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

spondcnt OF The Richmond Dispotc Senator Eober,
gave his views Of several prominent politicians. He
talked good deal about xGovrrnor and Congressman
elect Walker He laid particular stress upon Walkers
honesty Indeed whenever the name Of any public man
mentioned his FIRST remark about his honesty u
was the burden OF his conversation He thought that
the people Of virginia had done right In eleCtns Waxer
to Congress, and he thought they owed him DEBT OF
gratitude. As to Kellogg the senator summed up Dis
opinion " him In sentence He IL bad man. sir;
the people Of Louisiana have suffered much from him
and the worst part OF Ii all Ia Kellogg elected
ExGov. Moses had rough time while In tho senators
s he prs s S. e. a. fs the
Scner came to be n Congressman when the General
that he cent down tow aud bought half dozen baskets
OF champagne and had general iofcatiOh at the Cap
ol in ono Of the senate an terooms Many Senator'S Off
GERS Of newspaper men, and others invited
Ia this free Mr. Lewis OF Virginia brought In
Mr. scner and introduced him scaer got tight. but
joyed the wine. While in this felictous condition he
asked Mr. Robertson that was the way they lived 10
said sener believe IN 90 and he Congress
myself He went home and was sent"
A writer in The Loaisr,lle Comer-JournH,
pail visit to Mr. Robert Dale owen, who is confined IN
the asylum at Indianapolis and gives some Interesting
information concerning him. "On hearing that was
from Louisville he said he had formerly had acquain
ances there, and then named George d. Prentice AMI
Mr Harvey. recollect very distinctly he resumed In
a few moments my Introduction to Mr.. Prentice. When
running for Congress We we're opposed In politics.
and day article appeared in The JOundi abusing
fearfully Some one called on Prentice ana
asked him if he knew "Oh, no." was the reply
Why, then are you ebusivei" "Oh" said Prentice
that article ia merely matter ~ business" The next
morning Harvey introduced us. We conversed about
two hours, In which mention made or the oDn"1-
iOus article We had both Travelled In Europe botD were
lovers Of art and these formed the subject OF our conter
satou When Prentice entered his Office he remarked
Z" Wen have abusive articles ON Robert laie
Owen" aud from that time hc printed an article
rejecting upon in the slightest way AZ We returned
to the parlOr the doctor some particulars III
relation him His ply steal health Is good aui ne c's
most too heartily. lie writes bur little, aud thai II dis
connected being interpreted with remarks CONCERNING
his relations to the Queen. ms immense wealth and ms
Claims to the title Of Earl of Brcadabane. He asserts
that his great grandfather on his mothers side was
the Hon DIN Campbell Of Armaddo, ana the youngest
OF the Earl OF Breadalbanc To trace tnis up nov
his constant occupation. His mental ccnditin nor w
sufficiently developed to give II n 'ine an althoueh
there may possibility Of his recovery, s age rem
ders II extremely doubtful
LONDON. July 3O.-Barry Sullivan sailed to-
day from Ouecnltowu the steamer ernanic Tor New
York to fulfill ngagcmtnt AZ Booths Theater.
ALBANY, July 30.-GOv. Tidcn has appointed
William T. Peton be his Military Secretary, with the
rank OF Colonel take effect from July |. Col Peon Is
nephew of the Governor. AMI has been acns hereto
fore the capacity of confidential secretary ana M
wiser, HIS new duties will he about the same.