New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-19
PERSONAL.

The Rev. DIR. Horace Bushnell Of Hartford
| Ia recovering from dangerous Illness.
Ex-President Hopkins of Williams C0lIege
has begun a course Of six lectures before tho student.
OF Yale Theological School.
Madame Catacazy, wife of the former Rus
sian Minister this country, denies tho report that s
has separated from her husband. She SAYS that IA,
enemies will soon learn that his Temporary Withdrawal
from political lie has more impaired her LusJsnGs
energies than It has shaken his wifes devotion
The following dedication accompanies several
copies of the Massachusetts, State memorial TO ats
Senator Sumner with fyeaf containing Mr. Summers
speech at tho Cooper INSTITUTED sent by Mr. Bri tbs
fair DO held Charleston for lie benefit OF The Wash
ington Light Inantry Massachusetts to South CirO
linaI send This volume to the managers OF the fair
CharestOn g. c. for the benefit OF tho families OF Con-
federae soldiers who fell during the late war WITH
full assurance from lifelong guantance WIN srDa-
tor Sumner that he would approve u as token of
extracts from tho sueeyhes OF Charles Sumner IN ,.e
closing years II his life VIII bo interesting as showing
his wcconsidered views 1pon tDo qLesphi t'.1t "ie
cugrOssDR the attention OF the county IL WEI be
toward the South were OF oro"u ah', s,nte,"'"hh'
character and that through NE he acted ulOn &c iu''
Enemies In war. IN peace ttiehds' T. W. bil'D'
"B0St0n, March il. lo11''
Mr.. A. p. Sprague of Troy has received the
first prize OF ego the British Social Science Aso'
claton for a treatise international arDiIratioh Ho
received letter from Count seop' Pfeside"t
OF the Geneva ,urt Arbitration saying: 81 thank
very mucn your KIM tnOiSi5 VI tSh'''"S "'
your profound and clever pamphlet ON The New 5c-
enco OF Law This Is WORK which greatly deserves
the attention Of all who take interest In the improve
ment Of social welfare L yal phenomena are tn con
sequences OF the peoples wants, aui u s only by JIt
appreciation OF them that IL - possible u prepare 40
way TOR better settlement OF civll tanSicuOn 90
not doubt OF tic prlcucdbih'y OF your SXfaIChs 20
reach that aim. offer yOI tne cxpte',1n % y s'o 30
wishes happy results Of YOUR ehort- me hrNo
papers nformeI me nAt you had rnSe.;oa te ~, &
u contest opened by ~ Iarroartu Tor Tue ne "oa
on international law. Receive. dear SIR. my sihcrfo
compliments for your Success. j thdDh yOd aISp I.r
s. ndng me the leter addressed To the editor o. ms
TRIBUNE, rcpete Hiih useful huggcst l'ns ~ a
tel referred to By the Count app.ar.a 10 d1
ceive the prize.
The Hon. George F. Hoar has written a let
ter to The Boston Advertiser. suggesting much b'i'r
way of aiding tie College OF william and My, az W.
amsburg va in recovering from her losses during the
war than by means OF a national appropriation. Tho
living alumni the College, he says DO not deem thcE-
selves able 10 contribute the money needed TO supply
her wapts and adds: Nothing would, IN my Juie
nent have a greater tendency TO revive an ctlo. he
tween the North and South than TO Rebuild hj IA
ttona contribution this ancient Institution, chief among
the household gods Virginia. WHAT proof certain
that tho bitterness late and that tha
early memories o. the days OF ie Rovouto aud o tie
framing and NATURALIZATION 0f W. EDh3.l, Hon gre
turning full force, than tho rebuilding OF IDS sacred
temple OF learning IN virginia by tbc peCpfo i 20
Nor; h. under the lead OF Boston ana H1fYIdF M.
HUar thinks the time especially htng Ter an appear 10
tue generously OF MISsachu>ctt ami pitiCuI rp OF ne
friends Of Harvard In bcha OF me c1egr "nien gave
Washington his frs. commission IN his YOUTH ami or
which he was Chancellor during the last II Yeas heiot
lis deal celebrations OF the centonnl "En yer
salies II Concord, Lexington, aud Bunker I'M via 20
closely followed by "ine memory vi tie expulsion u
the British from Boston by army among whose hhrnI
soldier, were tue men fICm Nfsnia, -u4 Ol inc ever
memorable enacted c.Ose - a. Rfl4S y! lV"ri
when George Washington u VIZ u LEst dEe" Ais
sword IN toe cause of iadep eudelc-
TORONTO, March 1s.-The Rsr. DR.. OBren
Of Brockyllle has been sp7o.utao R3-.an Cd'aO.io
Bishop of Kingston. The eO-sse;lG9a Nil take place
April Is.
WASHINGTON, March 1s-Mr. p. 3. S. Pincn
back, Leut.Gov. Antoine. ami other Republican TO-
tcians OF Louisiana left Washington Tonight on tEeaf
return ) ATE.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.--Capt. Celso Cesar
Mareno tie libcrItor of the lutte Italian slaves VIII
leave Washington tomorrow for the East. and thence
for the West Tor the purpose enforcing the ldS de-
signed TO put END tho padrone system throughout
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