, 1860-10-04
PERSONAL

MIR. Seddens, IN Engl:shman, who is lee
turing in New York on Queen Victoria and the
Prince Of Wales, ssys Of the latter:
"0f the Prince Of Wales -ery erroneous
impression prevails. lie IL neither dull nor
stupid. hut u youth Ct the noblcst deposition
and splepdidIy educated. Like his mother, he
appea-ed ticket.y aud delicate IN youth it WIS
feared thst he might uot survive. He csrr,es
his head little on one side now. lie speaks
French, German, ftaIiua and Spanish with I'LL
eccy, beside beng good Greek md Latin
scholar. liz is we'll acquainted with Law and tie
lne arts, a good soldier Theoretically, and good
Lorseuan ; 10 wall or brook ever stopped him
wien on horseback Re i. what is technically
termed "a bru.siag rider. lie dances euormcns'
II. lie most Of the English youths Of The day,
and is al~ays guided by personal appearance in
his choice Of partners"
The New York correspondent Of the Boston
<jou-not, gives tie following personal sketch Of
Right Rey. Henry J. Whtsaousc, Bishop Of the
Diocese Of Illinois:
One Ct the residents Of New York isahe Bishop
of Illinois. Ha married d Lady of crest wealth.
and tfivites his time between his Btshopric st
lie West and the property OF his wife IN this
city. As The property ls tse msss nc tLono'eson
lands. 1axrs and ssocks have to be attended TO
from day u daf. lie Is as veil known on Change
~ jacob Little. Whateyar may be LIS posit. %
rs a Bishop, he has the repu:e OF being shreEd
financial operator. THIS anomalous position
does not suit the people Of his charge at Illinois,
and for years, trouble, bad feeling and tec'r,!-
rst!ens have attended h:s rule.
MIR. Richard H. ]'lnR, jr., has returned to
his hons in Cambridge, Mass., tso.o ilis reesnt
tour, He is il fuller health than whea lc went
away. and las gained much advantage from his
| jouroeying-
| j. Edgar Thompson, Of the Pennsylvania
Central road, has re- ,sucd the presidency Of tie
Texas Pacific railroad, and Col. '. h. Stephen
soa Of the Nashville and Chattanooga road il
considering whether to css"1e the vacant place
in addition to his present dnt;ss:
Fanny Fern, who has been srjourning fol
hrief season on our Northern Lakes, pays aht
following touching tribute to the late Cap: JSci
Wilson, through The columns Of tbs New foEs
Ltdger: -.,
Homeward bound: aud now Wa 1aast leav'
| ali these beautiful scenes, and tay farewell Il
the Kind faces, which ereeted NJ 10 many happ.
aeood mornings ard good nights"
"We must come agsln next SUMNER SAT-
| We alt-to said the Captain.
Al! the poor Captain. Ny eyes 6ll-my hear
acoes, ~ il had known him years, instead Q
those few bright. fairy days. Poor Cuptain Jacl
Wilron, with his handsome, sunthiny isce
cherry vo:cc, rrd manly wayst How little
thought there would 10 10 next summer" io
him. ~hea be- SO kindly helped me ,;l, Up on ;,a, H.
houss. to looE about; Who was alwnys sendiu
; me word to come "foEward," or j" aft" becsns
. be knew so much enjoyed seeing gu beautllu
things: who was atl goodness. all edness, an
vet, lew hours after We left him, feund g1av
IN that cruel surtl
!. The afternoon Of ths Day xe had said our "a
"Good bye" to him, Oh the Chicago pier, ~ ha
taken carriage to drive round the city, an
: reined up at the "dtaw" for = boat to pas
through. 1t was the Lady Elgin." going fot, y,
to meet her doom! We kissed our hands gail
to her in tho bright sunshine for aud I'm
syne," and that night, as VIC slept safsly in on
beds at the hotel, that brave heart win va,
i Ing babe prcst to it, had only that tre*che,ou
t rat bstween him and eternity. Tbs poor Cap
t4inI How can We give him ups As bis stron
arm sustained the helpless On that fearful n1gn'
: may God support hia oson gentle ons', tor WHOM
ouf hearts ache, in this their direst need.