New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-19
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THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
Yesterdays issue Of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE was
not less varied and attractive than It's predecessors
Among the principal features were the following:


not less varied and attractive than it's predecessors
Among the principal features were the following:
London and Paris News.-Mr. smalley's cable dis.
patch from rhe English capital announces that MT:
that he become the head OF the new Coy.
ernmeDt. aud will accept tho Premiership II u
the possple Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland Dean Stanley
thought to be ready to yield to public feeling ana tne
from Westminster Abbey The dspaSSp Sso INCLUDES
ss n Re o. M on Mr.
this country and Mr. Thomas Hughes's probable trip
ltber the coming Summer The SPECIAL Paris Par dSPatGa
Tor the future the de parture OF Prince Oscar OF sweden
and the which Prince Napoleon has created among
Letters from the Old word.-Au account Of the great
Iesnt schools of Paris and the features of their train
Ing; description OF Bordranx with pen pictures OF
REPRESENTATIVE members OF its American colony; letter
from Bangkok which details tie plans which tine King
Of SLAM made for his contemplated trip around the
World. A. o.-.., ,oo,.. =.
pictures at the National Academy Of Desisn comment
Ing upon the work OF several fIvorte american artists,
lightly and picuresquey upon varous events and incl
dents the public and social life OF former years, n-
Guiding the assault upon Charles Summer IN the Senate
Chamber the Ansslayery agitation, the Miller excite
mysterious MURDER and the rise Of yelowoovered lit
erature." .,. .,,,., ro..,,
BY Charles I. COngdOn aud Emily Bronte
great amount of information and diversion Is
furnished by the following features in addition to
those enumerated above;
I,terary Criticism" The Social and Intellectual Life
Of Russia" review 81 book recently tsansiaea ron "a,
book publlshed IN tue German language from the pen
Of Gustav KGrner on the German settlement OF THIS
fry Years of the stage.I9 conversation .I with
eyes his recoectons OF famous actors living and dead
with fresh anecdotes OF the stage and Of bis own cneck-
"A Fools Errand"-An old associate Of Judge Tourgee
,n his southern experiences relates 10 TRIBUNE re-
porter many facts upon which TINS FemsiA0Oie oooA Is
Letters from the Peope.-Commeuts on variety Of
social topics ~ they present th9Dseyes TO alerens
minds ranging from fashionable chu shes TO 0leomarga-
rne, ,,-,.- ,.
IA serenissima."-A story Of Venice.
Long Branch out OF Season.
Social enjOyments at Washington.
Home Intersts-The uses to which DRIED yeSetaoes
What Woman may DO
Knitting and Cr0chet.
Tsr1Sons Ineiiigence aud Current Religious Opinion
Mrs. Pennington at the soeiabe'
A sad story OF tue Harem.
Victoria aud Albert In loOl
A Rustic View OF Rubineteln
JeStng Disraell Ond Serious Gladstone
Mr. whistler and tue swell"
Tho Prince OF 0ionienegrOs Artist
The chief items in the days news were these;
FoREIGN,-The cable dispatch to The TRIBUNE
from Iondon saws that Mr.. Gladstone will accept
the Premiership If offered; Nj. Renan has been re-
oeved with marked courtesy ~ LUnGUn sove ,hat
pupcesS Clotilde has disappr0ved OF her husbanfs
i-Jesuit letter. - 1t is believed that the At
ojanta foundered ut sea. - The Marquis OF
Onesnsbury has been rejected in an election Tor
Scotch representative peers, because OF his un-
christian OpiniOns. - There Is panic IN Lima,
Peru on account Of the blockade of CalaO.
DOMESTIC -Delegates to the Democratic state
ConyentiOn were elected in several counties on Sat
Hriav. .=Tbe Commercial Bank # Texarkana
has suspended. - County Judge Adams has been
arrested for burglary IN Little ROCK, ARK. =
TWenfy-seyen lives were probably lost by an ex-
nlosion at the Giant Powder Mills, opposite San
Francisco. Cal, saturday. - The New-Jersey
forest fires are nearly all cXtinguShe1. - An lm-
pustor has procured the duplicate issue OF some
bonds on forged papers, - Planters ana otnerS
testified ON Saturday in the exodus Investigator
that colored labor was valuable to the South. =
The Democrats in Congress have privately agreed
on a new Joint rule in regard to counting the
electoral vote. - - . ;. ,. S..,,.
tion hill tho Special Deficiency bill was reported
hack with Senate amendments an investigation
committee was ordered IN regard TO the anonymous
letter sent to MIR. Springer IN the Donneily-"ash-
GiIY AND SUBURBAN.-A contesting delegation 70
tbe Svracuse Convention was elected by tho Under
nendent Democrats Saturday evening. - VIII
liam blanchard, a grain dealer, suspended pay
ments - Mr.. Mapleson, with most Of the mem.
hsra Of his opera troupe sailed for England Satur:
doy, - A verdict for So 500 has been rendered
i'm the suit of Breimaun against Paasch. -
There was large attendance at the Zimmerman
Fair Saturday. go
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