New-York tribune., 1874-12-02
PEESOAIL.

Neal Dow recently addressed q temperance
meeting at Whaley Bridge. iu + gland.
State Treasurer Raines Is improving in health,
aud his hopeful Oi ms permanent recovery.
Mr.. G.. w. Tayleure, the manager and dra-
matte author has nome from ong professional
tour of the country.
Mr.. Alexander Agassiz has presented Bow
dom College with tpe collection OF his fathers works.
pub! isbed III Switzerland.
Gen. Frank p Blair has returned to his
home IN st. LJdis from CnftOa Sprin Ss ~ Y H1 bore
the Journey WELL and Is in encouraging condition "
heath.
MIR. Charles Dawson Shanly, the well known
journalist aud magazine writer Will w to Florida next
week to pass the Winter. He is In somewhat po0s
health.
Senator Buckingham and other prominent
citizens Of Norwich Conn. hayo invited exGov. Bg.er
OF Pennsylvania TO visit their city aud address them
tue subject of the Centennial.
Mr.. PllmsOll has received handsomely and
expeusiveiy framed address om the oeameno mon VI
Victoria, Australia in acknoWc OF his cGJrts ~
behalf of seanen In general.
sum of $4,000 had been subscribed in En-
gland up TO the I7tn uit FOR the tetnon, when was
to have been presented to jules Benedict tue 9Th
ult., his seventeen birthday.
Henry H. Dean, a soldier Of the British
army who served under Wellington at Waterloo. dod at
Pro'peo, Hill. Wisconsin on Nov. 49, at the age Of a
years. Ho had lived ia t1s couatrJ about Az Years
Brigham Young's poor health is thus pleas
antly alluded to by Tho Sa!t Luxe Irs6ans "Ase aud
disease, aggravated by tho reflection, of an spent
c have notified this old. bad man that his sands nave
run The course VI wlckeduesS-'
NJ Bazaine's purpose in going to Madrid, it
appears, was TO rJoin his wites relatives who resAs
there and to offer hi. sword TO Marshal serrano against
the Carist. He formerly IN the Spanish
army, and attained the rank of colonel.
Mr.. Frederick C. Harriott, nephew Of Mayor
Havemcyer, married on Monday to Miss Cara Nor
m the actress at Just about tie Lour that his urce fe
dead In the CITY Hal Tue wedding pair started "ss'
im mnlediately Oh profe essional engagement
The Duchess Of Edinburgh was recently pre-
seuted with a spenddly bound copy Of tue Hol Scrip
lures In imperial quarto. ncOsod IN beautiful Oaken
caskeL Tbe volume was the glf OF more than 5000 saS
scrOers, maidens OF tue Uhtei kinsioD aud "as pro
| scnted by depdtatton OF is ladies.
Peru may yet prove paradise for the wo-
suffrage agitators young lady OF Cuzco. the Ole
capital Of Iuoas applied for permssoo " study ios
tue degree OF Doctor Laws The Peruvian Minister Of
Justice replied that te laws OF the RepuOlc teeo
Lie no such difference between tho would pre-
| vent "A woman Oelng lawyer.
| Madame Meulice, wife of the editor OF the
Paris Rappei. was buried at tho cemetery Of Pe7e
Chaise ON the 18Th nst with only civil ceremonial
| Victor Hugo acted as chief mourner. He placed
bouau uet OF white cameilias tue conin. and nade
speech over the grave saying tnas s.e nsas nd nd s
Prof. Dana of Yale College has been making
geological examination In the region OF the srea'
swamp on the Housatonio Railroad In Conneeteus
where he found OF the great glacier whcA gov
eists believe passed over New England on its way o
Canada she Several rocks uncovered iof ~
new road showed distinct scratches.
Whittier wrote a letter to peace meeunx
| In Charlestown, recently. In which no shd' Nv
question VI more Importance has ever engaged t"e
len,ion OF tue Christian statesman and pdii'hthiop'
than the settlement Of international disputes by aro
| ton. have seen no Argument against tue popo,"s
code calculated in the slightest degree 70 throw ave
upOu It's feasibility or ~ dampen the Ieai VI is Int
Gates or diminish their f.iih la tue PROMISE
every pIaut whica heavenly Father hath NOT
shaIi be rooted up our Chrisian ciyilzt Alton
able misnomer II IL must always carry along Win ~
brutal barbarsm OF warA survival VI tho Stone aS0
| oauRibaltsm."