New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05
GENERAL NOTES.

Bishop HeTzOg, Of Switzerland, has aeeenio1
invitation to be pIest Mt ~ the Approaching s.s,
Of the General Convention OF the Proie.,..,
pal Church In this country. The Bshop' ea,,o,
desire is said 10 be 10 manifest openly his fun pee, ~
the calhOcify Of this American Church IT, f. di.,o.s
draw largely from The y OK OF Common Pravsy ~
revising the liturgy OF the Od Catholics ~ Swift
land.
The discovery was recently made that nor.
ton Of the stonewOrk in the upper part one OF M
lofty futed columns supporting the portico ofs,
PauPs Cathedral. London had gwen way. Tue de,e,.
tive column the third the side Within tho
last few weeks scanOdng has been erected around tbs
structure the purpose OF repairing the work "a
now IN progress. IL has been found examination
that nearly half Of the uDper ~ the column
immcd ately under the capital, and upward OF hree
feet in ength had cracked and parted from IN. ofhe,
portion rendering the condition OF the structure nee-
This has just been removed. AID Is 70 be replaced
by piece OF fuieO masonry. Uniform with Tho
Other parts OF the column. IL Is stated that this new
p zee OF st0Dework viii be more than half ton in
weight
A gasronomc critic of The Standard admits
that too many potaocs eaten in London and ,hat
the salads nonstrous but ne asserts the superiority
in regard many important points. OF EnPlsh over
French cookery. He contends that In the French pro.
OF cooking fish the yor OF the fish disguised
by the sauce. There French proverb 10 the effect
that the sauce Il everything and tie fish nothing Th,
IA not the Engli-h of the matter and salmon, col
urb0t are served in gland entire III large pieces
so the naive 1iy0r0f the nh IS preserved Eng
ish glled meats he assumes are the best in The world
Neither IN private houses nor at restaurants ono
ret IN France such may be met with N
eng and at every dining place and In every family
Finally tie French cannot roast game They per gravy
over 1t ana Otherwise spoil rs flavor AT Engsh DIN.
ncrs hot ylates served, which Is not the In
France.
General MelikOfl7s common sense method Of
restoring public confluence in the Imperial Government
is illustrated by the ofl"ial return that from the date
of the military dictatorship IN February TO May /.
about 400 students and other young men were ibef.
ated and 800 persons freed from police suryei nuce
Besides these, 1900 youths who have been expelled
from various educational establishments have been al.
lowed readnissIOn. Il Is officially announced that
from May to August hundred and fifteen per.
sons were either altogether freed from police surye.
lance aud restored their homes from exila, re.
coiyed mitigation OF their sentences. OF this mum.
Der thirty reentered the universities and remain there
at present, One thous md six hundred ana nnetT-.r
persons continue under Surveillance. Tie recent
ukase abOlishIng the Third Section and tie supreme
Executive Commission l. received by the - Petersburg
press VITA a chorus ofrcj0cing The G2tos says that
RUSSIA has e tered upon period Of government by
established law. The abolition OF the Third cti0n
shows that arb Tary admnistrato has been radically
condemned, and tie personal security OF every honest
suhi-c j. rendered liNiOable whilst the rom nIin
az Count NelikOi pIoye- that the necessity ~ c01
fGng tie MINIS ~ 81 the Interior, now more thn ever
"a Drst Of the higic-l poriance, Z" stai'eIan VINO
can rise 20 the hcich Of II lOuis fully cOsZ
Another Journal cXcaliDs lie uAaec n rs orr IN 9p
p..l 10 each and every 10 WORK Lc.ceiOrth with
fearless confidence Tor tt good oi nls LatY land,
der me protecting shade of legality and Justice. God
grant that Kussla may never a2an such dark ard
troub Gus times as she has lived through these tao
! years"