New-York tribune., 1880-06-21
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Yesterdays issue of TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE en-
braced the following features:
the canvass NJ Cluc nnati-Exended reports by tee-
crIph Of compile Itons IN the Democratic contest
sr,Ying out of Mr.. nldcns expected withdrawal, aud
The wrans NJ and uncertainties which II has produced
among he otncr candidates and dark horses d.ro,.,
treats of the hf state o. Pry LrrnG IN ~ hs nr
prmmrn ,h IS s is "fA of 81 suit M at law bs c Bernardi
Ns,ons drrisiun not To come 10 Amerlct Mr. lowers
| nn~ullrit\ Charles Rradr Bret lIarte and Thomas
iJrues The PARIS dispatch relates 10 the amnesty pi
Gambetta has induced the Ministry To present, lhr
n"mrnf,on oI Garfield and the opening Of an agrcul-
Crushed IN and sunkFul "details Of the collision on
| boats Grand Republic ana Adelaide, inoiuuinH taKs
with The pilots "t the two y,s'ei. vri,.o o,on ot
rho rnud surcrHS Of the acrPSs London, her appear
nnce IN FrOn Fruu," and the striking effect prOduceu
| hv hcr M he clmnX OF the pccr.
ny ",n Of a Journast-Mr. Conedon offers
fresh aud suggestive remarks Oh
ruty Church the IouI the church. yard and the mui-
IIn"nS ys THbrSI"X rSS ng review Of Mr.. W D. How
rli,'s new story The Undiscovered County.
Paris correspondent, giving description OF me kinG
rr,nn ana manner his visits u GaDDelta ana otherS'
AID bail ut the Princess de Sagan's.
The other matter comprised many interesting
original and selected articles, as follows:
Ihr Gunnls0n COunry.-A letter from Ptkin, Col; on
this new mining rrgon the Journey thence from Den
caInps In u district of snOw-dlttS ana Stortns' ,,
General Garfield ~ the "nr-A sketcn Oh Ine EopnTj
, M% M% hi br very IN action and cOolncss in danger,
to whic added an account or MS nome hie III "as"'
iirra from the pcOpc.A description OF the Franco,
American rx edition Central America ltS plans anu
uurpOses by Mr. Allen Til 'rndykc Rice: lle'DOhts uhnt
for use the army on Long Island and elsewhere
and several other timely topics were lhcIuucu i'll sni'
| feature. ,,.-,.A <,..oro, N,,oo
o ib siluatou at the frontier and giving his views o
the pr sout sy stem of dealing with the rayages ,
March OF the army wOrn-A letter on tue INVASION vi
Connecticut, the panic among tue FARMERS anu 'ne "noe
sale destruction OF pastures ANA grain neIus cha .rr
(ieorVe Ellut-IICw sho began TO wrlte ana the sur
rOundings OF her youtn. 49,, ,. -, ,,,,,a ,,oo,a
| and ponltry nnd how to cook hllets of mackerel'
knitting and crochet
| ST. cnce for tue people, . .,,..,o,,. o,,r,o,
| j.. e. French. the Concord sculptor.
Literary reCluse5.
| Poems by T. W. BourdiOn. W. L. Courtney, a. Lang
On the Voyage Out-a story from Tfnsievs Magazine
RusecFans ON Gai Held.
IongfrOw ut Cambr dge.
Literary workmanship.
Stories OF Jacob Bright.
III ratio Seymour at Deerneld
How famous cheese iB made
| The Romans ~ table.
CuriOsitleB Of Crltlclsm
A summary of the days news will be found here {;
| FOREIGN.-The cable telegram to THE TRIBUNE
from London announces that there ls q reaction In
| fayor of the French Ambassador on account OF Mr.
| VDonnels attack on him Madame Nilsson mas re-
| nounced her intention of coming TO America a
large sum ~ to be awarded IN Paris against Mile.
| BeTnhardt for breach Of contract - In France
| general Amnesty bill has been introduced ip the
| Legislature. - petition from some OF Brad-
laughs constituents ls " De presented 10 Parameht
! AGAINST his admission.
| D0MEsrlC.-GenerAl John A. Sutter, the discov-
crcr of gold in California, Is dead at Washington.
- Tho iish-hatchng establishment at Wash