New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-23

ihouNbS LOnuon ana rams CORRESPONDENTS, he-
erary, musical and dramatic criticisms and reviews;
large amount Of original and selected miscellany
and all the customary departments that make the
paper Of such great value to the public. The gst Of
| some leading articles may be given as follows
Current Topics in LondOn.-Mr @ W smaleys special
cable dispatch to THR TRIBUNE said that domestic po-
GSI, VT S d,dd ass wee IA " @ Sr'
while Lord LyttOn has erv assailed Mr. Gladstone.
Great popular sympathy 10 being manifested for the
coming critical and may result IN tho overthrow OF the
in RoSersoHs Ours. S dnsr press GspateSe. an
n9unced more lighting In Her5egoyine and stated mat
men. had left Yakutst for IrkutsE.
Guiteau, tho Assassn.-rhs murderer OF President
jury the speech which he had prepared ior that pur
pose and which Justice Cox at first decided that he
should not deliver. The courtroom was packed with
persons eager 10 hear and watch the assassin cor
respondent OF THE TRIBUNE graphically described ths
varying OF Guiteau and the incidents worthy OF
Affairs at Observation-Disclosures from the National
Capital reported the discussion in Congressional com
ttees Of the renewal OF Nauona! bank charters, and
ether topics OF Importance and gave mucn othof news
ton rendered by Mr. and Mrs william Z. Dodge to Gov
Music and the Drama'%A review Of Tic Money-5pln-
nor" OF the Brooklyn Philharmonic concert
The Squire In London.-The regular correspondent
Of The TRIBUNE reviewed the comedy introdu ced
alto scandal caused BY its production.
The Hamilton Library.-Mr. q. W. Smalley wrote
about the coming sale Of rare books ana manuscripts
from Hamilton Palace
Ninety Tnree,"~THE TRlBUNE's Paris correspondent
reviewed The drsmatzed Of Victor HugOs great
tale Of he Revolution and gave an account OF 10 first
presentation on the stage.
New Pu6hcauOns.-Reyiews were given Of " Noah
Webster" by Horace E. scudder, and Patrick Hanll
ton" by I. P Johnston; together with notices and ex
studies N Autobiography .-Mr Congdon ave all &C.
count Of the life and experiences OF Michael Kelly, the
irish opcra-stngpr OF the reign OF George "
Home lnteestsP1ces IN the mar kets f!scell aneous
recipes aud fourth essay on German cookery by Mrs
Checkmare in Ten Moyes-A tale OF the Franco-Prus-
Franklin on Practical Religion.
Religions intelligence.
The butterfly spirit
MidWIutrr Fashions
Science Tor tine People.
The Anatomy " Panic.
COrTCCgiO's Last Angel
Fowl, ready Tor Market
The outlook for the lee Crop.
Customary departments Of news, market reports,
etc, well filled as usual. Prominent news
topics were summarized as follows:
FoREIGE.-rhe London cable dispatch to THE
TRIBUNE say that MIR. Childers has defended his
administration OF the army. - Lord Lvtton
has attacked Mir GlaGstone's pOncy. -
Active sympathy, with, the Russian Jews
Is manifested IN England. - Mrs. LaugtTy
has achieved success IN Ours" at the HayIuailet
Theatre. -= Lieutenant Danenhower and
nine men left lakutsk for Ekutsk on
TIC s,h instant. :" Two thousand
ant iaImels at Belfast. - The bill for the IN
corDorat on OF Hamburg in the Zollvcrcn has
been passed IN the German RelchStag. - There
have been disturbances a. DImIeJta. Egypt Ia
consequence of the hostility Of the soldiers
and MussumaDs against the Christians. -
- IEe editor Of the Diritt0 of Rome, and his
stan have sgued because that journal has been
sold the Banque FrancO-RomaIn OF PARIS
&C. The Italian Chamber of Deputies has
adopted the Reform bill as amended by
the senate. -= Two hundred destitute Russian
Jews reached Hamburg on Wednesday. - There
were considerable fluctuations on the Paris Bourse
Saturday.
DoMLsrIC-Guileau Saturday read to the jury
tue speech which he prepared for taat purpose and
which WAS published IN New Ork papers on Mon
day - The Illinois Supreme Court has decided
that the act OF the Lc5lsia ute creating PFoD-te
Cour IN Cook and La Sale Counties was unc0n-
sututIOual; much excitement was created III Chi
cago by tine decision. - Two passenger trains
came in collision near Charleston; two persons
were killed and several were hurt. - August
Johanemcyer a farmer living near Sedalia, Mo-,
placed oO5rructlOns Oh the track OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad. and q special tram,
which was Jay Goulu, narrowly escaped being
wrecked -= Three railway laDorers near Snpe-
nor City, Wis, buried under landslide.
-= Ex-Governor Bullock WAS buried at NOr-
coster, Mass. - ne members or family at
Georgetown, Ohio, were bound Dy thieves who car
ried away $4,000 -- Fire ut Atlanta, Ga,
destroyed seven buildings and caused heavy loss.
= / he Lsh hrm OF lsDelI Il Merrill. 81 Detroit,
has gone into the hands OF receiver. -= Justice
WestDrook has granted motion TO remove the
Sessions bribery 10 the Court of Oyer and Tor
miner ut Albany County. - Ii is stated at Chi
cagO tuat new TailrOGd company has been formed
uuGcr the name of The New-AlexIcan Railway COM
pauy, vita F3IUO0,OOO capital; the scheme 10 10
build eighteen roads in NeW-lleNIcO. - The
Boston agents OF the IrelSht lines nave been ORD red
to advance rates on Western bound irelghtS.
CITY AND SUBJ RBAS.-A reception was gwen sat
uruay night to the Governors OF Kansas aud Georgia
at the house OF " l. Dodge. --- mere we're no uc-
veiOpmcuLs ~ the railway settlement. -- IL Is
learned that Patu Will sing III this city IN opera
.f.pTrslr mr. Pfh 4 nafs- FfRrtR .r.ar
dereI against Jay Gould in a suit IN court. ----
Gold value Of the legal tender silver dollar Az 2
graIusJ $500 cents. -- Stocks were Gull, ana
generally lOWer and closed Weak.
Copies of the paper may still be obtained at the
office Of IKE TRIBUNE OF by mail. Price, 5 cents.
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