New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-30
PERSONAL.

The Prince of the Asturias has entered
upon his military studies at sandhurst
The Prince and Princess of Wales have re-
turned to London from their Continental tour.
A Salt Lake dispatch says Brigham Young
went southyesterday, and expects TO spend the Win
ter at St. George.
Alexander Begg sailed from Quebec last
evening for Scotland. where he will act emigration
agent for the Dominion.
Messrs. Edward Angel and John II. Farley
OF the Cleveland City Council now here to examine
the pavements OF the city,
Ex-GOv. Bullock of Massachusetts, has given
800 to the Art Gallery Fund OF Amherst College Tho
Rev. Dr. storrs OF Brooklyn will lecture the College
Tuesday evening for the beneht OF the same fund
Miss Lula Meyer, from the German tbeaters,
arrived yesterday under an engagement to appear as
the stadt Theater during this She will make
her first appearance In the operetta entitled Partisan
Lie"
Counsellor A. P. de CarvalliO Borges. the
Brazilian Minister arrived In this city yesterday
ing. He returns. accompanied by his wife, from En-
where he spent the Summer for the dement, OF his
health
BY the accession to the Peerage of Gen.
Forester the cognoen OF father OF the British House OF
Commons devoves upon Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Eyer
ton BarOnet who has continuously represented
Cheshire OF its divisions the General EIec
ton Of 1880.
Col. p. Egerton Warburton, the Australian
explorer whose wonderful expedition from the center
Of Australia to the West Coast accomplished by him and
his party under difficulties and priyations of most APP;
palling character rewarded Win the gold med OF
the Geographical Society, is now In London.
DR.. Harold Browne. the Bishop of VIM
chester England, writes to the Bishop OF Melbourne,
call myself old fashioned English churchman, and
find TO repel me In any one OF the extreme schools
have or heard in the Old Catholics"
The Judges of the United States Supreme
Court made their annual call upon the President yester
day noon The for the Court to call upon tho
President %as not in he city When the Court
and the visit was therefore postponed till to-day.
Edward Dicey, the well-known London
journalist war correspondent Of The London Ners and
actively engaged in various journalistic enterprises has
been spending few weeks In this country, q visit 10
his wifes relations. He married into Boston family.
and of tue leading men in Wast Is his brothern-
law.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has invited
his rural deans inform him to the general opinion
Of the aity with respect 1.-The ornaments rubric and
position OF the ceebrant. Should any concession
these points be recommended he asks further what cor
responding concessions would be asked on the other
side In matters at present equally Illegal.
Mr.. Beecher replies to an inquiry in Tho
Christian linton, whether he thinks God enjoys
praise, in this way 1--WE do not think that God Is
pleased with the perfunctory laudations OF long
prayers, anthems executed without feeling, that
he would he delighted the insertion of his In
the Constitution of the United States God canuot Do
praised by joint resolutions"
Prof. Swing concludes an article on South
theology in The Independent 10 this way "As for
the great South under the influence Of liberty and edu
cation and industry, she will begin to call in all
her bad outstanding theology, and will emancpate not
only slaves but her women, that they will read
and publish and teach will emancpate her theologians
from the OF old CUSTOM aud make them scorn the
dueO in church courts deeply as the civilized States
the duello OF literal firearms and purple blood.
and love nothing SO much as union VI Christian peace
and industry"