New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-29
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Murat Hastead and wife, Judge George
Hoadley and wife, and Gen Joshua II Bates and wife,
all of CINCINNATI, sailed for Europe on saturday.
The Rev. DR.. b. NJ Palmer, who resigned his
charge al NewOreaDs to accept the Cnanceiorshp OF
Carksvle University, has at the request Of the Presby-
terry decided to remain at the former place
The pOcket-book which was taken from
Major John ndre when he captured with Benedict
Arnods reasonable papers IN bis boots is now In tho
possession Of tue Connecticut Historical Society.
Senator Morton will spend most of the Sum-
mer at Indianapolis, having given up his proposed Cali
torna trip. The Indianapolis Journal says he seeing
full OF mental e aud energy, aud IN Ieciins Oeet haa
for many months past
Alexander ii. Stephens has sent to Washing
ton for steROgrapher, and 1t behooves Mr. b. H. Hi
TO be on his guard Mr. Stephens has evidently come to
the conclusion that this carrying on corres pendenca
witt five column letters pcayuDe business any way.
The letter will probably approach III sze an un'
abridged dictionary with full quota oil hard aecuyes.
Canon kingsey's feats in pedestrlanlsm have
astonished the citizens of Denver Colorado The Sea
OF that place says Of him "Snce he began TO recover
from his recent Illness which attacked HIM just as he
reached Denver, he has spent hve or ok noais dy
MaDItou the most txciilns auu Laughing ianoies
around the foot Of Pixies PEAK. always accompanied ~
his daughter
The Rev. DR.. Miner of Tufts College and
Do Lewis holding public discussions ON the temper
ance question Massachusetts, The former fayors pro-
hbon so far as to say that if any views are enter
tanned society which, in the judgment OF the Legs.
lature tend produce much harm as rum dJer,
would be the bonnden duty of that Legislature 10 pro-
hibit such views"
The Rev. Dr. E. o. Haven has accepted the
Chancelorshp Syracuse University in place Of Chan.
celsor Winohell resigned. DIR. Haven was for tlma
editor OF Zions Herald. aterward President OF Mchi-
gan state University more recently president OF tho
Northwestern University at Evanston, Ill, and Cor
responding Secretary OF the Board OF Eiucdton OF e
NJ f. Church. He will enter upon the duties oi MS new
position at the opening OF the next college year.
The President and Mrs. Grant arrived at
Charleston W. Va, Saturday afternoon, and were met
by large crowd. salute was fired. and speech OK
welcome made by Col. Benjamin Smith. The President,
IN response sad he ha9 gong oSed h
regretted that his stay would nave 10 DC Drlei ne IS
expected return 10 Washington by tuesday OF Meuhes
dai and may reach Long Branch Dy the An OF JAW.
A meeting of the International Code Com
mtee was held at President Woolseys house In New
Haven last week. and it voted TO send Dr. Miles TO
Europe as practicable TO complete arrangements
for the coming International Conference at Geneva.
The following ad nOna delegates were also chosen;
President WOolsey, Emory WasnDurn. Charles A rear
body PIIyn. Robert MlIthTSp La%re nu
G. Mlgoqn AmasS Waik a GsorsS D e;rg VII
liam Beach Lawrence.
Recently the venerable and kiRd-hoarted
Thurow Weed, while rummaging about some OF ths
old bookstores and print-shops OF Nassaust acciueh
ally fell upon photographic portrait OF Horace Greeley
1t had been taken in the earlier days OF the great
editor, though crude was an excellent likeness.
Mr.. Weed purchased il at once and carried IL over 10
the House, where he showed 1t to his old ieho
Col. Charles A. stetson. After gazing at it for some
minutes, with much emotion that the tears
came to his eyes and ran down his cheeks.
the veteran said. with broken voice: " That 10
exactly his look 10 was wnen L knew MIN thirty
years ago. II had not forgiven him In my heart ana
asked forgiven before he died. should forget all
differences tnat have been between us, as 0ok on
this sweet, honest noble face OF the man whom nave
sincerely hOnOfed and truly loved. That face calls
hack all te,
before, that genuine friendship Tor g00d aui
Is worth all the empty glory the world eau
give" Mr.. Weed has taken the portrait home had IL
handsomely framed, ami put III his library IL Is One
of the things nothing would induce hn 10 part wth
lie regards IL treasure, delights IN n as VIVID
Renaissance OF his Mr. Greeeys long ana cordial.
evenlu, and now historic Intimacy and association