The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-20
PERSONAL.

And such, there can be little doubt, will
its ultimate fate. qf}e
!, PERSONAL.
Senator Wilson and General Sickles, say
the New York Erening Post, will canva
New Hampshire and Connecticut in the Il
publican interest.
The Prince of Wales is at Osborne, Wit
the Queen and royal family. He goes o,
daily, but his strength is not sufficiently r
stored to permit an immediate visit
| London.
| DR.. j. p. Thompson, who recently left Il
Europe, has been invited to deliver courS
of lectures before the University Of Berl1
on the Constitutional History and Civ
Polity Of the United States" 1
Rev. Mr.. Rosenfeldt, convert from J5
dsism, who was sent out to Jamaica by td
Society for the Propagation of Christie
knowledge among theJews, has COMMITTEE
suicide.
The Cape Standard and Mail (Africa), 4
the 19ah of January, says: ~" We are id
formed that DR.. Kirk has received lettci
from DR.. Livingstone, who was at Ujiii, an
was in good health"
Alex. Henderson, manager of the Lydi
Thompson troupe, and reported husband
Lydia, through the death OF his mother hs|
come into possession of the family estati
in England, valued at over half million 4
dollars.
A famous porker, called by his owns|
" Boss Tweed" !" and weighing nearly scvel
hundred pounds. was killed at Huntington
L. l., lately. Like his notorious namesak}
he had great powers of absorption, Luz va
unable to save his own bacon.
During his recent visit to Spain, Gener:
Sherman paid visit to the Escurial, took
seat in the historic chair Of Phillip, and hel
in his hands the dirty folding board o
which Philip signed the treaty of Til
Hague.
As soon as his strength will permit I'd
Prince Of Wales will 60 abroad and be al
sent until May. The places to which b
may resort are not known, but Madeira an
Cannes (where the Princess Christina Is moi
staying), are mentioned, as Is also TorquaJ
In Chickasaw county, Mississippi, nd
long ago. Mr.. Lorenzo Day married Mis-
Martha Week, upon which local poet con
ments as follows:
"a Day is made, . Week ia lost,
But time should not COM lain,
There'll soon be little days enough
To make the week again.
Ii is now asserted in Vienna that the down
fall OF Count Won Beust, late chancellor
the empire, was brought about by his loos
mode of life. To such an extent did he Of
fend in this particular that the Archduched
Sophia, the mother of the emperor, told hd
son that unless Beust was removed Sd
would leave the Holburg.
Secretary Fish is involved in quarrt
with Gen. Sickles, concerning whose retlIr
rom Madrid number of reports have bee
put in circulation. He has been in Wash
ington q month, and the latest report is ths
a serious personal difficulty is pending, ID
volving either the retirement of Secretar
Fish or himself from his official position
Since the latter has been at Washingto
efforts have been made toward recOncilis
tailed statements are said to be in progred
of preparation for publication.
The veteran statesman, M. Guizot, wh
four thousand doll.rs by the French Acad(
my for his History of France" wishes
devote thai sum "to the foundation Of
prize to be awarded by the Academy triel
nially to the best work published within u
three preceding years, either upon one
the great periods of French literature froI
It's rise to our present time, or upon the Iii
and works of the great French writer
either prose or poets, philosophers, histoE
ans, orators, or learned critics."
The most careful sculptor in Rome is sal
to be William Reinhart. His colossal statI
Of Chief Justice Taney is now being cast
bronze. The judge is represented seatet
and Reinhart has rightly insisted on depar
ing from the conventional dress, which
mpedes the hand of the artist, and subst
tuting in its place flowing garment. Bot
in face and figure the likeness Is said to
striking, while the execution shows grej
strength as well as delicacy of finish. Whe
t reaches Its destination, and is unveiled Il
coming summer, Annapolis will possess
work Of art OF which she may be proud.
A singular scene occurred lately at u
fremont House In Chicago. A gentlema
named Gustavus Farley, partner in q me
,antile house having branches In Japan an
New York, arrived from Yokohama in Il
forenoon, on his way to Gotham to visit b
partner, Chas. E. Parker, whom he had N
;een for years. A few hours later, Mr.. Pa
lcr stepped into the hotel, having just
GIFTED from train from the east. He W,
to Japan to see Mr.. Farley. I'll
9aiI met in the office of the fremont, and
'cehe followed which was replete with en-
braces, hand shaking, champagne and u
ike.
A biographical notice of Archibald
,paulding contains the following: "H
were with the land of his birt
md his ancestry but never, even in q
anctity of closest Fl iiendship. did he disclo(
lis sentiments. He even maintained u
opinion that the church should under
become entnngled with u
luestiOns of the day. On one occasion
Turing the war between the North an
'Outh, Archbishop Kenrick, appalled,
he encrOachments of the military and tl
hreats that were freely made against ti
athedral, determined to issue q pastors
lefining the position of the church upon Il
Iuestions which so fearfully agitated u
lublic mind. His intention was confided
Bishop Spaulding, who unhesitatingly col
emned it, and so clearly pointed out Il
mpropriety of the step that it was fort
With abandoned"
ORGANIZATION OF THE REGULAR ARMY.
Tne organic alton Of the regular army Of q
United States, on the 20th Of December col
listed of general, lieutenant general,
major generals, Is brigsdIef general, IS Cd
'nels, So lieutenant colonies. al majors,
5S2 captains, 40 quartermas
rs, (eXtra lieutenants). battalion adjutal
nd one battalion quartermarter, 6e2 fr
ieCfenantS 4r1 second liouton a ufs q al