New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02
PERSONAL.

The Hon. Lyman Tremain is to deliver the Grafton
at Rensselaervllle on the Fourth Of July
Mile Rosa Celeste is preparing to Guido Blondin at
Niagara Falls
ATexan Sam Patch is amusing Houston by jumping
into the bayou from hight Of so feet.
The Hon. Hiram Warner has been appointed Judge
of the Supreme Court OF Georgia. vice Lupkn deceased
Two of Maximilian's staff passed through Jackson,
Miss. on the 5th inst, on their way TO Europe.
Mrs Postmaster General Randall is going TO spend
the Summer in Scotland. She will sail this week.
The unusual sight of man reading the Scriptures
in the observed upon one OF the trains going
into Boston last Tuesday morning.
DR.. John L. Atlee, Gen. Geo. NJ. Steinman, and the
Hon Thomas ra1s n Snen fbs o. erecon ~
building for the Home Of Frendless Children In that
city
Gov Durkee of Utah, has gone to California on o
years. and of the Senate OF the United
States six years. from the state OF Wisconsin, before MS
appointment as Governor OF Utah.
The Empress Eugene has written to the Princess
Of Wales persuade her to 1--we win Rer oE he
TO her health and assuring her that she VIII receive al
the affectionate care OF a sister.
letter from Rome. says that among the notaDiii-
ties now in that city ruaIist clergyman OF the Angh-
can Church who appears az all the Roman Catholic cere
monies attired In the full dress OF pilgrim or hermt
and assists devouty at all the religious functions OK
the season.
The Hon. George H. Pendleton, late Democratic
candidate for PRESIDENT the Hon. schuy
Ter Cofax Saturday evening Among the guests pre-
Governor OF Ohio and Colonel Jones' OF Newport KY.
A good chance for the " Union League"
Judge X. s. Hudson of Yazoo County, Miss, has
written letter TO Gen. Ord about the registration law,
one sentence OF which takes up II lines and $50 words
When you get the end OF the sentence you have lost all
remembrance of the begRning. Natchez paper says
sentences Of the Judge were all as long when ne was
on the bench criminals must have been on the rack
The chivalric editors of The Montgomery Mail are
written or may write, rejecting upon the conduct Of IN
diyua the editors OF The Mai hold themselves entirely
responsible, and will promptly answer any demand for
satisfaction, coming from any one who wears clean
SHIRT and has not been in the Penitentary."
On Saturday last says the Selma (Ala.) MessenGr
of the l2h inst, Robers Mcknight, one or the odcse
almshouse of this county Mr.>Mcknight was born In
South Carolina in 1888. and commenced learning the
art preservative Of s arts" Ia Georgetown, G., Id
79s and until within few years was able TO work az
the
It is stated by Gen. Spinner, the United States
Treasurer that LOpgstreets checks were paid by him
during the war; the only instance of that kind Long
street was Paynaster In the United States Array when
atey upon resgnng hs position In our army deposited
all the Government funds he had hand and made pro-
vision for ali the checks which had been issued by him.
The inevitable Fayette McMullen recently a cam
ddate for Governor OF Virginia, has been on TIP vest
and has taken peep through the mill OF western
politics In casting his horoscope, he has been impressed
with the notion that he the prognoecs OF Two e
pests In the Northa financial revolution In favor OF re-
pudlaton and political revelation IN reacuoh
ApasrO spifASA NS MeMuliep wears queer s2SStaessS