New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-27
PERSONAL.

David NJ. Camp, formerly Iieutena0t-G Cow
ernor Of Vermont, died last week at Ids residence i'll
Derby, aged g.
Ssts. Ernestiue J., Rose has retired tempo
2ary nom the OF womsh.s rights, and is living
quietly with her husband in England, near Bath
Pierre Jean Devon, an old and wealthy wine
merchant OF Bordeaux, recently died there a. said of
broker heart caused by the misforunes OF France.
James T. Fields having left the business of a
publisher proposes TO take up the profession OF lee
tnrer for which he has admirable qualifications.
Prince Napoleon is reported to have lost
property valued at 100000 SOOOO francs by the Ger
ssn war; though he still has quite enough to live upon
comfortably
. Prince Gortschakof, though in his I'D year,
Is az clear in brain aud vigorous body rs he was 20
years go aud the Car aughingy says ne viii i've 10 DC
minister 10 his imperial successor TOT years
A letter to The Cincinnati Gdzefte, dated AZ
Florence Jan o. says that Gen. Sheridan is about to
1,sxA Tlorenee and has beer sitting for Mr. HIran VOW
4r1, the wellkDown scu,1toI, WI" LAS uluS ~
"sThe Hon. Lafayette S. Foster, late Senator OF
tho limited States from Connecticut and now Judge o
the Supreme Court Of state, has Just ret urned IRON
Europe 10 attend his judicial duties leaving M fOs
ter whom he will ere long reJOln tof moro eA'cnS''
foreign tour. - .
Near Fort Wayne, Ind. one Henry Martin
has been divorced wives, and has just mar
red his hth As he says he has been treated badly
by every of them, one would suppose ne might DS
n ~ believe himself not entirely qualified FOR matr
mOny.
G. NJ. ID. Bloss of The Cincinnati Enquire,
has established the reputation OF the worst penman il
the worl. On recent wager as to the Specification OF
hia sigu9furc one printer guessed BIRD OF rec
dom and the other Warranted 10 Wash" Bloss him
self having been questioned declared the mysterious
characters meant France as Republic. , -,
The Hon. William {. Gibbs, who dled al New
port X T.. ON the 21st, Governor Of Rhode Island
from 1877 20 An elder sister Of his was the wife Of
the late Rev. DR.. william Elery Claiming, ana ne MN
self married daughter of Oliver Woc0tt OF CONNECT
cut He was a Democrat when elected Governor, but
was rfanch 0yalist during the war OF the hebeihon
three OF his sODs served III that war ana are sun
In the army.
The Rev. w. II. III. Murray of Boston, Ill n
sermon on care Of health, said that mans happiness
usefulness and spirituality depended on the condition OF
nj body and that theological opinions aud Scripture In
were often determined by the state Of the
stomach He claimed that Christ, the bpOstics anu
sncieut sorthee were all outdoor men," and evoked
me ribtes Of his hearers by the gTaVey uttered le
marx tAat Adam lived principally ia the country
Soiourner Truth. who cannot read a word,
la. vt a knowledge Of human nature which gives heT
remarkable power while her moral and spiritual peFcel
ion, have been wonderfully quickened by lifelong oe
votian 10 the welfare Of her kind In her lecture IN
-prfu gfcld the day, she sara 10 hei au,lS L.
WIN al youT opportunities for rcadln ana WTlh y on
,.nt ~, LoId ana do ANYTHING. Ny God! wonder
what Won are In the world for = Her ieCtuIS rHa %
RsIaB ican was mingled with good deal Ot SCUM OF
tI1dox tte1ogy and her enthusiasm over the pIo7Pc'
81 her journey 10 Kansas whittier bht nae III '
- she thinks. by Divine voice, was dhb'uhue"'
Gov. Cox, ex-Secretary Of the Interior
lately sang John Anderson my JO Jom'' at private
-per iimnent IN Washington adding u the s"hk t's
% tsEla. Il Mr.. NOrtlnOp OF New-HaNeh'
" John Anderson, my 10 John.
When have slept thegher
The sleep that sleep, John.
We n vale VII sutheri
And in that better world John,
Nae sorrow shall We know
Nor fear - eer shall part sg.ia,
John Anderson, NJ Jo"