New-York tribune., 1875-10-16
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Frank Mayo, the actor, has given $50
aTi''" Giri' '''' '"''''''''' WV ' w
Henry Clays family carriage will be exhib-
tied ut the Centennial II is in the possession OF citizen
of Lexington, ny.
Mr.. Anthony Trolopc is on his way East
from California. He will remain here about week and
then r rturn TO England
The Rev. DR.. Barnas Sears is revisiting
Providence the scene his former labors President
of Brown University.
Gen. Joseph X. Hawley has signified his in
ptjo 10 attend the Georgia state Fair next week. and
to sneak topics suggested by the Centennial Exhibition
The Rev. DR.. EccestOn is pretty certain to
be confirmed Bishop of Iowa Seventeen dOceseS have
approved his election and he needs only six to have
u majority.
Col. W. r. Holloway, one of the new owners
Of The Indianapolis Journal. is the postmaster OF the
city and br0ther-nlaw OF Senator Morton lie has
been proprietor OF the same paper once before.
President Grant. according to a report from
Colorado. expressed his intention when at ManOu re-
Gently. of buying lot there aud building house in
which he would I've great part OF the time at the close
OF his Presidential term.
The dedication OF the Poe monument at Bal
timorc has been postponed until the 2sth inst. The
cause ~ the delay Is the contemplated removal OF PoC
remains ana the monument 10 some more conspicuous
Westminster Cemetery than the one now occupied
The Hon. I0ratio King who has been tray-
with exPresidtnt Theirs, ut Ouchy, recently lie de-
scriics hm a. short thckset man. with large head,
healthy in appearance, though troubled good deal with
bronchitis manifested mucn interest in American
AFFAIRS and was well informed respecting pubic
Gen. Sheridan was given banquet in San
Francisco last week and in the of his speech he
referred Ia the Franco PruSsan He spoke of the
wonderful discipline of the German army, aud remarked
that had an American army moved upon the soil Of
Trance such manner it would have eaten up thc
tire country. lie his surprise az the
tive weakness OF the French army and though acknOwl-
cdging much sympathy with the French people said
was disappointed in the lack OF patriotism that ar
parent among them during the way.
Senator Christiancy of Michigan thus con-
cules hi, letter TO the managers OF the Georgia State
Fair who had asked his attendance "Atter the terrible
conflict through which the nation has passed. the nobest
and the host mission Of every patriot is to heal the
wounds inflicted to calm the troubled OF hate, too
long mingled with Iaiicda blood, promote harmony
ana reconciliation among tie people of all sections TIL
the bitterness of the past cOnc shall he forgotten
remembered only to make Imcr friends the fl-
tire TIL we shall realize that We are all broth
of the great family each equally interested in
The welfare of all. aud all abiding common destiny He
VINO shall do most 10 hasten the realization Of such "a
result will deserve best OF is country and Of mankind
LISBON, Oct. 15.-Thc Hon. Benjamin Moran.
the American Minister to Portugal has returned to his
post.
QUEBEC, Oct. 15.-It is rumored that Col Il.
H. Iyttleun il cOuin with Lord Dullern as Military
Secretary, in place of Col. Fletcher