New-York tribune., 1872-07-16
Personal.

! Mr. Jubilee Gilmore is reported 10 be ili.
Gen. Fremont and wife are at Mount Desert
Maine.
Miss Cunningham is to retire from Mount
| Vernon
Tom Thumb is writing an account of his
| travels.
Mr.. Albert Besscmer, the inventor of the
process OF making steel which bears his name, has re-
ceived the Albert Cold Medal from tho British Society
OF Arts
Mrs. Fish. the wife of the Secretary Of State,
has received from the Emperor Of japan box OF speci
men silks Of al kinds manufactured in the japanese
Empire.
George William Curtis viii deliver an oratiOn
and Oliver Wendell Holmes VIII deliver poem, on the
dedication Of the soldiers Monument at Pitts1eid
Mass.
Persons who, apparently, think that DR.. Liv-
ingst1ne has endured sufficient hardshps already
started the that Mrs Yelverton Is going
for him, 20 Africa.
Schiller and Poetry are both TO have mOnu-
ments il Vienna, and the Austrian Emperor has con-
tbuted eOCO forms the fuad FOR the and 5000 TO
that for the other
Mr.. James Kelly a wealthy Pennsylvania,
has invested $3.50 900 in noble enterDrsethe founding
Of school in which poor boys may be educated and
taught various trades.
Miss Marie Fox, the adopted daughter Of
Lady Holland married the nth Of june to Prince
took place al Kensington.
Civilization advances. negro named Nj
n0t member Of the City Council OF Columbia, 3. c.,
reported to have s27 200 recently from Gen. W. j.
Wn'pper also a negro at faro.
Mr.. Halliburton, son of the author of " Sam
Slick" has accepted invitation to speak before the
Colonial Institute Canadian the Of the decline
OF the American carrylng trade.
J. T. shannon, for many years leader Of the
community Of Shakers at South Union. Ky has with
drawn from the community and married wife. who
also formerly member OF the society.
The oldest living graduates Of Harvard Col
ege the Hon Samuel Thatcher born in l77s. gradu
ated in 17o8 the Hon Horace Binney in l7J gradu
1879 the Hon. samuel D. Parker born in 1873.
Arminius the Cheruscan chief (1S B. c., 10
10 A d.. is 10 cOmmemOraed by statue in Germany.
He needs One-for certainly unless precautions are
taken, he will get 10 be forgotten by-and-by.
At one Of his lectures George Francis Train
shouted "Now, then, anybody can ask me questions"
Whereupon an Old lady got mp and said: Mr.. Train.
would Ike 20 know what makes poieg Away Durh Ia
two in the middle %
Father De Smet, the Jesuit Missionary, viii
contribute The Catholic Reriew papers on the
Red Men and his life among them Death among them.
least in certain rteis, appears to be the thing
The Hon. Charles Z. Perry. L. s. Consul,
sailed in the steamship Rising star. yesterday for his
station at Aspinwa; Mr Perry has been on leave Of
and visit his family, who reside at Albany, n. Y.
Several distinguished graduates of Harvard
University named the death-rol Of last year-Dr
Francis Dana, exMayOr gelow Of Boston, the Rev. j.
c. Greene. Judge A. c. Flbens and the Rev. Charles
Brooks. The Rev. Mr. Greene preached az Newton and
a nephew OF the laJe Lord Lyndhurst.
Mr.. Arthur MathisOn, the wel-knOwn vocal
st, sailed for England. July 6th in the City Of Ant
werp he designs devote considerable time To the
cultivation OF his voice. baritone singer just before
Mr. Mathison sailed. he presented with a
mon II q lis
Cuas practical token Of good fellowship and friendly
interest.