New-York tribune., 1876-02-01
PERSONAL.
equitable.

Mr. John B. Cough has been lying seriously
III NJ Lockport for several days
The Earl Of Ro,yn succeeds the late Lord
Itauhorc rs working chairman OF the London committee
for Byron statue
Mr.. Robert Dale Owen will soon give a
public reading OF Enoch Arden" in Marquette, Mich,
slere he In now staying at the house OF his son.
The Rev. Francis l.. Patton of Chicago is
about to Withdraw from IN, interior, with which he has
been connected, account OF th1 Importance OF his
other duties
The gown and bands worn by DIR. Kenealy
during the Tchorne trial have been pre- sented to the
proprioors Of n wax-work menascre aud museum III
glasgow, Scotland
The members Of the Dublin Committee on
the proposed OConnell statue grevousy divided on
e question whether the statue shall be wrapped In the
stereoypcd toga or cloaA The discussion mas ptodu,
no little acrmUny. ana every attempt To settle II nk'
matters The fnd for the statue exceeds Soooo"
Mr.. Gladstone having been asked as to the
truth Of that ho had confessed the failure
Of his work Ireland with respect to the disestab'
nent OF church In that country nnd that he had al
mittod in the House OF Commons Ia, @ a, ~
hoerty To state on my authority that me lePort % yru
yet moot readily should put my hand To Tie
doing OF it,
Mr.. Emcrsons new book is thus criticised
by IN, AM,nru In his latest production, Mr. Emer
son is rs Grabbed entertaining, and as cocksnre as
when he first startled the PHI Beta Kappa Society with
his paTalONDS the relations lHc
when with Alnrgaret Fuller he laid tho foundations OF
what at one time seemed likely TO be school OF
speculation. Quite characteristic are the
VIEWS aud the advanced the entire work
being that of looks through co!Ored spectacles
aud nothing except III their light To the admirers
Of mysticism and rhapsody ,lo new book Will be wei
come IL Is deficient, however, IN the common sense
which, the principle we suppose OF Tactns, oDne
,gnotam Rro mdg"Vco' l' every "heio auded through
its pages"
Mr. John Bright having been requested by
the birmingham board OF Guardians TO present memo
rial To Parliament in favor Of n0gsng for wfebcaters
replied in the following lett 81 hope to be able 10
present the memorial after the reassembng OF Par
Lament, hut do not feel that can with my present
views support the prayer Of tho memorial. doubt II
more violent punishment Will DO OF service; and Ger
tainy may be argued that II brutal husband suffers
noggny In addition To imprisonment and hard labor he
viii osr. but probably disposed TO be brutal
when he returns, his e may desert his VIE
and family and leave them permanently to the parish
Mr. T. A. TaYors speech on the fOgsng bill last year
entirely destroyed the for the mcaslre and ss-
pect the Home Secretary felt this to he So and that he
" III not be anxious again 10 bring forward similar BILL
The correspondent of Tho London hcus,
who ia accompanying tho expedition OF tho Prince Of
Wales In India writes follows contradiction OF the
reports that the members of the Princes suite have been
msbehaying themselves: " Every member OF his Royal
Hghnesss suite habtually and constantly subordnates
all esonal pleasure. and whatever individual idiosyn-
cra,cs the worthy object OF furthcruS the comfort