New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-14
PERSONAL.

The Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia re-
Gently visited Whemh0he aud the town Of Cassel, for
the time since Hesse became Prussian Province.
Mr. Holman Hunt has very nearly finished
the important picture which he has been engaged for
a considerable tine, In Jerusalem.
The Alleghanians, vocalists and Swiss bell
ringers to sail for Europe to-day They have already
made engagements for than hundred concerts
abroad.
1t is reported that the Rev. DR.. Burrowes
Of San Francisco, has given his valuable library to the
Theological Department OF the University OF California
1t will form excellent nucleus for the collection of
theological works to be formed by that institution.
Capt. John Moss, who discovered the famous
Moss ledge Of Arizona which yielded vast wealth has re-
signed tile post Of Indian agent resumne his adven-
furious pursuits recently left San Francisco with large
working force " deveope two mines In San Bernardino
County.
Two sons of Darwin, the renowned author
Of The Origin of Species" who have been doing f"
California and the Yosemite, lately are delighted with
the great State and marves OF scenery After spend
ing few weeks In the Atlantic States, they will return
~ England
The Rev. William Bell White Howe has Just
been elected Assistant Bishop of South Carolina Many
years ago. when he was Junior at the University Of
Vermont, buresque programme Of the Junior Shibi.
ton was circulated in which the classic nomenclaure Of
the town In roar. In that programme the future
Bishop appeared as G''HslmHs Hn!innaSslss Candidus
Dean H0wson of Chester Cathedral, now on
visit to this country to attend tho Baltimore Episcopal
Convention and for the benefit Of his health, observed
in an address delivered the 18th u that very great
interest 10 taken by Americans In Chester Cathedral
which contains q monument TO o Governor Of New York
mOrs of the battles fought between the Engish and
the Americans and monument 70 Bishop, the erection
OF which was set on foot In America.
Mrs. Lydia Shanklin, said to be the oldest
person in North Carolina died the other day In her iIsth
year. She present of the dedication Of the Prssby
terrain Church to which she belonged and lived zee
the celebration OF s hundredth anniversary. She had
been out OF the county In which abe was born and
had not the least desire 10 travel Up TO few days be-
her deOease he preserved most OF he- physical and
mental vigOr. .t . ; .-'
The Hon. Charles Sumner, In introducing
the Rev. Ahapass Coquere TO his Boston audience said
Knowing our honOncd guest by his Efe, sure that
70 hun war 10 detestAble, while republican govern
nent his aspiration far France. We're oil Frenchnel
OF bis mind the deadly war-fevef Would dtrGDpetr and
the republic would he established fnund att0n not b
be ehae and than would Branve rip8 70 eoFes whioh
che haa never bef ~ chedo Plain " q s tepoeA u
civilization there are two great commandments which
tbis powerful nation caunOt disohey with puny. The
Ars IL Ace and the Ond which In like unto the first
is the republic but the republic Ii pence most unlike
the empire, which was always war In Disguise. IL ],
sometimes said rtpT0achiHy TINT France II republic
without REPUBLICANS Tuis 10 mistake. WIS not Lii
fAy6tb A republican,