New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-01
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Coyernor-eect Beaver of Pennsylvania started to
lecture the other evening at Bellefonte on From
Ocean to Ocean and Back to the Mountalns"-hls
tourney to san Francisco and return But he talked
all the evening without getting beyohd Oreat Sdil
Lake on the outward trip.
The Bishop OF Salisbury says in "The London
Times" that in the late Rev. william Barnes, whom
he knew WE'LL "what we have most to thank God
for and what most struck myself, was bis serene
and guileiess character and his sympathy with the
best side Of English country life. l spoke to HIN.
naturally about his poems. and having very prlc-
teal interest the character Of the Dorset vii
layers | ycntured to ask him how far they might
lie considered to nature, how far one might ap
neal to tho feelings disclosed in his dyc pictures
Of rural scenes and characters. lie replied IN Ell
tect as follows Il much regret that cannot repro
duce his own terse and graceful though honley
voris: That many persons thought That he had
nalnted our fox in too bright colOrs, but thai
every thing which he had written was true vi some
one IN Tie CLASSES described Ia the loels that he
Was painting, IN fact, from life, though the level
might 10 somewhat above the average. | do not
donDt the truth OF this statement, and have seen
much in Dorset Villages to confirm It; But If So
o n.le Saton conscious Of It's better self and set
Geore it, true minister's of Cod tho IDEAL OF eA-
ceence which il within Its grasp part OF Ills crea
ton. surely this is truo not lnsign ncant
pro, ince Of England Of our Dorset poet lie has
heued the people hercabouts to feel what they can
DO and do"
Mr. Chauncey +. Black says he is not a candidate
for any foreign mission and would not take If
IL we're offered TO him.
A cIeat pother has been raised in Italy over Manlio
Gariba di, youngest child OF the great Llbeator,
and one of the two children born TO Gafibadi and
his secon wife, Francesca Armosno, who survives
him Celia, the elder OF the two, was married 10
Professor \ittOrio Giazade by civil form, according
TO the family tradition not letting priest have any
thing to 10 with IL. then correspondent of az
IJnyeis" Il aris declared that Manic had been pri
ya.ey baptzel and received into the Roman Catholic
church by Cardinal Almonde, having been converted
by the teaching OF Professor de Crosse of the Inter
national Colele; and aidel tnat ManOs sister Celia
renamed ubbai tized and without any religion {"
out o. Ito stolm provoked by these statements camc
first card rom Professor Cra1ia Ell denying Ahnlios
baptism, and intnnatlng that Professor &c Crosse
had fabricated the stony. Ibis the iattor the
day dc MED. Then tic willow OF Caribadi decal ed
nat her son Aanlio had not been and never would
lie bapti cd, size wished to keep intact tho tradi
tons OF the family. Finally Manlio himself APP
ga ell to- AID IL found that when he entered the
Naval Academy at LivoinO lac declared himself 10 be
a Christi n, and said that he had received baptism
at the hands Of the Evangelical pastor. Gavazzi
service in the memory OF tho late DR.. A. A.
Hodge, OF Princeton, will lie held on December II In
the Chambers Memorial 'burch, Philadelphia. Tho
rincilai dress VIII DO niaao by the Rev. DR.. Fran
els l.. Patton.
Prince John Albreoht OF Mcckenbcrg -schwerin
and the Irincess Elizabeth Of Saxe wenier. who were