New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
PERSONAL.

Bishop HOratio Potter is to deliver the Uni.
versy grafton at Union College after the Commence
ment exercises on June 20.
LOngfellOw is suffering severely with acute
neuralgia and said to DO in such precarous health thai
he does no literary work whatever.
DR.. Won BulOw, the celebrated pianist, who
will arrive in this country In October is announced
make his first public appearance In Boston,
Several prominent Boston merchants are talk
ing Of expressing their admiration for Secretary Bsov
by giving him dinner while no is at the Bunker Hn
Centennial exercises.
Cincinnati is making vigorous efforts to raise
the 900 necessary to secure tho gift OF M Springer
for now music hall. Already 100000 has been
promised, and large additions are made daily
Gen. +. p Blair continues TO improve In
health and goes driving quite frequently. The tranS
fusion Of blood has been discontinued for the present. and
will not DO resumed SO long "a tho Improvement b
steady
Mr.. j. II. Wiley Of Philadelphia offers to
erect in an unused Of Paramount Park fountain.
10 cost less than 900 more than 10000
vded il can bear the inscription "Presened TO the
Farmount Park Commissioners by John II Wiley" lie
wishes the Commissioners to select the design and prom
ises to have 1t in place at the Centennial
Queen Victoria is about to throw open TO
the public the memorial chapel Of the Prince Consort al
Windsor Castle The internal decorations Of the build
ing are the work Of Baron Trquet Miss Dursnt Messr
Clayton and Bell and other eminent artists. They were
began in 1864 An attractive feature OF the chapels
the cenotaph which stands IN the srn e the h pnc
clad in medieval armor while nj the sizes are ngures
angels Ccepng G o. Eos me The ry anS Sos
her Majesty is represented
Western newspapers are giving themselves
unnecessary bewilderment the report they have
been circulating that Henry Ward Bcccher has taken
an Office in the Tribune Building A son OF MI.
Beecher was graduated at Columbia Law School Lass
May He formed partnership with Mr. J. V. b
Lewis and the two looking for an Office naturally
came to The Tribune Building the best place for law
yers offices in NewYork. They selected their quarters
PresentIy Mr. Beecher heard Of it, In TO wha.
sort Of an office his boy had secured thought no would
like him TO have little beterOne, and made change TO
larger rooms on the oor saying that he would BE-
for it. tbs to be e1 far sns IN S pro-
fcssion will not be set down as iurthef PROOF Vi ~"
heart.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, in letter to
friend speaks as follows Of the missionary labors Of
Messrs Moody and sankey in London 1t Ia impossible
for me- in the position which occupy In the National
Church not to take the deepest interest In movement
which, seeking the spiritual welfare OF our people, has
been wonderfully successful in drawing together greA
simple addresses on the great Gospel doc
trines have communicated with parochiai clergymen
OF various opinions the subject and am sure ths
movement is regarded by all Of with deep interest,"
and we pray that It may bring blessing to many souls
If there a difficulty the clergy generally giving any
official sanction to the details OF the work. you VIII at once
see that in the Of the Bishops there are a
hcutics i'm the way any direct sanction which, coming
from them could not be regarded other than ofcia!
and authoritative; and confess that the Sect9hm ms.
had time to examine and learn from various quarters
the exact OF the movement That addresses urg
ing i'm whatever homely Ian age the great truths OF the
Gospel on our peoples couscences should be Delivered
bv laymen Il no innovation among us and heartily re-
oce that movement ia conducted on 50 Ses
q scale, and with such apparent success"
OTTAWA, June I'D. McDOugall, Registrar
OF Waterloo been appointed as Commissioner to tho
Centennial Major D. R. Cameron. r. A.. Her Macstys
Com for settlement OF the boundary line Do
tween anada and the United States. has arrived In town
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Gen. Ord, command
ing the Department OF Texas, arrived here this morn
ing and left in the evening for the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, he having been appointed mem
her of the Board OF Visitors TO attend the annual
examnation OF the cadet Indshipmen at that plaza
Eefore he returns to Texas he will have an inter.
view with the Secretary Of War in reference to tho recees
raids into that State from Mexico