New-York tribune., 1875-10-22
PERSONAL.

Postmastcr-General Jewell was 80 years old
on the Goth inst.
The Marquis of Lorne has declined to stand
for the Lord Iectorship of Aberdeen University.
Sir Henry Havelock unvaed a $1,000 statue
to the memory Of the late Mr. Candish, NJ. r. In tho
public park nj Sunderland, recently.
Senator Eaton is to repeat his speech on the
finances at Hartford Monday evening. e docs 40 by
special request OF large number OF prominent czens
United States Minister Schcnck celebrated
his Goth birthday 10y giving dinner party to hs Amer-
and English friends at bis London residence On
Oct 4.
Judge George G.. Reynolds of Brooklyn will
deliver the address OF welcome in behalf Of the trustees
at the Inauguration of DIR. Foss President OF Wes
leyan University on Tuesday next
Prof Lintner has purchased for the Staio
Museum at Albany the bodies Of the giraffe and rhnoc-
eros which besn ged formerly to Forpaughs menagerc
The skins Will be- mounted and the skeletons prepared Tor
the geological collection
The Rev. DR.. Ecccston's election as Bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church for tie Diocese OF
Iowa has confirmed 81 dioceses having given their
l. doccses it is thought that II at least will vote aye
Mr.. Spurgeon is said to have wonderful
memory for names aud faces At the close Of his sun
day services be steps Out Of hs pulpit to the side Of tho
door where his congregation pas out, and shakes hand,
with the members, calling each - name ana ihIurhS
after the ane.
Wendell Phillips delivered his new lecture,
"The Relation or our trOFeTHHfns w Nh' i"A'hh' AZ
Boston Highlands on "Wednesday evening. IL had cost
the Government he said 81 OOO, ,OOOc0O since 1853 10
deal with the red man. His solution II the giCat
proicm was to change the Indian from outlaw to
citizen and give him schools, implements OF EusDanhfy
and no rum.
Mr. Jefferson Davis, in a letter to Gov.
Kempcr Virginia. expressing his inability tO he pros
ent at Tie dedication of the statue OF Sonewal Jackson
SAYS: The adnra ion aud aiiectiOnate remembrance
With which gard our departed hero would make it
particularly gratifying to unite with you III the mani
festati0n Of the respect winch all who knew bim must
feel for that unwaveng patriot and distinguished sol
der"
Gov. Hayes, in reply to "A congratulatory dis
patch from the students OF Kenyon College, said 81
hope you will all have reason 10 romemher old Kenyon
with as much satisfaction as do | have no more cher
jshed rncol ec than those which associated with
college life Except the four years spent IN te Unih
army, no other period OF life II 10 DE compared WIN H.
hope may all have equal reason Always 10 thlnk
of Kenyon as | do
FATHER PoIST, Oct. 21.-LOrd Dufferin anu
suite are on board the steamship Prssan which arrived
here to-day.
BERLIN, Oct 21.-Prince Frederick William
has not yet arrived at any decision regard to his visit
the Philadelphia Exhibition next year.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-Secretary Chandler
left Washington tonight for Michigan 10 he absent about
ten days No changes in his Office will be- made until his
return.
WHKEsBARRE, Penn, Oct 2l.-Thc marriage
OF william ". Curtin OF ex-Cioy. Curtin. To the only
daughter Judge Harding. took place fla NJ stephens
Church to-day. reception was given them At me fcs
dence of the brides father after the ceremony. There
was a rich display OF presents.