New-York tribune., 1880-02-16
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

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Sundays large variety Of social personal literary,
and art criticism and news, and at the sIhe time
to furnish all the other news of the day, giving
special prominence to city affairs. was worthy of
particular notice in its issue yesterday. Sew
eral circumstances in art and literature gave
special opportunities for getting matter
Of interest to Sunday readers. Mention may lie
made of the following contributions of this kind;
Hector Beroz-" The Damnaiion OF Faust"-A long,
critical notice by Mr.. Hassard OF Berozs musc, bis
personal character and bis relations 10 Richard Wag-
ner and Of the important production by Dr. Damrosch
OF Beriozs Damuation OF Faust being the nrst pro-
Napoleon and bis Court-A review af the second part
scrptiOn Of the religious marriage OF Napoleon to Jose
phne day or two before his coronation WIN deseIp
tiOn OF the Itself and interesting facts about
the household OF the Emperor. his care OF his person.
Josephnes allowance, and the way IN "ch his ie was
Gibbons First Love.-Extrscts from unpublished let
ters which passed between Gbbon the historian ana
Suzanne Curchod (aferward the wife OF Necker, the
celebrated nnahcel ana whch Snow tat sue was S IJ ~
lightly impressed by Gibbons inhdehty, as ne ~ ms
memoirs represents her 10 have been IN fact that the
Charles G. Leland and vanity Fair.-A letter from
about the origin and of Vanity Fair 1.-THE New
York periodical Of twenty ago. with the names OF
the well-knOwn men, many OF sthcm now ilVlng, VINO
helped 70 make it,.
Boston Topics-Au account OF a new memorial history
OF Boston, with the OF distinguished persons who
will contribute TO It, and facts about the building OF
house by the Art Cub, besides other matters per-
tanning TO art dnd literature.
A Turkish -House-Letter from the Constan-
tinople correspondent OF THE TRIBUNE giving an ex5
treney nteresing OF the boarded riches Of all
the Suans, comprising uncOuuied Jewels toys ana vest
priceless value. with description Of me throne
and its Jewels of surprising costllness.
new aud striking pa{ ~ TPrnt of dspaeh dS TO
first representation OF play adapted from DaudeVs
famous novel. " II Nabab."
Bits OF Critical Opuion.-Extraets from reviews OF re-
cent important publications. that appeared In current
numbers OF the leading English periodicals. including
sashng onslaught by HE saturday Rer'e0 on Dorman
B Eaton.
An Arcadan Revenge-A sketch of English society in
GTee1room Gossip.-A talk with Mr.. Sullivan about
the progress work sending out companies TO play
The Pirates OF PeuZance" IN various parts or the
country with interesting incidents OF rehearsaIs and
Poems BY Emily Bronts. Arthur O'shaughnessy and
others.
Fresh and interesting facts and descriptions OF
famous men and women of the present aud past
generations were found III maay articles. among
which were these:
"reminiscences Of a Journals ist.-Mr. Congdon's tenth
Republican party, aud deals with the Old anti slavery
feeling the nomination OF Taylor and Cass the Massa,
coalition aud incidents Ia tue public career OF
Henry Wilson. Daniel Webster, Abbott Lawrence ana
London topcs-A letter from Mr. smalley the love
OF the Princess louise tor na9 aoenng ner sir
William HarcourPs speech at birmingham ana tne
singular IRE AZ his house . -, A.. ,,..,,..,.
new novel Under the 1rc0or." in which, under an
assumed name. the we Of t1e Ca9fhla nOnaire i , ~
W talk sT with vi Veil known coieur who for forty years
has been attendant at the theatre ana opera
and has for years "mBde up the heads OF many OF tne
most famous singers that have appeared IN this
General Grant In Cuba-A letter from the special
Of HE TRIBUNE on the Caves OF Belamar
Grant, with account OF another reception TO hir
"reminiscences OF Tom CQrwin
Auprbach. the nOvelist-His life and ways.
A story OF Henry Clay.
Lincoln and Lord Harrington.
Pety among CUngrcssmen
Among other noteworthy features of the paper
the following were of interest.
London and Paris gossip-Srikng cable dispatches,
from the regular London and Paris correspondents OF
THE TRIBUNE on social, l0utlcai art anu o'ner ah"s
OF NE In the TWO Capitals
Taxes sworn Of.-Completlon Of tho list OF property
owners who reside IN otne. counties 10 escape 'ne
1an{n%g for SherDan-Dctails OF meeting at
DemOnicos by the friends OF cretaTy sherman to Or
ganlze sherman campaign club, with reprint or the
resolutions favOring his nomination.
Anglo American Bank-Facts about newly ineor-
porned stituton for the settlement OF trade balances
Ilfr AZ Harvard aty years ago
A pen picture OF a California Chinaman.
Printers Errors
T6c D.'i Taparionable sin IN Boston
HuInnn Vyisectiou.
Woman Votes Ia Boston
Science for the People.
Roigi5is Intelligence
A summary OF the ordinary news OF the day will
be found below:
.FonEiGN-The special cable dispatch to THE
THtprNR from London mentions that the
Tories are greatly pleased at the success of
their candidate in Southwark, and an
immediate dissolution of Parliament ia deemed
nrobable - The Paris teieLT 10 The TRIBUNE
saws that Prince Napoleon attended church on Ash
! Wednesday === Professor NOrdenski6id. IN tho
| Vega, was recently approachIng the haTbor
| of Naples - lt Is rcatilmed that
the Baroness Burlett-Co QUITS is about to devote a
! large sum 10 benefhng the Irish people,
| DoMEsT1c.-The delegates OF Columbia county,
| n Y have been instructed 70 vote for General
| Grant, IN Potsdam there was a large majority
| at the town caucus for Blaine. - Ex-
| senator John A. King has been appoint
| ed TO represeut New-YOrk at the York
! town celebration. - The Merchants Club.
! Roston. has entertained Governors Long and
! Head - The Pennsylvania oil suits for
| conspiracy have been discontinued -
| A committee OF the Senate is considering bill
| tn 1pen up the Indian Territory. - large and
! Influential Blame Club was organized IN Washing
| ton last night.
! CITY of New-York was organized last evening.
| - Coal companies agreed 10 raise the pnce OF
coaI and limit the production. =--= Lewis King, Il
| banker committed suicide. -- Charles a. byrne
and Nrs Alta Merrill were arrested for bigSmy.
| (.ONGRFSs-lhe Senate was not IN session yeSter-
! day The House held session Tor debate only !;
sncrchos were made on the finances, equalization OF
| bounties aud reciprocity treaties. Messrs iaYes
| and Chiitenden entered into debate on the legal
| tenders.
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