New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-16
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Many features of especial interest appeared in
yesterdays issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE. Full
and graphic reports of the news in all parts of the
world were given; interesting letters from The
TRIBUNE's London and Paris correspondents; lit
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 gist OF
some leading articles may be given as follows:
Current Topics in London.-SIr G. W. smaeys special
cable dispatch to THE TRIBUNE outlined British com,
ments on the German Imperial rescrP ana tne RUSIOn
Professor Drs9eT and Mr. r. Fl Dana have called forth
many tokens OF regret and recognition Of their talents
Other important topics were referred 70. an,
General Foreign News.-French and German politics
Professor NOTdensOlds arrangements for another Are
tic expedition and many other subjects Of interest
formed the themes OF dispatches from various foreign
lands.
Guiteau the Assassn-specla and general dispatches
the defence the jury described the IN
court when Judge Cox announced his decision not " let
The Railway Dsaser.-Details were given Of the ter
ribe accident tsPuyten Duyv including fun account
OF what was done during saturday lists OF the killed ana
wounded. with all obtainable particulars concerning
those whose lives lost interviews with various Of
cia and employees to the responsibility for the &C
cident and talks with number OF survivors OF the
Music and the Drama.-Accounts were given Of Misc
Mary Anderson's performance as Berthe the PnlIhar-
the stage
Mr.. Punch's vagarles.-The regular London CORE
spOndent OF THE TRIBUNE gave some specimens OF INC
style Of personalities that the Editor OF Punch now
INDUCES In together with some insights into the past
and present conduct OF that paper.
Christmastide in Paris.-THE TRrBUNE's Paris CORE
g made P the 81 by
Lorraine Society and by the Roman Catholic churenes
New Publcations.-An exhaustive review was given
Of the literature OF poetic crtcsm founded on PROFESSOR
Poetry" delivered at Oxford. An interesting account
also given Of recently discovered seripDngs
by samuel Taylor Coerdge upon the margins and blank
Studies in &1tobography.-Mr Congdon gave a sketch
Of the self-tod history OF Sir EgertOn Bridges 80,
The Man with Red Hair.-A tragic tale Of English life.
Home InterestsA review OF prices and qualities Of
goods IN the provision markets. - .,, ,,.. 18th
German CookeIyIA third essay on this subject, Win
Barbarian and Two Ksthetes.
The Decline OF Professional Beautydom.
Science for the People.
Religious Intelligence.
Knitting and Crochet.
Drawing Room Malaria
The Empress Is'z Tan's Funeral
Not TO be by Ridicule."
The Dissertation of Tombs.
Oddities OF Persecution.
Prominent news topics were given in a condensed
summary, as follows:
FOREIGN.-The London cable dispatch to The
TRIBUNE states that the German Tescript and Gam
bettas threat 10 resign are being flscussed rather
inconsistency IN the English press. - Irince
Bismarck does not intend to dissolve the Relchstag
60 Some opposition is offered in England To the
proposed release of Parnoll and other members OF
Parliament. - The Liberals are supporting the
tenant farmer who is candidate Tor Parliament in
Yorkshire. == England is following the lead OF
France III Egyptian affairs. - Mr.. Blalnes dis
patches are still assailel in the London press. -
IhoOutrages on the Polish Jews excite Indignation
in England. - There Is some alarm III London
at the supposed spread of poisoning - The
London stage is dull 80 Professor NordenskJolds
arrangements for his Polar exploration will not be
finished before 1884. - General Logerot has
seized the persons OF several nOtables at Sfax as
hostages for the payment of the French war In
domnity. - NJ. Gambetta explained his pro-
posed reforms to the Chamber OF Deputies Satur-
day.
DOMEsTIC.-In the Guiteau case Saturday,
Charles Reed of Chicago addressed the jury for the
defence Justice Cox announced his decision not
to permit the assassin to speak to the jury -
Mr.. Gowen has been declared presldent-elect of the
Reading Railroad Company. - Great damage
has been done at and near Nashville, Tenn, by
floods in the Cumberland River. 60 Fire ut Al
blOn, n Y caused a loss OF $3.50 000 - In the
Supreme Court at Goshen Judge Barnard awarded
damages against two liquOr-sellers for offences
against the excise law. - The Rev. Dr. John ).
Stone died on Friday - EX-COngTessnan A. III.
Tanner died atWatertOwn, N. Y, Saturday. -
The widow OF Justice John Mclean died at Cncin-
natl on Friday. 80 Mrs. Caroline Rlchings-Ber-
uard died from smallpox at Richmond. Va oaClr-
day.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-EIght persons are known
River Railroad on Friday; two are missing
nineteen were more or less injured. -
Fifteen Brooklyn Aldermen were fined
$3.50 each Saturday and sent to Jail
Dust Judge Arnoux. - Three boys were killed
by the tall of a building in Brooklyn. - Gold
value of the legaltender silver dollar l412l grais
S7.23 cents. -= Stocks were excited and gener-
ally higher but feyerish and irregular, and closed
unsettled.
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