New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Henry Marley, the English
Evangelist has accepted the invitations OF tho Boston
Congrcgationalist. Methodist and Baptist Ministers
meetings. amt the Young Men's Christian Association
inst During the fret week Mr. Marley VIII preach ia
the South Fad churches aud during the second week Ia
the central part OF the city.
The American Literary Bureau announces
that Mr. Richard A. Proctor Will revisit America next
seasOn. lis will lecture Tho Transs OF Venus; the
methods Of observing H. and their relations TO other
problems in Astronomy" Mr.. Proctor hopes 10 attend
the Centennial Ia recent letec to a fri nd he
met Wien over the water. don't fan to remember
cordially to them 1t is no aneeta'ion to say that
life as OF my SIX months In America.
Mr.. N. u. Conway vOuches for tho truth OF
this amusing story cooccrnicg the comments on Dr.
Keneay's 1rst speech in Parliament DR. Kenealy in
his opening blast against the member who accused him,
In an afterdnner speech, OF having suoorned perjury
before which the said member bent enough to say that
be regretted having made he remark at political din
nersaid that his foes shonld like dewdrop from tho
lions ane be shook 10 airy air. THIS remark ssens TO
have excited the compassion OF te House, and mode
rated its resentment, as showing that Keneely ID
cracked-aL object OF pity rather tnan wrath. rslt
members, said Really any man who could utter such
rubbish and nonsense rs that aoou. the and ne
nor added another: wo should not bear 100 lard on
him, The words used by DIR. Kcnealy which were re-
garded fa0s, were quoted literally from JrOiius
aud Cressida,' Act Ill, Scene B."
A curious parallel to the story told by the
Tichborne claimant has recently come TO light in En-
Gland It Is said 10 be actual occurrence which took
place in the very nei.hborhcod in Australia where the
claimant first Appeared young English nob!emsn
having fallen into disspatiouisit England sailed about
the world and finally reached Australia. There be took
service as shepherd and for several years kept sheep
for farmer One day, while packing up somethine IN
a piece English newspaper his eye was cauGhs 6y
an stating that his father had died. the
title ard property fallen himself, aud Offering G2A
for his discovery This shepherdorn actually MANAGED
TO get the money offered for the discovery himself
drank it up but refused 10 leave Australia Know
ing the family banker he sends pretty regularly for
money. but be has never Ike the claimant now IN
prison. sent 70 different banker IRON the ono wtn
which ne himself had ordered his money TO be deposited
WASHINGTON, April 27.-A dispatch received
at tire Navy Department this morning from Pensacola
announces tho ARRIVAL OF the United States steamer DsS
patch at that place yesterday from EewOrleans with
Senator Caineron's excursion party on board They
were 10 leave tho vessel apdprOcccd notn
overland Tho Despatch vii sail for Wsshlngt0n imne'
dately There he doubt that the excursion
TO Mexico was abandoned in consequence OF the threat.
ening attitude Of affairs between the United states AMI
that country. kdyices from New-Orcans STATE mas
senator Camer0n received dispatch from Secretary
R0beson on the 4th inst asking that the steamer Dis
p,tch lie returned to this city. aud inD0tDg
that the Government did not, In view OF the eomplIci
tOps between the countries Geem II xpecent Tor
the party 10 continue the trip 10 the city OF Mexico
Senator Cameron while in EeEOrtc3hs, 10 sud 10 naVe
that no paid the entire expenses OF toe UP
the coal for tho steamer and The saaes VI Tue
officers and men.