New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
The poet Longfelow and Mark Twain will
pass the Summer at Castinc. Me.
j. +. Trowbridge purposes giving readings
of original poems. mostly unpublished
Prof. Seelye is expected to remain at his
post in Amherst until the opening Of the session Of Con-
greSs
Mr.. f. l.. Godkin of The Nation has pur-
chased and occupies the residence Of cxsecrctary Rich
ardson at Cambridge.
Prince Bismarck has received from King
oscar the order of the seraph the highest order in
Sweden
Mr.. Moody is reported in London as saying,
in speech about Young Mems Christian Associations,
that their building in New-York was the handsomest
IN that city," Mr.. Mulictt Is yet to DC heard from
Mr.. w. F. Gill, by request of Josiah Quincy,
G. W. Warren and Others. will read IN Boston on the
18th inst DR. o. W. Holiness Bunker Hill poem. and the
Marselaisa in the original
Col. Wilson of StOwangloit Hall, England, an
ncunced that he would be the Conservative candidate
for the Lord Augustus Hervcys seat before the atters
funeral. but said that he would not issue his address
till it had taken place.
Count Andrassy has been talking about the
tariff to Austrian manufacturers, and it is officially
reported that che admitted the strength OF the Pro
tectonst movement in Austria bat he did not declare
himself an opponent of free trade
Charles William Skies, the chief originator
OF the system Of Post Onco Banks in England Is
said tn have realized to the country through this means
not less than sGsoOoO and they are talking in Paria-
mcnt Of some pccunary acknowledgment Of the service
he has rendered.
Among the revivals of Centennial literature
is Judge Nathaniel Niles's sapphic ode, called The
American Hero, written by irc-ight immediately ON
hearing the news of the battle of Bunker Hill II was
d :" na.I n a as on rnns Boys WARS in the
late war.
A portrait of Prof. Charles Avery. formerly
Professor of Chemistry lii Hamilton College, has been re-
ceived in that institution Daniel Huntington being the
artist This is the fourth portrait by Mr. Huntington
now in the college the Others rng kcnesses Of the Rev.
Dr.. Robinson; the Hon. 8 n DeStcr and " PRO- Mr
Huntington sophomore, md hs portrait Is done IN
sophomore charcoal.
Ex-Speakcr Blaine did not come out of the
Railroad accident last Saturday evening quite so well as
was then supposed Like the Vice-Presdcnt he picked
himself up took of stock, thought he was oil
light and proc ed 10 make himself useful to his fellow
passengers hui wnen he got 10 the fith Avenue ne ne
doctors have kept him in bed ever since IL Will be
lesson 10 the speaker. aud 10 the Vice-rresden too
They will know the tine moi to around tempting
Providence by crowdpe Presidential candidates into
a single ear ON the same train.
Sir William Uarcourt has brought on another
ecclesiastical war In the debate the Increase of the
Episoopatt e he said that "in London the deficiency
OF bishops was Observable because If ycu went by
the Aenaum Club every other gentleman you met wore
shovel hat and an apio IL Honorable ,nr r .p S t re-
of bishops" The bishops party urge in defense
coioma,s" and .aspring dcans wear shovel hats, and
are thus mistaken fog bishops.
Now il is claimed that the genealogical tree
NJ tbe Wa hjDgtons vas good d. a older than the cherry
tree-that II be traced back, in fact to the twelfth
century. Mr. simplnsoi, rector Of Brngton, Northamr
tonsbjrc England is quoted stating that the family
,,,a q, bs nor;sb IN vcors before their removal 10
o;a cd ,,'"t In tl,. J;riugton church the memorial
,' -. ~ ,a,';,,r su nxis A,nong them l. the fol-
; m ,i, ~ .mr.nce said 10 be the
M t%nr NJ Wa.nin0tons e,tqrandfather:
ue, n, IN The bod If Laurence WashngtOn some and
hse OF hoTgrl g. 81 Inc edrs daughter
Butler of Tees in the County of sussex, Esquire, who
had issue by her sonIes aud daughters, which lat
renee deceased 10 oi pe.l, H,"' D '".. O.
Lauy Duruc'' Co".,'' III 80. W W.
ciety OF Fren0s Oh bills allowing NNsec"oh no" oeiore
Parliament say 1T is unnecessary for me TO enlarge
TO yon or any your body the suerngs thus to be
made legal on helpless creatures, whose bodily Sensations
and mental constitution resemble own l cannot
CONCEAL from NV sci. that yield 10 rather than
redress IT, il inlnre nature and that when Tor
the first time -cI blot appears in our legislation rs the
tamperns w me nc, dgr re ned At least nv
self cannot he consenng party and venture to think
that the society Of friends VIII ~ among .ne i tr
repel so grave an lhltlngeIhtn, VI mo n@;ot
which those operations KNOWN rs 'N'Secton inh''''
Joanuin Miller has provoked many sharp
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