New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
PERSONAL.

Gen. Alfred II. Terry, u S. A., is spending
the Sabbath with friends in this city
Gen. Sherman arrived in this city on Satur-
day from Boston, and lott last evening for his headqar
ters ia ST. Louis.
Col. John S. Mosby OF Virginia has been in
yitcd by a committee OF Boston citizens TO deliver OF
a series of addresses in fremont Temple.
Manzoni's studio was recently thrown open
10 the critics Of Milan who made public pilgrimage to
it, The students crowned his portrait with flowers.
The Princess of lIohenlohe heads commit
of Vienna ladies' who projecting lottery to raise
funds for monument 70 Schiller.
The house of La Fontaine, or Chateau
Thiery. No. - in the street which bears his me, has
been purchased Dy the Municipal Council for $500.
Prof. Max Muller has returned to Oxford al
most entirely recovered after his illness in Italy. While
in Florence the students presented him with splendid
album,
The State Commissioners Of Virginia have
decided TO erect foeys statue OF Stonewa" Jackson
in the Capitol square at Richmond, opposite the north
end of the Capitol building.
Senator Jones of Nevada denies the report
that he lost 100000 in stock speculation in walLst
few weeks ago. He told reporter OF The francisco
ChT0nc that he lost nothing but on the contrary made
$4,000 or 100000
A Montpelier farmer found in his cOrnfeld,
the other day bearing the date OF 1888. On one
side was an Indian with aud culver ofarrows and on
tine other American eagle with the inscription Mas
sachusets commonwealth Across the eagle were the
words zone Cent"
Mr. Charles H. Phalen, who was accidentally
drowned OF the Willansburgh ferries last week.
was graduated IA; Amherst College last year with high
rank, aud young of marked ability and prom
isc. since graduation Inc had been connected with tho
publishing houses of CHM Brothers OF Boston and Henry
Holt Co OF this city being engaged with the latter at
the time Of his death.
Mr. Lewis P0cOck's collection illustrative
OF the Life and Times Of Dr. Samuel Johnson" was re-
letters hch sold for prices averaging from S.5 1885,
The letter TO James Mcpherson, beginning a" All james
Mcpherson received your foolish aud nIlldent note
sold for $50 The original manuscript plan OF his die
tionary sold for $50.
The Pope has determined to put into execu-
ton his l0ngchcrished plan OF placing twelve statues
around the cupoi OF St Peters, in conformity with the
designs OF Michael Angelo. Each statue will 10 assigned
TO different sculptor, aud 1t is said that the selection
viii he made 40 as To exclude all artists who NOT
dOmciled In Rome prior to S70 and all those who hay
opposed IN any way the cause Of the Pope.
DIR. A. Callaghan's collection of autographs
included many OF Interest besides the manuscripts OF
Grays Elegy" and Dickens's Christmas Carol"
These OF them, with the prices they brought
Lncrezia Borgia letter " Pope Alexander VI, $55
Oliver Cromwell $5l Queen Elizabeth three page letter
10 Henry w of France thanking him for HIS portrait
$50 Galeo, letter 10 ljcnedctto Caselli, his pupil
ferring 10 his fortunes by the nlusitlon, $l0s Marie
Antonette $685. Mary Queen Of Scots to NJ de Ia Mothe,
asking him 10 ntercede with the King OF France help
for her Kingdom. $240; Napoleon l., dveline note,
$40; Lord Nelson 10 Lady Hamilton probably the last
ho ever wrote. $lO5 Rubens. $50.
NJ. Chevalier has written the following let
ler On International Arbitration In reply to address Of