New-York tribune., 1880-03-08
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.


Articles topics which pertain 70 literature.
music and the drama were Of special note in yester
days TRIBUNE. Some Of them are indicated below
BoONnakng IN England. and London literary gossp-
Letters from Mr.. smalev Ia criticism Of receut Engsn
publications, aud certain methods IN bOokmaking. and
containing other literary matter OF nature.
"Reminiscences of journast.-In this. his thirteenth
p0per. Mr Congdon writes OF the stage be knew 4
forty years AGO, ard OF e. leading actors including
Gates: HaWbliu Mrs Sloman. Clara Fisher and Ihe
eor Booth AMI makes comments on the stage rs IL was
then and IL now.
agreements I'm the management OF the College OF Music
ard tne CORES p0ndence both sides with editorial
Cinci99oti when i9 arTpiy in Mr T6cmas', favor
Muaicard the Dram1-News abouf Miss Nelson's New-
York engo cement, recent dram tic recal. wandering
sars and incidents al hand also theatrical scelany
and musical notes.
publlsheh book by ~ Lacretelle-wlth whose family
Tamartine held intmate relatons-giYing personal
sketches and anecdotes of the distinguished Frenehma
5.ccie Nackave's Romunce-A picturesque account OF
Poems by Charles Lamb Austin Dobscn and Edward
Irving.
How " Tom Jones Was Sold.
The department of correspondence in other mat
ters han literature was also worthy OF note yester
day. Reference is mado tothe following;
London and Paris News--THE TRfBUNE's regular tele
treat IT the ind gnat on felt IA London ngans Gov
eminent bill 70 bny out the city water conp'niesi of "a
stool, bV the Cluarl OF nf- IN
society novel by Henry james, and u grand
balls IN Paris gwen by Sarah Bernhardt aud Madame
MUnta. ~, wife or the artist.
San Fronclsco Tvpes.-An interesting letter from San
Franciqeo ON Stock sprcuaors hnodlnns and the Chi
losc win grapbc sketches OF the social life ~ hat city,
and some OF the results ofspecnaion and Chinese cheap
Thc End ~ the Carnival.-A letter from the regular
Paris spond ut on the official and private estyi-
ties when preceded the beginning Of Lent with an ac
count % The cbif baa and statement that the Car
niyal in Paris "a losing much OF Its spirit. M,
The IncToceanc Canal.-Lctter from Professor Wool
sew OF va College affirming that the Monroe Doctrine
does not concern the present issne talk win Lieu
tenantCommander Wvse, In whicn ne favors re Panama
route and rcprint OF resolutions adopted by Con
Cressional committee, holding that the o'na should
Letters rom the People Discussions OF the Persian
famine the want ~ good railway guide hook Anlnany
Com@orks wOr. the OF the insane. the question
whe her no DE Lcsseps is an engineer. and other
topics.
There were anecdotes and descriptions of dstin-
guished people in many parts of the paper Mention
may be made Of these which follow
Senator aine and his Ancestry.
Grant ~ IN OPERATE Critic
How walt Whitman Writes.
Benlgmin Vests Kindness.
SIR Joseph Hooker at Kew.
A. IuReuun nus Prince.
Frskv Washington Veterans
The articles enumerated below contained matter
Of local, domestic. scientific and other interest
The New Citv Chartrr.-An exclusive outline Of the
charter which will be introduced in the State Senate
tuis week and by which many sa aries will be reduced
aevrrai office, be- made electve and consolidation Of
three departments win others take place.
Home Interests.-An article on maple sugar made
from the OF corn and on lwborres. Southern
vegetables and Saturdays prices, with other notes OF
interest to households.
Medical Night Service in Cities-A talk with Dr
Henri Nachte Of Paris showing the necessity here for
service OF that kind. and it, practical working IN for
The gao.t Of a olance-a strange story.
Science for the people.
Knitting and crochet.
gous incl iycnce ard current religious opinion.
Effects OF tea upon Chinese habits.
A dog and MS dOings.
The sacred fire OF the Puebos.
Tho boltmen OF Shanghai.
The news Of the day. all OF whioh given, is
summarized below:
FoRrrGN.-The special cable telegram 70 THE
TRIBUNE from London mentions the commolon
caused by the Government bill to buy ont the water
compqnies the general aspect OF society," which
continues dull and the expected arrival Of Minister
Lowell. -== The Pars telegram TO TIE TRIBUNE
reports that thcre II much quiet festivity in that
city. == store of arms has been fonnd IN MAD
rd. -- The be ting against Parole - 100 10 3
-- Albert Gr6yy has been elected Life Senator in
France. ---= The certificates Of the captain and
second mate of the Arizona have been suspend ed;
- Four Mussulman villages have been burned
by insurgents IN Eastern Roumela.
DOMfSTiC.-In the Senate at Washington yester-
day Mr. Carpenter spoke AZ length In opposition to
the Fiiz John Porter hill. - The investigation
info the Freedman's Bank is nearly concluded.===
Tbe Hon. Td%ard NJ dPh@rson has been succeeded by
Charles T.. Smith Editor of The Philadelphia
Press =-= Threats used by the strikers at Co
hoe, to prevent weavors from Goirg 10 work
=--- 81. LOUIS claims population OF 100000.
-Throe professors Of the College of Nnsic. Gin
cinHat have resigned. -= DE LeSseps rs now IN
Washington, and Will have hearing on Monday;
"a resolution will bc repoTe ed 10 the House IN favor
of American control of the canal.
CITY AND SUBURBAN-The new city charter
will be introduced IN the Senate this week. -
he Dantorth Locomotive and Machine Com
panv's works at Paterson were partially
destroyed yesterday; loss, $4,000. -
The strikers maintained their defiant attitude. -
Three important assessment decisions were rem
dered. - The Republican Convention at Eng!e-
wood y j. declared against the third term. -
Gold value OF the iegai-ender silver dollar l4l2l2
grainsl S7.S3 cents. Stocks generally duh and
steady with few exceptional movements closing
uOng.
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