New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
PERSONAL.

Gen. Hooker is still in Michigan, and his
health is said be greatly improved he went there
Gen. Rosecrans is in California giving his
whole energies 10 the great railroad undertaking the
Pacific Coast.
The Marquis of I.orne took his seat in the
House Of Commons June 2 for the first time since his
marriage.
The Knoxville CTenn) Advertiser and CONNER
eial Reporter recently removed by s editor and pub
Usher, Mr.. j. Hughes, TO this city
The venerable SojOurner Truth is now So
tourning in Detroit Mieh and telling the truth to
large circle of admiring friends,
Ex-GOv. Chamberlain of Maine is strongly
pressed for the Presidency Bowdon College, and If he
VIII consent VIII be elected unanimously
lt Is now reported that James Anthony
Froue the historian will visit this country next year.
tute.
Ex-Gen. Beauregard relinqui shes the cares
and duties of office for time in Louisiana to spend the
Summer with his daughter at the White sulphur Springs
Virginia.
Clement L. Vallandigham did not die poor,
as has been frequently stated His estate when all the
debts are paid and membranes removed will be worth
al least S4OOO0.
The first University race in England, had
Bishops Selwyn and Tynel in the Cambridge boat, and
Bishop Wordsworth in the oxford craft OF course
lawn.
An effort is making in Philadelphia TO erect
statue to the memory OF Martha Washington in Chest
nut-st beside that of George Washington. The amount
TO he expended for the purpose, $4,000 is TO be raised
by 81 subscriptions
Thanbyah, q young gentleman from Bur-
mah India graduated at the Rochester University,
Wednesday, and delivered Grafton "The Contest
for Commercial Supremacy in ASIA" which lie spoken OF
as fully up to the average OF college productions.
Pittsburgh is just now oppressed by notables,
OF whom there present Cows Swan and Bradford the
Hamilton, and dozen or more of equal note In the
nations councils, called to the smoky city business
purposes.
Mr. Emerson, in the uncultured wilds of
California struck observant Journalist after this
fashion: "This Yankee Plato is tall, thin sopng-
shOuldered, narrowfaced. narrOw-browed long-nosed
unbearded man. rather gaunt and unganly in body and
motion, yet with certain expression about the eye,
mouth, and nOstri denOting superiority"
Col. John Noble, who died in Columbus,
Ohio, recently in his SD year. went to that State from
Pennsylvania more than 20 years ago. He one Of
the Oldest Of the Buckeye pioneers and one OF the best
mero,Ts hotels in Columbus and Cincinnati at different
times extending through period Of nearly 40 years.
Frederick A. Eustis, son of Gen. Eustis, and
nephew of the late Governor of Massachusetts, died
Gently at Beaufort s. c. He graduated at Harvard
with distinction in 1896 studied for the ministry. and
popular Unitarian preacher. He subsequently
tired from the profession to follow agricultural and
horticultural persuits He married the only daughter of
the late William Elery Claiming, d. d. During the
last few years he engaged in cultvatng the Sea
Island plantations which he inherited.
The Washington Capital takes occasion to say
of Caleb Gushing: "He is one Of the most wonderful
OF the day. without Office and without official recog
milton Of any Sort he is yet power We hazard nothing
in saying that for the last three years Washington
observation State paper has been written of any inn
portance, made diplomatic agent selected,
without calling in aid the advice OF this remarka
bic man. He reminds one more Of a European states
man, of that sort who accumuates years and Dfor
/ wi N lasfm of A
long career is valuable to his country in the prime
OF manhood"