New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-12
PERSONAL.

Mr. Gladstone's cOllec ton has been sold, and
the total proceeds amount to 80 AGO. Of which s62l5
realized from pictures.
The physician in attendance upon Robert
Dale Owen Indiana gives as his opinion that his pa
tient hcpclessy insane He further The Indian
0pos Journal announces that the disease Is softnng o.
tho BRAIN and that Mr. Owen cannot DO expected " hVe
longer than q fortnight
Messrs. Lands and Carruth of Vineand have
come it is said amicabe understanding OF their
difficulties and have agreed to forgive and forget Mr.
lands has agreed TO pay all OF tho expenses growing
bring no against him. 1t is ntmated that the state
will not let serious matter drop so quietly and VIII
taken his departure from Vineand and nothing eau
be done till he is found.
Mr. John Bright was invited to attend tho
recent Tchborne meeting at Birmingham but declined in
the following letter, the reading Of which was greeted
with groans and hisses 81 thank you for sending me
ticket OF admission to your meeting although SHAH nos
enng to Dr. Keneay for nearly hours the House
of Commons, and do not suppose should learn more OF
10 ' attemS yonr meeting must ask YOU therefore TO
excuse me II do down on the 26th or 2sth
The friends of George Clarke, the actor, sup
pemented the benefit rendered him previous to
his departure for Europe with cordial farewell in trip
down the bay on Saturday. .The steamer William
Fletcher chartered for the occasion and carrying about
$50 invited guests mainly members OF the dramatic pro-
"n wSS Mr. Clarke sailed for Liverpool to within short
distance Of Sandy Hook when the tcnder swung on ad
cheers and oftrepeaed wishes Tor PHEASANT 'o!sso"
Mr.. Clarke.
Mr.. Arthur Arnold has received the follow
ing letter from Mr. Gladstone: The Liberal press oil
London is in my opinion by no means 80 redundant In
healthy principle vigorous action as to be able u ais
pense even toerably with the aid OF anewspaper 20
widely circulated and hopOrably and ebly conducted
The Echo All must appreciate the grounds OF your
IN tns n Won ra nsn
suitable organ, give your energies to the promotion
Of the public welfare"
Thomas G.. Sherman of counsel for Mr..
Beecher sailed for Europe by the Gernanic Of
the White Star line Saturday. As there was some
misunderstanding regard the time when the steamer
would SAIL several of his friends who expecting 10
however who were unable 20 the satur
day called at bis house Friday evening. Among them
9s to he viii seek
recreation among tho mountains rearn5s during tno
By request of State Treasurer Thomas
Raines Vim. +. Warren Public Auditor aud Accountant
Of this city, will examine the books and accounts OF the
Treasury Department this week In his letter requesting
Mr. Warren TO make tho examination the State Treasurer
said g" believe every account win be found % be cor
due to the people Of the that at least two
some expert who ia beyond the suspicion Of
undue influence or personal control VIII place ny
necessary and doubt you will receive the cordial
operation Of the Controller aud Auditor"
The Row. Phillips Brooks is not likely to ac-
cept the Presidency OF Kenyon college, Oho II the Bos
ton people can have their say about It, The Transcript
undoubtedly represents Boston sentiment toward the eo
quent preacher when says 1.-The people OF Boston
well the denomination with which Mr. Brooks Is con-
nected cannot spare the accomplished Episcopal clergy
man for any other field Of labor. His manly and en-
noblng personal qualities added TO his mental briancy
and To the work he has undertaken have won
for him such place In the esteem OF the general
munity here that his permanent ransfeience elsewhere
would assume the proportions TO the metropolis OF
great public oss."
Col John S. Mosby has declined the invi-
tation deliver Of series Of addresses in fremont
Temple. Boston. He writes Although circumstances
compel 10 decline IT, assure that do 80 from no
want Of sympathy with the noble object you profess
desire TO prom0e-the restoration OF frsterna relations
between the people OF the ongesranged sections OF our
country For the soldiers OF the Union cherish no feel
bitterness but the contrary sentiments Of tho
highest respect and trust the day is not far distant
when the sOld, OF both armies will receive nom the
whole country the credit due Ia the yaor and patriotic
GtvotionS In the zig that made ambition virtue"
Ia reply this Col MOsby received second letter ASK
ing Inn ~ reconsider his dcciuaon bo,ss hla Letter