New-York tribune., 1875-10-13
PERSONAL.

Secretary Belknap has returned to wash
ington from his prolonged Western trip
Ex-Coy. Warmoth has turned his back upon
Louisiana politics. and will pass the Winter in Mexico
Mr.. Orange Judd is holding out tempting
Inducements TO the Wesleyan students to form rifle
'.Engineer Fitch of the navy. son-in-law OF
Gen Sherman has resigned and will leave the service at
the emf Of the year.
Prof. William Everett of Harvard College
has been invited to become pastor OF the Unitarian
Church az Charlostown, Mass.
Some enthusiastic turfman has started sub
scription for u monument tho late famous trottlns
horse American girl. and contributions amounting IN
some cases to $50 each, are pouring IN
Gen. Bartlett will return East from Rich
moud soon and will spend the Winter in Massachusetts,
been closed account OF hard times.
Gov. Tilden, in a letter declining an invita-
ton to attend Georgia State Fair wrote; There can
be no doubt but that much OF the suffering which the
people OF this country have undergone during the last
few years ght have been avoided by more frequent
ard frank interchange Of views between the residents OF
different portions of our land, and ny a more asiiLe
knowledge OF the condition and needs or paltrdar
States and it is such meetings as that to when am
invited that wo are IN large measure 70 & oon ior t9
restoration and preservation OF tha6 faternm spiII
which is essential to our common prosperity
Emperor William of Germany Is not man
who cares much for luxury. The Rev. Wayand Hoyt OF
BOSTON has visited his palace recently at Berlin ana
writes entertaningy about Il follows The Emperor
william does not seem 70 have anything he wishes to
conceal I spent q very interesting hour in passing
through the palace which ia his constant city residence
It is not very grand, even sump;uous But enter II
and YOU at once feel that ycu III tho home OF sol
der Il is almost arsenal it is 80 warike every way
Old armor and new armor, fragments OF shcs-thc me-
mentocs OF battles models OF the different kinds OF sol
dicrs in their appropriate uniform, models OF various
l,.t1 md raCS ~ 49,
fhese are everywhere about. Almost all the pictures
too martialbatlo scene after battle scene some OF
Older conflicts others OF the modern fights III whlen to
Emperor himself is tho conspicuous hSure went tO
the Emperors private study aud library. saw the char
in which he SITS the drsd at which he writes the pie or
dspaches awaiting his attention. the books he uses, tnc
papers fresh from his hand IL Is manfcstly WORK
mans placethis study. The grim old Emperor Is evil
that he IL ut his table regularly every morning at d.
Well no one help hOnOring tho fearless Oh felow
amid such proofs Of painstaking devotion to duty hx-
teen miles Berlin il POtsdam the fayOIe residence
Of King Frederick the Great Here, too is the present
En erors Summer palace We'll, there is many cOull-
try seat America more splendid. was most lutt r
ested i'm this palace in the EmperOrs sleepugrOOm III
il utterly ain His bed il but single mattress uron d
narrow and common bedstead.'
AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 12.-The Hon. Alex
ander H. stephens has been relieved and sconsdered out
OF danger
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-President Grant and
party arrived in this city this afternoon and were driven
to the Palmer House, where the President held an IN
formal reception
ROME, Oct. 12.-Cardinal McClOslley has left
Rome Cardinal Francd and others accompanied him TO
the railway station. MOnsislOr ROnceti accompanied
him far as C!yta Veocha.