New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
PERSONAL.

The first book ever published i'll Jerusalem is
dedicated to the Rothschild family.
William Walter Phelps and wife sailed yes
terday in the City OF Richmond. from Liverpool on
their return from four months absence in Europe;
Mr. Phelpss health has been nuen hnpio'e0 " "'
quiet rest IN Germany and SwltZerland'
A letter in Lippiac0H's Monthly, which has a
slightly apocryphal TASTE repeats the talk of old j.,
Mary Claworh's servant at Amnesty Park. J.s opinion
Of Lord Byron was summed up in this wise : On, MS
loTdsnip n fool He ddna knlw-griss ,
An he never give me naught. But manys the pun note
Mr. Masters gle for chance to speak WI MARY On'-
worth"
Fanny Kemble says of that charming actress
and eccentric woman Miss Brunton afterward countess
OF Craven that she had prosaical dislike To her buS-
ess which used TO take the peculiar and rather alarm
ing turn OF her suddenly sayng aslde 10 er n Ill
in the midst of scene iat r hGnsg ir ex S
aton Kembe said she always expeeed TO SEC iG ~;
lowed up by the sudden exit OF her lVeH colhpaioh III
the middle OF her part.
Mr.. William Black the novelist, returns to
ENGLAND by Saturdays steamer As ne only arrived in
August he has spent less than three months In ths
country; but has made excellent use OF his time,
having visited all the chief points OF interest between
Roso6 and the summit OF the Rocky Mountains in Colo
RADIO Mr. Black has been most cordially received every
come 3unfbcr of the links which are multiplying
the intelligence and culture OF the TWO hatons
A writer in LippincOfs Monthly repeats
conversation held with Mr.. Angus Fletcher an English
SCULPTOR Mr. Fletcher said lie asked IenysOh 10 rtau
some OF his poetry to him. "No" was the reply, 81 will
do no such thing You only want to take off with the
bluo-stockings about here" But they got well to-
gether in their after talk, and TennysOn, softenng
little. said he WOud real him something Nothing OF
my own, however; VIII not give y0n That triumph, l.
viii read you something from Milton" On, very we'll
said Mr. Fletcher consider that quite IA good poetry
Mr.. Bayard Taylor describes the clever Span
sh artist EscOsra, in The Cincinnati COmmerc,dt az
IN physical architecture something like Bret Harte, but
rather smaller He has "a strong forehead united to
thin nervous face expressing great quckness OF appre-
hcnsion and keen power OF sensation He seems To DE
equally surprised and delighted by bs brief experience
OF this country and intends to return next May and stay
here some time. BarthOdi, the sculptor, Mr.. Iaylof
SAYS, ia slender, dark ed, alnlaDe. unWetenunS
man OF about forty, native OF Alsace, yet III ltaa
Protestant blood He speaks four or five languages ana
Is true artist by nature.
The Rev. Edward Eggleston tells this story
OF Bishop James in The Christian Union: Before Janess
election he was dining ut Mr. NicOlss house IN Phhdel-
pia during a conference The Rev. Dr. X, VINO
lived in good hope Of election TO the episcopacy was
among the guests and he INDUCED in sharp criticism OF
some decision Of Bishop Emerys made that day. Mr.
James warmly defended the bishop upon when the auto,
cratic DE- Y turned upon him rudely with; one wOmu
think Brother James, that You wished 10 De DsnOP
Yourself II man desire the Office OF bishop nc ne-
sreth "A good work., responded the sefcOntalned ltue
man i'm his piping tenor 'IOWH never be bishop,
blurted his rerocous antagonist your voice Is enough
prevent that. To when James made no reply AT th
next election OF bishops however James was CHOSEN ana
DIR. Y. lived ana died with his ambition uusatished"
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Oct. 19.-The Hon. VIM.
A. Wheeler left Malone this afternoon, on his way to
New-Nork.