New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-15
GENERAL NOTES.

So-pe, q brave convicted of murder in Mon.
tana condemns his lawyer with dne irony Too niue,
talk heap TOOL"
A Jealous minister in Cincinnati preached
missionary -ermon year and placed at the doors
the church sealed contribution boxes for foregn and do
nestle work Dur the fist week Of the new year The
boxes were opened The offerings amounted TO singh
penny.
On the last day of the year an English vicar
on the Isle OF Wight puck in the open air noses
made up Of twenty choice flowers exclusive ofvolsx
prlmroses monthly roses and commoner varieties This
has been the mldest winter known IN the South OF Fog
Lard for invent, 1--we years
An Englishman in Worcester Tece ntly at
tempted t. suicide In q carriage factory in whicl
he employed Being pronounced dead, ne was ~
moved 10 the mortuary nearly q mile away. The sus
pcion was there excited that his eagerness TO
Of he world he might have been shammng death. rhs
body taken to an infrmary, and. at last acconaA
the obstinate fellow was not only CUT OF MS conn., bu
cOnyale-ciDg rapidly ~
An alleged descendant of the Stuarts died
sudd My on Christmas Eve on the passage from Dor
deaux to England Count d'Abane Charles Edward
Stuart was in Lbs eighty second year. His father. James
Stuart Count dAlbanie Is believed TO have been ths
les innate son OF Prince Charles Edward Stuart, the
Young Preterder as he was called, by the Princes
Louise Cemen,ina sobiesk, Of stolbers. The keLess
both Of himself and his brother to the royal house
Stuart was very marked. Or most dignifed mien and
carriage he usually appeared IN public in an undrea
dark military coat Of foreign type. with hts numerou
orders On his breast. having personally wnrn mes
S9nda nj Tho great NAPOLEON on the field OF Waterloo
for marked vsor and bravery.
A fortnightly journal called The Critic Of
VII Oh here have during tue last Few weeks
makes it, first appearance this morning IL has cheer
full countenauce praiseworthy purpose, and che Lat Of
contributors, which Is ample surety for exceLenced
Zfa1rp Mr. ChaRisa
Dudley Warner, Mr.. Walt whitman. Mr. Richard
H. Stoddsrd, Mr.. John Burroughs, Mrs. Jnis Ward
Howe Mrs. Helen Hunt jackson, Miss Kate Field and
Mrs Frances Hodgsou Burnett II abjures politics and
society gossip, aud will devote its columns TO Literature
art. music aud the drama Mr.. stedman,s paper %
ber and IN the second issue MI Walt whitman VIII pea
series OF articles. entitled How get around at SKY
and take note.."
Sir Cavendish Foster is one of the few Irish
landlords who have no trouble with their enants BE
is clergyman Essex and land In County Louta
Ireland Not long he Instructed hs agent to reduce
rents 20 per cent but his tenants repHed WIN uasn
nous refusal accept the reduction Tney oa moi VISA
for more consider alton they asked for mono o. s Do
ing able they were willing pay their just ront In iu
They told the agent to inform the landlord tnat suca
hAbifuai Justice no gave them made unnecessary m
Them 10 use and they were too honest and graeiui
abuse hs generosity. BE ex plains what happened "
saying that the rents reduced at the ume OF
famine In ls47, and they have never since been nsfe
The result Of . gentle use OF the Landlords povon
proyed By two remarkable circumstances. Wnen ~s
,ate landlord died. the tenants spent $1,000 70 peany
mn n monument him. The agrnt-thc usually hxss
arept-died. similar monument was put up 70 IL
Al time when landordism Is being decrfed ~ oyer
land Sir Cavenuish Foster 10 receiving constasW -
his tenants declarations that II ell LANDLORDS veo -
him tins Land League would be impossible rifffx
Colonel James II. Rice, after expressing sr
prise that DR.. Tyugs receut remarks on modsrn MY
Giles have not met with heartier condemnation nos
Protestant religious preSs, gives this pointed she0
10 The Methodist a no leas distinguished man =.
Kenneth Raynor, NJ. @. from North Carolina. q - ~
lawyer and leader Of public opinion In biz own 49,
and ouce prominent candidate for nomination -
President ON the National American ticket son 4.
about ten wears ago, in couverssuon uYA
Catholic question. that . devout Romans
,ly IN Washington City had performed 'no1
topishiug cures OF which he had personal 49, -,
edge, and for which he was utterly unable On 49,
principles TO account Now here was the testmonr~
part,sau Protestant Know Nothing TO marvellous -.
effected By the invocation OF tue Virgin Mary ano ~
santa Yet does any intelligent Protestant est ~
they were miraculous any other sense sna Mt e.
were the une pected revival OF dormant; pus dfa
| tinct vitality under the stimulation Of .ih WV"
and sustained by o superstltsous fa'tnF