New-York tribune., 1882-02-13
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Numerous features of great interest appeared in
Yesterdays issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, COM
prising correspondence, criticisms, reviews, tales,
sketches poetry original and selected miscellany,
aud all the usual departments that make the paper
80 valuable to the public. Full and graphic reports
of news from all over the world were given some
leading articles being:
News in Iondon-Specal cable dispatches THE TRTB-
uTE toLu 81 Prp dnd F5tan sTs Mr Iadstnne and
Home Rule: and other timely topics
General Foreign Iutelligence-Tidngs were given Of
the Herzegovinian revolt, French financial troubles
disastrous mine explosion IN Wales, and many interest
ing events in the Old World
Washington News-Dispatches 10 THE TRIBUNE told
Of proposed Improvements in the signal Service Treas
ury topics pending measures before Congress- the Post
mas,er1 Generals appeal ia behalf Of the Garfield Ionu
mcnt Fund and vast amount Of miscellaneous news at
Local Misc. any.-T'he discovery Of an audaciOus
swndlc Geuslerermaan suit, street cleaning; and
many other current events OF interest were reported
Music Drama Art.-TLe Philharmonic concert, Sar-
dou's "Odctte" aud styles OF valentines were no
The Third Euglaud-Dr Freeman's third lecture in
Chckerng Hall was reported at length.
Among the ArtisisCurrcnt news ana notes IN the art
The Public Scnools.-A full abstract of superintendent
Tire RecordENews OF a large fire in this city, and
other conaa grations elsewhere
Briagins iSriilif las from the Coal Fields.
Washington Social Incidents
The Tennessee Deb Bill l1Yaid
Death OF \. NJ Soteld0.
Tepkhkill Post Otiice DEpute.t
Other prominent features of the paper were as
follows:
A winter Journ-y.-A staff correspondent OF THE
TRrBUNE gave picturesque description OF his journey
The London sage.-The regular correspondent of THE
TRIBUNE of Carl R0sas English opera some French
plays, and Mrs. LanStrys trials end uiumphs as an
actress. ,-,...-.- IN. -
her Of striking xracts OF Mrs Asia Booth Carkes His
tory Of the Elder and the Younger Booth
Lady Adela.-A pleasant story OF love IN fashionable
stndes in AutobIography.-Mr Congdon gave a sketch
Of tho life OF Madame de Gens cast amid the stormy
scenes Of the French Revolution.
Home Interesls-A review of prices and condition OF
Letters from the Psople.-Conmnnications from
respondents discussing various themes Of popular inter
Science fer the People.
Religions Intelligence.
Knitting and Crochet.
GuInevere at Almesbury.
The Author of Lorna Doone."
Marriage the Navy.
Gloves Old and New.
Madame Bette Murat
some severe winters.
Musical Legends.
Church-gOlng Animals
Popping the question.
Leading news topics we're briefly summarized at
follows:
FoRFIGy.-The London cable dispatch to The
TRIBUNE says that the British Government recently
resolved to make the cloture resolution Cabinet
question but they may have decided otherwise sat
ur,!av. - The British people feel anxiety re-
garding the Egyptian policy of the Government.
- Paris dispatch says at the Compton
Breton has failed and the manage haye aDSconded.
- The Marquis de Jocas has co 'nitted suicide
in consequence OF financial losses. - ne heIze
govluiaus have established provisional govern
ment -- new Ministry has been formed IN
Brazil. nj,
has ospoued its approval Ofthe proposed sale OF the
Snr1gue property. - The Tennessee Debt bill
has been declared unconstitutional oy the me
Court of the State - An injunction sult has
been decided against the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad - Much damage has been done IN Tex
NJ bv a freshet in the Trinidad River. -= A. Nj.
Sotedo. ir who was shot in Washington on lhurs.
day. died saturday night. - The aequittal OF