New-York tribune., 1871-06-17
PERSONAL.

| Hamilton Fish, jr., left Washington last
week for a pedestrian tour In Europe.
Henry Claws old home, Ashland, has been
purchased by the University Of Kentucky for s9O,OOo
Miss Celia Logan Kellogg, sister OF Ollve
Logan has given up olerkship In Washington 10 accept
| an editorial place on The Capital
Thomas Huxley, according to London jour
nal. Will positively visit this country ncxt Autumn 10
| deliver course OF scientific lectures
The Sultan of Turkey is said to have such
passion for billiards that no frequently rises at O'Clock
| in the morning. and insists on finishing some game uo
| has in lis mind.
The last report respecting the Prince OF wales
is that he smoking himself to DEATH though his ehos
declare he smoke tun OF tobacco without the ice
| injury TO himself. ,
Prince Napoleon, who is said to be worth
at least 2OOOOOOO francs talks Of coming to America 10
spend the remainder Of his days, having despared o ne
future of France.
No monument, not even q tablet, has been
raised over the grave of Thaddeus Stevens; and on
Decoration Day. it with difficulty his resting place
could be identified to stIew flowers upon
In order to preserve the great library OF his
father the Hon. Charles Francis Adams has built re
proof building in which to store it, on the Old quincy
estate bought SO years ago by John Adams
Senator BrOwnlow is in wTetched health,
and scarcely write hut he pertnacously
refuses 10 give up his seat 20 Rebel and meaps to seek
the Magnetic Spring TO recruit Tor next winters se'ao
Gail Hamilton, in late article, turns from
castgating a clergyman, who had said I'll words OF
Dickens 10 a castgaton OF Dickens himself as follows
have no tenderness for Mr. Dickens. do not believe
in lis deep soul Of truth and goodness in his noble
and pure sympathy with what is highest and best Il de-
SIRE in the most public and unreseryed manner TO de-
clare that a re- egimcnt Of Little Nes and Tiny Tins can
not redeem the who publicly dishonors the mother
of his many children Mr.. Dickens holding the pen OF
ready writer told his story gliby to the world. Mrs.
Dickens. suffering the deepest wound a woman can
know has remained steadiastiy silent. The wes 81
lenCe Is iuli oil dignity; the husbands speech IFsut
with disgrace. He feels shame IN saving tat ne yed
with woman his wife, CNaciiug tIoin her al c
duties and r.ug al the se1ngs OF VIE untii ne
mad consumed a yigOr OF her youth; and thdt ne
hs tLcn turned her away, and announces t. tEe Wod
that WAS unfit for Liul He feels no shame IN slyh@,
virtually that, while this woman was living IN his mouse
az his wife, another woman also In MS house, lold-
ing in regsrd both TO himself and his children lDsil'n
which belonged the legal wife and mother Lhsahd
Il beating ber obstinate hcad against lnarliSe VIZ
deceased wifcs sister; hut here It = he ,'ng Tlfe's
sister supersedng the living wife. II |i5 Mr. Dickens
-nif who pgGe tijs pubic property. by his last VIII
and testament ne 6Vch brocl1A Ils dead hand OUT OF
thr crave To inYe his discarded vile; ana htilbef IN
ths world nor next tine world after he NEXT
shall "a man escape the cordial hatred o at least one
| heart fer such coarse and shameless selfslncss'