New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-18
PERSONAL.

Boston has project OF memorial edlfice
70 Theodore Parker for which purpose $4,000 hasbeen
subscribed aud when t95,OCD j. added the work
will he begun.
Gems. Grant and Burnside promise to be
present ~ the meeting Of the Gr'Dd Army Of the Re.
public at Cleveland Oh the 7th of May. on that
sion Mr. L. C. stedman reads poem and Gen. : l..
WOodford makes an address.
William Mcclellan is hale and hearty In
diana patriarch born in Penn Colony in l772 lie pene
trated the dark and bloody ground" OF Kentucky.
fought tho Indians under ST. Clair and Mad Anthony
Wayne" and the British III the War OF 1872
Senator Wilson is embalmed in the memory
OF grateful Tennesseeans the prime aud
Of the national award OF damages to the University Of
Tennessee for injury sustained during the war FROM the
institution TO continue liz work.
The MARQUIS of Graham eldest son of the
Duke OF Montr0se died London the sd inst after
short Illness from fever. He was only in his 25th year,
and he died unmarried his next brother Lord Doug
las Ronald becomes Marquis OF Graham and heir 10 the
duca title and estates OF Montrose.
William Gilmore Simms, who held rank in
bis time the foremost literary in the South. died
In the turmoil OF the opening Rebellion, and was buried
with little ceremony in his South Carolina home His
feowctzens however sensible of his fine character
and talents lately assembled at Charleston and put into
active operation project to erect worthy monument
over the DOyclsts grave.
Some months ago the Princess Henrietta of
Augutenburg born in 1885, and youngest sister Prince
Christian OF Schleswig the hus-
band Of Princess Helena of England. married NJ Is
march, professor OF medicine at the University of KEEL
of another professor who has played ia his time
prominent part iii the nsurrecOn against the King Of
Denmark Tue newly married couple are said TO have
bought of the beautiful manOrs in the island OF Assem-
which belonged formerly the brides father the Duke
OF Augustenburg, who died in exile In 1869.
Death seldom fails to discover to the world
the worth in mans lifetime is ignored. The late
Prof Trcadwcl Of Cambridge OF the unhonored sort
In early life he devoted himself TO the perfection of the
printing process and In time achieved the press
from which the first spaper produced by
In America, The Boston Advertiser, printed This,
however did not cover the of his usefulness
he projected the Parrot ordnance system, and invented
various desirable improvements in naval ordnance,
continued by this and other countries attest
the talents rather than the good fortune Of their aut ho
The fine library left by the late Thaddcus
to his nephew Friday sold at auction IN
Philadelphia, accordance with the terms OF the will
which declared that the legatee must, before acquiring
the volumes, have abstaned from malt liquor for
five years, in the failure Of which prOviso the
executors Of the estate required to
sell the library: Representatives Of law firms in this
city, Boston. Washington Baltimore and even far
West St. Paul present to secure the rare volumes
composing the collection, and $1,000 realized from
something over 1900 books.