New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-05
Among other features, foreign, domestic. per-
,opal scientific or religious, were the following'

The worlds h and fshery.-A long letter from Ber-
n 1o az % sne 1h credit Accorded 10 THE
country. Americas fine display. and examples 10 sho"
the benefit to the world OF international exh oi,ions
Victoria Of England Extracts from Mrs. Oliphanvs
book narratng the life OF Victoria az Queen. WHO
and mother The pride She took 10 her husband the
political bunder before her marriage and her exposure
10 assassination on three occasions.
the nations birthday the sale Of fireworks 70 be used
out OF town, ordinances against them IN toe city excnr
Weed deporipg the decline OF interest u the occasion
The Fashions.-COstumes for midsummer, Donne<,
The Markets--An article ON the abundance Of fruit,
the arrival OF grapes from Florida first pears and
peaches the canning of corr the rise In prices
with the approach Of July A. and directions for Sum
dinner which is added notes on many household
Bniwers Rchlreu."-Tezt OF Bulwer's original letter
TO Maceay the collection OF the late Jonn fors
ter giving the authors first outline OF TINS celebrated
historical play.
Knitting and Crochet
Science for the People.
Religious Intelligence and current re gious opinion
Medical and surgical notes
Bits OF criticism.
Gambetfa on AmDesty-fIis recent speech 10 the
French Chamber.
Bret Harte's frat lecture In London.
Miss Gay-A story by Marcus Fall, nom Tnseys
Magazine.
+. b. Millets career.
Sayings about cats
Poems by Frederick Locker, 4. Lang and others.
Charles Lambs velvet collar.
The Duke Of Wellington on himself.
George Eiot's early life in London.
Bradiaugh's plea for justice-Extracts from mis-
speech 81 the bar OF the British House Of Commons.
The news of the day is pointed out in the follow
ing summary
FoRErGN.-The London cable-telegram 10 The
TRIBUNE mentions that Mr. Gladstone In
duced by his colleagues to take up Bradlanehs
claim and make II Cabinet question
the British Government still promises 10
carry some impor ant measures tbi; ses-
The TRBUNE SAYS no sympathy is ex-
pressed by the labOring classes In France
for the Jesuits. - In Paris, the suit
by the Jesuits against the Project OF Police has
been referred 10 the First Chamber Of tho
Tribunal of the Seine.- The French
Senate has passed the Amnesty Bill -
Buenos Ayres continues to make warlike prepare
band after SATURDAY..
DoMRsTIC.-The Democratic wing Of the Work
ingmen's party in California has deposed Kearney
as president. - great corn crop II ex-
pected in Iowa. - United States District At
torney Meyer of Alabama refuses to yacate that
office in favor OF Ex-Governor Smith, the new
appoIntee - General Grant spoke In Kan
sas City on Saturday. - In recent
speech General William Preston advised Demo
Hancock, If they think be IS elected
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-James A. liedden, tho
cashier of the First National Bank Of New
ark, returned on Saturday. - Francis Il.
IiIiiendahl, cashier of the First National Bank Of
HOboken, has been requested to resign. - Gen.
eral Warren continued his testimony before tho
Court of Inquiry. 80 Preparations were made
for a quiet celebration of the Fourth of July. -
Fears are entertained in Brooklyn that the
water supply will prove inadequate.
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