New-York tribune., 1874-11-23
PERSONAL.

State Treasurer Raines is confined to his
| room by serious illness.
The Rev. Brooke Lambert, Vicar of Tam
| worth, appears advocate OF cremation.
Mr.. Whalley, NJ. p, celebrated Guy Fawkes
Day with the usual great bonfire on the summit Of the
Trevor Hills.
Sir John Lubbock, M. p, recently said that
the great fault present British of education
was the neglect OF science.
Mr.. Goschen, one of the members for London.
is spoken Of likely to be the Liberal leader in the
British House OF Commons
The Rev. Mr.. Nursey preached at the recent
opening for public worship of the first English Protestant
Church erected within tue walls OF Rome.
Capt. Caulfeld, who holds the rather singular
appointment OF official tiger slayer to the Madras
Government, sspersung his calling with great vigof
DR.. Hawkins. noted formerly as an opponent
OF the Tractarian movement. recently resigned the
office of Provost Of Orel which he had held since 1923.
Prince Christian recently sent to Frank
Buckland. the naturalist. speRdd pike, weighing IS
pounds This resh-water shark was Om IL " l5 years
old. and nearly four feet long.
Prof. Ruskin has begun his lectures at Ox3
ford and caused surprise in his first lecture by an
attack upon ladies for coming such numbers and
taking all the seats to tho exclusion OF tho under
graduates.
Several prominent women and physicians OF
Boston propose establish diet kitchen for tho sick
poor issued appeal for funds TO carry on.
the plan. hch they say VIII DO somewhat IAe thas
pursued In New-York."
A. V. Jules Grisard, General Agent of the
Society Of Accmation, writes to Setn Green, from
Paris thanking him In the name OF the Society for his
proposition to send 1t his shhatchng apparatus pre-
pared for the spawn. and accepting his offer.
The Right Hon. William Z. Forster and Sir
Fowe Buxton returned from their extended trip West
few days ago, and after brief stay NJ NewYOrk went
Se = Hon. Charles fra"cis Adams They return to New.
York this week. and sail soOn foe England.
Bishop Cummins of the Reformed Episcopal
Church purposes making Baltimore his home only for
the Winter. His stay In Baltimore Is account
OF family considerations than In connection with any
clerical movement although 10 is his intention to organ
o congregation In that city NJ an early day Bishop
Cummins there Is In the United States aud IN Can
about 80 congregations or parishes ana about 40
clergymen In union with the Reformed Church move
menI
Mr.. Tilden has secured Mr. Robert l.. john
sons residence Albany tine Executive mansion
during his term Of Office as Governor. The building.
which said to be peculiarly suitable for Executive
residence. Is situated about hair mile south o tno
State Capitol, aud tue cathedral Members "I tue
Legislature and State officers have "ithn tue ist wv
years considerably discussed tue proposition oi
| buying this same building as pernia"'n' hA'eu'""
m3nsion.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 22-Charlotte Cushman.
the actress very i'll at the Grand HOTEL pus Is 10"
considered out OF danger. -
| PARIS. Nov 22-COunt de In ROchef0ucauid.
au attache Il the French Legation a; Madrid is gazeed
| as First Secretary Of the Legation at Washington.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Gen. Garfield, Chair
man OF the House Committee Appropriations. wasin
consultation with Secretary Brstow aud Controller
kuox yesterday.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-JOseph II. Drummond.
high official Masonic order IN tho United states
WAS formally received tho Masonic Temple yesterday
afternoon. and given banquet at the Gibson House ~
night
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Mr. Meacham, ono
of tho Modoc Commissioners with Gen. Candy, is now
engaged In gathering company Of Indians, including
some Warm Spring aud Modoc Indians OF Oregon:
I'm m "a
are designed as living illustrations OF his theme
WASHINGTON Nov. 22.-AmOng the callers
on the President yesterday were Alexander H. stepneus
Of Georgia and Judge Poland. The interviews OF fhes"
gentlemen brief and mainly with view OF PAYING
their respects Judge Poland conversed with the fres
dent upon Arkansas matters. but not with me nten
of presenting basis for action by the GoVernep'
as that will only officially done as heretofore stated
BY the report 0e presented to Congress oy the U
mittoe OF CATION. OF which Judge Poland Cha
man. Mr.. Stephens seemingly an GOOD health ana
ms copxyatulatel by tas grVslusat upoe teelfS0A