New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
PERSONAL.


Mr.. L. G.. Gotischalk. the youngest brother
OF the late composer. made successful debut In Gre
nona last month as Duke Alfonso IN "Lucrezia Borgia
complimentary dinner, rendered by a large
number Of prominent gentlemen In different parts OF the
country TO Senator Carl Shuz TO be given at Del
Mr.. John Jay, late United States Minister to
Austria arrived in this city from Europe on Tues
day evening. had interview yesterday morning at the
Filth Avenue Hotel with his successor the Hon. Godove
8. Orth, who sailed for his post In the afternoon
President Grant has been invited by the
Bunk Bu Monument Association to be present at their
celebration June IL. but has given definite answer
Gen. sherman ha. announced that he viii be present
Mr.. William Morris, tho English poet, is
coon to publish "a new volume Of poems. He has been at
work Tor sce time Also upon volume Of tr1ns'atons
Icciandic poetry which he has been aided BY Mr. f.
MACPHERSON.
1t is announced that the committee APP
pointed docde upon the true character Of the statue
OF It, John the Baptist recently brought to light In the
tossenin ualadi palace at Pisa, have given It q,
their decided opinion that IL is genuine work o Michel
Angelo.
After concluding his eloquent and patriotic
speech at Lexington. Bartlett approached y
stranger who with tears rolling down bis cheeks said:
General aIa southerner. ! was good rebel but
such words Ms yours from Northern mans lips"
Mr.. John +. Wood who is to lecture on his
discoveries at Ephoss this and Saturday evening"
has received the fullest recognition and honor for his re-
maIkablo discoveries abroad. They are even moro III
terestng than these II Scenann vt The cite OF Ancient
Troy. nasmuch as they relate to city ldennied MIN
early Christian history and 10 civilization IN which We
have interest We have more knowledge "not IT,
Mr. John Ruskin has just published in En-
gland the first part Of mornings in Florence: being
simple studies of Christian Art for English Travellers
on santa GnSse a fSv tas Is pars s air
among tho Alps. aud In the Scotland aud Engand which
my father knew
Corot has not left any work of importance,
at first supposed. to the Louvre. Both the Ha
gar and te Dante" which 1t thought at ono time
were bequcathed 10 the nation, appear among the 500
pcurea studies and drawings that to be sold at the
Hotel Drouot early In May. Ii seems however that 10y
time back. sketch taksa in the Forum many years ago.
really belongs 10 the Louvre
Several possessors of valuable relics were
unable to get from Boston to Lexington on Monday ON
account Of the poor railway accommodations. Among
these were Mr. Fred Hassan. who had the portfolio OF
John Hancock, containing original memoranda OF the
Lexington fight which he proposed TO present TO me rso
sgnt ring presented To John Hancock by George
ILL., who afterward offered reward VI AlOoOo ior the
head Of thai great rebel.
On the occasion of the opening of the
Cetbcc University College at KensngtOn. London, On
the 9th inst Monssnor Capol the Rector. read an adj
dress 10 Cardinal Manning, congratuatms him on the
dignity 10 which he had been raised BY the Pope ana
expressing gratitude for the special patronage and
ton. In reply CARDINAL Manning said
.s,al.N
cardrd in the light OF a dignity snd honor such.
"Digncs and hOnors," he said with marked emiNass,
are oahsefons n a' , i, ~ s moi nniyer,ty
~. raw He'a -. ~. - .hoI.cs hone 10 ms ke
Dut Ws wa. I'll ,onstit,ta fhe Cot holc
~ tIt MS W "a EIuup WHO" en"' o"N7'''"'" WV >
University OF inc lu'uio.
In onswer IN tha invitation of the Concord
" ..,,. =, ,,.nd thu centennial
Comniit@e OF AiranSohi'He, y" "''o"u w" "a ~ =.
celebration in that town, the Hon. George Bancroft
,0ro,e " regret cannot he present at the centennial
.,'.o.., ., t,a h,,uo ot t. xi,,,on and Concord
anniversary vi 'he o'''io vi i"'A"s' " -,
The Occa.oo has every element OF national fesuvai.
rhs cuco,n,c, WA. not accidental but the result Of the
ino '"Vo"" -. A.. noon,s ,.,,.,n;t,.d from
PhciP'e a"u '''" " ~ 49,. a.,r.,,,o
generation 10 ,,s n,na q, Homer or the
Cologne Cathedral II might have happened ~ other
villages in NeTEnglapd but IL cS1,o ;'t that
U h tho E"mans invaded Germany an aged maron met
them with tho command, Go back! The woIa OF
command given ON the hnlock IN oOooro n' ,s ,n AZ
men, wn r me T@dsrs and tbs Snarts began to recedc
and the ca,ss bich had lost H. the pothercountr
by Hampden and Cromweli tntercd upon uat 'ov VI
Success which was to hep '.e 30 'at,ao
better in 'tiiui'ons ana 'eieh 'ne true art VI 'V''n'
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