New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-14
GENERAL NOTES.

GENERAL NOTES.
The advent of Sarah Bcrnhardt in the Uni
ted states hcraldci somewhat vaguely by The White
hdH Rerie,c as beginning the Bot Theatre" New
YORK.
A faithful Italian sheepherder recently en-.
countcrcd largest grizzly bear thar has beer
seen near Lake Tahoe His ft"Bds discovered "a few
days sfterwara few bones. shreds OF clothing, large
inf Of curry black hair 2nd shoe scatter dabout IN th
ground. the ret OF INC faitElu! Italian shepherds
was inside ihc Dear.
Nature can do her own silver plating. In
the Lord OF LOrne Nine, OF the American Flat section
the sides next to veins and the hanging walls Il The
ledge are covered with thin coating Of natural plain,
CT pure SILVER smooth as glass The ven itself n
narrow, and being pgospcctci by means OF tunnel
The superintendent this peculiar feature Of the
iuclosng walls observable far the tunnel hli
followed the ledge The OF he vein Itself is ~
soft, oasily-workcd nature, showing considerable
chloride well suphur"-, yet not giving very high
assays. The hmv deposit II silver on he walls wa'
evidently condensed and forc5y deposited there under
Immense pressure, a. IL has smooth FURNISHED appear.
The alleged supernatural restoration Of sight
t. a blind in Cincinnati, throusa III, agency Of
prayer and holy water u explained By the hysciius
a more practical basis. Becker suffering irom a
genera! debility Of the nervous system and from an
ulation Of al ohU Oh tn BRAIN he - an Asdtlin.
and has accustomed to taking any amount o, .h;
than that exported tins country, but the climate per-
mits the use OF alcoholic stimu!ant Bus this
ovcrstimulating atmosphere his daily bottles 81 wine
were 700 many. hence the accumulation OF alcohol
that finally affected The optic nerve TO the extent d
threatening IS OF sight. much Cor the condition oi
Becker at the time he applied for medical ai |; y
stated. furthermore. that be has been patient OF ie
ocoUl,ts, and that lie l. daily Improving aud "h'n Ia
general health IS Icc.ahlished he VII wei a,
any uan OF his AZ generally does.
The conclusions of The London Stqalqid
respecting ID. Tanner formed about We X before Dc
ended bis East were these: l. That n Dr. Tanner hi.
done AL lie claims to d. De yet has done nothing mar
ye,lous even new. The convict, Guillaume GTapot
GG mere, under conditions AID Circumstances far m1fl
trying. II is ELS cg 10 fast in comfortable bci Win
abundance of iced WAFER than III iOul cell, with nptr
lr Dut dfIpa.nss i.0m iac prison sewerage. An yet
Grauet hyoI hity.ci-At days. = That unless DE- I'm
neg BE a 7, co-uztI exception 10 the laws OF nltuicin
otaoy IS. miraculous bcnS-he ought to have lost
in wn,g.t ana 10 have exhibited other vellmarked
symptom. B. That tho whole circumstances Of the
case taken IN conjunction win those OF other we'll
known iusanc point si'ibly To the Inference Of
fiaul. T. fnai even should ll' result Whth Dr Iah.
promises be ace 'mp!lrhei without lltA"'b II VIII
establish new truth IA science, nor ioach anything
not already known.
\ remarkable memorandum, which is sald
to Daye ,ubiaitteG by Prince ris,hakoh T. the
Car In l,jl -sc.chiug what the Prince considered
ousnt be principles which ought to govern Rus
sian foreign policy. has found lis way into Berlin
paper. There Is possibility OK deciding o The gen
uincncss ofthe document one leading idea -
cndrsvor To detach Ensiind from France Their inter.
declared to be ametricaiy opposed, only
likelihood of harmony growing up between them being
in their common prediction for revolutionary prnci
pies But Prince G0rtschaKOfs notion was 10 rouse tho
Conservative instincts Of England. and having thus de-
tachcd her from France, then deal with each separately
TINS would Russia time 10 develop her armamenis
and prepare for her assumption Of the patronage OF all
IA Pr ID f,v,r Ifal.
ian unity ~ 4 check Austria IN her resi-, anco 70 Rus
sian conquest III Turkey was leshte wih the signs 81
disunlon In GERMANY. and eeyed that to keep Russl.
strong Austria AMI Prussia should be constantly played
against each other.
The French Socialists have formed fede.
ratyc union by which the country mapped out into
six provinces ana the working societies grouped to
-cther The central region comprising twenty depart
ments has recently opened It's first Congress IN Paris.
over The platform the copcer;hall where the meet
ngs were held bust of the Republic crowned with
the Phrycan cap and thanked by two black nlgs. on
which embroidered In red the Communist daic Oi ISL
The chief point OF interest touched on BY the Congress
was the part working classes were 10 take IA the
general election year. Tao discussion OF this ques
ton was long and waru andn the end the party in IA
yor OF voting wen the day by large majority. anu 1t
WAS decided that roictrc candidates should be brought
forward and subjected t. a written engagement iag
more stringent than the ordinary Radical mandt iDy%
rahC The unanimous opinion ot the drlcgAtes WAS IN IA
CO!lcCtlNISA.-that
the people In common al kinds property. whether
land houses, capital or machinery. The on point Az
puted the ILeans OF appropriation, or. ia phh't
longunr how 10 wrrst property from the hands Of -
present pOSsessOrs. The majority Of the Congress ~,
peacd 10 be- III favor o violent measures. Ihe} atU
that II Ms the duty OF the PrOotatiat Ia orgauk' th'
.o ceS 80 tnat at proptious moment they M ~
revolution, be able to seize I'll species - cdpftM
without fear being deprived OF 1t By the 60rye"sl
A thrilling incident of the war is related by
Tie Columbus Dispatch, the heroine being = lazy "hJ
now lives ia that city, In the lttle town OF Alexandria
Mo- lived the family OF Mr.. C., consisting O' herself
two sons and three daughters one autumn evening In
lsG2 company OF forty Condolences belonging % MARI
Green's command went riding IN at break meek speed
and took POSSESSION OF the quiet village and fouhd many
friends who made their visit welcome. during thef
siay of TWO they made Tor union nag SAID
to be- in the keeping OF Two loyal young ladies' ana were
successful in capturing from Mis-. Julia llaler niece
~ fle late General Hrinizeman. The house ot MIS- l.
was thoroughly searched and though her two sons had
taken sides with the SOUTH aud then IN the rebel
service she ana her daughters subjected to many
indlrues OF their answering allegiance 10 the
Uoion The rebels. taking their departure did u IL
rho genuine Missouri syle-r1GinS up and down tia
,r,ct in boscrOus manner, carrying oil booty and th
captured has which they had attached 10 bish ant
ware railing In the dust Arriving IN 'front.' ot the hou
of Mrs O. the rebels stopped aud the nag became do
taohed from the brush. In an instant one or Tue youns
iars now Mrs. c. H. GrummaD uihed into the ihr0Dg
aud gathering the hlg from beneath tue horses feet
returned 10 the house, aud quickly concealed beneath
The ods oi her dress she was ia"Wed Ny the ehfages