New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
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The Rev. DR.. Horace Bushnell Of Hartford
is again seriously Ill.
Gov Hartranft of Pennsylvania has been
confined to his house for days with but
NOT dangerous illness.
Mcssrs John G. Whittier, Wendell Phillips,
william Lloyd Garrison. George W. Curtis. and Fred
ercx Douglass expected 90 participate in the Cen
tennia anniversary Of the Pennsylvania Abolition 90
cIety on April IL.
Ashton W. Dixie, only brother of Sir
Charles Dixie, recently purchased The London Weekly
Dispatch and making great financial success OF it.
Within months the circulation OF The Dispatch has
risea 5000 copies. AMI gaining at the rate of 1000
per week. This sturdy weekly Is already threatened
with five libel SUITS aui ike Oliver asks for more. Its
young proprietor Is Cambridge OF high standing
ana knows more about Russi. tn ,n the
selves HIS book that country Will soon be published.
Gen. Francis +. Spinner, who has just re-
signed his position Treasurer OF the United States,
wrote private letter to Mr.. Ellis H. Roberts. in 1874
declining profit By suggestion OF The Utica Herald
that the public subscribe to fund which should raise
him to competence, he. by his long and honorable
pubic service, had not accumulated anything beyond
a very modest fortune. Tao letter has just been pub
shod the first time, and the following is extract
from 81 must from convictions Of daty, ami from
what believe 10 be right and proper most respectfully
decline tho contemplated pecunary aid as proposed
Tne conviction In my own mind that have cOnscien-
tously done my duty, though not more, yet my whole
duty to my fellow cOuntrvmen, individually aud col
acyey, and the nowedge, evidenced by proof, ike
your editorial testimony Is recOmpense enough 10 sat
that have beeu voluntarily ana cneertuily made,
during the long OF our struggle Tor national eX-
stence, ana since tnat time. I have nut three
children to provide for Having always believed mat
Geo LETT 10 child well tnOt be ter much
arscr sum- nave, therefore never desired 10 he Ilc
TO leave t. each OF my heirs more than that amount
of money. Uulc5s, again 0Yeraken BY ml:'0Ftpne,
through le MISCONDUCT VI others, am nov able to do
that. rhis with an honest reputation, will be legacy
tina; should satisfy ms children and inc kn"we ,a
my services appreciated By such good and true
you, whose good opinion coNel ABOVE all ma
teriIl goods fully satisfies me-"
HAVANA, March 30-Intendente Llanos and
Collector Noguera sail for Spain tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The Hon. John c.
New OF Indianapolis paid his respects to Gen. Spinner
at the Treasury to-day.
CHEYENNE, w. T., March 30.-GOv. John A.
Campbel who has been appointed Assistant Secretary
of ate. left for Washington to-day ~ assume the duties
his Office
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The President and
Mrs. Grant, Col aud Mrs Fred. D. Grant and Mr.. and
Mrs Sartors here tomorrow at for New
York. President will return before
day.
NEw-HAvEN, March 30.-The Standing Com
mitee of the Diocese OF Connecticut yesterday refused
consent to the conservation of Rev Thomas Jag
gar d. d. Bisbop-elect OF Southern Ohio, the Rev.
james DE Koyen d. d., Bishop elect OF Illinois.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-Vice President VIII
son leaves for Philadelphia tomorrow morning, and
after o short stay there will make extended trip
through portion Of the country he has visited.
Going first directly to ST. Louis, he will proceed
there to Arkansas where he Will spend about week.
Returning he will 20 to Memphis Nashville. Louisville,
about three weeks. He will Europe
Summer sailing about the last OF April! His intention
to pass his long IN perfect peace ana quiet
side the sound politics, hoping thereby " regain his
old strength ana vlgor