New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-20
PERSONAL.

Mr.. James Duffy of Dublin, wcll-lmown sss
publisher Of Irish latlonal works, Is dead.
Count de IN Gueuoniere, the French diplo-
matist, has purchased The Paris Presss newspaper
The Duke of Montpensicr a Spanish jour
M says, sis 40 bold as pcJcian. vain as noble ch IS
d King"
The General-in-Chief of the army has tal,ea
bis family TO St. Alhaus Vermont wicre they remain
for the Summer, while &c Tctdrls TO Washington.
The claimant Of the TichboIne title and
estates IS said TO have stopped at the Clarendon Hotel IN
this city in 1866 and to have forgotten to pay his bills
when leaving.
Mr.. Henry w. Peek, u. P, hs offered
prizes Of 5000 81 CO., and 500 fos original trcGsrs IN
favor OF the maintenance OF the Church Ok EIsilHd "a
established ChUrch.
N. Duvergier dc Hauranne, recently elected
the Cher Il the author of some very interesting pa
pers in the Paris Rere de8 yCu1 IOndeS tho yuit9t
STATES during the civil war
A Scotch Court has decided that Miss Jer
Blake, the medical student must pay the expenses Of
the trial nj wrich the Jury returned verdict against her
for SANDER and assessed the damages at a farhing
The chevalier WiSoR has received from the
American Minister at Madrid Official mobilization that
he has been created by the Spanish Goyernn mt nhs
Commander OF the Royal Order OF Istb. la Catolica
The Russian Grand Duke Alexis is to he
made much Of in this city by a grand ball. at ths
Academy Of Music, in September, when the dancing ID
is said. Is to be led Of by the Prince and Mrs Caacazy
| Senator Corbett has been received at his
home in Oregon with earnest testimonials OF party and
| personal favor. He is to remain in Greg untl The
next OF Congress, with tho exception shOrs
excursion TO Puget sound.
Mrs. Celia Burleigh is about to e9ter the
pulpit. She viii preach next Sunday monrS in the
Unitarian Church in Harlem, and during tie month 4
August will supply the pulpit in which tlo Late E'' j.
| 5. May once preached, IN Brooklyn, Conn.
The papers of Now-Jersey are ripping into
placid paragraphs over Bret HaIte, who is yaFodsg
| announced as spending few dlys 90 orLsy" "et
| tied at willow Haven House, Panrap)' any various
| other agreeable places more or less remote.
NJ. Ducatel, an employee Of the Pari1 Bold
of Works who while the Versailles troops wets pound
ing away the 81. Cloud gate; clambered mp e. TOM
part ard informed them that there Tas NOT sou 70 ,
lend it, has been made member o. TIC 10 BJh 81 4i
The Hon. W. NJ. MoMaster, an c.ineat
banker of Toronto and member of the Upper House o.
the Dominion Parliament. was yestertaY Il1rr ,,x.
Nowburgh to an American lady To th' j ~. In
alton even our most sensitive Dominion friends canAllaI
object.
The Revs. DR.. T. L. Cuyler, Brooklyn D.
b. Dunn, Boston; T. c. Niven, Phl'delpha' ana ~ -
s Wells. Chicago have been appointed delegates ny mo
General Assembly OF Pres0yerilns 70 ysit ,e 'ieFgn
Presbyterian bodies in England scos'aiu' ''u i'''
| next May ,
The father of the late Minister Bwlingame
the Rev. j. Buringame, is visiting his ola nono !" az
rora. H., whence he emigrated to Corha ~ i' ,,b
nifty years he has been pioLter hl'.JS p'y IN Coos
odist Church He Is to se'tie Peiul'A'-'' -
| county, Ill
Lady Avonmore (Slrs. Yelyerton) Il reported
10 be secluded in delightful summer eSia'l' lcn' ~
soucelito ten miles from san Francisco, and Is d oily
At work literary matter Tor English pa, ca'Sas nd
proposes returning 20 England shorty taxing Ao 0'
wich Islands. japan, and China IN the route
The Hon. Samuel Shelabarger, NJ. e., IN q
letter TO j. Q. Howard art culture takes occasion
thus vigorously STATE opinion which he may not %
altogether alone in entertaining, Though We tile AAer
can people are alln htest people that ever wac or
Will be- Vet the tendency vi 'anls Atuess - 10 run
Us into blackguards"
Attorney General Akerman first came to tho
notice OF GEN Grant as state Agent ~ Georgia In WASH
ngton One day, when be had finished some business
in the Executive Office, the President said annatdy.
Il ike that man, and soon place Is open III us
state mean 10 make him DistrctAttorney" Tue uno
came and the office bestowed In the pursuit VI n
new duties, the President heard that Mr. AAei ~, n s
been refused lodging in Southern elty because OI "a,
Neutrality-suspicious. and that the Court had 10 DC auOuboo
i'm consequence When Mr. Hoar resigned Mt Axe man
Was nominated entirely without his knowledge ana was
M his remote country home week before inc Lons
reached him. Mr.. Akerman was born In NcwtiSulP-
shire and long before the war settled III North 'Io
lima and for time taught school but 9terMafu pusAef
nm into Georgia, where tie Rebellion FOUND hlA