New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28

.y>onta the Catholic Bisboeect for the Diocese Of
Hartford. has, 1t Is said declined tho ofhce
The late Charles p. Woodbury., the inventor,
u said 70 bays engineered and built the great wooden
bridge tho SacO OF Biddcford Mo. when he was
only 10 years old.
Ex-Goy. English OF Connecticut. who has
jst re- rned from Southern trip. gives 10 his dclber
st opinion that Texas Ia bound to DO Of the most
aOui ishins or Staies.'
A cIittorjng dover Of more than 81, 900, 900
viii illuminate Mite Say, daughter Of NJ Leon say upon
the Oooasun hor marriage to tho second son Of the
Duke ds BrOglie In June
An ancient custom OF Dartmouth College has
Just broken mp forever The spiring freshman 10
now permitted by tho sophomores 70 wear the tall hat
and carry the small cane which sdd 80 mncn grace and
dignity 70 the average student
The Hon. Harvey Jewell left Boston for
Washington Monday afternoon. and will Immediately A.
sumo biz duties Judge Of the Court OF Comm -one
the bahama Claims Nr. Jrws Is p'y-1""r y'"s"a
and graduated 10y Dartmouth.
Boston is happy. A fortunate yoHnS lady In
that modest hamlet has juat received letter from
Richard Wa4nor in which the composer shows much In
terest In tho advance ~ musical culture IN tho center
the universe and koyts6 pleasure over the
OF his works rs lately given by 1hcodorc Ihoni~ss
orchestra.
The Rev. Asher Wright, the quiet New
Engandor Who almost nnaied, civilized the ifognot
Indians on tho Cattaraugus Reservation died among
them few days ago Most Of them wore thoroughly ig
them Christians the supporters Of churches and schools
and the Ow ncr- OF excellent farms Thc modest old nsa
was ndrfatigablo IN his work. e translated part
the Bible into tho IroquOs language ana even studied
medicine for the benefit OF hs pupils thus Tor uOss
kindly life caring for both tbeir souls ana bohes
DIR. LOrings centennial Grafton now repOsea
In the original manuscript among the archives OF tho
Boston public library. The authorities or that iosttb
on are trying tho manuscripts OF al The Con-
cord and Lexington OratlOus Nothing said ABOUT The
poem. aud meanwhile IL Il reported that MI Lower ~
oeiyes $500 from TIE Atlantic Monthly Tor ms v'r~%
and that Mr.. Julia Ward Howe IS troubled about sn
error 10 the printing OF her hymn. She sayh inc lne
Our IA hers met at break VI dawn" - wrong. our
fathers did nothing OF the sort IL should h'so sc"d
thus " Our fathers met at boat OF drum
Victor Hugo lately described the visit paid
TO him by the Due when tho iattor was cand
date for tho French Academy. The old writer wa sp
psrently not Inaccessible the tsct ttcry Of the Dues
cordial manners They talked of the Commune, ana rus
Hghnes expressed great deal OF pity for the h"ness
men led into that sad adventure and discussed 100
siege fever" With u calm end oneDt philosophy ne
meet wns asked II be returned the visit OF ms Royal High
ness No" no said az /. my rule mover TO return
nny visit aud could not break IL for the Due dAuina
prime. though he but when he Lost b- last ~0n the
Duo do Guise felt deeply touched; remenvor.d tlo
Ioas OF my own Charles, and forthwith posted on ~
tho Dues residence and subscribed my name on no
visitors book adding beneath Pafr rtda" p0sr' 90
Loroso"