New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
PERSONAL.

The Rev. DR.. McGosh and the Hon. Clark
son Potter arrived this city from Europe yesterday
The President arrived in this city last even
ing after spending the day with some friends on Long
Island and will return this morning to Long branch.
A carriage which Daniel Webster formerly
owned Il nov at Wells Peach in Maine. Senator Cracin
Hampshire tried the effect OF ride in it the other
The total expenses of Messrs. Moody and
sankey in London were Sl4l $50. The public has
contributed Sal to deiTay TINS debt leaving o~
The late Emperor Ferdinand of Austria left
the Pope legacy of 1OO0OOOO forms. which has been
paid at He also bequeathed to him All the
valuable cry stal and rare china services
The Marquis of LOrne has i'll press MARIA
tive poen Of more than 5000 lines called Guido and
Iita: Tale OF the Riviera" IL is founded on an Inc ,
dent In OF the many sacen inroads when harSeu
the coast o Provence in the tenth century II VIII be
published soon.
Mr. Plimsoll is to have q monument as a
reward for his behalf of the abused sailors of
England A movement has been started by the repre-
senatives shippers. shp-buding and manufac-
OF him spot the docks in the East End OF
London. Mr.. r. Belt sculptor, has been commissioned
TO perform the work.
The Hon. Lyman Tremain, writing from
Carlsbad Germany, relates the following: "Ou SUNDAY
before last quite interesting little incident occurred
st the conclusion OF the services in the English church
As there regular organst. the Rector had re
quested that any lady present was willing to play on
the melodeo the next Sunday he would b. obliged If she
would inform him. At the close a lady, who wis
stranger 10 him. volunteered her services. Discovering
that she spoke IN brOken English be said: Do you
think competent 10 play upon the Inelo-
deOnf said she, Il think am. PeIhaps y0u may not
SonIt il when / tell You nv name 1t is Jenny Lind
Goldschmdt.' He chcerfully ac1uieSced, ana pro
pouuded no more questions to her capacity she az
peared br "a wOm1u Of hfty upwards with nnthinE
about Aer attract attention, aad was dressed WIN
any kind. Her cjuntenance, no longer DeautInl,
seeIned to plainly marked by sorrow, 'adness AMI
care
The monument to be erected over the grave
OF Edgar Allen Poe In Westminster CAurchyard. Bati
mor.. has been finished. 1t is of white marble, and
stands eight high, resting granite base six feet
SQUARE The design is simple and chaste. On the granite
slab arc two other bases OF marble. On these rests the
die block three inches square. snrmOuned ny
heavy cap carved with nal Tyre in the center
OF each on the front of the die hlOck Is bcaut~
fully chseled medallion OF the poet carved III me plrert
Italian satuary marble after plaster east by VoleE
the sculptor from Photograph in the possession or
member OF POes family. TIE likeness in marble ls SAIL
be correct The memorial Will proDabV DO dediraed
October. Invitations have been sent 10 Henry
IOugT-llOw William Cutler Bryant, john u. WIHtler.
Oliver Wendell Holmes. and John G.. SAKE. They have
all letters in reply, but 1t IL not known whether anV
OF them have Indicated INT nil0n OF DcinS present
Two have composed for the occasion. one Dy
lady in Baltimore and tIe other by poet OF Northern
State. PrO;. Shepherd will deliver the oraton
PARIS, Sept. 1.-Cardinal McCloskey has re-
turned to Paris and will leave tomorrow evening for
Rome.
MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-Sir Edward Watkin,
who IL investigating the affairs Railway
behalf Of the English shareholders. il in this city