The Morning herald., 1875-10-16

s;dent Grant teiegraP"o' ~
' -. .,,end the Pittsburgh Expos;
,S"oh ,lU, he was to pass through the city
way back to Washington
svinburne has novel way Of re
no himself upon that most persisten
II 1 bores, the autograph hunters. III
VS. no amanuensis to write his auto
for him.
,.i1eot Hubert of Middlebury ..Col
,sn;es that he is in favor Of rifle
rather than boat club among stu
and says that he objects to one as
ely as to the other.]
Theirs, while at Oachy, received a
from NJ. Gambetta, who came over
yervey, where he was staying. NJ.
RS i, now at Areachon. near Bordeaux,
y he intends to remain during the
ent month.
;lwaukee has established a course Of
aav afternoon lectures, and it was
ed last sundayF by Mr.. james 7.
ds, lie is to be followed by Messrs.
schurz, Bayald Taylor, Ralph Waldo
erson, and Bret Harte.
en, T Bernard, now in London and
Of the Confederate army, is about to
the insurgents in Herzegovina it is said
iug been invited to high command
travelled through Turkey some years
and is familiar with the country and
people.
rhe plimsoll statue fund is receiving
slant additions, and the artistic who is
execute the design has already begun
work. At recent meeting in London
aid Of the project it was stated that -dr.
knlsoll's advocacy of sailors rights was
racting the attention Of other countries.
|(ier. Sherman said to a reporter Of The
Louis Republican recently, that he did
\ propose to answer Gen. Boynton or any
1.-The other critics of his Memoirs. He has
bered to publish as an appendix to his
Dok the letters Of those who think them
lives unjustly treated. lie has received
anv letters from prominent military men
,mmcnling the the justice and impartial
Y Of his book, among whom are Gen. ].
Garfield, Gen. q. II. Grosvenor, Gen.
W. Foster, Gen. W. W. Wright; and
en-. Lucius Fairchild.
Prince Bismarck is unwcll, and will not
ercfore, accompany the Emperor on his
sit to Italy.
News has been received at London an
uncing the death Of Berger, the famous
Hard player.
Genera! Benjamin +. Butler lcctured at
e Cooper Institute, New York, Thurs
ynight, en- the subject Of finance. The
Il vas well filed.
L. p. Marsh, long known as the ticket
ent and telegraph manager Of the New
ok Hotel, has been appointed general
'stem passenger agent of the New Or
ms, St. Louis and Chicago Railroad
mpanv.
The celebration of the forty-sixth birth
y Of the Sultan, whic:, coincided with
G anniversary of "the night Of the man.
te" in which the Prophet Mohammed
5 apprised of his divine mission, was
emily held in Constantinoplc. The
aminations Of the mosques and public
illings, and the hulls and rigging of
e lron-c!ad feet in the Bosphorus, were
more extensive scale than usual, and
sented striking and beautiful effect.
minarets Of the mosques were inter-
ked with Illuminated representations in
lamps of verses from the Koran.
Hiss Fanny Davenport has been talking
| 1t. Louis editor about the drama.
denied that she relied for success
oily upon skill and taste in dressing,
lough she made that an accessory, and
led: 1T cannot strike you as strange
should be sorry that my skill as a
ssmaker should be made to overshadow
love and devotion to my art, which l
and reverence almost as religion
It l am a tolerabIe good dressmaker
been already admitted, and now am
lriou' of securing some higher recogni-
| Of qualifications which l think l
'ess, and which l believe to be far
her and worthier." ,
'ttorney General Picrrcpont Thursday |
rnlng received a note from. Senator Ed
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