New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-27
GENERAL NOTES.

Circulars have been sent ont from the Cain,
lie Union Of Great Britain. under the signature of "A.
Duke OF Norfolk, announcing that a pilgrimage he.
been arranged from London 10 Lourdcs az that "i,
earnestly hos that all vino do will ION IN rs
first PILGRIMAGE TO this great shrine Of The Mother q
on September 3, and tue whole expedition Wii oceur
about week.
The first stone of the memorial structure
which Is about be erected by the Corporation o. La,
don on the SIZE of Old Temple Bar London vas la,A
a fortnight ago. The structure. which 10 marx thu
cty's boundary. Will not only he handsome work
Of art. bur viii in way interfere with the yehiciar
traffic, FOR two lines Of carriages will b. able 10 pa, IN
the space OF sixteen feet reserved either side viii
he thrt-seyen feet nigh five feet wide and eight .t
long. The VIII be ~ polished Guernsey eranite
he next tier OF Ba,moial granite ana above N al fhs,
viii be PINK granite from the quarry rs thaf mel
IN the Albert Memorial ~ iydf PARK T. 'ue nicaes on
the n0r.l aud sides wi De -.Z. figure. lu mar
be Of the Queen and the Prince OF Nales b. w. Boear
.euIati1ins m bronze bv NJ Niahey and Mr. K"s~;
the Queens first entrance INTO The city rough Tempe
Bar IA 1887. and he procession 10 S. Pali on the day
OF the tnnnksgiyimg Tor the Princes h. Govern T1ys
supers;ruc ure VIII ba ~ hard White ston and viii be-
structure viii be The words Here formerly toad I'd
Temple Bar"
Father MackonochIe preached in the church
of ST. John the Evangelist. Montreal nfuesday even
ing. lie mis- text. "Can any good thing CON,
out OF Nazareth" He began MS discourse by remark
upon the appr0pi OF tine words Of tie N
the eve OF st. Bartholomew tie then passed rapdlyu
review The beneath the fl tree. where Pnp find
III Nathaniel ana telling him that they mad found DO
less than Jesus Of Nazireth. the Of Joseph drew
from Nathaniel the memorable words, "Can there any
good thing come OUT OF Naz retbP Tie sermon was "a
a whole, inieDded to enforce the importance little
things in every step OF life. whether spiritual TEN
poral Ngzireth was very LITTLE place dospsed aud
poor. yet i was destined TO bnng about great thau,
.ni 10 became the home Of les, than he saviour
o. tIc world Congrs cations might Dr snal and SINE
uad ID bear ealunrY yet lie urged then never 10 ee-
preacher lett TO doubt OF his PRONOUNCED ri.uaHe
tendencies: DOWMg 10 tur communion table each tme
Dee passed iC and crossing m, in ,ur t and oM-
ING rue service. He is now IN Ac@-fOIh. IAi-naiIgw
sail iOr Europe TOMORROW.
Lieutenant w. II. Hand, who accompanied
tie Thomas Corwn "a btr Arc.ic cni-e. iut vas
paced charge Of the schooner Loo, 'capurd on tie
yoy re. arrived IL san Frauci-c0 ten day. ago from
h1h ATTITUDES. He Told ChyOnicie reporter that ihe
Cirwil sailed at least six weeks too early from san
Francisco as she encountered lee IN latitude CO. aulh
took az much tine WoI, through the Zee for 500
600 miles it would have TAX 10 make the from
Francisco the Arctic Ocean II there had open
a. The experience OF Arctic nayigatOrs Is tia 10 opea
sea can b. looked for IL those high attufes until August
or September and then 1t 1t open ohly two
three weeks i seems that there is no reason 10 fe
safety OF he Jeanette, Is in all probability he
reached Wrangel Land and went into winter quarters
there Ii is also probable that the crews ~ tho whs
have joined the Jeanncte as. the last of Oh u
two whaers were no. more than forty miles from tho
steamer. The COrwn this fan. viii push north
as possible. At ST. Mlchaels she took on two teams Of
ten dogs each, with sledgs II stopped by the ice the
crew VIII take TO the sledges ana VIII attempt 10 reach
Wraugel Land. This point i, is thought has never been
reached yet Tie nearest approach to IL was made ly
The bark N.le Captain Thomas Long. which forced
stop within fifteen miles OF II by the Ice II is known
that there is solid land ground ice there ort
nary would break the the Land does AZ This
point II mas been the dream % Arcuc explores 10
make this lana the base OF supplies. Is they Drufve n
the shore Of the open Polar IL DcLJ1gs
amhi ion 10 be the first 30 set foot upou IT, aud 70
ne hoped he has met with success Nrngel Land Is 10
mile, from the mainland o. Siberia The COrwin VIII
gather all the scientific data possible on her ZIP
Observations Will b. taken OF the strength 8ad dinc
ton o. ocean currents ara tide, INC set ana extent
IccOrs soundings, the character Oi tie 10 tom 0 ne
sea- and the species of food fishes fOuAd T. iact ne
object vii De 10 gather everything that VIII help iuius
yoyagers in their search for the mystery OF Tvs RoT