, 1872-11-21
PERSONAL.

Carl schurz lectures in Louisville, next Mons
M. R. Waite, of Toledo, is talked Of for the
Geo. L. Beckers new residence in St. PaulA
lust completed, cost SAC, ,000-
The Cincinnati Commercial points to Arch
bishop Purcell as the next Pope Of Rome.
Professor Moses Colt Tyler denies that the
best Greek scholar in the Michigan University is
q woman.
W. W. Corcoran has just made another do
nation OF SIC, 900 for the benefit Of the. Wash
ington and Lee University, in Virginia.
GTherese Ye1verton is writing :" Wanderings
in Malaga" for the San Francisco Bulletin Her
last letter is dated at Singapore.
james Shaw, Of Carroll County, illinois, VIII
be candidate for Speaker OF the house OF H5pra-
sentatives this winter.
Judge William 2. Lyon. Of the Wisconsin
Supreme Court, celebrated his silver Wedding as
Racine, the 18th.
-E1,1Iinister Motley, who, since his retire
ment from our diplomatic service, has resided at
the palace of the Queen Of Holland, is about to
come home on visit, it is said.
Samuel J. Phillips, Of Raleigh, the new So
licitor General, conducted the trial Of TIE ~
klu1 prisoners in North Carolina, and thereby
won favor with the Administration
John P. Sanborn has purchased the Ne"p> II
R. T. Mercury, paper started bT Ben f1anA@
lin, in 1853, and will make it daily :. .,,.1
| daughter Of Baron Meyer de Rothschlld, IS apout
| to be married to the Hon.-M Yo1se, son OF the
Earl of Hardwicke, and brother of Lord Rogston-
General kautz, the Commsndant OF tue
the accomplished Hiss Markbreit. half-sister of
| Fred. Hassaurek. at Cincinnati.
| Professor Elliott, Of the Smithsonian lnst1-
tute now travelling in Alaska, will be married
Governor Max We'll The Wedding will be
! solemnized at the Greek Church, London.
| Edmund Yates Witnessed the Boston con-
hagration, it is said, and will probably, write an
| account Of it for some EngliRh periodical. He
has offered to lecture in aid Of the sufferers and
to assist in relieving those thrown ont OF en-
Miss Nellie, the devoted daughter Of Mrs.
Wharton (whose tr3A upon the charge g o. pos POS.
est), was married as far back as tie 4th OF July
to her cousin, II. q. Wharton, Of Philsdelphla.
| "A street Iurnor is current that one OF Dem
ver's dentists, on being recently introduced :; 70
conversation by saying, 9'Miss " -. hope
that may consider that We are not entirely un-
acquainted. I had the pleasure of pulling out
tooth for your father short time ago.;
Mrs. Augusta II. Rodgers, Of Brooklyn, has
in less than four years received letters patent
from our Government for es many as four dlf-
ferent inventions !: A mosquito canopy, 1olo-
ing chair, plan for heating cars without h1a,
applied to locomotives5. The first two are also
to-day protected by the great seal Of England: .
| Charles Sumner wrote to 8 friend at New
buryport that he had taken passage Tor nome,
and added: Friends urge that should post
pone my return, and thus receive further lease
Of rest, but cannot satisfy myself without re-,
turning. NY health has improved 71slnly ana
palpably. I can walk now, as I could not
On my arrival, but 7 find what the doctor calls
my limitations! have not read an American
newspaper aince sailed out Of Boston Harbor
nor have concerned myself except With 81 ghts,
society, and pictures"
The Prince ct Wales recently peid . 7islt te
the Earl Of Aylesford, at Packington Hall, War
wickshire, and the local newspapers give a1
} eloquent account Of the manner in whict
the noble Earl entertained his princelJ
guest. The first day was devoted t.
rabbit shooting. Els Royal Highness and eight
other. gentlemen. each armed with . double.
! barreled gun, and followed BY an attendants WITH
another gun ready loaded, went ont into hls
lordships covers in heavy rain, and butchereo Z,
with such diligence the little animals which tha
! beaters startled from their hiding places, thas
b nightf they had accumulated Us ca1Ssssc5 Ss n
killing pheaaants; aud it is to be hoped ina:
his noble entertainer had eome fresh form .t} q
; slaughter in readiness for him Oh the day tok'
y loving,