New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-25
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.


The various departments Of THE SUNDAY TRB-
UNE Yesterday contained as usua( large amount
of editorial and general literary matter, CORE
spondcnce art musical and dramatic criticisms.
book reviews, fiction poetry. household, scientific
and gious miscellany, ETC., in addition to COM
plee reports of current events in all parts of the
world Some leading features may be briefly
named rs follows:
Londou.-THE TRBUNE's special cable letter told OF
British Cabinet changes, the Belt trial, AnRlo-Amerloan
literary topics and personal and dramatic news.
of Ganbetta's wound. the death OF Louis Blanc and
'Has,in1 ton-Speciai dispatches to THE TRIBUNE re-
ported warm Senatorial discussion OF Civil Service
Reform and other interesting Goyernmonta topics
TEBUNE dispatches told Of political,
business ana personal events IN and about the Bay state
GhGago-THE TRulcNE's special dispatches described
the bad state municipal administration and related
var ous stage, personal and political events.
san FranCiscO.Leadiug topics OF The TRIBUNE CORE
spOndents letter Nine Nilsson and the Princess
| Louise. fine srs and ostrich farming
Locai.-Events III this city aud vicinity were reported
fully; especially the street,cleang campleailons'
lations, arguments on the Passion Play, and minor
| topics A.. ,.,,,....
IN the churches markets, EXCHANGES post office and
| elsewhere.
| lcry and personal notes IN the art world.
| Musc.-BrooEyn Philharmonic performance of The
Drama prama.-Reyiew Of "Mcs6riey's fbfatou," where
| abouts OF tho stare, and general Stage news.
Socety-Eycnts of the week and promises for tho fu
ture in the fashionable circles tls city and vicinity
| New Pnbicatons.-Extended review OF Thomas s.
| Perry's I4e and Letters OF Francis Licber.
| Kiisons Autobiography.-Lstte from G. W. s.. giving
some account of thc historian and his wOrks and some
curious glimPses into the writing Of history.
| and girl OF The Middle Ages
The Elizabethan Cous1. The story of a sixteenth cen-
| tury revival and a stupendOus - SELL"
The Faith Cure-some account OF remarkable religious
works this city, and tho opinions of eminent physi
Broadway Note Book-The personal notes and notions
" Broadway lounger on men and things the country
Coastng at Ncwburg-D Description of that ctys en-
| jOyInent Of IT'S characteristic sport,
| Christmas Eve.
An Angry Trce.
Science for the People
The Diet OF children.
| Dit in India.
Home Interests.
Mr.; Froude on Democracy.
Rel gous Intelligence.
Carlyle on the Irish.
How Garibad Woed Anita.
BOer and his Slave.
One Phase OF Washington Society.
How Anthony TrOlOpe Worked
Aremus Ward on HeadCcntres aud Irish FundG
| Reminiscencs Of sir Waller scott.
How Cinnamon Borrow Money.
How a Novelist Preached
Leading news topics of the day may be briefly
summarized.
FoREIGX-Sir Charles Dixie is likely TO enter
| the British Cabinet. - The Bishop of Truro has
not yet accepted the Archbishopnc Of Canterbury
- Justice Huddleston's conduct OF the Belt
| trial is cri icised - he Archbishop of Bordeaux
| is dead. Go Herr Fegel. the German Consul at
Constautinople, has been transferred to w-York
- England has sent a note to the Powers ex-
planning her intentions in Egypt = Forty-tiye So
cialists were convicted on Saturday in Prague ==
French TentOrcements are TO be sent to Tonquin.
- The verdict III the Peltzer murder case is 10
be appealed from.
CoNGRXss.-in the Senate petitions were pre-
sented Tor an increase of the duty on Sumatra to.
bacco bill was passed t. provide for holding
term of the United States District Court Wichita
Kan. The Civil service bill occupied the greater
part of the session. number of amendments were
offered, several OF which were adopted. 60 There
was no quorum in the House. Leave Of absence
was granted to several members and the House adj
jourued 10 Wednesday.
DOMESTIC II he President on Saturday nominated
LOUIS A. Scott to be Postmas.e at Lowyilie n. Y.
-== Tue annual II port OF the Washington Monu-
ment Commission has been submitted to Congress.
== warrant has been issued for the arrest of
C. L. Upton. defauitihg president Of tho CITY Bank
of Rochester ---- The semi annual ordination at
st. JOSEF h's Roman Catholic Provincial Seminary
was held on saturday. - theresa Stnfla was sen
fenced IN Chicago Tor the murder OF stiles. -
William II. Clark. of New-liayen, committed sui
eide the steamship knlckerOocker near New
Orleans. =-- IA eyls have b On actively at work
i'm and about Plaiufeld, \. j. = At Covington,
Ga. William smith, age eighteen, while intonca-
ted shot and killed three mon. &C The failure
is reported of Lawson YalentIn', owner OF the
Houghtun farm. Orange County. - James
smyIh & Co.. manufacturers OF yarns, Philadel-
pLia, have failed. =-- There Is much feeling in
Chicago over the neificency OF the police
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Generdl preparations for
Christmas were made on saturday. -= An injunc-
tion was granted restraining the approval of
tract TO remove street dirt. - hearing on the
Passion Play was given by Mayor Grace. -
was arrested. === The Rev. Drs. Kiug and
McGlynn and Henry Clews testified be-
fore the senate Committee on Corners"
"A boy was run over and killed
in the Bowery by ire engine -AnOther suit
has been begun against William j. Hutchinson
Gold value of the legal-tender silver dollar