The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
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! |,hiIt has been Hld8g IN si4ng'the chapel 81
.oderbilt University ~ Nashville. ltsI 81 ?''' 1
n Cherokee Indian . JAPANESE and q
i,ed clergyman 5oyears old, are among
students at Dartmouth yC1QllAsese' .'' -.
President Grant, Gsv. 'Harttraan11fs a11 and ex-
lsaker Blaine arc expected to'attend the
{tsburgh exposition to-day. ay.a"5- ~! '"I5H ". by
N, Henry Vincent has just arrived
n, England, and is to lecture during the
ming season as he did few years ago.
Admiral Wellesley and the officers Of
British ironclad -Bellerophon have
n invited by the city council of Proyi-
nee, R. l., to visit that City. :,. ~ >. r., Sl I
rhe Rev. DR.. McLaren will defer his
maI acceptance Of the Bishopric Of Hi
1, III the Standing Commit iees Of the
%,eses have acted on his election. :, n,. .....
Ton. Rosecrans is now experimenting
mining interests in Egan Canon, about
miles west Of Salt Lake City, on the
e Of the old overland route. o,np,.' ~
Mr., oconner Power, Mp. for County
Lvo, Ireland, is in this country for the
rpose Of examining the various educa-
nal institutions. He is at present in
son. liz
Walt Whitman left, his resting-place in
v Jersey, the other day, for a visit to
jladelphia, and The Press says'that 'alr
ppsh his step was feeble, his conyersa.
was as bouyant and genial" as ever.
President Foss, of Wesleyan University,
proving quite successful in his new
Ties. Ex-President Cummings continues
occupy the chair of metaphysics, and is
fparing new edition Of Butler &
Paogy. iva IL" ~ ~ II, =" ,'n1
Emperor William, of Germany, is living
igorous old age. He was in the saddle
ring the whole of both days Of the re-
pt Sedan anniversary, and galloped up
h down the field at the head Of his staff
briskly as ever. % ~. + 70 lr,
Captain Mayne Reid, who has been SER
Esly ill, has so far recovered as to be able
resume his pen, and is now writing for
aml%s Journal, TIE Genheman's Maga-
e. and other English publications. He
now projecting, it is said, Centennial
w. IA ~. ~
N. Thiers has received a graceful COM
ment from the municipality of Paris.
e rough stone pavement in front Of his
Use has been removed and smooth
nent put in its place, SO that the venera-
statesman may think, and work, and
ep TRANQUILITY. ...
The movement for the erection Of an
suestrlan statue to Gen. R. +: Lee, at
|chmond, has received new life by the
rival from England of the statue to
Ptcnewalp' Jackson. All of the State
icers and employees, from Gov. Kemper
Tn, have agreed to set apart one days
J to the Memorial Fund. W.
hs "Abbe" Joseph Chabert, principal
thGoyernment School of Art and De-
Enm Montreal, whose arrest on charge
outrage was reported the other day, is
an ecclesiastic, and his title Of Able Is
la'ently derived from the fact that he
once an unsuccessful candidate for ad-
sSlon as lay-brother to one of the re-
'ouS houses in Montreal. .rrf
The Hon., Oliver Ames, in addition to
recent gift Of church to the Unitarian
eRty Of North Easton, Mass, has pre-
'ed 10 that town four acres Of land for
cemetery, and proposes, after it has been
'ably laid out, to remove there all the
ules Of the dead members of the Ames
nAy' A monument to Oakes Ames, 81
n'sh will occupy place in the new
neery.
,ol' IL Thomas Jefferson Randolph is seri-
"' Ill at his residence, Edge Hill, in
Oemarle County, Va, near Monticello.
r. famous castle of his grandfather, Thos.
ue'Son' He is suffering with gangrene
"s g 100, and is not expected to live long:
randolph, who is now SO years old,
temporary Chairman of the National
'u'0cratic Convention which met at Bal
n're in 1872.
examination Of POe's Remains,
"' ~ foundation for the Poe monument,