New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-14
GENERAL NOTES.

An entire edition Of the Vienna Neue Fret
Prose- was recently coRhsclel by order OF the autho-
ties the that It contained several passages
IRON, Edmund Burke's Thoughts the Cause OF tho
Present Discomfort
Serious apprehension, if not actual dismay,
has caused among the propretor of vineyards 10
Western Switzerland by the increasing and p.oduc
ton OF fabricated wines The manufacturers cannot be
prosecuted for they sell their product for bat 1t ia
combination " the elements found by analysis IN pure
wine Ninety per of their mixture Is water whieh
costs them nothing and Of course they can underseL
producers OF the genuine fruit OF the vine while con
sumcIs Of low grade wines would about drinl
one LIQUID ae the other even they able to di.tin
ru,h between them IL Is apparent that the pfobieI
thus pre-ented for solution is serious from The ac
thar the prosperity OF several 'antons Is largely V'e'
upon the success or yltlculture.
The hotel and stable keepers of st. Albam
Vt have beaton the temperance crusaders Their per
sistent determination tQ do business long as ths
prohl5tory law enforced has been such source oil
pecuuiary loss aud public discomfort and
has involved such passionate wranges in the community
that the temperance workers have finally concluded thai
the moral gain hardly worth the commercial and social
sacrifice The Boston Hcrod, which f. responsible tor
tue above statement adds that during the last few day,
uumcr0usy signed petition has been presented 10 tho
landlords asking them to resume business and that
OF the funny elements which have influenced the propre
tors 20 comply ia the that the prosecuting attorneys
ra does Of the Supreme court, which Is called az St
ADAMS This week. seriously considering the nater
al adourning to OF the auJonlnH towns th1
To,nd he hotels of ST. Adams closed against them IL
this IL true the highest officers OF the supreme tipusI
Of the state are Inclined to wink 40 an unpopular law
Wy an their own personal convenience AM comfort arc
diminished by rs impartial eniOrtemeh Inc audloius
reoucp II 4, asserted with the UNDERSTANDING lha tH
ara NOT TO be mOesed in the sale OF liquor ACCORDING
their own Judgment ana discretion
A correspondent of The London Times em'
phatcay declares that far more serious coBmefc''
donger than the il.wn between jew and Christian
tbreatens Russia from this side Of the Atlantic He
vrites The American is undertaking the Russian as
corn grower and dealer Both for the production anu
for the conveyance OF cereals the Yankee mas Inas
machinery can do tho work OF hundreds or thonsahu'
OF men After several seasons OF SCARCITY
hardening ON famine there has been In Southern Russia
this veal fair harvest, though by no means as good
people in their eagerne,s anticipated There Is plenty
OF grain ready for embarkation from the Russian na
hors IN tbe Fnglish markets. But will 10 be able w
stand the competition OF American produce As"eh
might sailing vessel be expected TO outstrp steamer
Modern ingenuity and tho spirit Of association hS'o
Given the Cincinnati and Chicago smart men stare
which has made them victorious upon the earnest anu
pattent but Flooding John Hodges OF England "hap
will tney not do to the detrment OF Russia country
M. sinent es vet for ingenuity, thrift, aborons
a. The writer adds that the Russians hope ts
comrstton 10 ephemeral aud cherish the belief thae
In this country the population will soon grow up 70 tno
tarritory raising the price OF land increasing home con
sumption aud otherwise establishing more equal CON
ditions The TINES correspondent asks what wiz ~
oona OF the steed while the era grows anu eViuensy
thinks that saoh hopes are failseious.