New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-02

who cannot help 10 .; and another: sThe ura...s -
ortsvorst her cannot prevent anybody from dy,r. n
The publication OF Holland news,ano.
Manhattan Island IL novel venture In ourna,,.,a
first number OF the Bicmos Haydeis Couranfh..
issued from one OF the old Knickerbocker -
BowIng-greeD, by J. Want Woud. Holanc.s
birth. who has resided for thirty years IN tho
States. With the exception Of two columns aaa,a"
10 the American Press. this weekly 49,.
is printed in the Holland language, and the r,,'
speaking printers and proof-roaders seem 70 -
overcome readily enough the difficulty Of us,,a ave
unfamiliar tongue. The object OF this yeekiv y
and trade journal IL the promotion and exter ., :.
trade between the United States and the No,s
lands. IL Is singular fact that Americans taa.
and care lees about tho small country winch fo,,a
the City OF New than about any other counfrv =
curious journal will do something to revive In ybs, ~
once New-Amsterdam tie old,5ime in 10 the %
Amser am OF Peter Mnuit, WOuter van TWlIler ~, va
Peter StuyvesaDt. '
An Indian youth and maiden be,on,;..
10 ono OF tho tribes OF British Columbia who bad .,
tended to postpone their marriage until such tina a. a.,
instructions Of their missionary should have fitted h
20 90 through the ceremony after the manner az Or
tians, changed their minds when the Princess ou
arrived In their settlement It their ardent de-,
TO be married In the presence Of their great wb,
mothers daughter" and the Princess cneey,up,
acquesced The friends OF the contracting parties v.,
arranged in two long facing each other the ehs
the bride and groom and the nearest relatives oecurv
cross seat at the head Of the two rows The fs,bs,
the bride made address In the Of which he ss
that he was giving his daughter to the young man ana
that thereafter she would be the dead 10 Nh.
Therenpon n large dish placed upon the rrouna
intwhich the friends OF tho groom money IA ea
pensate the old man for his loss. This eonspaforv
Offering occupied considerable time and when the cous
WAS made the dish was found to contain 500 Tfe
ceremony ended with q feast.
The superlatige tramp OF the world died
near Sydney New sonth Wales, few weeks ago IA
was Christian Frederick Schaefe by and BY b-th
q Hessian. Though afflicted with spinal complains
and delicate constitution he wanderer upon tia
face OF the earth extent which the Wandering Jes
never conceived Of and he must serve for all time a.,
model in his line. He asked for would accent
money saying that Inc had no use for 1t long as M
could beg food and clothes IL Is supposed that he had
walked more than 700 miles in making successivey
the tour OF Germany, France Spain. Northern Africa
Turkey Italy Greece, England. the United States New
Zealand and Australia. Occasionally, when absoiats
necessity required as for instance shipbOayd he
would do n little work. but his apparent feebleneu
was honest and harmless thousands people. the word
over. thought kindly OF him. when he fell sick he
tendcrly nused aud when he died his body reeeiyes
decent burial II is thought that he was little wrong
In the head, and his last days were spent In hate
asylum.