New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14
PERSONAL.

Can't. Cook has been reelected unanimously
by the Yale University crew for the next regatta
Sir Arthur Helps's new work is called " Social
Pressure" and has just been published In London.
Jean Ingelow will contribute o new story,
Fatal to be Free" to English MAGAZINE for 1875.
The Rev. II. II. Haweis the musical clergy
man of London is about to publish work on cremation.
entitled "Ashes to Ashes."
DR.. Joseph w. Howe, one of the surgeons of
Charity Hospital. has been appointed attending surgeon
to St. Francis Hospital, In FithSt.
GEL. j. Meredith Read, U. s. Minister to
Greece sailed from this port yesterday for Bremen.
with his family on his way back TO his post.
The Hon. Robert C. Winthrop of Boston has
been requested by the Buffalo Historical Society to de-
liver before 1t Grafton Willard Fillmore. It's first
President.
1t having been asserted that Gen. Sherman
is Freemason, The Boston Pilot says it has the very
best authority for saying taat the General IS not aud
never connected with any secret society.
A correspondent says that in the otherwise
deceptly kept churchyard around the Cathedral in
Downpatrck ireland. the grave OF st. Patrick is IN a
shameful state OF disorder and is unmarked by cross or
slab
Some foolish Administration editors have
been consong themselves this election by report
ins that Murat Halstead was tired OF independents
journalism and looking about for party Of which
to make The Commercial the organ. Tas little para
graph from late number CT his pepper does MT look
If Mr. Ualsead had heard the " Il may bo that
HE Cincinnati Commercial is the OUly truly inde-
include The Missouri Republican, Chtca0o Times SErng
Jfeh 1iass.) ReDu6ticdH ana The TRIBUNE and Herald
New YORK In the list But what Il editor, Instead
either supporting cOndemnng both parties, adj
ministers the truth according TO his lights torcby
he general pupc. and allows the parties
take OF themselvesi There is no harm IN that is
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CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Gen. Shaler arrived in
this city this morning.
MONTREAL, Nov. 13.-The Right Hon. Hugh
Childers, member of the British Parliament In town.
HARTFORD, Nov. -. - Prof. Thomas r.
Pynchon has announced his acceptance OF the Pres
dency of Trinity College The announcement was eu-
Enthusiastically received by the students.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The Rev. Messrs. Moody
and Sankcy the American Revivaliss, have arrived
this city, after through Ireland, where they
with great success in conducting REVEALS They Will
hold meetings here In Agricultural Hail.
CHEYENNE, w. IT,, Nov 13.-Col. Holloway
OF Indianapolis, brother-n-law of Senator Morton,
passed through here yesterday route east and
ported Senator Morton at Santa Blrbara CALI much
proved in health aud that he will probably remain there
all Winter If he continues to receive Denet nom the
California climate.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Ex-Secretary Of tho
Treasury McCuloch and ex-Assstant Secretary OF
Navy Faxon the Ebbltt House. Tie latter paid
visit to the Navy Department t1-day for the first
since he left that position, and received cordial greet
ing from those with whom he formerly Officially
ciated. Leut.COl. Fred. Grant ana wife in Wash
ingtOn Secretary Brstow and wife left for New-iOrk
Tonight and VIII return on Monday