New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
PERSONAL.

President Chadbournc of Williams College is
so far recovered his long and tedious Illness that he
is able to walk ont little
Mr.. T.. D. Wnslow has bought a thrce-quar-
tcr interest In TIE Boston Fost for 100000. Tho edito
rial management OF the paper, Ike its pclitics, VIII
remain unchanged.
The members of the Bunker Hill Monument
Association. it is reported. contemplate presenting tho
monument and grounds to tho City OF Boston after the
coming centennial celebration.
Tho report that President Chamberlain of
Bovdcn College you'd resign at the next Commence
is denied member Of one Of ;hc College Boards
declares that his resignation would not bo accepted il
offered.
The fine Gothic monument to the memory
OF IIcolse and Abclad, in tho cemetery at Pere La
Chaise Ia undergoing repairs. Tho entire work is
to he renovated and the thousands Of signatures which
empty headed tourists have scratched upon the tomb ae
TO he removed.
Providence, Rhode Island, is putting in her
claim now FOR Centennial celebration. The list Bap
ts Meeting house whose graceful splre and comcy pro-
portions have long been justly celebrated Will bo 100
years old on the 2stl OF next month It. cornerstone
was laid Juno |. 117i, ani the house opened FOR
worship May -, 1875. The Centennial of The latter
event Will be- celebrated with appropriate exercises A
historical discourse will DC delivered by tho Hon Samuel
e.. Arnold, tho Prcsidcut of the Charitable Baptist go
cc,v the corporation 10 which tho property Is vested
That was very sensible sort Of Christianity
which the Rev Mr.. Williams, oldtme minister at
DUdcy, Mass IL said TO have taught. II Is related of
him that when midway in his "a sIly Sunday
he heard the sound of distant thunder he glanced ont OF
the window twice, stopped preaching, and re
marked "BrethreD observe that Brother Crosby
H. prepared for the rain think IL duty 10 help
Brother Crosby get in h3 hay before the shower"
Stepping down from the pulpit ho went with several Of
the to the field, and worked there for half
an hour when the hay housed Then, returning Ia
the church. he took up the thread of his where
ne had left it, and preached straight through TO his
filieenthly and finally" without an omission
The Rev. DR.. Bartol of Boston gave cx-
preston TO these emphatic Views Sunday last when
referring to the OF Jceeo Pomeroy II woul
have monsters about In the community, let not
idiots insane pair, scrofuons consumptivcs,
those soaked in alcohol conceived in lust entering the
world diseased In body mind, oyerweightod it'll
propensity passion, bo allowed TO marry, ANY
than would have u nursery for wolves aud bears
cultivate poisonous ivy, deadly uighshade. appcfrn
In the Enclosures OF our houses, yards and fields
Society, by righteous custom II not 10y statute law, has
right 10 prevent 10 forbid the multiplication OF monsrous
specimens Of humanity. That newing pukng drocling.
wliling badly ought not TO exist IL IL No blessing, bur
curse 6f nature and God the mlsdoiDy OF men and
women"
WAsnINGTON, May 11.-Judge Pierrepont
win return TO Washington Friday TO enter upon his
duties as Attorney General
OTTAWA, Ont, May 1.-the Governor
General loft for Quebec by tho o'clock D. in train to-
day largo crowd Of citizens assembled at tho depot
aud loudly cheerod hhn IN the train moved OH guard