New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-20
Personal.


Thomas Dunn English, the poet, will be a
at the next session.
A. Il. Lee, the man who drew the Crosby
oPefal9nse last Winter, and sold his prize al once to
Pr Crosby Tor $4,000 much annoyed with begging
The Rev, Father Lavele. the well-knOwp
iish mas commenced an action against Inc Lott
don Ba'iy Telegraph for calling linn cOnsecrated r
The London Observer announces that Queen
Victoria about to emerge from her long seclusion and
her reign.
Madame Parepa-R Rosa. her husband, and
sgnot terTant visited the Mclean Asylum at somer,
with some fine selections Of music.
The report in circulation thnt Gen. Lyle of
Philadelphia the Sheriff elect was diving the effect
! ofnurles received two weeks since, by being thrown
from carriage, IS incorrect He is still suffering from
the accident but his hie not believed to be in danger
George Gardner, well-known barber OF
Ne~-HaYen ana MS wife. celebrated their golden wei
| marriage ceremony anew and two of their grand
children were christened in their presence.
The Rev. c. Z. McIlvaine, son of the Episco..
! Delaware at s.. Andrews Church, Wilmington, Del.
the 18Th inst The Bishop of Ohio assisted the Bishop OF
Delaware IN the marriage services.
Cardinal Cullen visited his native parish, Mar
rahmOre, recently to eOnsecatc bell ana was received
with extraordinary enthusiasm, arches being erected IN
remembered that the Cardinal has been conspicuous
enemy to Fenianism
The Rev. Newman Hall has excited the ire
OF Ihe IiiddaphiG Age, and the editor spare column
OF his largest type effort TO abuse the distinguished
geneInan The cause % TINS TRADE l. me warm sympa-
thy Of MI Han with the Northern cause during our late
war
The Oldest couple in Ohio are Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd at lrOnton. lie Il no. and she 100 They get mad
each other every little Willie and threaten 10 obtain
divorces The other day the dame refused to on
shirt button for her spouse when he Indignantly inquired
The oldest person in the State of Connect
cut is Mrs. Lord OF East Lynne. She Is 07 years Old and
retains her mental faculties wonderfully. Her Pet thcme
OF ersaOn h OF the Revolution which she distinctly
remembers. Her eyesight Il somewhat faded but she
easily recognizes friends and Accompanies wonderful
amount OF knlttlng'
! The catalogue of Yale College for 1868 is
tpunted. The whole number Of Academic students en-
rolled Is divided follows Seniors iO Juniors 1875
sophomore, 1872 Freshmen 1873 OF professional students
there are 1884, ns follows In theology ~, IN law l6 IA
meditinG2 e philosophy ana the arts liz making the
totaruunJer OF students 60
The Hon Joshua Hill the great Union leader
of Georgia during the very fayornby considered
tine within fortnight for solicitor OF Internal
Rcyenu, but a. II # desirable give the place TO some
one who can hold IL permanently, hi. dropped
when twas learned tbat he Will be strongly pressed Tor
United States Senator from ms State when reconstruction
n accomplished.
Brigham Young, not content with one attack
civilization and christianity Il after the te g0d0f
young nn Of Utah TO marry right or all the unmarried
girls andnot allow themselves To be- guided 10y love but
and wind up with saying that Il after a certain time any
girls alteft over" he will marry them
lhad0Us stevens offers lOl SAFE Ine NdtlO-
donna IrOi Works IN Pcnnsy lvana, destroyed by the IN
recn fcces IN July 1903 The land consists OF nearly
2lo00 acre II II sold he proposes To rebuild the
works uudr a charter obtained for manufacturing pur
poses whth contains the privilege OF building railroad
from the Maryland line 20 the susquehauna River 1t
also OF Mr.. Stevens 10 bud thl3 road II SUI
focnt STICK can be disposed Of for that purpose
Capt Mayne Reid Of England, the we'll
known BOYS story teller has taken house 40 Newport
whore nc viii live for the Winter. At = suggestion IN the
local pa that hc mi ght Dc secured 10 give public read
ings after The Dickens mode capt. Reid seems indig
nat ant replies: hope you VIII do me the honor to
believe tla nave to America for higher purpose
than 20 make exhibition OF myself as literary snow
man"
Senate Sumner delivered his lecture Are
We a Naum e. i'm Boston Tuesday evening. The Adte5
sfr says. '1r. shows quite plainly ~ ms race
and pDrlms plainly on his general bearing
the marks his late accident and at times hts delivery
Was iunrrd by weakness OF tone ana -huskluess OF
re power ~ the orator tiunphcd over al inc
difficulties n the situation, and II was most Impressive
sgit witness the rant, earnest and even eager atten
ton with Which the great audience hung upon MS Woiis
tho readiness with which thcy caught hs IDEAS ana the
enthusiasts with which they expressed Their sympathy
Win his OPINIONS.
The 7,5onfo Globe says: Some gentlemen IN
UlmiitOniuVc been trying bring Mr charles DoheS
Ia read nat city bur have received unfayorabe re-
py from hi- agent Mr. Dolbcy 10 D, Thought that lac
win couim himself To NcwNork, Philadelphia ana ios-
ton having time read only ~ tunes during ms HNe
months city America. We fancy that those cities H
le Cxhaused by fewer than 20 readings and mat MT
Dickens wll probably visit the Provinces II he does
No hone tll chaucs' Institute Will make ADVERTISEMENTS
10 bring hin here thousand dollars pt g0n u his ng
stitute cotll make money by the operation