New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
Rebels Gaze. Putnam O,
PERSONAL.

The grandfather of George II. Pendeton was
the second Of Alexander Hamilton in his duel with Aaron
Burr.
Mr.. William Dugan, once a Democratic men,
ber of the Board Of Education in Cleveland, Ohio, has
been sent to the House Of Correction for confirmed
drunkenness and incurable vagrancy.
The InuernesS Courier says the Right Hon. John
Bright during his stay at Tulchan, enjoyed angling
the spey sometimes spending whole DAYS at his favor
e sport His visit to the North seems to have greatly
improved his health.
Thurlow Weed has experienced but little
benefit his health from his European travels it il said
that he thinks OF returning home some time during the
coming Autumn. His physicians think he IS worn out
from excess OF worry and work
Mr. Jay Cooke is charged by The Milwaukee
News with deliberate and rnercenary attempt to sacr
fee the interest Of Wisconsin to his own and 1t s evil
IDENTIFY afraid he Will in his selfish career OF greed de-
5trOy the value and advantages OF the state.
Prof. Huxley in late lecture said that the
present feminine fashions outrage all common by
displaying a woman's figure in the form OF cande-ex.
tnguisher upside down; that such an absurd style OF
dress Il physically injurious and anatomicay monstous
Among the young ladies who took the white
vail recently at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, in
Chicago, were Miss Katie Fay OF New-York and Miss
Mary Frances Rodgers niece Of the Messrs Knapp of The
81. Louis Republican.
Mr.. Joseph Caldwell, well-to-do citizen of
Columbus Ohio, unaccountably disappeared more than
twelve months since and recently az II has been
discovered died in unatc asylum IN New-Orleans ana
buried in pauper5 grave. lie LETT an estate worth
slJOOOO and of his relatives is now enjoying it.
bIr. David Walker, slave, was sold in
Norfolk Va 80 years ago. to another master residing in
Orleans and separated from colored woman, Mary
Gibbs. with whom he had been living his wife. Hear
the old virginia home he went back there found her.
stil look forward TO years OF welded JOY.
Capt. George w. Alexander who was the
Rebel commaDdant of Castle Thunder in Richmond, and
Of the Salisbury a. c. military prison for while has
become the business manager and general superin:
6e Rbon he %S reported to Ssve fed the country
from fear that on account OF ns notorious Sru.S W
prisoners under his charge he would be assasslpated
One who has been intimate with the family
OF Mrs Wharton charged with wholesale poisoning in
Baltimore says that this lady Is woman OF the most
gentle and aeconate disposition. Her love for her
SON. was conspicuous during years of their married
life and she was so devoted to the son. Wnon sHe Is
comfort during his entire school days to DO near
him and to look after his welfare
An eccentric ScOtcbman, Farquhar MKenzie,
recently died in Caseton, near Thurso More than 80
years ago he took to his bed through religious excite
ment and in course Of time his body assumed such
abnormal condition that the slightest cold affected him
In most painful The air had as far as possible
glOyed and his only communication with friends who
visited him through pane Of glass fastened in the
curtains With all this he appeared 10 be quite In pos
session of his and by many persons was regarded
kind of oracle.
A private letter from Madame Parepa-Rosa
to friend in NewYork says, "Icome to YOU in the dear
old States with renewed vigor and all my energies put
up for work and doing 1t well possible. Both Carl
and have been at work for season now for over
eight months and all is very well arranged believe,
and we will eclipse former dongs hope. My voice
is i'll excellent trim, and am working harn Learning
new parts We are going out every day to balls parties
and operas and feel quite strange at having nothing
but peasuriBg We leave, please God, on the 29th OF
Jly on the Scotia and few days after my arrival in
New,YOrk going to Sharon Springs"
On Monday, the 10th inst, says The London
Doilv News His Excellency the American Minister and
the Misses Schenck entertained at river party on
the banks Of the Thames Gen. schenck and the dstin
guished ladies and gentlemen who had been invited to
meet him. left the Paddngton station at 10 o'clock in the
morning in a saloon carriage specially engaged AhSht-
ing at Abingdon they proceeded In boats 10 Nuneha
ducted them over his house gardens and grounds. Hay
ing taken a picnic luncheon, the party proceeded IN
dra the Bodean aud Ratcfe Libraries and several OF
the Colleges, dned in the hall of All souls Coege me
hospaltes of which dispensed by two OF its Fe
lows-the Right Hon. MOntagu Bernard late secretary
TO the Washington High Commission, and Slr Z. H. ko
bartes. The party returned TO London by tram al
O'Clock In the evening.
Mr.. Alonzo Hayward of San Francisco is rep
resented as a kind OF Californian Monte Crso He Is
Vermonter by BIRTH went to the Golden state many
wears ago; made considerable money; invested 1t in
piece OF mining land, which promised well but yielded
nothing. Hayward spent all his means and then Dor
rowed OF a former partner, Chamberlain who had re-
tired from the diScOuTaglng enterprise IN u'suHtl
ali the money, 5000, the good hearted fellow bad
in the world. Hayward had hope through every AT
verse circumstance and went with his work unt MS
Iaborers reduced to bag OF beans and his last
penny was exhausted Then, ut last he reached the
precious ore and obtained the first product OF the
famous Amador mine, the richest on the globe When
the mine was paying $4,000 month, Hayward; IN
gratitude TO his partner and friend nall the
mine, Chamberlain retired afterward with SUO,NC,
and Hayward, weary Of growing rich sold n 10 STOCK
company The Amador will yield 100000 net this year.
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.
Gov Hill of Newfoundland arrived at Halifax
Yesterday on o the Provinces and the United States
The remains of Major James OBrien, q veteran