New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-07
THE SUNDAY Tribune.

| Yesterdays issue of The SUNDAY TRIBUNE was in
many respects an exceptionally interesting paper
containing in addition to much important news a
large amount of literary miscellany. prepared ex-
prcssly for the columns of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
Prominent among articles of especial interest were
the following:
Left in Trust; Tho Story OF LADY and Her Lover =
The first instalment or charming serial story % the
wsll.known and fayOrte writer Mrs. OpnsnL published
from adv1nef copies OF TnE
| TRWUSE gives an account OF some or tie principal
events Oi the carnival at the French Capital
| Johnny BOuqlet's uks-Tho romance Of Presiden
tal messages the Brooklyn Bridge, AMI ia rank among
similar IN this other countries. form the
themes OF conversation on the way IRON New-fork 10
New MISUNDERSTANDING reviews arc given Of
| Mr. Waters collection OF tEe poems OF I1tZJames
O'Brisn, and several other recent publications
ReCOectOns OF goader.--in this article MT CongdOn
Of literary iashms In styles ald names, success
fu and authorship and forgotten works
In Gallery and Siudio.-A further account Of some OF
tic pictures Ter the forthcoming exhibition at the Acad
Nome Entcrrsts.-Irnt and tho fish marFet, tho fruit
market, ana kindred subjects are treated n connection
Tie Last Half Crown-A tale OF English clerical life.
| knitting and Crochet
Rengious Intelligence.
Slang Of the Stage.
A Savage IN a Ballroom.
The Poet Pe0h's Double.
Our Sweet CHI Graduates.
Row Queen Mary Loved King William
TGe Private l1 Iit Of PRINCE MetterGea
Letters from The People.
The following were among articles Of news of
especial Importance
The News in Loudon.-The special cable dispatch TO
TIRE TRIBUNE OF the situation In South Africa, and
the nOrcemcnt OF the Protection Act In Ireland Pres
Garfcds Inaugural Address Is commended In Lon
Narrow Escape of Mr.. Hayes.-A graphic account of
the disaster and Potomac Railroad by
which the train containing the ex President and his
family wrecked, and several lives lost.
The Presidents Cabnet-An account OF the nomina-
ton and confirmation OF the new Cabinet with bograDh
Great loss Of e-A report OF the burning Of the Dan
vile, Penn. Insane Asylum, by which hundreds Of lives
Wrecks and sorms-urther particulars of the devas.
tion wrought by the recent storms along the coast
The usual departments of foreign, general, polit-
cal and local news were well filled with interesting
information regarding current events The news of
the day was briefly summarized as follows:
FOREIdN.-The London cable dispatch TO THE
conflict and the Irish land movement. - 1t has
become known that General Colley delayed the re-
cent negotiations. hoping to retrieve his disasters
- Mr. Forster has been taking steps to enforce
the Protection act in ireland. - The British Gov
ernrncnt liz still resolved to surrender Candahar.
produced an excellent Impression in London. -
Edward llanlan has received q public welcome In
Toronto. - Baron Frederick proposed at the
Assembly Of Mobiles, in ST. Petersburg. that the Car
shOuld be asked to accord them further privileges
- A cable has been laid between CienfuegOs and
Santiago dc Cuba. - General Roberts left Lon:
StandertOn ls reported
DOMEsTIC.-President Garfield sent his Cabinet
nominations 10 the Senate Saturday. and they we're
confirmed in executive session. - Ex-PresdenL
Hayes and family eft Washington for their home,
and met with railway accident IN which sovesal
persons were killed near Baltimore. = 81
P,tricks Catholic Church at Peoria. III,
was burned Saturday morning =, ~
is thought that more lives were -, lost
by the explosion in the coal mine at Almy w. H.
National Bank of Virginia at Richmond. has EN-
bezzled over Hiram AtyinT sa a3G avs
charged with the Illegal manufacture OF whskey.
Cry SUBUEPANIIhe SOm%It ~ E2. on ES
SATURDAY. - Mr.. Tilden through the secretary
OF the New-York lrsn Ore CompSaMn I,
denies the charges made against him in the Wet
more suit. - Panchot won in the walk. -
The sole survivor of the bark wrecked on Coney
Island told his story one body was washed ashore
- The crew of the bark A. +. BOtsford, wrecked
on the Island of Barbuda, arrived in this city.
Copies of the paper may still be obtained at the
office of The TRIBUNE or by mail Price 8 cents.