New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09
PERSONAL.

Gen. Garibaldi is writing history OF his public
| life.
Mr. Oscar Pfeifer the pianist, has left for Rio
Janeiro.
Mr. Carlo Patti leads the orchestra at the Varieties
| in New-Oreans
Senators Howe and Doottle passed through Chi
| cago Wednesday on their way home
! monument 10 Daniel = Dickinson Is projected by
| the people OF his native place, Binghamton
The Neq,1da Transcript announces the marriage OF
! All Sam TO All How, at You Bet on the Attn ult.
| London f.. Ward of Texas an exRebel General,
| is making bricks at MiddletOwn, Connecticut.
! Gov Cummings, OF Colorado ill-fame. has accepted
a Pennsylvania collectOrshlp
| Mr. Vallandgham delivers the commencement
| speech at Oxford University, Mississippi
Col Edward Frederick Chapman has been APP
pointed Governor OF the Be1nudas
Francis Lewis little girl. died at Cornwall. near
Albany, recently, from eating the berries of wild sunac
Capt John Buckingham. of the War of 1872, died
in Waterbury on Friday aged 81.
The report OF the death of Secretary Browning Is
premature. He Is slowly recovering.
Private Schultz. serving in the regulars at New
Orleans commanded Illinois regiment during the war
and was breveted brigadier.
| William Cornell Jewett lately married at
Frankfort Germany, TO Charlotte Berna daughter OF
wealthy American resident
The Rev Henry N. Hudson, author Of some excel.
lent shakepeaan essays will be the editor OF The Sat
urday EreniHg Gazette.
John Bell now 70 years old and much debilitated
Is living his Cumberland Iron Works, not far from
Nashville.
Monomone, an Indian chief. 90 years old and one
Of Tecumsehs veterans, catching muskrats for uye
hood. at Windsor, O. W.
II. w Shaw {" Josh Billings y has removed from
Poughkeepse TO this city where he Is engaged to write
James w Marshall and Capt Sutton, both poor
men, claim 10 hav been the first discoveries OF gold In
California.
Prof Matthew Arnold Of Oxford speaks Of the
Cable that great rope with Phstino at each end Of
| IL talking inutiiitics"
Julia Dean has accepted the tender OF a compli
% eiInens Of ss s ou ana 0'e
| Capt. Theodore O'Hara of Kentucky is discovered
to be the author OF the nsblo war dlrge "On fame
eternal camping ground their silent tents spread"
Irwin Davis. formerly waiter in Springfield.
ing an Income from a single silver mining company Of
$4,000 to 100000 month
Walt Whitman is dcvotng all the time ut his dis
posal after Official hours In the Attorney Generals
partment at Washington, to the preparation Of new
volume OF poems ....
H. Riyes Pollard recently remarked 10 a Northern
gentleman that negro suffrage is dirty weapon-a
dirty weapon but You have put II into our hands, and
A brother of Gen. Roger Hanson C. s. A., and Noah
Alexander both Of Bourbon County and very young
ball in his hip, the latter through his boot
Albert Pike, the leader of regiment OF savages in
the late war, and author Of The Fine old Arkansas
ribaidry in verse; oh, I'm good old Rebel" As
statement, this is incredible. ...t.l.t
The Prince OF wales has contributed ~ toward
the erection Of statue TO George Peabody The iye
Rothschilds Of London have each subscribed $40 for the
Pnrpose ana the names o. the Duke o. Portland and
Onslow subscribes $50 ~
The regatta between Harvard and Yale Colleges
Harvard crew is not decided on although Mr. Alden p
Loring who pulled No. In the University year.
win be the stroke and Mr. George Holdredge, who pulled
the bow in the Lawrence Scientific last year
will occupy the same position IN the coming race The
while Mr. william Blake. the stroke Of the Harvard
Is attending TO thelatter. r.f.. lff .r
The English papers record another miracle of cir
cumlocutiOn" linked sweetness long drawn out" The
case is that Of VIM Humphreys aged 70 years who has
within the last month had pension o. I'd day settled
lie left the army In 1877 so that In fact IL has taken
William Humphreys 70 years to md out what the life OF
British Government has, moreover consumed 80 years In
paying ninepence 10 one Of Its noblest creditors.
posing npon the good people Of New lie entered
Yale College professedy to 1T himself for the ministry
matters taking particular interest in one Of mission
schools In whose behalf he collected money He had the
s%Te 5 es n Hs i %
the New-Haven Jail awaiting trial. and at last accounts
was playing draw poker with fellow prisoner and
swearing over miss deal.
Adams Express Company has celebrated its twenty
sixth anniversary wheIelpcn Ihe BOso,, Jcna' says
then the Company has increased and prospered. The
a. ons q sGs not az
now extends from Hearts Content In the East TO the
tOlue Go IN the west anu gives employment 20 tnou-
sands MI Adams still retains general supervision OF
the Boston Office, but the details Of the business
managed by his competent sons Messrs Waldo Adams
and L. L. Adama" .lflt ~
"Old Abe,n the famous jockey, is dead As rider
and jockey he had equal in this country for he
he the slave OF the Hon. Duncan Y. Kenner of
Louisiana, and last Fan he returned TO his old home
where he died some days He rode keeompe In the
famous race with Lexington, whom he beat the Of
recently he rode Bayswater and distinguished himself
the occasion by securing the second place for
Mr.. Jeroines horse Feetwing, In the great with
Kentucky at jerome Park, In the Fall Of last year
On the 2sth of March, Miss Maria L. Patterson Of
for Boston via Newport and since that time has
missing. The family wish 20 know the address Of pas
sengers board the boat and train and particularly Of
or at the Old Colony depot The address Of the ladys
father Capt BeRamn Patterson, 6aee, Me- The young
lady was 2e years 0d medium hight good form weight
about 1870 pounds dark brown hair blue eyes She had
on atrayeng dress Of light vooey light eoored
collar black and white straw hat trimmed with ma
room velvet and blue vail l 20 .ft1elil'I Illl q
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