The New York herald., 1874-07-12

John Bright has gone a fishing.

John Bright has gone fishing
Ems is terrible now. Occupied by the FOrenceA
The Brman Ambassadors nave left Paris for
London.
Colonel Thomas 7. Crittenden, United states
Army, is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
M. Amedee Van Den Nest, First secretary Of tho
Belgian Legation at Washington is sojOurning as
the BrevOOrt House.
Count de MOntebello, who recently met Meter
nch, will soon meet Mile. Louise Abertine do
Bicey at the Duptial altar.
Mr.. George Jones, publisher OF the New YORK
Times was passenger in the Parthia, rom Bos-
ton yesterday for Liverpool
BOucicauIt Is reported to have received $4,000
from 'Ied Astray," and octave Feuilles. the au-
thor OF the play, Is alter him.
colonel TheO philus F. Rodenbough, United States
Army, is quartered at the Everett House.
The King of the Sandwich Islands Is expected
at Paris. Since Rocheforts notice OF his govern
ment they will appreciate him.
Sensation in the FaubOurg st. German ! Tho
next issue OF the Revue des DeuI Moates VIII con-
tain an article by the Count de Paris.
Marshal MacMahOn visited the camp at MeudOn
June g. and inspected the quarters, &c. He was
received by General Fremont, not the one VINO was
once supposed to be a pathfinder.
John W. Forney was celebrated at q farewell
dinner on the eve OF his approaching departure for
W
were eloquent utterances," OF course.
The Lynn-ked sweetness Of East Lynn Is too lon
drawn out. Give US something about West Lynn.
or North or South Lynn, or even Lynn Centre. or
Lynn Church, or Lynn Cross Roaos. ANY Lynn for
q change!
senator Phineas W. Hitchcock, of Nebraska, is
residing temporarily at st. Nicholas HOTEL
Dandy, a Chicago pastor, is accused by his con-
gregatlon of '1yng, dishonesty. using tobacco and
encouraging dancing Schools and, in the midst
OF this shower, "preseryes dignided silence and
awaits investigation"
In five OF our States Tennessee, Ohio, Missouri,
Maryland and Pennsylvania-there are said TO 10
twenty seven universities and 173 colleges.
Whew, We should people, relinquisn the
habit OF calling district schools univefsltles ana
sand classes colleges.
Colonel John W. Forney sailed for Europe on
Thursday. The Press says:--"The editorial chair
OF the Press during the absence OF Colonel John W.
Forney in Europe will be occupied by MT. W. ".
Nevln formerly closely connected with this
establishment. Mr.. Nevn's ability rs writer and
his hiVh character as gentleman are suihciens
guarantees that he will faithfully discharge the
dutes of the position to which he has been called"
Paris IL going over the history OF the attempt to-
buy the gates from Dombrowski. but gets 1t shock
lngly wrong. they make 1t out that DOmbrowski
was bought, but that the failure was due to somc
one else. Dombrowski was bought In one sense
that Is, he took all the money they offered him.
but ne didn't give up the gates, and ne caused
Tbiers' agent TO be shot.
Mr. II. G. Rothery, the Special Commissioner ap
pointed BY tue British government to assist in
adjusting the differences between the UEited
States and Canada on the fisheries question: has
apar tments at the Brevoort House. He Will sail
for England on Wednesday next in the steamahlp
Scotia the object of his visit having been accom-
pnshed through another medium in. the recently
negotiated Reciprocity Treaty.
Miss Ralouka Musurus, second daughter OF
! Mus,rus Pacha, Turkish Ambassador In London,
WAS married az the Embassy to Prince Gregory DO
Brancoyaun son OF Prince Gregory Bibescu. for
merIy reigning prince in waachia. Miss HeleAe
| Musnrus the BRIDES sister; the Countess Of Mum
ster Lady Adcline Cocks and Lady Phippa stan
hone were the ladies OF honor Tie ceremony Was
according to the rites of the Greek Church.
Jn,cs Janin's last days were filed with thoughts
of his new translation OF Horace In French verses.
lie charmed all about him by his interest In hlA
work which seemed sign OF returning health.
His appetite was excellent and the little house At
psssy was uii o gayety. On the 18TH, at SIX p, NJ,
one domestic was IN the room with him. He sent
mis- domestic into the next to fetch his medi-
| cine and when the man returned Janin was dead
Count Luckner, q saxon noble, was to marry
and changed his mind. The lady'sdather wished
TO challenge him, but was sick, so he was chal-
lenged by the lady's uncle, General KotIeUuc.
Russian Minister at Dresden. They both fred
twice, and missed handsomely, so the secOnds.
evidently thinking ths a laineDtabie waste o
powder put stop toit. Resut--hon0r satisfied
anu nobody hurt rhis IS some ,niD0 EiRe ouni-