The Morning herald., 1875-09-22
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.tave Dors 10 to- get so, 900 fr his il
,tions of Shakespeare.
charlotte cushh6inp b said to be 81
as to require eohss> 1T 'assls'adoesn'
brt. ,fl ION 10 tool
John S. MQsby ia goirg to practiel
n Washing ton during the coming
er. l3JlTOI I4hr eAdTAI XA'
v;ni has returned to Italy, whence q
. coni,esS that lie will is6ont 81 married
Enelish,lsdyjeoea b9nals19bsn 9hi
nistsr orth nv wysiti6hg ystEi64 ;,;Ea ton Yisnna, :
that be TOO. has yet 70 seeis lHpgle
m eu person where everybody drinks
and beer. G'2,a gHi ~ n !, nnas >, ~, 70 s1n'
n, neople ii Portland, Me-, u are saltiipqs
sbratipx the Centennial 4 anniversary
buruitsg Of me town b. the British,
occurred ilrrr 0B Qa i. 1T5xab5Hi is1ir Il >, >
The members Of fthS gsbinet gle now
ashi1gtori,, :, exceptn SeSSet talies n Fish,
Robeson. Although pthe President
AGATE his cottage A. 48ng Brantb1
vsk, s be ,naI before retatnihg irattShii 81 Vs. u
ington, visit biz farm aearst ,Douisy
No, Iu,hoff; .of; Richmond, 1nd., has has
vs vsa out his hundredtA year. ? 1t IL
bv his friends, he viii I've to- pack
1,not. .hao next wear, and. saY to the
j: sInhof for The centenaiei.7 hI n q 4
/, Jubal A. EARLY delivered ssaniatt,, att.,,
at The unyeiing, .ofaa C0EsdeIat
nr;al, monun,ent in the .Soldiefs
terv at Liberty Bedford ! Co, ,qX,s,j
Wednesday, Gen. d. II. Maury also !
svs statue of stonevvall lilrt jackson, IS n, as
riyal in Richmond, will ,Ibe escorted
the wharfto the Capitol:square bythal
Regiment, under command of Col.
ley T. Johnson,and be deliveredtA
Governor. n
lneral George B. Me- cuellan and ffappii- ffappii
ho arrived from Europe lost week,
B their summer residence near Orange, \
where thay remain until .Npysmbsr,ai
they will 90 to the Giasey House,
York, for the winter mo4:i ia saS,ag5 d l[F
|of Fawcett, NJ. p, mad, speech at
distribution of prizes at Salisbury, /
land, recently, in which he deprecated
prevailing practice Of studying too
i subjects, anu recommended instead
borough mastering of a iaY .as more
y to promote mental growth. Il
!ribaldi, in acknowledging a portrait
ismarck which had been sent him,
;: "You have sent me q likeness OIL !
arck, stamped with a grandeur randI
fulness unparalleled, 4s1You have
ughly understood this great and illus
man, to whom the world is indebted /,
ose noble moral battles which, moret
the material ones, will hurl to the Ii,
he sacerdotal hydra of falsehood.n ii "a
Hon. Gonas Phillips, who died u +
left legacy Of $40, 600 to the City y
ston, the interest of which was to be ia
ded in public Improvements. The ~
pa and interest now amounts to $36. o.
nd the Mayor of Boston recommends 1+
ne whole accumulated interest, $16,- ~
expended in purchasing a statue of %
der ! Quincy, to be placed On the va Ci
t in front Of the City, Hall, forming a.,
,anion figure for the statue of, BEN :"
franklin. ,..'''h ~ ID u
Joseph E. Johnston, while he has
opted the position of commander -
f Of the armies of the Khedive, has n
ject under consideration. The po- \
'as rendered to him several years
d again quite recently. IA writer
Augusta CAronicls says that Gen..
On's reluctance in accepting the fap-
ent arose from the fact that he was 6,
attached to his country, was natur- :
erse to becoming a soldier of for
md that lie was unwilling to set the Nj
DE to military men of the country. "a"
res nothing that SO interferes with
oIc as the gastronomicJ There is Z
therefore, that Gen. Garibaldi
dismissed from the roll of heroes 7
During his recent exc1rsion he ms
d a villa with his family 7 at .Oivita Go
\ where he was supposed to be
ana boarded at the public expense .. 7 7
'nth. The settling of the bill re- sM m
G TACT that the General, hitherto
'a as SO Spartan in his tastes, con-
WITH his friends during that time IS Il
'i wine and 80 pounds of ice daily, N|
o'hlns Of other things in proper
opasses away one Of the ideal per-
OF great man. ~ .E'' ,'s't %'' :. - d"
Hiio!ughton and his son, the Hon. HA
y Mines, left Baltimore, yesterday 7
'lamdIelphia on their way to. New
lhey will embark for London An
Lord Houghton is a director of
easllre and Yorkshire Railroad,
'ns between Liverpool and Leeds, p,.
- visit to the United States was - D
y the purpose Of inspecting the "
.l ..lnlprovements,:depot facilities, and
II rests of the country. He says the "
accommodations on American AID.
!, excellent but thinks the road
i, ne e, railroads in the United. States or =
~ llnlerlor to those of England and @
''lat we have SO few accidents. DI