New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
PERSO WI.

Henry. Henry I" cries Mr. Edmund Yates address
Ing his friend, Mr. Lsbouchere. don't expect much
from you: but might at least write grammar! How
WAS II possible for you to san that letter to NJ Cham
berIan, IA which you talk OF measures which you and
me 80 ardcntly desire ~
"The after tho the Home Rule BILL" says
The WorLt tT.ondon), "quite throws into the
shade anything that has occurred In the House
within the memory OF living man. Mr.. Ashmead-
Bartlett was sacrilegiously called 'tnpot mill
taman'; such WORKS as liar. thief. and scoundre
were freely banded and flats (some not too ceaniy)
shaken in he face OF Mr. Chamberlain. Mr. Sesger
Hunt the subject OF actual assault AMI battery, and
Lord arti3gtons waistcoat torn IN the melee. AT
time a free fight seemed Inevitable. The AMI
counter cheers were taken up by the spectators mob
or ali sorts and conditions or took possession or the
by his experiences iusidel received ovation and
among the distinguished visitors sat TRANQUILITY che
antly to tho diplOnatists TIL NJ dc Staal claimed his
place"
Ex-Governor Gnstave Koerner and WIFE Of Illinois.
recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at
the home at Bellevilio, Ill.,. and had public reception
at tho City Park Theatre. Mr. koerner was born Ia
Germany n sO9 but has lived at BeIevile since 1888
NJ. Jacques Adert, whose death is reported, became
Editor OF he journal NJ Genera when it insig
ucant trweeky sheet, and soon made it the scost in
por tant daily in thu country. connected with
the paper for than forty years. Among the
writers engaged by him the Marquis de Flcrs,
clever Fronchman who wrote for The JoUnai series Of
lett Is French politics, with special reference to the
pecuiarties OF the Imperial gne. The letters excited
linn eate and wild attention, both in France and
switzerland. The French Government furious Inc
JOurnut Forbidden to France, ana the police
made strenuous Efforts to discover tho writer OF the
letters efforts which the end were crowned with
Marquis Flers arrested. prosecuted,
and narrowly escaped nens convictsi Of nsn treason.
rhe future OF NE JOuiJt thenceOrh assured, and
IL became as much French IA "A swiss paper.
NJ. Remenyi, the celebrated violnlst has teen
travelling in India, playing the part OF political
observer well musician he sums up his deduc
tons from what he has follows in The Nddrds
Mdtt Engshn ought to be more proud OF having
been able to govern nlis vast population than OF any
thing else No other nation earth could have under
taken such great task with sucn glOriOns Its.
Don't m-uDderstInl do rot mean 10 say that
Enghna's rule IN India il peIfecoGrar from il; bn it
j. the possible under the III Hon of difficulties which
must have Obstr scied the phth Of the Eugsh: and
repeat II again, and with emphasis, that EngIisnnen
Ogt to cOngrstuute themselves the happy result or
their government OF glorious. grand old dia FOR
through her OOuizing genius. England has done more
good To humanity thah thOus aids OF visionary utOpst5
and pOitcasters.
Long BRANCH. y. J., June 26.-Irs. Grant and family
here at their Occan,ye. cottage Tor the summer.
Colonel Frederick Dent Grant AL family guests OF
Mrs Grant,