New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
PERSONAL.

Gen. Grant and family will go to Newport
III few days. to be the guest of Senator Morgan
Miss Hettic II. Robinson, the rich heircss of
New-Bedford. has "perpetrated' matrimony.
One of the female visitors mt Saratoga APP
peared in different dresses on the first day after her
arrival there.
A youg man named Isaac Cors better known
M Harry Hudson, the lOn-tamcr drowned last week
at Hartford.
Three more Of the persons employed in the
Fulton Mills Lancaster, Pa at the time OF the explosion
The Rev w. H. Greene, who was in Itch
poison. escaped from the Jail July H.
Dr. Robinson of Bennington, Mich, died on
Sunday night last week. in consequence Of sprnklng
chluroform upon his pillow to produce sleep
u. =. Suvoong, a native Chinese student IN
the Kenyon Ohio College. has carried of The prize Tor
the greatest proficiency among the Seniors III the Ereek
Testament
Two religious controversialists, named re-
last Alton. n H. Mutt finally rescrted to the medieval
way or conversion and before he had convinced ms adj
veTsary nearly beat his brains out with hoe handle
WARRINGTON in his letter to The Springfield
Republican says lie has heard 1t suggested that the
lied IN the interest Of GOV Andrew candidate for the
Vice Presidency. on the ticket with Gen. Grant.
Louis Napoleon has ordered NJ MOnnier. the
tutor " The Prince nPeiai TO te4oh nun IN history ony
plain 10 his son the meaning OF the events as he under
stands them.
Ira Y. Mann, one of the leading warehouse
men Of Chicago sued for breach Of contract OF mar
age Tuesday by semahtna Proctor TnO Claims f aysy
Years The plaintiff announces her determination To con
duet the case herself
In consideration of distinguished public serv
her Of the Grand Council received the title OF Prince
This Is the rt and yet only OF It's Kind
the Turkish hierarchy into the nomenclature OF when
the title has been specially adopted for the occasion
The following are the appointments of Regis
tiers in Bankruptcy IN Georgia; Isl District joshua I'M
Mckinley; Iyth District, Alex g. Murray; YIN District,
Albert c. Foster; With District Garrett Andrews; With
District. Lawson Black
Mr.. James j. Spelman, of The american Bdp-
ts just received letter from Mr. Frederick Do"g,
IN, lost brother Perry and family. The letter concludes
ms follows 1.-THE meeting Of my brother after nearly 40
years separation Is event altogether too affecting Tor
words To describe. How unutteaby accursed Is slavery
aud unspeakaby joyful are the results OF ls over
throw! The search now being made aud the happy re,
unions now taking place all the south after years OF
separation and sorrow, furnish subject OF the deepest
pathOs
We see saws The Boston Journal, sundry
arr lcs going the rounds relating to the extraordinary
power OF memory possessed by Daniel webster ana we
add another To the list Nearly twenty years ago per
son. an stranger TO the Great ESpounder nad coca
sion Mr. Webster at his hotel Ia ms city for very
few moments only after midnight. Nothing took place
al the interview which could reasonably De expected 10
flstcn the strangers name memory Oh the nina OF
Mr. webster nevertheless nine years aftcrwad the
two never having come INTO personal contact inlene
duteyl Mr. Webster met the individual IN question one
morning between and o'clock In federal-st, named
him. shutng him with " Good mornin e. ana inquired as
III.
Governor Of Ohio entered tho service IN August lJl as
Major of the 55th Ohio Regiment On the llh OF October
following the regiment went into camp at NOrwak On
The 2jth OF November Major Lee commissioned ITS
Colonel His first work IN the field was In virginia IN
schencks command. In the campaign against Sionewa
Jackson 55th then transferred 10 the Army Oh
thc Potomac which Col Lee was placed at the head OF
brigade lie rendered himself conspicuous IN many
battles hy his galantry and ability. AT Chanee0rsNle
he Was especially prominent for his GOODNESS anna lhe
decentralization which prevailed during the latter part OF
the action In May, 1863 he resigned his commission
urgent reasons existing for his presence NJ home HIS
ssices were recognized at the close OF the war Dy
brcvet. Gen. Lee resides at Ilmh
/ He Is about 80 years OF age. . ,ooo =
The catalogue of Harvard College for 1867
shows 5Oi professional students and resident graduates
and 4OI unr graduates, making total OF yOo Inc resi-
dent graduates number T. and the professional students
are thus divided Divinity students. Al law students,
| us. scientific students, So medical students, sos
| The undergraduates thus divided seniors
| o.: Juniors, 70; Sophomores, ll2; Freshmen, llv
| There were I7s applicants for admission TO
he regular college during the past week, OF
whom 80 were admitted into the Freshman class ii INTO
rho SOphomore and into the Senior; 10 were rejected
Ar mo commencement gentlemen VIII be graduated
nom the Divinity SCHOOL, from the scientific school
with he degree Of b. 81 from the Medical school WIN
fine degree OF NJ D. 70 from the Law school WIN the ne
gree OF IL b. and "a from the College, with the degree Oh
| 4 r. FIfty-four OF the graduates from inc Medlcai
school received their degree at the Medical commence
ment last March fifty graduates Will receive me
degree OF A. NJ in cOurse-a larger number IMAM ever DC