New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-24
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gressive.
SYMPATHY WITH THE NIHII1sIe'
The Freiheit announces, with o black mourning
border the execution of the st. Petersburg prison.
ers who are praised as martyrs
GREEK ARDoR COOLING.
The Greek claim is regarded as virtually settieu'
revolution was expected last Sunday; the Ming
and the royal family were prepared for flight but
the Greek arior cooled, and the Athenians
will revenge themselves by ostracizing Pre-
micr Coumoundouris. All danger Is not
passed ut Constantinople by reason OF the
tardiness with which the Turks may sur
render the coded territory. TIE Albanian dis
turbance is very serious, and is likely 10 increase
THE EAST INDIAN vIcERoYALTY
A, official announcement that one has been ap-
pointed to succeed Mr.. Goschen revives the proo-
ability of Lord Dufferin's going out M Vioeroy 70
India. Lord Ripon lately repeated his demand to
be relieved Of the office II he returns Immediately
it is expected that Lord Duern will go to Calcutta
instead of to Constantinoplc. Negotiations are now
proceeding between Lord npon and the Home
Government, which desires to have him remain in
India.
Thomas Carlye's own account OF the burned
manuscript referred 20 in the foregoing telegram Is
as follows:
John Mil was another steady visitor hsd by this time
introduced his Mrs Taylor too, very WHO Nsplsh
" "iridesceuCe" n meaning nOtnuR Dao
eithcr) She first considered my Jane TO be rustic
spirit at for rather tutoring and twirng about wnen the
meIncryl before long Mil was very useful about
French Revolution' lent oil his books. which were
quite a collection on that subject gave me, FRANKLY
clearly and With zeal nll his better knowledge than my
(Which pretty frequently OF use In TINS or INC
other detai being m Of for sucn an advocate
in that cause he felt should be His evenings here
were sensibly agreeable for most part .
How well do still remember TIM night when ne came 10
tell na pale as Hcctors ghost thai my unfortunate nrs
volume Il like half sentence OF death 70
us both and had 10 pretend to take II lightly 80 ds
NAL and CHASTITY his horror AT IT, and try to talk of
other matters He stayed three mortal hours or So ms
departure quite relief 70 us oh, the burst Of
sympathy my poor darling then gave me, hiuging
her arms around my neck. and openly lament
Ing. condong and encouraging Ike n"oiet
second self Under heaven II nothing bcautfucr. We
sat talking till late shall be written again my ufed
word and resolution 10 her Which proved 10 he such
Feast OF Pixies Vol ID and then went az IT, Found
IT fairly impossible for about fortnight passed three
tiOusy, ice paperthin once mOrr ana III thot
had job like breaking my heart than any other IN
a steady limp beside | forgot bow much OF
money VIC still had think there was at first sonchng
like $500 perhaps $780, 10 front London with Nor can
in the lc st remember where had gathered such q
sum- except that II was our own no part Oi IL borrowed
given us by anybody fit to la, m tryneh a; h's4 m
Mill was pcnitently hbcrnl-sent me 200 Qn a day or
two,. Of which kept slOO lsctua cos 9f honrc hi'e
had written burnt volumeb; upon which he bought me
Bographie Unvcrsclle.' Nhich got bound. and sul
nays wG sSgd nd and stuart Mi
TO take that 9lO0 back; but fear there is no way