New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
PERSONAL.

The Rev Z. Z. Hale Is now occupying Rob
er. Colycr's pulpit in Chicago
4 subscription for the Gen. Thomas mOnu-
-,aat IS % be opened in Boston.
The x-Secretary of the Confederate Navy,
s. r Mallory. has finally settled at Mobile, Ala.
M George Lunt, for many years editor of
Tir Boston Courier relnquishes his place and occupa-
zion 20 recruit his health.
II is Stated that the house in which John
Calvin lived and died. in Geneva, is occupied by
Roman Catholic school.
The Lord Chancellor of Ireland, Baron
OHagen is about TO take to wife Miss Townley,
daughter Of the rich horsefancier and turfman, Col
Townlcy
B. Gratz Brown, Governor of Missouri, has
been FOR time at his old Kentucky birthplace and home,
Frankfort KY where he treated with the great
est courtesy by men OF all parties.
The Rebel raider Bradley T. Johnson, who
did all he could to destroy property in Maryland and
Pennsylvania during the war, has been awarded his
dscated estates in the former state.
Senator FentOn deserts his Arcadian retreat
q; Jamestown Chautauqua County to seek in the invg
Grating air Of Minnesota, renewed health. He will
main in that state during the summer heats.
Sir William Bovin, Chief Justice of the
Common Pleas soUndy rated by the English press for
nd,creety indicating at the Lord Mayors banquet,
bias in the famous Nchborne suit, over which lac is pre-
siding.
The oldest practicng physician in the coun-
Z.
in practice for years. though now aged 9s
s continues TO make daily calls upon his regular pa
Jeuts.
Gen. Fremont, worn down with his railroad
and mining labors Of the past season. has found
treat ON Little Porcupine" Island, Mount Desert
on the coast OF Maine where he proposes 10 secude MN
self for the Summer.
The Japanese Government has engaged Mr..
Charles Lanman author Of the Dictionary OF Congress,
n prepare q descriptive and historical work the
United states to be translated by Minister Arnor Mor,
and published IN Japan.
"Historicus" vernon HarcOurt), has been
making himself obnoxious in Parliament 10 some OF
hs POLITICAL opponents that they have dubbed him the
Great Liberal Windmill "a nickname he Is sald 10 us
relish exceedingly.
"Boorioboola Cha" one of the cleverest of
modern metricA satires, for long time attributed TO
an American minister's wife. Mrs W H. Corning and
was originally printed in The Ocego Times
Benz. F. Brady, esq the well-knOwn
euyros,er was the recipient Of god-mounted cane
from the graduates OF Cooper Institute Thursday, in
token Of their appreciation of tine elaborate and artistic
manner In which he engOssed their recent tesumoIiai
% Peter Cooper
Mrs. Meaghcr, having accepted an appoint
ment for the son Thomas Francis Meagher at the Mill
tary Academy communicated with the lads relatives in
ireland. where he now educated and they decide that
hs much bettern the career there open 10
min than they would be al West Point.
Gen. Rosecrans. President of the Society of
the Army Of the Cumberland, has issued address,
announcing that it has been determined to erect
cql bronze equestrian statue Of the late Cen George
Thomas ar Central Park New-York. Gen. Rosecranss
letter /, dated az san Rafael California where he now
lives hut all buttons to be sent 10 Cen j. :.
Fullerton. -. Louis.
Nj. W H. Huntington, in a Paris letter to
he Cincinnati Commerci0i closes with this altogether
startling not 10 say bewildcring announcement: Il
again defer vndcareport Of the duel which Moore
would not only not fight in, but deprecated and with
drew sr0m through what, may 80 express my self,
va. the nttest end Of horn The Moore here referred
tolls OF course Frank Moore. NewYOrk Secretary Of
L-ga..gn Rebellion Record editor &c.