, 1872-10-31
PERSONAL.

| with "mood."
.-Ex-Goyernor Bullock, OF Massachusetts
who is now in Paris, win. with few friends
Percy Wyndhan1, who cut dash as Cavalry
Colonel in oqr late war, is editing the Indian
Cha,iuari at Calcutta.
Two sisters in Beloit have recently received
s28 900 apiece by bequest in the will Of depart.
ed relative.
Tho marriage Of signora Augusta Tamber1ik
daughter Of the tenor) with Dr.. Galezowski,
the oculist, who saved her sight, took place in
Paris on the 3rd inst.
Mrs. Crittenden, widow Of Laura Fairs vic
tim, is at present keeping boarding house in
Who are in poor circumstances financially.
-Henrietta Robinson, the notorious "vei1ed
is to be- transferred to the State Asylum in
Auburn. She is reported hope1ess1y insane.
Tho son Of Mr. Russell Sturges, who was
lately announced to be about marrying one Of
General sehenck'a daughters, married, . few
House Of Commons.
-E1-President Finney, Of Oberlin, has just
passed his 80th birthday. His health, which
was much impaired last spring, is so improved
that he is again able to preach.
Certain persons inquire, "Why does Ed
mund Yates part his hair in the middle? Do
they suppose, asks the New York Commercial,
he came TO this country to make q tsside show p
Tho death is announced Of Admiral Henry
gested the use Of paddles, instead Of wheels, for
stsam-veesels.
william n Meredith, Of Philadelphia, and
George ": Woodward, Of 1uzerne County, elect
tion, we're members Of the Convention that
amended the Constitution in 1837-'3s.
Edith, O'Gorman, tha- " Escaped Num-"
whose real name is now Mrs. Edith Auffray, has
Anshro for libel, san: Francisco court and jury
having, on the 18th, found the man guilty. Mo-
tion for new trial BY Ansbro'e counsel, and scn-
tence in consequence deferred.
: The Rey: John II. Chapin, only son Of Mar
yin Chapin, Of the Massasoft House, Springfield,
Mass, died there, Last Friday, aged 49, Ha-was
recently ordained pastor Of the First -Congzega-
hona1 Church in West Springfield
-Elakim Johnson, for 81 years cashier OF
the bank st WoodstGek VI and son-inslaw Of
Judge Underwood, Of the United States
Court in Virginia, conHscated the fine residence
OF ". N. McVeigh, in Alexandra, and his wife
became the purchaser; which proceeding the
to be "a blot upon our Jurisprudence and civiliz-
ation." Underwood now refuses to recognize
the decree Of the higher court. -
Among the persons mentioned in connection
With Goyer4or Haztranft's administration are
fore, and q. Bucher sWoope, for. the Attorney
Gene1alship Major Lane 8. Hart. lone Of Har-
tranft's old regimental officers, and nova clerk |
under him in the Auditor Generals Office, for |
the post Of Adjutsnt- Generals, and Captain |
John D. Bertolette' for Private Secretary. Gen !
era1 Robert L. Bodine is said to be candidate |
again for Flour Inspector.
When Anna Dickinson announced her inten- |
tion OF delivering Greeley lecture, q weak
kneed little chap out West, who happened to be
on lecture committee, wrote to her, threaten
ing IN that case to have her name withdrawn
from their lecture course. Anna coolly replied
that the lecture she was engaged to deliver in
Huntertown was just as good as when it was
chosen from her list; that she was just as we'll
able to deliver it, that for her other opinions, or
her right to express them, she WAS not RESPONSE
bic to him or any lecture committee; and, final
y, that, it he took her name OF the course, she
shonld sue him for the amount OF her fee. That
ast argument settled the matter. Anna Is clear
grit.