New-York tribune., 1875-09-25
PERSONAL.

Marshal Bazaine, Madrid letter states, is
seriously I'll, an old wound having reopened.
Emilio CASTELAR, has taken up his residence
for the present where he can study the phases
OF Spanish politics from distance
Prof. c. w. Bennett of Syracuse University
is on his way home from Europe, bringing with him hi'
purchase Of 5000 volumes to add to the library Of th'
University.
Gov. Tilden, unlike Henry Clay, is no.
"aarmed" by invitation TO deliver an agricultural
address, and will speak at the Columbia County Far Ia
Hudson next Tuesday.
Bishop Thirlwall's last work was the editing
OF some critical and cxposory notes st. Pauls Epstls
to the Romans, portion OF which he compelled ~
dictate account Of falling sight They Will Dc pub
Bishop Dupanloup has reconsidered his de-
sign OF no longer continuing member OF the French
Academy, which he announced on the election OF NJ
Lttre and will take part IN the election oil successor I"
Mr. Disraeli, if a recent report is true, has
made a graceful acknowledgment that would become
more than English author He said he owed whas
literary reputation he had largely TO the people OF tho
United States and that he had Tor them the kndes be
lngs.
His Excellency Iwakura TOmOmie, when hs
visited England few years as Chief OF the Japanese
Embassy made promise which he has just fulfilled, by
presenting the library Of the India Office In London
act OF the Chinese version OF the Buddhist Scriptures.
The work il fair library in ITSELF In weight ~
least, weighing about gig tons, and Will require room
alone.
Prince Bismarck according to The London
Army and Macy Gazette has been the chief instrument IN
humilating nation for which his father fought The
latter left his country 1907 account Of duel and
offering services jerome Bonapare while King OK
wuremberg he took part in the Russian campaign re-
guard He decorated with the Legion Of Honor but
why he failed t0 adopt France as his country Is not
stated.
On the first day of the Michael Angelo Cen
Dr of saX Wemar
placed silver crown the monument Of the artist and
expressed the desire Of Germany TO join In honong him.
On the second day unpublished letters and documents
bound in yeIm sx containing letters from cotempo-
rsry celebrities to Angelo and three letters from Angelo
the last one 1868.
The Hon. Lyman Trcmain says in pub
sed letter that he has received much benefit from the
waters of Carlsbad and is nearly restored 10 health He
ia at Ragatz, Switzerland. from which place he
writes The Empress Eugene and the Prince Imperial
left Ragaz shortly after arrived and returned to her
upon Lake Constance At this hotel We have had
prince or two, counts and nobemen, Russian German
glish not to mention few soverelgns from tho
United satesthat blessed country, where, as the e
Quent Major Dcvisac used to say, every woman was
beautiful and every man king"
Mr. Charles Dudley Warner closes a letter
from Nubia to Mrs. Stowe, which is published in The
Christian Union, in this way: This letter is writ my
dear Mis- Stowe, whatever may be the appearance OF IT,
simply because and can't refrain from adding our
Thank God for Mr. Bcecher not for his acquital-hang
his acqui:tal! History won't have nyspeek OF the
whole trial in its estimate Of the man But for the man
and that he is he sustained with sunshine on his
face and in his heart-we want 10 swing our hat and
hrrah with the rest Of you; In ac 10 mug somebody,
this time be nearly congratulated out Of his flesh"
Col. Forney writes from Paris to The Phila-
dclphia that Mr. A. c. Healy American artist. Is
Painting Centennial full length picture OF the
interview between Lincoln, Grant. Sherman and Admiral
Porter preparatory the march into Georgia. He adds:
"Mr Healy goes home to America the 25th OF this
month remain for the Exhibition. and will doubtless
bc of lis active promoters He had Just re-
teyt his appointment one O the committee of three
from Nh Gosh0n TO select aud send forward such con-
trDnious rs may be furnished by the American artists
in France and although his absence from this committee
is unfortunate We shall not lose the benent of Dis pfac-
teal friclIship"
Mr.. James White, late member of Parlia-
mcnt England, and associated in many ways I'm the
public mind u England with John Bright, is now in New
York th his family. He proposes making short visit
to Canada and returning the United states for
stay of several months. Mobiles National Finance said
OF him: AS Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. loves
one great f.nIt was oil error which leaned to yir
tue4 side tendency to under estimate the revenue for
the incoming year. For this he was duIy censlrd W
.r James White whose calculations proved remarkably
OF he Ixchepuer hal for many been most nyau-
abe His Parliamentary career conferred upon
the tituency whchhc represented anu not merely
u local .onai lOs thai, through some unaccouni-
able caprice. which, u g9ped Is Only TEMPORARY. ne mas
been inded from the Horse or commons ny the con-
.uency which he nae So long aud % faithfully repre-
soated"
ST. Louis, No, Sept. 24.-President Grant
and wife accompanied by cASecretary Borie and wife.
Gen Bahcoc1. and Col. Fred Grant and wife, arrived
here about The President will visit his farm To-
morrow and arrange for the sale Of his stock He leaves
for Des Mcines Iowa, Monday evening To attend the
soider,' reunion there The party VIII theu start tof
Denver. going by way of Omaha ana cheyenne