The Morning herald., 1875-08-31
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT
There are 27O,s22 volumes in the Boston
kblic library.

xnerc are AdV,O1H SoAuAOo Ala snO OOoUOI
bic library.
Harper 4 Bros. have just issued Mrs
'lock craik's Sermons s Out Of. Church. 7
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg is engaged in
a scientific work from the
ench. rf gal9 !.>-.j "| /
cardinal McCloskey will iprolong his
y in France. He will return to Paris
Tuesday, August 81. tsai ir',.2e I
Finally thel French Republicans have
Ia nickname for the Prince Imperial,
ey called him Tnvasion w." E',al
Monument to the memory Of the late
!. james l.. Orr, has been erected in
Presbyterian Cemetery at Anderson,
be Council of the Roman Catholic
Tops Of the Province Of Quebec meets
e Basilica, at Quebec, on the 1st Of
ember. /.
pf Kostlin, Of the University of Hal
IS written what is said to be the best
Luther and record of his times yet
hed. ...~t''3t. -. ,....., .',' % w.. W.,
lge Mexican, late Chief Justice. Of
is a lay delegate to the Methodist
opal General Conference, which
in St. Louis, May, 1875. 80 4
amin Franklin's copper composing
Is In the,hands Of compositor on
temont, Ohio, Journal. 1t will be
Philadelphia next year. T 4
"a Knowles Paine has been elected
Bor of music of Harvard University,
lair having recently been established
Board of Overseers.
pmar, once the home of Maximilian,
ng put in order for the use of Don
DO, the Bourbon brother of Don
E. W. Longstreet, prominent mer-
of Syracuse, New York, killed him.
the 9th. The firm of which he
member recently failed for $4,000.
Frances Anne Kemble's "Old Wo-
Gossip" in the atlantic, is oneof the |
ttractive features of that magazine,
ll make an invaluable book when
h.
lerto the copyright between England
rance permitted adaptations and
ons." Now these are forbidden
E English "origina" writers will be
d way.
bra concert was Tietcns' great pop
Entertainment in London. In this,
magnificent orchestra, she gave the
Ems from the finest operas; and this
she will do here. ,...
Fal Imboden, Of Virginia, has is
eloquent and stirring address to
Ple Of that State, calling upon them
united efforts for proper and fit
Presentation of the "Old Dominion"
Centennial Celebration in 1876. =.
Drax, a member of the English
pf Commons, who owns the land at
eton,on which Casar's camp was To-
Jas given orders, for the destruction
historical monument Several per-
hdignant at this act of yard .lism,
Tered to buy the land and to pre-
Ie Roman remains, but Mr.. Drax
brable.
Dr. Barnas Sears, agent Of the Pea
Educational Fund, writes to the
r Louisiana that the trustees Of the
I'VE decided to withdraw any fur
propriati6n to that State on account
nsettled condition of affairs there.
ame time DR.. Sears intimates that
ees may continue to aid the Nor.
itute of New Orleans.
will scarcely believe that the hint
President, by Delanos friends,
sh and Marsh arc corrupt men,
Delano thus far; but it is true.
ly the President believes in cor
lometimes how difficult it is to
him Of it's existence at other
=" has good many linealdescen-
Connecticut, where lie has always
and was buried, and in Msssa-
where he was born. On Tuesday
ndants had a reunion in Haver-
No fewer than sixty of Put
eal descendants were present from
pwn of Danvers, his native place.