New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05
PERSONAL.

A member of H. w. Becchcrs church has
given $4,000 to establish "the Bccchcr Lectureshp IN
Yale College.
The remains of Sylvanus C. Albro, Provi-
dcncc printer who disappeared Nov a. 1868, were lately
found in the woods in the town OF roster.
Is. =. Shillaber ("Mrs. PartingtOno has re-
tired from literary labor account OF falling health
He has been connected with journalism In Boston FOR
many years.
The Rev. DR.. Dexter Of The Boston COngTe-
gatonaiiS has gone to Europe to complete his prepare
lions for writing the history OF the cold Colony
work on which ne has been for some time engaged
The Hon. Thomas Ewing is about to pub
Ish in The Spyinged (OD AdocrtiS series OF letters
embodying his recoectons OF many dstingniShed CHI
zens who figured prominently IN the past generation
Miss Anna L. Dickinson, in her lecture on
"ens Rights" TO be delivered in this city next week.
has somc pain observations upon the Mcfarland trial.
regarded Illustration of some features OF cur social
system.
The venerable Lewis Tappan of Brooklyn,
the anti Slavery warhOrsc OF former generation was
attacked by paralysis Monday, while on Years
visit To OF his daughters. He IL In his $50 year. ana
his recovery Ii doubtful
Miss Susan Tucker of Lanesville, Mass.-a
Young lady Of excellent character-beng on Visit 10
thelsea was escorted in the evening to ferfy-Doat
bound to Boston, since which she has been missing; anu
her ends are apprehensye that she has lost her e OF
her liberty
The ambitious McCrecry il said to have lost
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his disregard of social prophecies At wedding party
f. the t;fcat horror Of Blue Grass arstocracy he
tbret lis spoon fresh from plate Of mockturte' INTO
u pyramid Of icecreanl!
.Ioug JIM Wilson of Kccne, n. H.. VINO
tool, an active part in politics 50 years ago. ana must
have numbered more than his "trce-score years ana
ton appcars TO be M lively ever He - delGhtlhg
hi. old friends in W-Iampshrt Will lecture upon
G'tnrnia where he lived for long time lie DeieNcs
that American Institutions are oau enough "a "Oi0
and protect the Chinese Immigrant.
Clark Mills threatens TO lnfhct upon the
country another % bis mOnstOstes In the shape OF
,,.ruu,cnt 20 Abraham Lincoln IL Is described as IA
fe,rfnl pyramid grotesquc figures. sIrmouncd by
,io.sat statue poor MIR. Lincoln all cast III bronze
U.leI THIS hidcOus Work Is tO ne lOlceu
10y all the power oI tht lobby, Su W "
naI for N the plan succeeds from the public treasury
Vicc-Presidcnt COlfax takes the trouble to
contradict the story that he aud Secretary Boutwell,
having quarreed had taken the holiday season 70 MAKE
am omicable adjustment OF their diff rcnces Nothing
having occurred 10 disturb their friendship there was
them Ia be settled ana MI tuliiA 'y
that Mr. Boutwell,, having been the one ot al ohero
whom he hoped 10 see In the Cabinet ana baNlhs
iscred the affairs Of the Treasury WIN success 10 Iio
lul one whom he wOuld wish To BEE removed
Christina Nilsson gave IL concert IN an I'LL
rojs village on Christmas Day. deyong the pioceeus 10
The erection Of church for the uses OF colony OF her
countrymen The sWCdcs too poor 10 Duy tche'S'
and she gave them 70 special concert htf"afu' INC
mamie crowded around her at IT, close greeted her
n her native tongue. She knclt on the pam pu'tu u
and kissed all the children, ana greeted among
y : wcdisl who came forward WIN trcn,ns o.,
hef ps n sho had been playmate OF ,mlS,hha "
ver. 70 in SInoand where they bore agots Wgcther
from the wo'a.