New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
PERSON

Mr.. Charles RIadlaugh will start OH West
crn lrcturing "trip in December
Cardinal Grasselln who died at Rome, left
a manuscript history of the Pope.
EX-MiniSter Bancroft has recovered his health,
and il now in Washington for the Winter.
Mr. j. l.. Motley, accompanied by his daugh-
ter sailed from Boston for Liverpool on Saturday.
Mr. Carl Schurz will begin to deliver his
new lecture Centennial Thoughts, in Ncv-LnSand on
Nov. /.
Miss Charlotte Cushman has been obliged to
cancel cagcmcnts to give public readings account
of sickness. says she is too i'll To read or write
The Rev. Robert Laird Collier has declined
a call TO n Boston church with $4,000 salary, and has
accepted the pasorate % church at Leicester England
Baron Won KalcIstcn and several Other
former officers or the Prussan army in Georgia eN-
amnng the country for the purpose Of decdng upon the
expcdicucy Of establishing German colonies there
Mrs. Gen. +. J. Jackson has accepted the
invitation of tc Governor of Virginia to b. present at
the dedication OF the statue Of StOnewa" Jackson.
which VIII la nyalcd at Richmond ON the 26th inst
The Freshman Class of Hamilton College
The Cca Obsee says has left that institution because
riage 20 the observatory tower in which Prof
Peters has discovered 50 many asteroids.
Leopold Won Ranke is preparing Harden
bergs Memoirs for publication. After IardenbcrSs
death the memoirs deposited in the private state
archives with IA special order by King Frederick william
moi 10 publish them till 80 years had elapsed
Mimores statute of the Revolutionary hero,
Gen. John Glover has been erected in Commonwealth
ave Park Boston II colossal in size, AMI represents
the General in martial attitude on the battlefield
The figure Is breheadcd. with sword IN one hand ana
the sclbhad in the other, and WITH one foot advanced
ana resting on dsmOuntcd cannon.
Mr.. Ralph Waldo Emerson has been talking
with correspondent Of The Concord Monitor about the
habit, of his poctlcal friends. Holmes, said he "s
50 full that he write A. any tune Lowell brood' over
his subject for n tirc and tLCn cOmpO-ts with great
swifncss He does like 10 write to order though de-
sirous of employing the stimulus Of great We
asked him Ia read a poem at Concord the hun
drcdth anniversary Of the fight, but he said he could not
His wife. day or two before. wrote to me- Ing,
cannot speak James. yet think YOU may expect "a
uOrm rom him the 18th He has been going
about for time in that peculiar way which
j. promise Of sumcthiu- aud the 10Th Lowell
the ground with his pocm-and grand one IT Long
fellow prepares his poems to De read on any great occa
sion. Il minister who lives near Boston prepares his
sermons nearly year ahead He wrote the poem read
at Eondou College last Summer early in the Fall Of the
preceding and well II hC did for the months
Intervening have been fwitlcs far literary labor is
concerned owing TO physical prosration lie is happily
better now"
ROME, Oct. liking Victor Emanuel has
arrived at Milan.
B..INIEsI, Oct. 1G-The Prince OF Wales en-
barkcd a t1hs port Yesterday OF his visit to India.
RIO JANERO, Oct. ia son has been born
10 the Eu the eldest daughter Of the Emperor
Of Brazil
PokT JERyIS, \. Y, Oct. 17.-GOv. Hart
ranf Of Pennsylvania passed through this place Fri
day night on special train from HoneSdae. Penn.
where he had been attending the funeral of the late Hon
Samuel r. Dmnck, Attorney General OF the state. lie
accompanied 10y his stan, Major McCune Of scranton,
Penn, ana others