The Morning herald., 1875-09-16
npsoNAL AND PERTINENT

Nohammed, son Of Abd-el-k kader, ha'
;tten book. on the Arab race Of horses
4 statue will be erected at the cipital o
xas to the memory Of General San
)uston. trr.r r-r~e. :,
Hon. H. L. Pierce and T. B. Aldrict
/ leave Liverpool for New York on tht
III inst. .&,tf
ord Houghton is in St. Louis inspect.
the various industrial establishments
hat city. 90 ,qs,
rbe champion female Alps elmer this
kon has been Miss Walker Of Brooklyn,
" York,
foody and Sankey have been invited
tisit Chicago, and inaugurate a revival
hat place. ~,
he blind preacher, Rev. W. H. Mil
n, has thirteen new lectures on his list
he coming season.
J. Bacdwin has been chosen direc-
bf the Bank Of Clifornia in place of
late Mr.. Ralston.
he Government is urged to put a buoy
Pull be- Damned Point" on the
England coast. yl.u
obert E. Lee, son of the late general
lat name, will return to Virginia from
bpe in few weeks.
he Plimsoll monument movement in
lon is rapidly approaching a point
assures its entire success.
". NJ. L. Cheevers, for the last forty
chaplain at Fortress Monroe, died at
port on the 18th. He was eighty
years of age.
ev. Moses D. Hoge will deliver the
on at the unwilling of Foley's statue
Fonewall Jackson, in Richmond Vir-
in the early part Of October.
B. Cemstock, who graduated from
ell University in the class Of 1870, has
chosen to new professorship of gen.
and economic geology at that institu-
bbert Dale Owen drives out daily in
ondition is such as to warrant hopes
is complete recovery. But his days
terary labors are gone, never to re-
newspaper has been started in Paris
led the Indicator de PEaposition Uni
Ple de Philadelphia, for the purpose of
shing all possible information about
Centennial Exposition.
bn. S. II. Fite, who was elected to
yress in the Fourth Tennessee district,
the c,ncy occasioned by the death
on. j. W. Head, is lying very ill.
Fecovery is extremely doubtful.
e standing committee of the Episco-
iocese Of Baltimore, Maryland, have
imously consented to the conservation
e Rev. DR.. Eccleston, bishop-elect of
Baltimore was the former home of
Sccleston.
cretary Belknap returned to Washing
esterday from his Western tour. lie
femain there until the Goth inst, when
i'll leave for Des Moines, Iowa, to at
reunion of the Society of the Army |
nuessee.
lge r. H. Cochran has appealed to
eople of Virginia for contributions to
and for the monument to Gen. Geo.
homas, to be erected in Washington.
e General was a native of Virginia,
ral contribution is expected.
niral Wellesly, Of the English navy;9
|ected at Newport in the man-of-war
|ophon, and the municipal authorities
eparing to tender him a reception.
70 attentions of most complimentary
ter will also be extended to the dis
Fhed officer.
terday the. descendants of John Eliot
Fly apostle to the Indians of this
Y, will meet at Guilford, Connecti-
1aPers in regard to the emigrant
er, his son and grandson, both very
ht divines, will be read and various
: Of interest presented.
ers of administration on the estate
late ex-President johnson have
sued to his widow, Mrs. johnson.
" johnson, Jr, David I. Patterson,
Martha Patterson and Mrs. Mary
daughters of the deceased, are the
5 on the bond of the admistratrix.
master General Jewell met with a
dventure while at Litchfeld, Conn.,.
per day. After taking a row on the
e endeavored to land. He had one
n shore when the boat slid out on
tier and compelled the General to
much space he could measure be- !
MS two feet. He was soon forced
don the attempt and drop into the
from which le was rescued in a !
tate.
following is the British commits.
pointed to superintend the exhibi-
products Of Great Britain at the
nlal Expibition next year: Lord l
mt, His Grace the Duke of Rich
A. o.; Executive Commissioner, i
Cqnlifie Owen, c.. B.; Official Dele :
Colonel Herbert Sandford, r. A.;
~ secretary, A. J. r. Newdell ;
;endant Of Divisions-Industrial,
right; General Machinery, John :
pn, LID; Agriculture and Hdrti-
Is, r. Rrandrotb G;hLe, L;,o A -,