.-The usual large and unexam-
pied variety OF news and gossip pertaining to these SUD
Jects.
Poems by Dean Stanley. Cosmo Monkhouse, p. Z.
some one Pays.-A story by Charles Lever.
Bits OF criticism being extracts from critical reviews
of leading Euglisn periodicals Of recent important pub
Dickens at Gads Hill.
MeissOner and his works
NictOria'8 crown.
In the following articles several topics Of partcu-
lar interest to the family circle were treated of
Health and Educational lecture by DR.. Benjamin
Ward Richardson, the eminent English physician, on the
Home Intercsts-An article about soups which
easily made with directions and suggestions Tor max
ing nem and other matters II interest to housekeepers
Knitting ana COMMUNICATIONS Tor making lace tor
Science for the Pcople-Iuformation about occulta
ton by Jupiter ancient IRON mhnuacIute, the 9ls ance
OF the sum- fish culture in Maryland, ana gUeer!he
Il eions intelligence and current religious opinion.
Harvard Kitchen.
Wonderful Parrot.
News. discussion and personal gossip were COM
prised in the items enumerated belowi
London and Parts News.-Mr. smalley gives some IN
terestng incidents In the opening OF the Britlsh cam
Uagn, Minister Lowels reception, ETC. Inc Faris ais
patch relates TO the marriage Of the Arehduke OF Aus
tra; the American Minister, and 10 an eiOpement IN
hlZn life NJ ~,
UNEs special pOndent Of the private anu O1al
festivities attending Generals vi'it to the Mexican
capital. with the speeches Of Grant and Sheridan
The Famine In Bwzn.-Further combinations OF her
bert H. Smiths recent letter TO TIE TRIBUNE win sug
gestlons the famine in letters from The united
states Consul at PerrambucO, Colonel john HAY, the
Assistant Secretary OF State, aud from scrDner co
Letters From the PeOple.-A plea for the obligatory
retirement Army and Navy officers after a certain pc
Rod service the experience or poor man WI" Neh
into Western Wild rness and by hard work reacied
udrucndeucr and discussions on various DINER tOpcS
I-nWrffon Ii story OF the VITA talk with former
rerpf,yr orrroondrrt VINO gives his opinion Of Ftz
Jobu Porter, and OF McCiclans failure 70 pursue Lee
Artiyitv m Commcrcc-An article on contracts
for iron aud wooden vessels aud preparations Tor oCuu
q. 4. saia on American railroads and newspapers
The cars Brother az Home.
Andrew JlcKson'. Vow.
Aaron Burrs Adopted DAUGHTER.
A summary Of the days news Is here given
IOHFIGN.-ln n cable dlSpatcD the LOuuon COZ
respondent of The TRIBUNE describes the British
electoral campaign rs in fun progressj the
Liberals expect to gain th'rtythree seats. - The
steamer Montana went ashore near holy
head on Saturday mornings no lives were
lost; the mails were also saved -
The General Transatlantic Company has resumed
weekly trips from GIavIe 70 York. - The
betting Is heavily against Mr.. LOrIllard's horses
DoNIsIi - s5is fant-S 'cretary Hawlcy OF the
Treasury Department, has resigned. - Congress
sional committees heard testimony on the
subjects of the duty on paper and the negro
exodus. ==A An attempt wa made to Kill the
Mayor Of Louisville. --- Ex-Governor GarcelOn
testified aplin. -=A At o'clock on Saturday
evening OLeary had scored 500 mi es Weston,
47G. - Mrs Grling, a widow. was smotbered
by a treAt Norwich. y. y. 49,
CRY AND BURBAN.-The Rev Dr. Morgan Dix
and Daniel Buckley have been the victims OF a
torged-lcttrr writer. -= The sale of j. Abner
Uarpcfs pictures was concluded saturday. -
the alumni of the College of Physicl rs and sur
prous partook of their annual dinner. -
Ine subject of rapid transit was considered by the
West SIDE Association. - A fire IN Eighth
ave. caused loss of sos. 900. - Marine
uudcrwrters favor tho abolition Of compulsory
pu0tage.
Copies Of IuE SUNDAY TRIBUNE NAV still he had
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