New-York tribune., 1875-03-03
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Gladstone has declined the invitation OF
the students OF Aberdeen University to be their candi-
date for Lord Rector.
Ex-Queen Isabella of Spain celebrated her
birthday which came the 22d Of February, in Pars,
BY receiving calls q '0~ SpD'ru' IL
Miss Hannah dc Rothschld has given
$4,000 to the National Leboat Instltltion to form and
endow a feboat station memory OF her father. Baron
Mayer de Rothschlld.
The newly elected Democratic Congressman
in Massachusetts, to receive complimentary dinner
from their party some Cay next week. Ing Pacc uas
not been announced.
The installation of the Prince of Wales as
Grand Master Of the Freemasons will take place at the
Albert Hall, in London. on Wednesday, April 25 II Is
expected that about seven or eslt thousdbu WI"
be present 1t the ceremony
Miss Anna T.. Dickinson, after a long alb
sence Is to reappear the lecture platform. in TINS
city, on the evening OF Friday Of this week. AT Stenwsy
Hall. TIE subject announced. "a WOman's View Of IT,
sufficiently vague to pos:nit ta'k on anythng. ana
sufficiently suggestive to yet most people TO lOnhlng for
the one thing present most dsturbs the social
atmosphere in the vicinity Of the East River
The Duke dc RiGheieu of Paris, the great
grandne phew OF Cardinal Richelcu. soon to marry
very wealthy heiress Mile. Heine Special permission
has been obtained to have the ceremony performed in
the Church OF the SorbOnne where the remains OF the
great Cardinal Inferred Tao tomb, which has not
been visible for months past having been covered WITH
where is situated to be uncovered for The OCCASION
Lieut.. Commander Edgar c. Merriman Of
the United States Navy makes this generous offer to
conduct an ex pedtion TO the North Poles My plan
wonId be to charter Newfoundland sealing steamer Of
the Neptune class. under O contract similar to that
which procured the Tigress. and with Small schooner
loaded with coal and PROVISIONS. to be taken as far
North as crcums would permit to serve as base
nary open reach the North Pole and turn the
same Summer IOny stlpulate That be accorded the
privilege Of selecting the steamer and every officer aud
man connected with tue expedltlpD.%,- ,.ssG.9
Just before leaving Caprera Garibaldi wrote
to Karl Bind the German Lioera expressing hopes for
the ultimate victory of democracy in Germany, and
adding that that country full worthy Of marching
in the vanguard of human emancipation. These words,
and pis gee,ng with tns S,Rg Of Italy, Karl Blind
thinks may have given rise to tho assertion In French
newspapers that Garibadi was acting on plan con-
certed with the German Imperial Chancellor, for whom
the moral power OF the Holy Father is exceedingly in
Gazette, he says: How little this French view holds
good In of Gsribadl be from public
letter he addressed TO nearly ten in which
that the world want Of a leading nation
rule it, but TO conduct 1t the path Of duty
and that this post Of honor which in the checkered
course OF events had become vacant. might well be
occupied by the German nation He further wrote
In the serious and philosophical character OF your fe
loy-cz ns guarant OF con1 1ence 10 contained for
the future OF all nations. Shake you, therefore, with
death which your Thirty TyrInts have raised
Form, in the heart OF Europe the Imposing unity OF
your nifty millions, and all throw ourselves, with
eagerness and delight. into your brotherly arms"