New-York tribune., 1876-10-30
PERSONAL.

Col John Forsyth has apparently recovered.
He has returned to eis work.
Subscriptions are to be started Immediately in
Boston and elsewhere for the purchase Of sIor Clse
lani's collection.
The ex-Sutan Murad is haunted by hallu-
cnat.ons, believing himself pursued by vampires and
other monsters. He Is almost mbccie.
w. II. Brown of Pittsburgh, who lately died,
is the representative American who in early life as
coal at ard half cents OuShel-and departed this
existence the pOSsessOr OF 93,23o,OOO.
Hamlet plunged his sword through the arras
in Bristol England the other evening, and Poonns fell
seemingly dead upon the stage, whereupon a gentle
man started up in "A high state OF indignation and
claiming aloud, It is most dsguccful that all these
can sit quietly here and aged person deliberately
murdered" bounced frantcay out OF the theater.
Mr.. Philip Bourke Marston, the clever En-
glish poet, OF the school Of Rosseii is the son OF Dr.
Westland Marston the dramatst. lie is only 20 years
old and has aready published two volumes OF decatey
ina cinatiye and beautiful verse He has been bind
since his third year, but he excels IN description OF na'
trre He has a devoted sister who Il MS ananuensla
He tall and slight ana his large brown eyes, though
sghtless, arc very expressive.
Miss Anna L. Dickinson has had an
successful week the Louisville stage. Her audiences
large and appeared 10 be delighted with her. and
the newspaper criticisms, II altogether discriminate
Ing were full Of hearty kindness aud evidently sincere
appreciation. The COiricrJ0Unoi says: II she does
moi coninue to dcSrse the critics and WI work WIN
her acting which imperfect in many parts aud excel,
len, IN others snc may achieve the fame She seeking
The Er,niBG NeFS says: SHE is woman OF lnhnte
uOssibtes-nay, probabilities"
Mr.. Upper was entertained at the LOt0s
Club on Saturday evening Mr. John Eiderkin presided
and introduced the guest OF the occasion. Mr. Tuppe
spoke In vein OF cordial and genial qualification with
reference 10 the welcome ne had met with in this city
and play fully conraSted The present with the past as ne
recalled the OF local affairs when ne first visited
America. At a later hour, IN response to request ne
read three of his lyrical poems. Addresses were made
by Mr.. join Ederkn, the Hon. Robert Roosevelt NJ
William Winter, Mr.. CrOly OF The GrdDhic Mr.. Clark
Bell and Col I. W. Knox. About 10 gentlemen partcl
pated in this festival. which was very pleasant anlr
The house of the BaltmOrean, WinanS at
Newport has novel attachment In The shape Of an OPEN
air organ. The case octagon-shaped building with
an extension side in which the performer sits and
from which Morse telegraph is run TO the house. Tho
organ building has three large windows, with movable
blinds shutters, which easily made to act Dy tle
performer increase diminish the power Oi me tones
The pipes made speak by about three times tne or
dinary pressure OF wind, which IL produced ny steam
power Pneumatic levers ana electric connections arc
used which make the touch extremely iight ana peas
ant Mr George W. Morgan Is engaged to give the hn'
performance on the instrument, which Wu Take pace