New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-09

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

As il in mind of the near approach of day of
rest there have been of late very few stirring events
on Saturday, so that the readers of Sunday papers
have had few reminders of the accidents, worries
and constant struggles in this busy world. Yester
days TRIBUNE, for this reason, was very like ITS
predecessors for several weeks in its ability to print
misce laneous matter OF wide variety and interest
for its Sunday readers The social and political life
of three great capitals-Paris London and wash
ipgton-as well as an event Of National importance
at Manchester England, treated in the follow.
ing notable letters and special cable dispatches;
London and Paris newsmcshe dlspatehes from ron, the
formation about the opening Of Parliament ana the
late Tory victory and graphic account OF tue hst pa
at the Elysec under President Greyy. a.,
a gaia week in WasninRton-A dispatch describing
the numerous brilliant social events OF the pass week.
which has witnessed the elimination OF the seasons
gayety. -, -. -. AZ,
smaey on a duner recently gwen at Birmingham to
celebrate the opening OF new Liberal cinb WIN IN
teresing descriptions of Mr.. Bright and Sir William
PnriSan Life and Gayety-A Paris letter social
events and the recent death or NJ jules faFIc' INC
greatest orator In France
In art and literature mention may be m ade OF the
features which follow:
"reminiscences of Journalist-Mr Congdon's ninth
paper in wnlch ne writes OF the % t M
Fuller, Sarah Helen whitman Henry dlIes, anu vi tne
peeamy Tbews n 1 and MS oddtesAn extract
from an English paper, giving many interesting facts
about the private lie OF the distinguished historian as
taken from Mn Huths new " Life of BUCKLE"
New Pubications-An extended review of T. t. s.
'sEngland her People Policy and Pursuits"
Music ana the Drama-Aflielcs and paragraphs COM
pri.ing IA varied amount OF news criticism ana ahec
Boston Topics-A letter on the recent Hunt sale OF
pictures business before the Legislature, ana M Far
ne - mission ard want OF success III aLd aTouhd B"st1n
The Decline OF Literatnrt-NlfWs on the Hu'Ject ny
The saturday RtrtSic Of London.
Affairs pertaining to the city furnished the SUD-
iects for the articles mentioned below:
Facilities for Frccht-A ocal article on the SIX new
piers wicn been butt on the North RIVER Tor tue
Hudson River Railroad company ana Ine oCcHpathoh oS
mis- company Of tine water ront Tor fourteen blocks
Mr. Nichols rens tated-The decision Of tue court m
Of Police Commits Oner Sidney T. NICHOLS Win
nm account Of talk about the CITY Hall and the resunp-
' s ~ nero EmigrAnts-An account Of fourteen
people no recently sFsyed IN HewdoGk ron
Texas the expectation OF making voyage 10 IL
Taxes a. Sworn on"-A list Of New Workers who re-
side in other counties 10 aVOlu the oherous assess-
ments IN NewHork County.
The items enumerated below contain interesting
matter Of a domestic. personal scientific. religious,
or other kind:
Georp1a sketches-The eighth number of this series
which treats OF mir. Brinloy rs Married Man
alters from the People which politics. the elevated
road aud the Library among other subjects are
B,ne Revision letter from Bishop A. G. Coke Of
Western NewYOrk, IN which n" OBJECTS 10 naVlng me
revised Bible hastily forced upon Christians as superior
20 a sT bic o OF autobiography from Joe jefferson.
Unme inf ercsts-artices dainty dishes, Southern
vegetables and tho popularity Of american canned
| An American farmer In Brazil
The The" %9e, a iRG"s' syyv 1H T 6Sr Sorse
| The habits OF the late sultan
Emerson's old age
Science for the people.
Religious Intelligence
What of news there was yesterday had ample
treatment A summary OF It will be found below
II. l.,
TRIBUNE from London mentions that public feel
ing is thoroughly reused against General Roberts;
I'm. Napoeor statue is to be placed In Westminster
Abbey after all tn. reception of the Queen by the
public last Thursday really respectful but not
cordial 60 A Paris telegram to The TRIBUNE
doscribes a grand ball at the Elys6e. - In Ger
many the Centre party is opposing the Army bill in
order to get concessions from Prince Bis
marck committee Of the French
Chamber of Deputies has reported against the Gen
oral Amnesty bill == General Grant has re-
tprned TO Havana. - General Arthur Jules
Norm Is dead.
DoMEsuC.-The week In society at Washington
has been unusually attractive. - The Dem
ocrats in Congress excited over the De
esscps canal scheme and the Monroe
| doctrine. 60 An International commission
70 settle claims against Nicaragua is prob
|
thinks the United States should discourage the De
Iesseps canal project. 60 A cottage robber has
| becn arrested at Boston, and IL now in Jail at
Newpor. X. l. - Baldwin, the Cali
forniA dstier has been acquitted of
| faud An extra session Of the North Caro-
lima Legislature is to be called
| C,ry AND SUBURBAN.-Justioe Lawrence, OF the
supreme Court, yesterday reversed the judgment
If the Mayor in removing Police Commissioner
! Nichols. - 1t was reported that Commission
ers Voorhs and MacLean would be arrested
| for conspiracy. MarmOnt b. Edison,
late President Of the Shepherds Fold, believes the
Rev. Mr.. Cowey is prosecuted man. -
Tho subcommittee Of the Wallace Commit
tee continued 10 investigate election arrests -
Gold value of the egal-tender silver dollar (4l2l2
rrains). So 10 cents. - Stocks dull and Irregular
| closing without character.
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