New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-10
Personal.

80 has given 100000 to the
AMI. William ThoW n,s
s,,a.- ,r,,varsty OF Pennsy Naii' ,,:;.or
western oni, n RJow. nephew of the ex-Min's'er'
MI many 49,, % denv the Geographic report OF HIS
murder ON the Fourth VI -" ~, - v,or,1or Ram
"'s Tuo pov George S. Chase, popular pap
Inc Of Detroit died recently In New
W vs Sere be had gone on oriei Nisi' ~ NC
The Rev. j. II. Twombly OF BOSTON, haS
sossp President OF the Wisconsin State University
and will assume MS uu'ios 'l ~
ing session. - C,,..o
The renowned tngediepne Miss Charlotte
cu.hman equally celebrated for her genius ana nor
noble charities the guest of Mr. samuel L. NJ after
A. his estate at Glen Cove. She VIII spehu 'no i'
mart OF the Summer at Newport >.
w s. Shllman. late U. S. Consul in Gambia.
has recently married Miss Marie spartin dauEn'' -
,bs Crock ConsulGeneral in London, yV1nns zen
whose picturesque beauty and charm nav et ~ the
iered her a most noticeable figure ID inc So'''''
metropolis. -, . ,,,ht
The body of Ugo FoscolO, which was brougf'
from London was buried on the Path ut in the CeeS
Of sante Crooe the Pantheon of italy, where os he
ercat OF the nation are buried ~ Illuminated as
mains 70 their native land, the city was
for a festival ,.,,
The new California poet, Joaquin Miller VOL
the favor of the British critics by TINS lnouo' INA
Introducing his volume; The C,y ., S sSn,S
~! - StIizafion This last Summer crossed the
Rocky Moantsins and for the mss nis sS NsS
hi sISs' ."
The Earl of Kingston died on the 21st ult-
At the early age of 50 years. There has been Of late
peulsrv rapid mortality in the holders OF the peerase
Of Kingston Robert, the fourth earl having uel IN ioo.
Tb earl the father OF the peer now deceased, in the
october Of the same year
The remains of the late Mr.. George GrOte,
se deposited with all due honor in Westminster Abbey,
m the 9h ut The site chosen the grave at the
sr,r3nce 10 Poets Corner near the monuments OF
CAMDEN David Garrick, and Isaac CasaubOn The pail
was horne by Lords Granville, Oyerstone, Romiy, stan
hope and Beper, the Master OF Ballot college tDr'
JSTet0 Mr. John stuart Mill, and Mr.. Lowe, NJ p.
John Eugene Robert Houdin, the celebrated
French conuror died recently Blos his native town.
He invented many ingenious machines, for which he
received prize medals. In 1885, he began his public
Psusans at his hall IN the PalaisR Royal The Govern
nent sent him in 1856 10 Agers, in order that he might
pDghten the Arabs on the pretended miracles OF their
mnaboutS he wrote several interesting books
Sir Roderick MurchisOn recently informed the
British Geographical Society, relative to his friend DIR.
Livingstone that he had received letter from DIT Kirk
lated O,h OF April, 1871, in which he stated that al
though no one at Zanzibar had been 10 Maneweh, the
where Dr. Livingstone was last heard OF, he had
asceraned that II about months jOurney-say 200
100 mes-West Of the Tanganyika, and was thriving
IVORY mart Dr. Kirk OF opinion that Livingstone
had been led thther 10 examine western lake he had
heard Of. and into which the waters from CazemDe
aEed 70 whether they to the west OF the Congo or
be north of the Nile basin. He further hoped that, II
Livingstone should have settled the outflow OF the Tan
sByka. would be satisfied, and leave all the rest OF
the work to future travellers, seeing that ne had bee
was satisfactory know that abundant supplies were
sUting for the Doctor at Uiji, on his return