New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
PERSONAL.

Mr. Robert Bonner is said to have promised
the Yale Navy duplicate OF the $1,000 check he gave
them last year.
Mr. Edward Clement has begun his duties
upon The Boston Transcrtpt He !. not the managing
editor. but simply an editorial writer
Prof. William Everett of Harvard College
will deliver the poem before Phi Beta Kappa Society
OF Brown University at the next Commencement
Senator Fenton passed through the city yes
terday on his way to Washington from jamestown.
where had been attend the funeral OF his mothe
which took place on Saturday last
The Prussian Government has purchased Tor
the Berlin Museum OF cost of $4,000, the famous
collection Of ancient medals made by Count Prokesch
Ostcn for many years Austrian internunGo 70 tho
Porte, retired from active service Inc eoeS,
ton contains of the finest specimens VI TINS Draucn
OF Greek art extant
Messrs. Fairless and BeefOrth write TO
The London Times from the Dor6 Gallery. London. TO
contradict the statement made in that newspaper on
the 18th ult. that NJ Gustave Dore was seriously H.
They to make inquiries aud received IN repy tho
following telegraph from o. Dore " Your news Is III
accurate l. am enjoying good health. ThanAs ana ro
CARDS"
Mr.. Henry WattersOn rises to explain. lie
has been quoted as an authority in approval OF Gen
schencks rules for draw poker Blushng beneath the
undeseyed honors he remarks that far as the Judg
OF sunday superintendent goes tue ruies
fair enough but that from any otner point OF view
he knows nothing about them. The TumOr that Mr
Watterson going The CogrierJourno! from
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confirmed.
Gen. Burnside receives a cordial welcome TO
the United States Senate from The Yena TorcigL IL
says We feel proud OF him a former Xenian. He
upon the bench this c1ty-sat erosslegged.
and stitched and stitched aud stitched. The General
did his WORK well thea he always has since" The
town of College Corners on the border line between
Ohio and Indiana mas in former times made similar
claim to Gen, Burnside's fame,
DR.. DeKoven's friends have been canvassing
his chances for beng confirmed Bishop of Illinois, and
have to conclusion that he will 30 out
OF the As votes OF the diocese seven more than tho
number required They also think that II he Is con
nrmed by the standing committees he VIII secure q
twOthrds vote ia the House of Bishops. In the Latter
BODY MS most formidable opponents are thought to 10
gluIa, Vail of Kansas, and stevens or Pennsylvania
Major Cavendish c. Fitzroy, late OF ii. b. NJ.
63tn Light Infantry who believes ne was the Last per-
son. except Col. Charles Seymour, spoken 70 by Sir
George Cahcart, who fell at the battle OF Inkermann
writes The London Times to correct certain state.
In Mr. Kinglake's The Invasion OF the Crimea"
To show what really occurred just before Sir George
killed, Major Ftzroy quotes the following from
his journal, the evening OF the battle "Wo
(the 65tbl ordered to TO the right, where we
found of the Guards very hard pressed. We ad-
vanced the crest OF the HILL brought right
shoulders forward, and. giving cheer. drove tho
Russians back. We were then ordered by Briga-
der Torrens to advance. Qorrens was severely
wounded directly afterD The hill steep
and covered with brushwOOd that we soon
formation, and mixed up with the Guards
Our continued TO forward firing away on the
rereating Russians, that OF them got down into
the bottom OF the valley After some time we got tho
retire. but this more dincut job than go
ing down. when were half way up came across Sir
George Cathcart, WHO called 10y name and said Get
your together; the Russians are coming over on
our left. looked mp aud saw them on our ORIGINAL
left aud together about 20 men-some OF our
own, some OF the Guards, and some OF the 20 Ia.
bus we had ammunition. Ii was proposed TO charge
them, but that impossible up such hill Just then
sir c. Cdthcart was killed, falling quietly from his
horse II think without speaking. We then dropped
down the hill again. and going some way round Al
last found what remained OF the regiment drawn up On
the ground OF the Second DIVISION camp"
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-Gov. Booth
started for the ist yesterday