New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-13

caught behind his upper teeth and iubedded In the rox
Of HIS mouth from which the blood flowing freely
fore he could be released but he finally escaped withont
injury excepting q jaw and several loose teeth
The United States Consul at Matanzas desires
THE TRIBUNE TO announce for the information OF thief,
friends that Albert Van Even, steward and Heinrich
Olesen, seaman, OF the barkentne Fannie r. Lorine
died OF yellow fever in the Santa Hospital in thas
city juno and respectively. They were stricken
with the fever board their ship taken to the no.
pita on May 90 The steward left Q watch which tina
sster Of the barkentne viii deliver TO his family Tae
seaman left nothing OF any value. The Consul Mr. David
vckers adds: The yellow fever has broken fear
fully in this city, and threatens to become scourge
There at present at least sixty known cases. they
are rapidly increasing It is all around me here and
don't know when win be called on but "a have en-
listed for the and all the rest o, the Consus ths
important interests 10 he protected (which cannot bs
done by Voe-Consu, have determined to remain at
my post, yellow fever or no yellow fever"
There is great joy in Belleville, Ontario,
the exposure OF Dr. Slade the notorious sptuast
and medium, who in the presence OF dozen gentlemen
including the chief Of police, acknowledged last Friday
morning that he fraud and that his manifesto
tons trckery. His slafewriting had pro-
voked much wonder among the people in attendance
upon his daily seances and plan formed for de-
tecting him. Upon being charged with cheating aud
threatened with arrest the medium fell upon his knees
trembling like an ASPEN" and begged TO be Let on.
The chief Of police finally relened sufficiently to give
him three minutes in which to get to the railroad station.
and by the first train he went East The general re-
joicng at this complete detection. however, Is some
what tempered by doubt whether the exposed spirit
ualist IL the genuine Slade. commercial traveller
who In Bellevile al the time Of the exposure offers
TO bet 800 to 50 that the ruined medium IL double
fraud and that the unaduterated Dr. Sade Is OF sbe
present moment at Port Huron. Mich.
"A minor canon of Westminster Abbey
says The London Telegraph, "may claim the honor Of
real discovery In respect to God Save the King This
fine old IL obscured its origin by the cobwebs
OF history and these It has been Mr. Harfords for.
lot to clear away. Lately he has been Screening
how TO teach swarthy childrel Of the Empress Of
India to sing national anthem ia their tongues
and dialects aud he is writing series Of interest
ingpapers In Mr.. Edward walfords Antiquarian
Magazine, a publication which unites with the
much lighter aud pleasanter 81 lore for the edin-
cation Of all who take lively interest in the
records Of humanity and civilization. Mr.. Hartford, In
his contributions this weedited magazine proves
prove internal evidence that the structure
OF God Save the King Is essentially Latin English;
and historically that it composed in the cause,
of the House of Brunswick, but OF the Stuarts The
writer's contention Ia that those who ascrbe the birth
the loyal ditty to feast OF OF the City companies
after the Revolution do not far enough back Mother
he argues do Others imagine they have detected is
origin French lines Of devotion 10 the B0urbons
Mr.. Hartford has to earth the object OF his hunt In
the Chapel Royal OF ST. Jamess Palace and IN the reign
y attributed to Father Petre the Jesuit lessor
| OF that reign"