New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
PERSONAL.

Marshal Bazaine has arrived in London.
Victor Hugo has entertained Emilio Cas-
tear at banquet
Elihu Burritt is dangerously i'll at his home
in New Britain from hemorrhage Of the lungs.
The Secretary of the Treasury and the Post
master eneral will shortly pay an official visit 10
Boston. ..,7
Col. Fred. Grant and bride are the guests OF
their cousin W. W. Smith, at Washington Penn ana
will remain there for a few DAYS.
Paul Boynton, from America, exhibited his
swimming apparatus at Queenstown yesterday lie
proposes SWIM across 81 Georges Channel.
James Stephens. formerly Head Center of the
Fenans in the United States, has written letter de-
clnIug subscription for his benefit. in Ireland.
Gov. Randolph of New-Jersey sprained bis
arm SO badly last week that he Obliged to cancel
several of his engagements to address political meet
Archbishop McCloskey of this city and Bishop
Bacon OF Portland sailed from Brest in the steamship
Pereire for this city Sunday last. The Archbishop
then in excellent health.
e-President Wilson was in Washington
yesterday and called at the White House, but did not
the President as the latter was busy at the time
Mr.. Wilson left for the East last night
Crown Prince Rudolph of Austro- Hungary
has assigned the whole of money present made to him
on his birthday by grandfather, Archduke Francis
Charles to the use OF an Austrian Expedition ABOUT 10
explore Africa.
The inhabitants of Milly, near Macon, France,
have subscribed fund for the purpose OF erecting on
the village square bust OF Llmartine, whose bOyish
recolecons OF their neighbOrh0od have furnished the
theme OF many graceful sketches In Les Condolences
The Rev. Phillips Brooks of Boston is said
have received during the past year offers of $4,000 II
ne would accept pasoraie in Philadelphia. and of $4,000
If he would accept IN New York. Both propositions
were declined His ncw church in Boston, II Is said,
Will cost 81 000,00. LIS erection is Proceeding very
slOwly.
The nom de plume of Susan Coolidge has
come TO be a thin disguise which many newspapers have
publicly torn off by paradng the name of the lady as
Miss Sarah g. Woolsey. She is niece OF exPresident
WoOlsey Yale Cole ge She has been absent IN Europe
for a year two. but has just returned in time TO
superintend the publication OF another juvenile.
The Rev. j. l.. Burrows, for twenty years
pastor First Baptist Church. in Richmond. Va, re-
signed the pasorate OF that church last night to accept
"A call by the Broadway Church Of Louisville. Ky. An
immense present aud the resignation
created profound regret committee OF nine was ap
pointed report at meeting OF the congregation next
Sunday expression of the feeling at his removal
Mr.. John Fraser of Glasgow, some time
editor of The Arcadia during his few years Of residence
in this city gained the respect and esteem OF journalists
and others who made his acquaintance. Last Spring
much to the regret of his friends the declining health
of Mrs Fraser compelled him to return TO Scotland an
give up his Intention OF max. ng TINS country MS nome
An item in The GldsCOU Herald now states that Mf
Fraser and Mr.. Robert Gillespie have purchased me
EDeInQ star established journal OF that cy putting
in new machinery, &C.. at an outlay OF SlOOoO anu
there chance tnat the Liverpool OF the Norh
heuceforth Will nave a lively newspaper with all the
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