New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-20
inst and nx Congressman Gnery Twlshell wifi exhibit
buffalo which he CAPTURED in Kansas thee years

inst and nx Congressman Ginery Twtshe win exhibit
buffalo which he captured in Kansas tisee years ago.
The monument over the grave Of John A.
Andrew Mt HDgham Mass. will he dedicated Oct. z.
The conditions under which II will be delivered into the
possession OF the bingham Cemetery Association are
a 'hey guarantee its perpetual care and
President Hubert of Middlebury College is
said TO regard with favor plan which his students have
Tor S,rsasizns rifle team, He thinks rife shooting
anord exercise enough would cost less and would
nave better influence than boating.
The Rev. j. II. II. Brown of COhens, who has
been elected to the Bshoprc Of the Wisconsin Do
oese or Fond du Lac is native Of this city, and ia Al
years OF age He founded the Emanuel Church In Brook
N ana was Tor time rector OF Old ST. Georges Cnuicn
in Beekman-st.
The centennial Of the birth of DR.. John
Leyden was celebrated the 9Th inst. in Dunholm,
scotland, his native village. The house in which he lived
was decorated, as were all the principal streets Al
dresses were made, banquet held and In the even
ing the whole village was Illuminated
The Greek Government has sent word to the
committee for a Byron monument in London that mind
u of the services of Lord Byron to Greece and DESTROYS
Of seeing them commemorated it win supply whatever
quantity of Pentec marble the committee may require
free of cost and that the expense for ITS transportation
Will be paid out OF the Greek L&chequer
Sergeant Plunkett of Worcester is thor
oughly convinced that this is world of dsappontmens
Hearing that Gen. Burnside was intending to pass
through Worcester Friday, Mr.. Plunket determined
to give him reception. Accordingly he ordered gen
number Of guests and engaged the oudest brass hand 10
he had The feast spread the guests assembled and
the illustrous General there only brief telegram
saying he was detained by sickness in his family
The O'Connell Monument Committee held
meeting in Dublin recently, when il stated that no
further steps had been taken in reference TO the compile
ton Of the monument probate had not yet been OBJ
tanned Of the late Mr. Foleys will and that legal Difficult
ties had arisen. Mr. Hayes, who had recently visited
Mr. FOeys studio, said the monument was uidch nearer
completion than was generally supposed The Lord
Mayor authorized the Secretary TO write to the executor
telling him that the country was becoming Impatient AT
the delay, which was becoming inexplcabie
The Rev. DR.. w. f. McIaren, who has just
elected Bishop OF Illinois, has been an EpScopaan
only three years. having formerly been Presbyterian
about 10 years of was for time editor OF The
ClrrCland Plain Dealer but afcrward studied theology
at Pittsburgh Penn and ut his graduation was sent as
n missionary OF the Presbyterian Church 10 South Amer
lea. After remaining there three years he returned to
the United Statos and became pastor OF the second
Presbyterian Church al Peoria H. going from there TO
the Westminster Presbyterian Church at Detroit: In
1871 ne received Episcopal orders and became rector OF
Trinity Church al Cleveland In conversation WIN re-
implied that he should accept The position aithough no
should regret very much to leave his church.
4 correspondent Of the DebdtS of Paris re-
latcs conversation ne had with NJ. Theirs at Ouchy
which confirms the impression that the eX-PI'Shent
will accept seat in the Senate. The correspondent
met W. Theirs at o'clock in the morning, returning
from his walk and about to his daily the
philosophical work on which he is engaged g
am making haste" said VI. Thicrs; 81 dstrnst
NV memory. and will not longer leave floating
in my mind the IDEAS which have been occupying
me for 30 years; al last write the book III which
they will assume bodily shape; is my Last viii ana
testament" lie retains his faculties and IL rd OF iron
cmiS. and only desires roei That he may thish ms DOOR
He said he could have notion of rcsunlns Once" anu
although ne would naturally have liked Ia complete me
work b. had begun President he now wished ony 70
take part in public life a simple citizen, - 40 mol 10
quit that Chamber in which he has lived 40 long
ROME, Sept. 1S.-ro-day the Charges d Al
flares Of Austria France and spain accredited 10 the Vail
cam and several Americans, called upon Cardinal Nc
Closkey 10 pay tE"ir respects