New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-22
PLRSONAL

Rev. Or Newman from singing Of Green
lands ley Mountains" has taken to seeing them. and to
remain on that frigd shore until tho Chiiis VI coming
winter drive bim hence.
Barney Butt, who began 10 take charge Of
locomotive early 1895, is now in the employ OF the
Lebanon PENN Railway, and Is said 70 DO the oldest
railway engineer in the hlted STATES
Senator Thayer arrived iii Washington the
other day from Cheyenne where he has been prospect
Ing FOR gold and silver both Of which he found In paying
quantities not far from the magic city
The Rev. William l.. Alger was in Geneva
early in July whence he writes that no Is greatly inn
proved health aud after snort stops at VIENNA ana
Paris he will sail for home sept 10
The magnetic waters at the st. LOuis, Mich,
SPRING., are working exoelently upon Chiei-Jusuce
Chase and the favorable reports thereof nave induced
other distinguished inyads TO take up summer quarters
there.
Another relic of the aboriginal Mexican EN-
pre has gone to the resting place OF the MontezumaS
ana de YoTbdo whose father Eeef9 9y al and Ge
ceiyed token OF imperial burial.
Sir Edward Thornton, having, with the sue
ces.fu conclusion OF the abors Of the High Commission
and tho ratification Of their work by both countries
handsomely cleared the docket OF the Bflti5h Legaoh
sails to-day for quiet Summer at NOME
Secretary Fish still fingers at his Hudson
home entertaining his notwithstanding, Dir. Bancroft
Davis who goes 10 Washington presently to take charge
of the state Department while is Chet crosses inc
Plains with the fEesluehtlaI party
Mr.. JAY Cooke has a charming summer re-
treat at Putin-Bay Lake Erie, where has shut up a
dozen clercymen to enjoy their vacation. The place is
contnuaV filed with visitors or TINS sort VINO are IN
yed for stated times and are replaced by DINERS When
the time expires
The son of Napoleon, Prince Louis, is great
fayorite with the British public OF a classes Recently
NJ military review the young Prince was Just In tho
rear of The TOya line Of carriages ana the people IN some
wov finding ont who he set up the hoartcst .cheofs
OF the day for the lad
Shortly after the death of ex-President Blu
cbanan his friends secured the services OF tho Hon. VIII
liam b. Reed TO prepare life Of the deceased statesman
Mr. Reed had not Como far when bad health Obliged him to
renoub the task and IL is stated that Prof James c.
WelIin0 of Annapolis has undertaken the work, for
which he will receive 5000 Prof. yelling Is best known
t Tho Iiterary world the able associate OF Messrs
Galea and senton during the later years OF the old
yonoI J,fsIIi0encer where he reputation quite
ninue for schoarly and forcible articles He Is man
of fine literary accomplishments
At one of the early dinners in honor of the
I,lnt High Commission Judge Hoar, abiding TO the I'M
fr,endliness Of England FOR during the war;
rnarveed that the British people could give their sym
natbies against the free side. But II was not the nte
SI oDincn that favored the South" said Prof Bernardo
S,hne tho' Nortb" ''Well" reiorted the Judge
o,netIv "I am almost quoting your own speeches
and writngs." whereupOn the subject was suddenly