The Morning herald., 1875-10-19
Late Personals.

X Ing Victor Emanuel has arrived at Mi
Ian.
TIE Prince Of Wales embarked at Brindi-
81. Saturday, on his visit to India.
Cardinal Grassellini, who died at Rome,
left manuscript history of the Pope.
Ex-Minister Bancroft has recovered his
health, and is now in Washington for WIN
ter
Mr.. J. l.. Motley, accompanied hy his
daughter. sailed from Boston for Liverpool
on Saturday.
Mr. Carl Schurz will begin to deliver his
new lecture, "Centennial Thoughts" in
New England on Nov. /.
Miss Charlotte Cushman has been obliged
to cancel engagements to give public read
ings, on account of sickness. She says she
is too i'll to read or write.
The Rev. Robert Laird Collier has declin-
ed call to Boston church with $4,000
salary, and has accepted the pastorate of a
church at Leicester, England.
Hiram Bishop, one of the pioneers of
Wayne county, familiarly known as ''Uncle
Hi died at his residence in Tracyvillc on
the 14th, in the eighty-tifth year of his age.
Baron Won Kalchstetn and several other
former officers of the Prussian army are in
Georgia examining the country for the pur-
pose of deciding upon the expediency of es-
tablishing German colonies there.
The Hon. NJ. c. MUIR has returned to his
home in Albany, Indiana, completely re-
stored to health and vigor by a visit to Co
Dorado Springs; and ready, no doubt, for the
tussle for the speakership in December.
Bishop Littlejohn of New York sailed for
Europe on Saturday last. He goes to in
spect the American Episcopal churches in
Europe, under appointment Of the presiding
bishop of the Episcopal churches in the
United States.
1t is asserted at Rome that, in consequence
of the Pope's intercession, the Emperor of
Germany has remitted one year Of Cardinal
Ledochowski's term of Imprisonment for
resisting the Prussian ecclesiastical laws,
and that full pardon will probably follow.
At meeting of the creditors of c. & NJ.
Cox, wholesale boot and shoe dealers, at
Boston, on Saturday the assets of the latter
were shown to be $105, ,425 and the liabIli-
ties S225 ,56s. The firm offered fort cents
on the dollar, which offer was held in abey-
ance.
Women can do good deal when they try.
The furd for the sufferers by the Gironde in
undation, collected by Madame MacMahon,
amounts 10 24,3s4 ,4O5 francs, or not far
from $4,000, 900, large part Of which is
due to Madame McMahon's personal effort
and influence.
Adam g Hambright died in Lancaster,
Pa, on Friday last. The deceased was an
old railroad man. In 1S48 he was appointed
a station agent on the Philadelphia and Co
lumbia railroad by the Board Of Canal Com
missioners, and the last position he held
was principal ticket agent at Lancaster for
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Mrs. Gen. T. J. Jackson has accepted the
invitation of the Governor Of Virginia to be
presen: At the dedication of the statue Of
'Stonewall" Jackson, which will be nm
vailed at Richmond on the Goth inst.
The Freshman Class Of Hamilton COL
lege, the Utica OoHryer says, has left that
institution because three of ito members
were suspended for holsting 4 carriage to
tho top of the observatory tower in which
Prof. Peten hes discovered so many aster-
oids. ~