New-York tribune., 1875-11-02
PERSONAL.

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by Oscar H. King Sweden, il about to be published III
London.
Mr.. PlimsoIl. the "Sailors' Friend" is at
present song the round of the Black Sea ports to see
eusctmenG asalnst tne iciuinS VI SI""
o3Tgoes in bulk is enforced.
Prof. Edwin Hall of the Presbyterian TheO'
logical Seminary at Auburn had severe stroke OF
paralysis Wednesday last His condition Ia considered
critical, as hi II neatly 80 years old
John Arnold Lilly, an UNDERGRADUATE OF
Cambridge University England and the son of clergy
man. has been sentenced TO six months hard labor Tor
Eayny stolen gold nugget silver coin, and other ar
tcles IRON the Albert Memorial Museum in Exeter.
Col. Forney writes from London that two
English capitalists noted for ther commercial sbrewd-
pcsa and energy MI John Cross, VI. T., and ar n v:
Sauar,V have taken charge of scheme 10 send annual
excursions Of English capitalists ;o the United STATES 10
investigate iny,s sInens.
The members of the Palmetto Guard OF
Charleston c. have determined to celebrate the cell
ennal of tho battle Of Fort Moultre fought June 2s
l776 by erecting monument at an expense OF $1,000
The design which will probably 10 adopted u OTon
soldier in the uniform OF the "a sOuth 'ronha hhSr
meut, which garriSoned The foIt
Miss Florence Nightingale wrote as follows
in response to MI Invitation TO attend the Baakaya
banquet recently held in london " beg that You Will
he 80 good thank THE Committee Organizing the
Ralaklava Banquet for tho honor that they have done
me in inviting DE present a the anniversary OF nr
cb,rcr whose wounded we received Scutari and 10
say Tor decply regret that IL Is Impossible 1or
H., "a
oIrr 10 my room Illness aud Oscwork (which work
st do, thsuk God but that am ever the army ana
their faithful servant
Mr.. Gladstone thus puta his veto on healthy
crop Of riunors about himsef There is not word Of
truth in be satemcnts1 That haze receyeda proposal
fr,m Turkey in respect 10 It's finances =. That have
made any declaration on the snblect of the political
future other han announced 10 the world eighteen
months ago g. That have written about the thurcn OF
England In the new church Qvdrtcry Rericc or else
where have written article IN that review respect
ipg the onuTfn e h arr ne M ON The sub
iect of patronage and popular election of clergy"
4 writer in BiacaarOod gives this entertain
ing gossip concerning Michael Angeles method OF work
ing: Through his mpatencr aud enthusiasm, aiehael
Angelo ruined block after block of marble b. working
with great ychemence near the surface Too eager
70 arrive at point whore his true scnius would hnd
play lie asaed the marble with such violence that he
often struck on pieces which trcnched intO the just limits
of tLc surface and they could not 10 ftplrct he
was forced ta finish he coUldnOt a5 he would Had
hc confined himself more TO celebrating s WORK In clay
aud then inisusted the bloonng our N marble 70
mechanical workman, should have nad not only "a
much larger number Of grand works by him. but they
would been freer OF great defecte oi instance
he back Of tho head ~ Nose ns 0frn fhseeu chr hd S
sacrificed TO the eyigcncIes Of the marble And the head
ne perceyed thai il was turned beyond limit permit
ted TO nature without breaking the neck"
President Eliot of Harvard College has thus
aknov Lodged the present TO the University OF the pic
tures from the Washington Light Infantry OF Charest0i
south Carolina: The picture Of the Eutaw fag ard
the repr, sentation OF the monument erected by the
Washington Light Infantry to Colonel and irs. Washing
ton bring 10 mind the brave days when North and
South fought With equal gaantry against a common
enemy. The picture of the monument which the WASH
ington Light Infantry have erected at tharIcstUn in
memory their comrades VII" fell IN tho late civil war
reminds of the supreme courage and resolution win
which our couutrylren OF The Southern states main
taiucd their political convictions dtine that nonentOus
struggle. There has never been moment IN which the
penpa nf the Northern states dd not take heartfelt
satisfaction in the mantle station Of those noble qualities
on the paIt Of all their cOunr,ln'n The three pictures
I'M their common frame have been placed in Memorial
Hall ~ suitable and welcome enlelli lisment OF Siruc
turc hich fcsthr. inccsanty 10 the nstinable worth
OF public spirit scfsacrice and the martial virtues.
ApFx, Nov. 1.-lIer Majesty steamship Ser
aps with the Prince of Wales board, arrived here to-
ciay eD route for India.