New-York tribune., 1875-11-17
PERSONAL.

DR. Kenealy was TO have had long inter-
Wow with the Tchborne claimant yesterday. The usual
allowance Of twenty minutes for an interVie" WIS w
tended by the Home Secretary to Two hours
Count Moltke attained his 10Th birthday
recently and the Emperor presented him with the fanny
order OF the HohenzOllcrns with star ana croSsei
swords AS recognition OF the Field Marshais Services
A granddaughter of William |. Barry, once
Postmaster General has presented 10 the Kentucky Sate
Library fac smie copy Of the nullifcation proclana
tion OF President Jackson IL Is printed y" 'S "NU
richly framed.
Judge William T. Otto. formerly Assistant
Secretary of the Interior been appointed reporter OF
the Supreme Court Of the United states He mas peen
FOR some time member OF the SPANS" 'u"
Joint Claims Commission.
The Rev. DR.. Clark of Albany, who was ap-
pointed by the pastors and laymen of that city to re-
guest Messrs Moody and Sankey to visit Albany mas
ported that the eyangrsts VIII nor De aD'e " "0oo' ~
invitation before the Winter OF next year
Mr.. Louis JudsOn Swinburne of Albany
member Of the Freshman Glass at Yae College has been
awarded the prize medal offered annually by the editors
OF The YGfs LnerUiy NdgGz'Hr. lHe suuJcct VI MS c1
WAS " William Blacks N0Yels
The Tooth anniversary of GOethc's arrival at
weror occurred on the 7th inst aud celebrated by
be performance Of his phigenie" at the thcater there
Ram parts OF the Faust" with compositions Will
BE- the 22d of March next the anni' efa!
OF the poets death
Mr.. p. f. Barnum told the following
IN hi. lecture in Chicago: "In his museum
gentleman and daughter stood gazing at 'he Siamese
Twins, The Snowman said they were the most remark
ae phonomenon in the known world were born in sam
&c fBrothers supposeP remarked the gentleman, IN
tcrrosatvcly still looking with wonder ~ the uen,uls
Yp. sir btnhers natural brothers, too sad tne SNOW
man My dear said the st1r, reiig0usiy, turning 10
his daughter think Of the goodness Of PrOlldth,c ~
linking two natural brothers together instead Oh TWO
stransers.'' j.
Mr.. Daniel Y. Haskell, the late editor oi
The Boston Transcript had habit of saving mp each year
all tho truke toys and chdrens books he received
tIl Christmas Day when he would load a wagon win
the collection and driving about among tho children Of
h. friends he would distribute the treasures. The little
ones have not forgotten his kindness for The Boston.
G1-c,s ~ Sunday says: number Of children repre-
sentative Of families in this city, went 10 heWb)poft
Yesterday place their floral tributes on tbe glhFe n
Daniel Moves Eell former editor or me IfdHsc7T
Among a the rccOgutons or his death-one year ago
none viii have touching and cncerg 81 Shlhca
than this from the yOuuy friends whom be loved 80 Vel,
and who will ever keep his memory green
Mr.. A. j. b. Beresf0rd Hope writes as fol-
lows accepting memorials OF his much-honoFed and
greatly regretted friend" Gen. John c. Breckenridge:
His name has been for years to Us household word,
and upon his arrival in England Lady Mildred Beresford
Hone and myself sought his acquaintance and had the
pleasure Of receiving him guest both here and n
the country. Personal acquaintance produced warm
esteem aud respect and vivid Impression 0i ms enhe
abilities have often since then remarked tnat out OF
ne persons OF distinction with whom, IN the course 0t
my fife have in various ways been thrown Gen Breoh-
inrdEe was among those who had most rrcs-tblg
with feeling OF abty ana ready power i
had looked forward the probability OF MS again, IN
better times coming 10 the fore and deYotnB hls great
talents 10 tie public welfare"