New-York tribune., 1871-07-25
PERSONAL.
Cen Parker, when relieved Of his present
position will return kis profession of civil engineer

Gen. Parker, when relieved Of his present
position Will return 20 lis profession OF civil engineer
Tunkoo Gilman, nephew and heir of the
,Iaharalah of Johore is in England upon official bu5
The friends of Mr.. James Grant presented
lin with $500 his retirement from the editorship OF
| ne L0dd1H looming AGtcrttSef
The Baroness Burdctt Coutts recently pre-
sonted SEC for division among the clerks in the bank
| ing firm with which she Is associated.
Mr.. John David Walker, the Oldest news
paper proprietor IN England aud owner of The Gloucester
| Journal. diad suddenly on the 18th Inst.
| Saint Winifred Stubbs maiden lady of con-
siderable wealth. who was eccentric as keep a dogs
| ia her house, died recently in London.
The O'DOnOhue, N. p, who has spent large
fortune has made an arrangement with his creditors,
and the bankruptcy proceedings will be annulled.
Senor Godoy, Special Envoy from the Re-
public OF Chilli returned to the city yesterday morning
aier visit of ten days at the residence OF Gen. hApa-
rick in Sussex Co., n. j.
Valentine OBren O'Connor recently pur-
chased the Earl of Derlys Irish estates in County Tip
pcrary for tEOQO oCOnnor, ae may DC supposed, Is
lneal descendant Of Brian BOroihme.
T.. y. Burlingame, son of the late Minister
TO and Emba3sador from China married on Wednes
day, the 18th instant in San Francisco, to Miss Ella f.
Badger. Blr. BurlingIne Is TO reside in New-York.
Ex-Gov. 0glesby, who, it is said, may be, if
he wishes the OF Gen Logan as Congressman
Lincoln Monument project Gov: ogle5by was one of
BIZ. LincOll's Tarmc5t personal friends
Prince Bismarck, apprecating the effect OF
the watch the Rhine in arousns the martial spirit
Of the Germuns, has sent NJ wilhelm, its composer
present Of $780, and expresses the hope that he gt may
be continued annually from the Government iuhd3'
The Due de NemOurs desired to give up pos
session of Bushey House his English residence which
he occupies by desire of Queen Victoria but she both by
letter and verbally expressed wish That he would con
tnue to occupy IT until the Oreanlsts are Weh eStaD
lIsbed In France.
The report of the death Of Mr.. Joseph 7.
Goodman at salt Lake City proves unfounded. Dir.
Goodman editor and proprietor of The IeTiorial Enter
prise Of virginia City, nevada IS one Oh the prominent
JOURNALISTS west OF the Rocky Mountains man Of con-
siderable wealth and fine accomplishments
The young Duke Alexis is said to bear a
striking resemblance his imperial father, whose favor
ite son he is speaks six languages uently; smokes
excessively; is connosseur in meerschaums ahd cham
sian, ana play billiards like a professional.
NJ RochefOrt has had his troubles increased
BY the eopement of his daughter aged 49, with young
man of 49, She was at school in Jersey II is said whence
the pair went TO London and were married Inc nother
son and packed him of to the colonies, While the bride
sent back to jersey.
Nahum StetsOn, a native of Bridgewater,
Mass has been clerk agent, and treasurer of manutac-
turing company there for 81 years. filling the same offices
in an iron company for 80 years. and in coal company
for % years and being President OF fourth establish
mont for % years He has kept all the accounts ana
Il
been absent from directors meeting during his ehtre
period OF service.
The lost Earl of Aberdeen is spoken Of by
mate on the ship with him having endeared himself to
the whole crew by his amiable manners, gentemanly
conduct and ca ger adaptability to sailors le He
was known only George AsDona ana men separating
the writer and the Earl eXehangeu photographs thus
enabling him to testify eohcius'ey as W tue iueny VI
| the missing nObeman.
When the Emperor of Brazil arrived at Lis
bon the King OF Portugal sent his Chamberlain to say
that the royal palace OF Necessdadus had been specially
nrenared for his reception But the Emperor declined
lad come 10 Europe tour or study ana oDserVaton
and that he should feel that he less In the way OF
his royal relations II ne stuJ Gu iiLo "n1 P"'0 e
| man, at one OF the NOTES.
A valuable gold-headed staff formerly belong
| ing 70 the late President Lincoln, has been be-
oueathed 70 the Hon. John Bright NJ T., Dy the late
nr Smith the United States Consul for Dundee. The
staff bears tho following inscription: 81 A. Meier
rond IN the Uop A. Lncoln-June, 1857 :" and, on a
MA ,ey,ie presented to the Rev. James Smith,
| II ID lata pasOr OF First PresDyterlah 'huich,
sprng6eld Is by the family OF Tue Iaie , h
Lincoln, in mepiOTfdm OF the hBn eseo ,r nd dear
,Iana s7X Anri 1868" II was the wish OF President
iincon that on the death OF DIR. Smith the stan Should
90 10 Mr. Bright and In accordance Win at uesie tno
Snwing A. .erted in Dr. Smiths viii: u give, ueVIse
and be1,eath unto John Bright, esq intmDer vi tho
Rrii,h House OF Commons, aud TO his heirs tne gou,
mounted staff or cane which belonged 10 the deceased
pre.ident Lincoln OF the United states ana presenter 70
a hv the deceaseds widow and family as marx Oh the
Presdent respect which staff Is to be kept and used as
an beironm In the family OF the said John Bignl, as
LIN heeatise OF his unweaied real aud defense OF the
Inited stae in suppTessng the civil rebellion OF the
Southern states
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