New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
PERSONAL.

Boston will give Mr.. Longfellow an enthusi-
astte reception on his return from Europe
Portland, Oregon, and Victoria, Yancouver's
island voted to the Hon. W. H. Seward the Inequalities
Of those cities.
Mrs. LivermOre has put down her little foot
and says that she i0 vote the next election In Chca
GO-or at least shell Sy
The man who threw the first stone in the
streets of Baltimore at the old Massachusetts, Sixth 10
living in Lafayette Ind in strRitened circumstances
Gail Hamilton actually contemplates another
visit TO her Minnesota farm Horrible visions Of trunks
and bandboxes already fit before the eyes Of poor Har
carDassus.
The Paris Figaro proposes to the French
that they establish Republican Government and mako
Victor Hugo President with his two sons Francois and
Charles Hugo Assstant-President and VicePresdent
Chief Justice Chase was to have left Concord,
n H. yesterday for NarraRansett, where he is 70 visit
Mrs Senator sprague From Rhode Island he viii 20 to
Washington. and thence to Petersburg West Virginia
where he will preside ct the Circuit Court.
Miss Mann is the name of a new aspirant for
pedestrian honors in Adrian, Bioh and Western news
paper asserts that she can outwak any other IN
parts. prove this her last timetable has been
published and shows that her last march she made IS
miles IN q hours.
John g. SAKE starts for the Pacific coast with
his new lecture early IN September and makes the jour
ney lesurey taryng by the way TO meet engagements
Mr. SAKE has spoken before moro than thousand audi
the Atlantic States and goes 70 California by In
vitatlon Of the Mercantile Library Association Of San
Francisco.
"Friend" Brunot, as the telegraph called him,
is not Quaker at all Of the unpaid Commits
large appointed by the President TO represent
the non-Quaker Churches and Christian phlanthropsts
generally, and to whom is ntrused not only general
supervision OF the whole field OF Indian affairs, but the
disbursement OF the (which Congress placed at
the disposal OF the President 10 be applied at his dis
cretion to ameorate the condition of the savages He
is q resident Of Pittsburgh
Speaker Blaine of the House of Representa-
tlves was at the Aston House yesterday.
Judge Stephen j. Field of the U. s. Supreme
Court arrived IN this city yesterday seven days from
San Francisco The Judge r. at the Breyoort House He
will sail for Europe on Saturday.
Baron Krause, Prussian Charge d'Affares ut
Washington, is at the Brevoort House Senator Paterson
OF HeW-Hainpshre; the Hon. NJ. Welke OF Ohio; tho
Norman Ward Washington. and John r. Ford Baltimore
are at the Metropolitan Hotel Professor Won Schlagin
n C.; Col. T. Houstoun. Florida tho Hon. c. A. King
Toledo. and r. A. Mayo Richmond are at the 81 Nieho
Judge Balloon, Binghamton Gen. O. W. Bnck, Chemung
House. Gen Ira spaldng Costa RIGA; tho Hon John L.
Thomas IT, Collector Of the Port Of Baltimore Judge
Coss Of Florida j. b. Campbell South Carolina; Judge
r. j. Brent, Baltimore, and Thomas Allen, President Of
the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad Company
at the Fifthave. Hotel T. Berenger French Consul at
a. Louie and r. Bayard OF Delaware are at tho New
YORK Hotel Col T. w. Q. Moore, U. A. Is at the Cole
man House.
FOREIGN PERSONAL
Mr.. HepwOrth is about to leave England
for tour IL Russia
Napoleon III. is engaged on the second vol
ume OF the life OF Cesar.
The Prince Imperial of France is very good
rider on the velocipede.
The Grand Duchess Maria of Russia is in
Paris on her return from Vchy.
Archduke William has been appointed Com
mander Chief of the dwehr in tho West Of Austria
All the Projects and Sub-Prefects of the
Empire received the text Of the EmperOrs message by
telegraph.
Charles Dickens's assistant editor on All me
Year Round ls SICK and Dir Dickens has undertaken 10
perform all the work
Prince de Metternch has returned to Paris
from bis visit Germany and resumed his functions as
Austrian ambassador ..r
Gen. Baron de Gabens has just been appoint
ed to the superior command of Hungary in tho room OF
Gen Prince dc LichstensteD, who retres pension
Father Gavizzi, in n letter to a friend in the
North Of England. says that crisis In Italy Is ap