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PERSONAL

DR.. Samuel @. Howe of Boston is said to be
suite III at hts Summer residence in Portsmouth. r. I.
Senator Fenton's wife. daughter, and son
arrived this city yesterday from Europe where they
have been for year
The Hon. J. Nj. Francis Of The Thy Times
has started on trip 10 California having given his
proposed European tour for the present.
Mr.. Myron w. Whitney, the Boston basso (;
Mr. Fred. Packard. the tenor Miss Hattie Glenn the
contralto Misses Parks and Johnson and Mrs Aver Of
Chicago will sail for London to-day.
Mr.. Joseph Hilton is writing "The True
History OF Ps~ch" for London Socsety IN which he
promises hitherto unpublished letters Of Thsckersy,
Dickens, Brooks. Mayhem and Tom Hood
President Cummings Of Williams College,
whose resignation accepted by the Trustees, will
remain the institution Professor OF Mental and
Moral Science. The Trustees viii meet on July IS to
choose a new President.
Rochefort has been obliged to suspend the
publication OF his Lantere, at Geneva, account Of ts
extremely small circulation He announces now in large
ners, oheerfully entitled Les Ddprares."
1t is stated on excellent authority, The GIN
nn0, Gasete says that Mr. John shto Of that city s
going buy the SoPSSoeed &. oe s Sss Ha s
present Europe said 70 have besn undertaken
Tor that purpose
The Washington and Leo University, at
Lexington. Va. following Dartmouth College. has con-
ferred the degrees OF IL D. upon the Hon Charles
OConor Of this city The Virgins University has also
conferred the degree uD Col VIM Preston JOuns
ton. who was until recently one OF its professors
The Pope received delegation of students
Of American colleges the 1st OF this month One OF
them addressed the Pope. thanking him for the elevation
Of Archbishop McCoskoy to the rank OF Cardinal The
Pope IN his reply alluded 20 the excellent reception that
appointment had met with in America, and added 1t
that the harvest Is ripe In America aud that the
only thing wanting - abOrers 10 gather It, iou are pre-
pairing yourselves for that work. His Holiness. IN CON
ciusiOn. called upon them 10 preach. especially oy
example. IN order to convert this great nation
Senator MOrtOn's health is undoubtedly one
u the gravest obstacles in the way Of his
Presidential ambition Realizing this tn. indianapolis
Journal feels moved 10 say: "Senst0r Morton Is 81
years old and his prospects for long life uy good
o. those Of the OF at his So far "a the
Presidency is concerned the people have no reasonable
assurance that any person they might cleo VIII spared
Vouchs0d IN the past and are not likely 10 De
81 the future But II an iron constitution, an ndoaitaoe
will good general health perfectly temperate habits and
unlimited energy of mind and BODY are any signs OF
health senator Morton bids fair 10 outast several Presl
Dental terms"
BALTIMORE, June 25.-Cardinal McClOskev,
Mgr. Rcnoctu. Dr. LPaldi. and Bishop NcNeirny OF
Albany arrived here this evening from Mount St. Marys
College and are the guests OF Archbishop Bayley.
BERLIN, June 25.-Admiral Werner OF the
Navy gave banquet yesterday at KEEL in honor
Of Admiral Worden snd the officers OF the United States
soundron This evening the Americans the guests
Of Admiral Henk at - dinner. which WAS followed by 9
Bancroft Davis the Minister OF the United saes vss