New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
PERSONAL.

The Rutland Globe. it is reported, is now to
be under editorial rule of Congressman Willard of
AOntpcher.
Gen. Sherman, who has been residing In this
city for several days past left last evening for his home
IN ST. Louis.
President Clark of Amherst College thinks
OF delivering lectures botany at the university in
Benlcia Cal, next summer
There is now only one Mrabeau living, the
MARQUIS GA0r,el Count %-Ei sraad'nopne" OF
Madame Van de Weyer has generously or
dcrod that tie pension granted 10 her by the Belgian
Government after her husbands death, shall DO paid
annually 70 the widow OF some Belgian author.
Gov. Castor viii be the first occupant of
the Chair of State in Massachusetts who had previously
been Mayor o. the Center OF The Universe Mr.. CASTOR
ves;inoD; OF s, 900 IA Dsnver real estate IN "a.
The Right Hon. VIM. Z. Gladstone, EXPIRE
pier OF England. whose remarkable pamphlet against
the Vatican has attracted such world wide at
teDtoD, recently read the Lessons during divine service
Wales.
Mr. Rusl,in is certainly eccentric, bat it is
o.enest in kindly honorable directions. His latest
odd performance IA the establishment OF tea-shop. with
the statement that object doing IA that the poor
round abou. may De able 10 e' tho4f tea ana eonee pure
IND uuadultcred,
A portrait Of President Woolsey Of Yale Col
Iege has lust been duisIci by Prof Niemeyer. which
represents the President seated IN his chair Of office and
arayed his robes his books a0 Iut him ana ms rSht
hand stretched out over gIOe as IL eApouninG some
principle Of international law.
Capt. Burna6y Of the British Royal Horse
Guards has invented for ascertainng the
course OF the winds, when by Of intervening
clouds the earth ia longer visible. He recently
asccndea Ia balloon 10 lest Tue nsttnleA' anu INC
result OF the trial was deemed Satisfactory
Count Zobowitz, an Austrian Lieutenant,
lately made heavy bet that he would ride from Vienna
10 Paris horse, in Is days lie won his bet being
;ust 70 minutes within the time, and ms horse showing
no signs OF ii<u' lie was 4ec.iVfd az the Barrefe dn
Trone bv 900 people The bets on the event are said
~ be more than sl,0JOOOO.
Last June Mayor Cobb Of Boston, under a
vote OF the Committee OF tie City Council, transmitted
to the Hon. John Bright copy OF the proceedings Of
the City Government and the citizens the death of
the late Senator sumner In his reply, which has been
delayed 10y his frequent absence rom home, Mr. Bright
SAYS: L shall value the volume Ye:y highly for the
facts and sentiments II records ana Tor this marlfesta
IOn of your friendly feeling 10 me-"
Gen. Garibaldi has q scntentiOus wisdom
worthy OF Poor Richard. He says in q recent letter to
friends accommodate yourself to your circumstances
This is maxim which have put in practice from the
time when my property consisted OF change OF linen in
tator.of the Two Sclres. signOr John Anderson
Of New York, without any preliminary advice, sent me
IN order SiguOr KOlschHi for 5000 lire in gold.
therefore do not accept subscription, and am ever
SouTs, u. GARIBALDL"
Mr. Murat Halstead delivered a lecture last
recent trip Iceland with Bayard Taylor, Dr. Hayes,
and Cyrus W. Field. Mr.. Halstead said he had time
10 prepare formal lecture, ana scarcely knew bow 10
present himself for conventional lecture. 81"
could" he said. ct wO.d, perhaps be the better way
TO begin by telling why went to Iceland but have
fOuwd out myself exactly" At the close or his
lecture, which fun Of interesting facts Mr. Hdstead
said OF the lessons dtGICeu from his travels was
that Americans must not hater themselves that they
alone making great progress.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2j-Postmaster-G General
Jewell will return 70 Washington Saturday.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2j.-BishOp Hare, who is
now here reports that there Is much improvement and
q peaceable disposition among the Sioux
PARIS, Nov. 2j.-Mr. Bancroft Davis, the
United States Minister 10 Germany who has been IN this
clty a few day. leaves tomorrow for Berlin.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-The Rev. t. n. Dud-
ley rector Of Christ Church protestant Episcopa OF
this city, recently elected Assistant Bishop Of the do
cese Of Kentucky, sguihed his acceptance to-day.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2j.-Ihe alexandria Ga
se says that President Grant is expected to visit his
friend Col MosOy, at Warrenton tomorrow, and that
the cadets OF Bethel Academy OF Fauqmer County Va
getting ready the escort from the railroad
station " the COlJnel'5 resiuence,