New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-12
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays Issue of Tia SUNDAY TRrBuSz wa
very strong in certain departments. and few papsrs
thus far have surpassed it in general excellence
Among its chief attractions were the features
enumerated below;
London and Paris uewA-Mr smsIley teleeaphs the
latest aspects OF the political uprising 10 Great Britain
the coming Premier Inc extent Of the Liberal victory
and rS%Sred ccldpSs Of the Queen toward sord
social gayetY, including further conrtesies 10 NOT
Fine Arts-A third criticism by Mr.. Cook Of pictures
at the exhibition OF the Society OF American Artists IN
euding an extended notice OF Mr. Alden Weirs GOOD
The Irish Exodus-Afr Redpath sends letter on the
s I 70 bo 1s sIea ts
pacy and shows that the prospects are that the emi-
fsa0n wi" be larger this year than in any year
"Reminiscences of Journalist.-Mr Congdon writes
again OF TRIBUNE men, including Bayard Taylor,
recoectiOns Of Se attack on THE TRBUSE ONCE durnE
Partisan Fact aud FancyA letter from the Paris
FlapSs r. ON S
" Aida" and Sarah Bernhardts early history,
asn ~ Charles s 81 @ beDS ysn a
long review Of E. q stedmSn's recently published edf
An Evening with DIR. schiiemann.-A letter from
Athens, on che Doctors home life, his works aud his
treasures.
religious information. besides several anecdotes and
mentioned below:
Heine's Last Years-An article on the final chapters
OF Alfred Messners recOllectiOns OF tine poet. which
contain interesting Incidents In the melancholy close OF
Letters from tho PeopleLstters various topics, In
an unpublished manuscript OF Jonathan Edwards'si
anot er from n. H." the CDeyenues, and third in
which politician gives his recolections OF Washington
ne knew it thirty years ago.
Eppelein Won Gailingen.-A romantic story Of the
fourteenth century, the scene OF which Is laid chiefly In
and near Nirnberg
Music and the Drama
No Aid for American shirs.-An article showing why
tho line to Brazil is failure, and giving talg with
Defective vsion-A letter on the results Of systematic
examinations made recently In Philadelphia.
Home Interests-ArLces on desserts fish and the care
Knitting and Crochet
Science Or tho People
Religious intelligence and religious opinion
Medlcal ana Surgical notes.
EuRenle's last days in Paris.
talk with Charles Dickens.
Tie English bishops "a married men,
Andrew jackson and his old horse.
"reminiscences Of an " Old 5tager."
CdrOstes OF the Peerage.
Earl Dunrayen's ghost story.
The chief items in the days news were these:
FOREIGN.-The special cable dispatch to The
TRIBUNE from London mentions that there Is
general call for Mr.. Gladstone as Premier: the
Queen is said to be dissatisfied with Lord BeacOns-
field; the net Liberal gains exceed 100 seats. -
The Paris dispatch to The TRIBUNE says that Pro-
lessor NOrdenskj0ld has dned at Victor Hugo's;
Nadine Adam has given a grand reception. -
The German Reichstag has concluded the second
reading of the Army bill. - The British forces
IN Afghanistin are resuming active operations.
DOMEsTIC.-Tbe Whitaker inquiry was continued
at West Point Saturday. - The Rev. A. w.
Paige has been expelled for immoral conduct from
tho Providence Methodist Conference. - Gen.
era Hatch has routed q band of 800 Indians. -
The majority of the delegates to the Iowa Copven-
ton chosen Saturday are for Blaine. - Will
lam A. Howard, Governor Of Dakota, died at Wash
ington. - The delegates chosen in Onondaga
County arc Anti-lilden.
COSGRRss.-lhe Senate was not In session Satur-
day. - Tue session of tho House was devoted to
the consideration Of the Army bill tho Democrats
refused to debate the bill.
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-The Hahnemann Hospital
Fair will open to-day. - The Scandi-
navia struck the ship Tblorva on Saturday.
. New bids were received from the gas
companies for lighting the streets -
Rabbi Gustav Gotthei spoke on Claiming. -
Tammany Hall expressed willingness 10 talk bar-
mony with the Democratic Union. - Hart woa
the belt IN tho walking match. and scored 565 miles
- God value Of the le2al-teDder silver dollar
(412i2 grainsl, 1871 cents. Stocks dull and gen.
orally weak, closing irregular and unsettled.
Copies OF the paper may still DO had either
by mail or DC HE TRIBUNE counter. Price 5
cents.
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