New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02
PERSONAL.
Judge Martin Grover of the New-York Court

Judge MaTGln UTOVer vi tuo new YIN Couis
OF Appeals Ia said to be seriously Ill that fears are
entertained that the bench are concluded
The Emperor of Japan will pay visit to
France IN August, by way OF suez and Marselles He
will be accompanied by numerous suite, who will be
conveyed IN three war vessels
Mr.. George Alexander Macfarren, the emf
nent composer has been unanimously elected Professor
OF Music In Cambridge University, England lie VIII
receive a salary OF $1,000 and in addition to examining
the exercises for musical degrees, VIII denver course
OF lectures music during each academcal year. Like
Prof Fawcet Of the same University MI Macfarren Is
blind.
The expenses of the memorial exercises which
tho City Boston conducted IN honor Of Senator sum-
have been made public and ollows For print
ing 4ss ss rent OF Music Hall, $3.50; decorations $27o
and conductor, $50 expenses OF the Hon. Carl
Schurz. SPA 30; committees expenses s9 10 carriage
hire, s7l-S145 % The expenses OF tue funeral paid
by the city were $3.50 53-Cotai, S,T95 49,
The Virginia Legislature has before it bill
apprOpriatng $4,000 for receiving and placing upon
suitable Do estal the statue OF "stonewa" Jackson
presented TO that State by his English admirers. Reso-
luOns have also been passed authorizing the Governor
to proclaim public holiday when the statue sna We
unvaled, aud asking Mr. A. j. Is. Beresford Home, M.
p. through whom the gift comes. TO take part In the
exercises OF dedication.
During the visit of the Emperor Of Austria
to Trieste he Will assist at the Inauguration OF monu
ment to his unfortunate brother, the late emperor
Maxtmiian The statue which has been erected on the
Piazzo Guisepptna Is niue ees nix ,u.ri a. VicnAIm
raj: his face is turned to his residence at MIRA
mar aud his right Is EXTENDED III tue VI Ares'o
on " hch he had conferred so many DeneuIs'
A descendant of Handel has petitioned the
EmperJr of Germany name OF the streets Of Ber
lin after the great composer Tie Emperor has stated
reply to this request that new quarter Is about to
be added TO the capital whose streets wi" all DC named
after ermany's eminent musical celebrities ana
that OF Handel will certainly not BIO forgotten. Tnls
quarter viii be fitting supplement- to the one 10 winch
the streets have been distinguished by the names OF
great painters.
The condition of Frank II. Walworth, the
parricde who is in the Auburn Insane Asylum Is saic
to be bad that his friends despair Of his life ITO
the casual observer" The Troy Times says he appears
to be slowly wasting away and his health certainly is
RAPIDLY declining Epilepsy in an aggravated form Is
his principal aIlment His mother VINO visits hun at ~
tervas is welgned down with grief at his deploraole
condition. and her interviews With her Wreched son are
described most tendery pathetic"
DIR. Mark Hopkins evidently does not think
1t the highest mark OF wisdom for man never to change
his opinions In recent lecture at Vassar College ne
said: 81 would at this point correct my teaching In
.The Law OF Love- effect that home Is peculiarly
the sphere OF woman and civil government that OF man.
now regard the home the jOlut sphere Of man and
womap the sphere Of civil government more or an
omen question as between the two. is however to be
lamented that the present agitation concerning the
rights OF woman Is so much matter OF fgnts rather
than Of dutes' as the reform OF the latter would n
wnVe the former Which SOUNDS very sensible IN him.
ana reads ike some oftrepeated doctrines Oh me
Springfield Republican.
VIENNA, April l.-Mr. Jonn Jay, laOe MihlsIer
of the United states, left Vienna to-day his return
home.
HALIFAX, n. s., April 1.-Archbishop Con-
molly goes TO Boston week preach the cOnsecra
ton sermon for the Bishop OF Portland.
LONDON, April IA telegram from st.
Petersburg states that NJ Schchkin, the Russian
Diplomatic Agent and ConsuGeneral in Servia, has
been appointed Minister of Russia 10 the United States
LONDON, April 1.-Mr. Ch.lders, speaking at
Iastp MIC Of
lean tour He spoke In OF high euogy Of America
The United States he thought, was probably the most
PROSPEROUS country In the world. He estimated that In
GO years would contain l500O0000 inhabitants, while
the progress OF England was necessarily limited lie
forciby presented the reasons why England should
seek the friendship and alliance 0f the United states