, 1872-10-26
PERSONAL.

Shanks will not contest Nens seat in Con-
gress, but Will enter at once upon his reward IN
the Pacific Railroad service.
Judge Moses II. Granger, who has been ap-
pointed Supreme Court Reporter IN Ohio. Czce
t. J. Critchfeld, declined, will remove to Colnrn-
- The managers Of Tyndal1's scientific lee
lures say that he TyndalD will. realize over
100000 from his winters work.
- The Prince Imperial Of France VII don tGe
uniform Of {. Cadet Of the English Royal Artil-
1ery Immediately after the winter vacation at the
Academy.
The Prince Of Wales and Lord strathnairn
have been made Field Marahals Of Great Britain,
Uice Burgoyne and Pollock, deceased. Wales is
Colonel Of the Tenth Husaars, and Strathnailn
of the Royal Horse Guards. StTathnairn gained
his honors and his Peerage qs66) as Sir Hugh
Henry Rose.
-. Milton Turner, our Minister to Liberia,
has sufficiently recovered strength to appear in
Court, at st. Louis, as the prosecutor OF his
colored brother Wedley, for stabbing him in the
heat of debate.
Colonel A. a. 9. Rogars formerly Of Chica-
60, and late member Of Congress from Arkansas,
has purchased fine residence two miles out
from Memphis, and will henceforth be citizen
Of Tennessee.
Bishop Gilbert Haven has returned to his
family in Boston, where he will remain till sitter
Thanksgiving, when he Will go to his new field
Of labor in the South.
Ralph Waldo Emerson and his daughter
Ellen have decided to sail for Europe, to spend
the winter there The shock h1r. Emerson re-
ceived at the partial burning OF his house rem
ders partial suspension Of his literary labors
necessary.
and Wales have been united by the marriage Of
Charles Blundell, OF Lancashire, and Florence
Catherine Herbert, granddaughter OF the late
Lord Hanover, Of L1anorth.
The presiding officers Of the next Leglsla-
ture Of Massachusetts pre-ordained already. At
least the party organs point out DR.. George B.
Loring for President Of the Senate and Speaker
Sanford, OF Taunton, for re-alectlon IN the
House.
The serious illness Of the Hon. John 4.
Griswold, Of Troy, N. T., has cansed MS VIE
and family to hasten their departure home IRON
Europe. They sailed last Saturday.
The heirs Of Sir Francis Drake, With an eye
to division OF one hundred millions, when they
get it, have formed themselves into an aasocia-
tion with constitution and bylaws, an lnitla-
ton fee Of $40, and an annual payment OF g.
There are eight Oxford frat-class men in the
present British Cabinet: Mr. Gladstone, Mr.
Cardwen, the Earl Of Kimberly, .Viscount Hali-
fax, h1r. Chichester Fortescue, Mr. Goschen,
and Sir Rounden Palmer.
John P. Brace, who died in Litchfe1d, Ct,
few days since, had, as Principal Of the Hartford
Female Seminary, trained E. number OF young
ladies who have since become very we'll Known.
Among them are Mrs. 3. B: Stowe, Mis-: Isabella
B. Hooker. Mrs. Cyrus ". Field, Mrs Cornehui
Dubois Of NeT : Yo1k Mrs Wilson 9na Of Brooklyn
William Schou1er, lately deceased at his resl'
dence near Boston, was, many years ago, the
editor OF tho Journal, and finally Of the Anqs,
in that city, and, in 1857, became editor Of the
Cincinnati Gazette. subsequently he edited thu
Columbus (Ohio) Journal for q few months,
and then returned to his old home. He vas Ad'
jutant General Of Massachusetts, during the
War Administration OF Governor Andrews, and,
at the time Of his death. was an Electoral candi-
date On the Greeley ticket. His later years o"
ease and retrospection have been wo1thily en-,
p1oyed in writing sketches Of the public men
and measures in political period preceding
the War.