New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-29
PERSONAL.

! Gen. John G. Fremont has decided TO take
up MA permanent residence In yirsina Oity Nevada
| President Chamberlain Of Bowdoin College.
IL IL reported. will pfosent his resignation at the next
meeting OF Board of Overseer.. II viii be accepted
Prof Young Of tho College Is most likely to DO bis
successor.
| The Illinois Legislature has again disap-
pointed public expectation by defeating an appropa-
ton for the completion Of monument TO me memory
Oi Sepncn A. DJuga The bill passed the senate. Dut
was defeated Ia tho House.
Col. FOrney, according to The Philadelphia
Times. viii from has foreign trip early IN July
and resume the editorial charge OF The Fres Ii' cos
wncn deems ais lead rship VI great Importance III tDo
next campaign.
The Rev. Thomas X. Bsccher attended So
cal party OF II Fare E0gine Company In Eimira, re-
Gently and made speech TO the as.emblage iie SAL
wrong dahce. provided tue pressure was not abased
by keeping Ito nours To she detrnent OF good health
Dr. Manning, who was one Of the new Car
dnals appointed at Cons,story held In Il 'm on tho
18th inst addres few wOr5 to those who wero win
him when no received Off i intimltIon OF his pro-
motion 1t was said grateful 10 him TO receive
tnIs promotion In these days Of IN C1urcR dlm,ultrs
aud struggles Than IL would nave beeu In the tne o her
prosperity. ana he cOnd not dOdDC mat tbe ChIrch
wonJ all she had lost and hnaiiy triumph over
The article on New-York in the Revue DIES
Deuz Moades, by NJ. smonIn. has Just been trans
lated for Appetons' Journal Tue following Is It's refer
cnce to Mr.. Greeley III The Herad IL tho happy rival
OF The London Times, THE tribune has no rival Ia tho
United States for the manly bearing the seriousness
and honesty OF ITS cditOrsbip The late MI horace
Greeley, VINO was distinguished apllcuitari-', 40
well accomplished journals. and sso me ulsuc
election. was, until his death. the soul OF me IhiB-
UsE. lie was among The nrst to advocate tns e'p ,
south. TIE puDhc had profound Veherdtloh LOT ths
man who little paradox"al ana Of Od-'aShlOhel
manners They recognized ms Integrity and devotion
(! Yo Pa"'0 aH'"'' 10 was ''' ''''@'' ~
In recent lecture in London Mr.. II. r. Fox
Bourne who writing the HE Of john L'cAeSa'c ah "o
OF unpublished treases by The great puio
opher which he has discov ered and read from them
number Of very interesting passages bearing upon 'oo
cct religious liberty. The nTs set OF extractS "ds
from what seems to be "a very remarkable essay WHICH
about the year lego (Shiie Locke was student ~
Oxiordl aud entitled R.n tctions upon the Roman
Common ealth" in which. gOng back to ancient IN
stu,ions for some better model for national Orgnzi-
ton either Charles l. or Cromwell could develop,
he commended the political system started by t'sa
mythical Romuus AMI improved upon by his success
describing another treatise written Dy LJCAo
soon the restJrauon Of Charles H.. and hlyhS
special reference tde ecclesiastical changes thereby
OccasiOned tue lecturer spoke OF an inpostanss
Essay Concerning Toeratloq," written ABOUT ~
years before Lockes well Known A.. Lst'eis
on Toeration," and differing from mem ; oi Ia
method, though not IN spirit. COn'roVertinR, IN VIZ
strong terms The Claim to LIBERATION O an peIooDs
cloak Of religion i9r political OF 1h1r mia
companies with distinctions FROM tho puDie anu
sricer confederacy with those OF their oWh denoqpnt
ton and party than their other felOw-5ubJoctT.
whether the distinctions be religious or ridiculous IL
matters not otherwise than as the ties OF religion arc
stronger ana the pretenses rcr aud apter 10 dIawp
tsans, and therefore the more TO DC suspfte anu tuo
more heeIfully to ID watcned-when say, any ouon
distinct party Is grown growing SO numerous 40 70
appear dangerous the magistrate. ana seem NlsioJ
to peace OF the STATE inc asstrat ou@s
to e ali ways either OK policy power that sna Ia
convenient lessen, break aud suppress the party aud
50 prevent the mischief"
WASHINGTON, March 28.-Brig.- Gcn. A. +.
NJ who ltIA
hean seriousv III for some days past attack OF
erysIpelds lie head somewhat Drlter 10 bISn'
although his ply have but niue LVpe lof Mo c-
cOyCfy.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-COl. Fred. ID.
Grant 40 has been spending the Winter here with has
wife, will leave on Monday Tuesday Tor Newfork,
and thence Chicago, where he VIII resume MS a.es
ON the staff Sheridan. THc President ana MIS-
Grant will accompany them az tar as New-YOrk.