The Morning herald., 1875-10-14
LouAL AND PER TINENr

,or Richard A. Proctor is expected
country in few days from Liver
Reauregard is staying in Louisville
cky. His visit and '")ourn relates
road matters.
+etary Belknap has returned to Wash
from his prolonged western trip.
Governor Warmoth has turned his
,oon Louisiana politics, and Will
he Winter in Mexico.
Orange Judd is holding out tempt
|dncements to the Wesleyan students
M a rifle team.
pineer Fitch Of the navy, son-in-law
n Sherman. has resigned, and will
the service at the end Of the year.
# William Everett of Harvard COL
has been invited to become pastor of
Unitarian Church at Charlestown,
D, R. Anthony has SO far recovered
resume his duties as editor of the
enworth, Kansas, Times.
|exander Starbuck, of Waltham,
achusetts, is preparing a history Of
whale fishery of the United States.
bmmodore Vanderbilt is said to nave
+ucted bis Boston agents to buy 1,000,-
worth of productive real estate in that
rs. Grants receptions at the White
Use will not begin till about Christmas
J Mrs. Fred. Grant will assist in the
options.
ton Bulow, the eminent pianist, attend
the rehearsal of the Handel and Haydn
|iety at Music Hall, Boston, on Sunday
hing last.
bits Reed, an actor and elocutionist, who
for many years the Lord Dundr cary
Laura Keene's company, died at Boston
The 10th instant.
The manufacturers Of Newark, N. j.,
rty.dve years ago, presented a carriage
Henry Clay. The carriage will be ex-
ited at the Centennial Exposition.
lanes T. Gardner, chief geographer of
Geological ndfGeographical Survey Of
Territories, will have his headquarters
Washington this winter.
t is proposed to raise sum of money in
ton for Mrs. Tilton, and the Globe of
city has consented to receive and de-
er the same to the beneficiary.
Two young Americans, named respec-
ely Riggs and Paine, fought a duel with
'rds, near Paris, France, on the 10th in
1t. Paine was lightly wounded in the
ieneral Garibaldi has received three
lals from the Roman Syndic-one Of
d, one of silver and one of bronze. The
d medal decreed by the municipality
on enc side of it portrait of Carl
d. and on the other side a view Of the
itol.
,olonel W. W. Wood, late of the Vir-
ia legislature, is about to start to Chi
'hua, Mexico, to spend some time in
naging mining operation, and he will
s descriptive letters for the St. Louis
p1|tcnn. The Colonel is a brilliant
fts' and his letters will make readable
,lume
d. John Hughes Bennett, an eminent
'Sician, died in London, England, on
9TH inst. He was for a number Of
rs Professor at the Edinburgh Univer-
, and was author Of several standard
ks. One Of his latest books, "Clinical
dlcine," has been reprinted in this coun-
as we'll as translated into numerous
'uages, including Russian and Hindo-
lee.
lonslgnor Capel has leased from the
fqus Of Butte the ancient family seat
he latter At Cardiff, with its picturesque
and grounds, comprising several hun
. acres, for the use of the Roman
nollc Church. 1t is thought that the
nan Catholic College which has been
olished temporarily at Westminster
be transferred to this famous residence
he Butte family for centuries.
ne head Of q New York mercantile
Se was Dragging rather largely Of the
'unt Of business done by his "6rm."
VI may judge Of its extent" said he,
en l tell you that the quilts Of our cor
ondence cost two thousand dollars 4