New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
PERSONAL.

Charlotte Cushman will mako Boston her
home during the coming Winter.
Judge David Davis of tho United States
Supreme Court s visiting among old friends In Dan
Ex-Gov. Fenton has been taking o trip
through Wisconsin, and will remain In that State fsw
days longer.
The sword surrendered by Napoleon III. to
Emperor William at Sedan was delivered. strasburs
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The mother of little Mabel Young, who was
killed In the bery of the Warren Avenue Baptist Church
in Boston. has lost her reason and tho inmate Of
private insane asylum
The memoirs of Miss Caroline Hcrschel, the
sstor and assistant Of Sir william Herschei are being
prepared by the wife OF grandson Of Sir William Sev
craf unpublished letters Of the astronomer VIII b In
cludcd In the volume
The Rev. DR.. Mark Hopkins, during his
attendance at the coming meeting of tho Board Of For
eign Missions at Chicago will be invited by the Prest-
dents Of the four theological seminares in that city y
deliver his course Of six lectures on theology.
The story published in The London Army
and Mary Gasee that Prince Bismarcks father served
the army of the King Of wrtenberg s denied by Baron
ferred cousin OF the Princes father the latter
never having served In the army
A workingmen's excursion from England to
America next year proposed, leaving Liverpool early
in june visiting NewYork, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia Chicago, Niagara Falls and the chief
cities of Canada, and embarklng az quebec Tor Europe
about the middle Of August
The monument recently erected to Sir John
Franklin In Westminster Abbey has been mutated In
some my serous way, about liz inches OF the CHEF
mast Of the Erebus having been broken on This
Abbey the head of Major Andre having been removed
no less than three tiInes
One of President Grants objects In going
West at the present time Ia to mako change In the
been Of profit to him. the ougoes overbaancing
the income by about $4,000 year He will dispose VI
all this week. and then decide whether TO lease
or manage the farm himself
William the COnquerOr is the next person OF
note who is to be hOnored with memorial statue Of
him will BIO unvailed at Faaise France, where his
father lived and where matred the design Of nvad
ing England This the final meeting place for the
coast Of England and the OF all those present at
the last meeting are inscribed In letters Oh god on so
lets In an adjacent chapel
Marshal MacMahOn's position with respect
to the different parties in France Is well illustrated BY
the following story which also shows that he Is not
wholly devoid Of wit: "One Of the notablites OF the
Bonapartst party, on hearing Of the removal OF Vice
Admiral de Ia Ronciere lie NOury posted of to the Palace
VI %h waS he oH @
said he aluding to the dsgraced Vice Admiral beware
Of Dent smns e
son who LETT as you entered "eu' nc so eAac'y tne
same thing about you"
Mr. Gladstone's good physical health, which
has enabled him to perform large amount of mental
labor Is gained appears by vigorous exercise Llv-
erpool paper that two hours before the meeting at
Hawarden. England, where he made an address, &" Mr.
Gladstone engaged in his favorte exercise OF telling
For portion OF two days he has been welding
upon large tree in the lane at the outskirts Of
Hawarden village, and he succeeded IN bringing it to
the ground late yesterday afternoon. Those who
him he went to work IN true woodman fashion, with
his braces thrown or behind him and his I'M
fastened. After completing his task he walked home
with slung his SHOULDER, and two hours after
ward was at the meeting looking tired and weary,
but quite refreshed with mis- bodily labor"
ROME, Sept. 27.-Cardinal McClOskey had .
long conference with Cardinal Antoneli yesterday.
Postmaster G eneral Jewell was in this city
for time last evening, his way from Hartford
TO Washington.