New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-13
PERSONAL.

Jules Favre is reported to have made in the
practice of the law to the time of the breaking out OF
the war; fully 100000 francs and TO have spent 1t
like a Russian Prince.
Senator Morrill, of Maine is prevented by
illness from taking the seat to which he recently re-
elected There TO fear carly vacancy in
the Senatorial delegation from that state
The young King of Greece recently made an
effort to review the Olympic Games on the same spot ana
in the style in which they were celebrated rs cen
turics ago and the result an ignOmlOus ldllurc
At this late day. number of the admlrng
countrymen of Shelley express determination to re-
move the remains of the poet from the Protestant Gem
eery al Rome to LONDON, and place monument ABOVE
his tomb.
Walter Scott, n son of a cousin of the great
Sir Walter and bearing strong resemblance to the fam
y lives at Fail River, Mass and lately appeared as
the labor question before ComJ'ee Vi INC
nr. Dallas. the husband of the wel-knOwn
English tragedienn Mrs Dallas Glyn, performing
in country. has not rs might be inferred from re
personal para graph Abandoned MS connection "lh
The London Times.
new and splendid monument is to be
raised over the grave of Beethoven az Vienna the move
ment having been begun 10y distinguished Austrian
nCbleman VINO does little else III his itshfe thih pay
the great masters SO1idtds.
Richard Henry Stoddard, the poet being
now in the City Wharf Department under Gen.McClcan
somebody takes the opportunity to that the man of
verses and the Of reverscs are III The same bIahch OF
the municipal Government.
A French writer mentions Jules Sandeau, Al
fred de Mussot allchc dc Bourges Lannonais, Pierre
Leroax and Chopin as the fortunate morals VINO have
been made forever divine e1du driHs ton" omf') ~
the soulOve glamour de Pa0e) oil the peerless "eoI8o
Sand.
Gustave Dor6, though he has illustrated the
Bible superby is declared to have no faith in H. with
youth Oe is only ~, health fortune lame and irenas
morbid melancholy that lac often thinks IL would DC re-
he 10 hang himself
Gen. VIM. b. Hazen, the hero of Fort Meal
lister and one Of the most trusted officers OF the Rgua
Army is the 18TH inst to make the greatest Gonques
of his lucky career IN tine person OF the lOdhEe.i dgn
ter OF Washington Mclean esq. OF Cincinnati the war
wick Of the Western Democracy.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that Capt.
Joseph Howard Cromwell late Of Yellow Springs, Ohio,
WAS a neal descendant Of the great Oliver IL further
more aflirms that Clay County Ind, Is tu of Cronwes'
whose descent from the great Roundhead Is as thoouS|
established as family records can make H.
All sorts of erroneous reports IN regard TO
the edtorshp of The independent having got into circu-
latop II may DE well to state the truth, as Ollows Mr.
Bowen the proprietor though welding editorial power
does not perform editorial work. The experimenting
editor is the Rev. Edward EegleSton, d. d. Inc ONO
editor is Rev. :. H. Ward. Inc Kew. Dr. spear -
rather editorial writer than an editor Inc
DIR. Leavitt is employed ~ the religious ~
the Row Washington GLADDEN. VIII DC also al'er Vno '
OF April.
The Providence Journal, after abiding to the
fact that President ANGEL has consented to go
from the Vermont to the Michigan University says
This is one Of the consequences OF Work wen done
where lac Is His five years servcein Vermont mas MADE
him known ana made that he would be III demand
in yet larger fields. 1t is one Of the penalties Wcn %
lingtOn must suffer for having drawn away IRON hhuue
Island OF citizens capable OF 50 much Greater
work than they have for him to do And now having SCI
his mark upon the small college where ne mas uled
his hand and purchased good degree, ne goes 10 tle
great University of the West where his brilliant powers
and his ample academic experience VIII ma opportunity
large enough to satisfy all reasonable ambition lie VIII
take with him great hopes and abundant g0od wishes
nff riGU fa IN
honors their own. He goes fresh IN the forenoon OF
manhood, taking with him the promise OF many useIu
years. He takes thorough New England culture 10
that great seat Of education where boys 10y the thousand
viii direct"