New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-03
GEAERAL NOTES.

Allegheny College, Mcadvile, Penn, is in an
uproar. Three young women have boon suspended for
refusing remain in Boarding Eall and tue Senior
Glass. c)mpO'ed Of young men. have taken part IN lbs
in>urrectiOn absentnz themselves frOro rectaOns
Jeffrey Washington, a cOlOred man, who had
been for thlrty-thrcs sexton OF the Methodist
Church al Jackson, Mss. was recently buried at taa'
place His pall-Uaarers among the most froJlDen.
aud CitznS aud the funeral services werocOn
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. McLiuru, OF the Methodist
Church. ana the Rev. Dr. Hunter OF the Prestg''rioa
Church He WIS universally respected for his ia.egry
ami hie.,ty A Southern paper Fertnehtiy asks
Wat cosoiei uan DYING at the North was ever sm.
Gry h1nOrd e. Tile cOorrd people ~ tho 5ou;h WIZ al
once perceive the propey Of becoming church sections
aud living To three scOfe-aIG-ten.
The course of the Rev. B. c. Miller late
pa tor II Reformed Church at RoIbury has thrown
that village into what IL mildly termed the Dispatch
"a whrl Of excitement" The pastor boarded With Mr.
aud Mrs. David Williams. aud he caught kissing
Williams iis explanation IS full If not satisfac-
tory. tie Is III tine Reformed Chur"h. Mrs. Williams IS
a Blpst. They had been engaged IN private theoio2t
ss.nI, CONCERNING the riis Of their respective
churches Prtiaps the Rev. Mr. Miller had got the bar;
tee TIE aguneuT, hut t0 show That he yed
by sous hatred. lie adm instsred tue chase ssue IN
au,~i.u1. and caught doing II ny yOuGg lady whJ
that instant epterdd tHe apartment. the young lady
iud what had seen. She would have been more or
less IA ~ ltshc had held her peace. Beng
ruargrd the dreadful dee l. p"m,ue Miller scOred
deus IL holy kiss" he SAID "prcnpsed by
a rrotlcry Interest and entirely scrpfuruL" Tue nus
han " H. l8y tkes the u Va matter and
attn o the conduct Of the dontnie; ouI
tie cLuIch easily satisfied, and the Rev. ar.
II lar has Resigned ms pastoral erge. He may not lie
z mad man. but he is certany foolish one. BY AID "
ciergymen Ike the Rev. Mr. Miller will learn 10 AVOID
even the appearance ut evil
Al Euglishnan who visits this country and
appreciates what best IN national character aud
LaH;;s OF fe is a rarity. Mr. L. Il. Wlkuson the cash
le NJ the Manchester aud SIford Bank after keeping
ls eyes open tbs United States for month has
crossed the Atlantic and written series VI generous
letters did, phases OF American life. These have
been fair able and interesting that 1t Is TO DO
hop he Will publish them book foru. In closing the
sc. he remarks: Iu my IT yes IN tho States. was
oflcu reminded, without kn0wlng why. or what nal
chung ny Imagination. from the days when all OBJ
scu"e worker sympathy with the of justice and
freedom. read the words of great countryDa Ia
December 1862 who speaking az Briuing am OF what
was III his MINDS eye, sadi 1t may be but vision but
will cherish 1t. see confederation stretch
ing frozen North in unbroken line glow
lug south. and frou the wild pillows Of the Atiato
the calucr waters OF tDe Pdcnc man; and
people, and one language. AMI cnr law and
iah, and. all that Wide coDtnsLt. the home Of
freedom, and refuge for the oppressed Of every
of every cline" Morb than twenty years Ne
III utgil. Klpn Waldo Emerson visit their city aud
In Giviug HIN o. the most cordial ami hosptaoe re-
ccptlODs with which any American has ever peep
hOuOreu III England.