New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
PERSONAL.

Major-Gen. Heintzelman of the United States
Army IL In London, accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has sent to the
Austrian Consul General at Venice the OF - 0O0 to
be distributed among the poor OF that city
Gov. Stanford, the railroad pOtentate OF Cali
forna is erecting splcndug mansion in san Francioco
that will cost from 100000 10 SJoOOoO III Is W NC
earthquake proof.
Gov. Stearns of Florida is on his way to his
natiy town Lowell Maine. The Governor speaks very
encouragingy Of Florida affairs The school system ia
steadily growing IL favor ana o'hr h'uons are pros
porous.
The workmen in POmpeii, while pursuing
their researches the house where the wooden writing
tablets were lately discovered. came two ukstands
and the pen which had been used IN nscribing Tue pen
Is o. metal AM something OF the form OF gooseduI
The Maharaja of Cashmere, India, has or
dered two state carriages to be built in anticipation OF
the visit Of the Prince OF Wales The aentions and
courtesy litu nm u''ii'N LIE t .,.,i '.rtnn ~
the cold season IN Calcutta
To Gen. Dufour- funeral, which took place
M Geneva each OF the 90 Swiss cantons sent deputati"ns
and the Order Of the Legion OF Honor Represented by
81 Maurice and ct. Lazarc 10y an Italian commandment
All business was suspended, ana Inc crowd was im
meme.
William Gilmore Sims, the distinguished
soutiern novelist who is buried in Magnolia Cemetery
Charleston g c., l. to have monument The committee
having the matter in charge has decided 20 adopt the
81 thst erected in Central Park TO Humboldt. When
completed IL will cost about 5000
In connection with the recent Byron memorial
meeting il ma been suggested that monument rVang
in ponp and beauty That OF scott at Edhpursh DO
erected to Byron the south side Of Iiccadliy. 80
that 10 cite Mr. Dsraali's words, tine English people
when they pass should recognize one OF the greatest
masters Of the English language.
4 correspondent of The BOston Globe paid
visit 70 Thomas Carlyle and gives the following descrip
on NJ how the distinguished scotch thinker looks and
talks He was dressed in long. gray. monkshlooAins
morning gown. and was eyidcntly engaged III rcaoii2
and noticed that the two volumes before INN were MOI
,.x,.United Netherlands. lie did not Look 80 old rs
.nuposed and the ravagcs Of time were principally
I'm feeble Shaking 81 hrs hands Ills face
o IN turruwcd was fresh and rosy. his gray eye pierre
ink ana iu Of ulster and hi' head Tns covered WIN
snton American affairs were tontAed npon ana MI Ar
Ylc seemed intensely amused ana dissu'ted az an tio
nm and "A hrOiD.r agitation which had Deen g"bS On
i'm the United States about what ne caucu to hiRseIs
Mr.. Bright has written letter In reply to
al, invitation from Mr. Frank Harrison OF shehei, ~
sn,port Mr Whaey in his attempt to obtain Tree par
don or protection for man In Newzeaand VINO Claims
20 lee Arthur orion. He says" can take no part IL the
proceedin: of Mr.. Whaey and his friends TO M the
convict in Daltoor is the greatest criminal OF ou uI"e
r,cn,iop these two points conclusive against hiin
He seemed know the names OF TWO dogs pu' he .u i
know the Lame of rs own mother MI I!rNiic' IN Us
r., ina asks MIA test qursUn-whcihtI MS lhothcI ~
tsu an mini lfs said, stout, tail, large W"mah IL
Is moi ia med that Lady IcLD0rne was ieinsss ir IL
~ no. ,, he was more a skeleton than any
,,is else ana uis was not cDntradcted by any one II
80, ,nu h li,,e In "a man who did not know MS o n
1,,.ra name and who stated that his mother, VINO -
t,tted "a have been lenness itself was stout. tali
-. y,ofI n when he lIst came forward ia Ausuaila
So. VII ,e md had no opportunity Of picking up IN
foru,tiou aud iacts % support MS cast, i'al a
mat crcdnlcus nature that uhst DC useless W io"
with You" -,
limited States Senator Robertson OF south
car.una ia seeking health and recreation at the warm
-urines Virginia He Is suffering from stroke oi par
~, - Ia IA. left side Ia Conversation VAIN 'orfe-