New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
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PERSONAL.

Gen. Sherman returned to Washington last
| evening.
! Chief-Justce Waite attended the military
review at East Lyme. Conn.,, on Thursday
| Prof. Swing of Chicago expects to reach
that city In time to preach to his congregation TO-
morrow.
Livingstone" is announced to be the sub
1ec OF the rst prize for poetry at the French Academy
The French police arrested Gen. dAurelIe
DIS la Paadncs, thinking he might be tho fugitive Mar
shall Bazaine.
The Bishop of Lichfeld, England. will at
tend the coming Convention of The American Protestant
Episcopal Church.
The Grand Duke Vladimir, the second son
OF the Emperor Russia. married the Duchess Of
Mecklcnblrg at st. Petersburg yesterday.
The Governor-Generai of Canada and suite,
visited weland, st. Catharoes and NIAGARA yesterday,
and are expected TO arrive at Toronto to-day.
n. Schneider, President of the French Corps
Legsatif under the Empire, had another attack of
apopexy and no hopes OF hrs recovery entertained
A Quebec dispatch says Monseigneur PericO,
curate Of st. Columbia has received bull from the
Pope comforting upon him the title OF Bishop Of
&" Bolina."
Joseph A. Bailey's equestrian statue of Gen.
Antonio Guzman Blanco. President OF Venezuela. has
been erected a pedestal in Philadelphia for temporary
exhibition TO the public.
Leut.-Gov. Antoine of Louisiana left New
Orleans Monday for brief visit Ia the North. lie
will visit Saratoga. Long Branch, Niagara Fdl3. aud
Washington during his trip.
Cardinal Franchi recently received from tho
Pope magnificent reliquary, nlaid with mosacs, for
the diocese OF Quebec the centenary OF which Is TO DO
celebrated In October.
Madame Fill, an ardent partisan in the pend
ing election Corsica having assailed NJ Jean
de Ia Rocca chief editor OF the Pai0tc the arter AZ
his TO her husband 70 demand repara
ton by arms.
Sir John Hawkshaw has left England for
Brazil for the purpose OF surveying line OF coast
tending about 5000 miles, beginning at PerDambuco.
with OF reporting upon eligible spots lOI Iho
establishment OF harDOrs anu Tor the CONSTRUCTION vi
new railways
At the time of his death in Boston last
Monday Simon Willard the oldest graduate OF the
West Point Military Academy. He entered that nsti-
tuition in 1873 and graduated with honor Ia 1915.
stationed at Pittsburgh. then frontier station Ho
resigned anu went INTO Mercantile business. hls
last appearance In puoc was at West Point last june
when ne attended the alumni meetings.
President Grant and other distinguished
guests at Vineyard Grove taken In on
Thursday evening TO Oak Bluffs. where the annual llu
mination and pyrotechnic display viewed from the
tower A. j. fuckers cottage. Later in the even
ing Mrs Grant gave reception at the Rev. Dr. Tfanys
cottage. Yesterday the President visited Province
town and Nantucket returning In the evening Az the
former place sautes fred bells rung, and many
houses gay decorated. At Nantucket Postmaster Cen
eral Jewell made speech to Tue large crowd ia az
AZ other towns where the train stopped the
President heartily cheered. lie Will WISH JJhn M
Forbes at NaushOn this mornings returning To vineyard
Grove in the evening. On Monday lie Will return 20
Newport by way OF New-Bediord.