New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Disraol attained his 10th year and Mr.
Gladstone Lis Goth last week.
Bishop Jermyn, late of Colombo has been
unanimously elected succeed the late Bishop Forbes
IN the Diocese OF Buchin
Mr.. Max Miller has been offered a profess
sorshp in Florence at higher salary than any ever Of
fercd before To professor in Italy
Alderman Stone, ex-LOrd Mayor of London,
las received the rank and decoration Of the French Le
zion OF Honor from President MicMahon
Miss Bettina de Rothschild, the eldest daugh-
ter Of Blrol Aphonse do IOthschld 81 Paris engaged
be married to Baron Albert dc Roihschild Of Vienna
The marriage will take place early IN the spring.
Vice-President Wilson's work on the " Rise
and Fail Of the slave Power which he lived 10 complete
with the exception Of three four chapters viii be
finished immediately ana PM 10 pres ~ MS Pf'dee sec
rotary, the Rev. Samuel Hunt OF Nauck.
The Rev. DR.. Hoge of Richmond, Va, writes
TO me Lonom telegraph repeing the idea Of The Lodon
Times that the English gift OF q statue TO stonswan
Iackson would be- misunderstood In the United States
le SAYS the celebration had no p0ltlcal sEhh'ahce
Shaisyer ana produced no po s wa. l
At tho North and insists that me London lio'es mad
entirely mistaken the design and siiit oi tle demosa
ton. d. Hose was the orator oil thc day
Tichborne conference was held at South
aupton recently when OF the counsel gave the fol
lowing list Of witnesses whom they desrOus OF pro
ducine MIS- Alexander, lover of Roger Tchborne IN
1919. aud who met him IN Australia in 1853. when he
wa. goug under the name Of Castro; Mr. Dcaku, 80
lictf5r. Mr. Locke clerk of tho lnsoyont Court; Dir
rockets. pilot who declared that the Osprey actually
saved tue crew ~ the Bella and that the Claimant was
the ho saw on board the Comet when no was LEAVING
tEe Osprey
Mr. Moody writes to his church in Chicago
about thcir new edhce follows: Anxious as feel
for the building to be ready for use. could not give my
consent To It's dedication till paid for. am thoroughly
con, ncod that 1t great mistake in dedieating any
Lndns for religious service with heavy debt hanging
over IT, Ny experience has been that It has always been
drag and hinlerance 10 successful work. know that
he custom has been almost Gablc 10 commence with
debt bu believe tie whole thing h wrong, ana plainly
proven by many OF our churches and religious bodies
would De glad To come To Chicago 10 assist IN tbt
dedication services when the building u completed ana
the money raised pay f0r n, bui not I'LL the building -
owued by us can dedicate IL 10 Gods service. would
urtLnr advise tina the work sh0ull slowly rs the
funds on hand warrant. ana II sufficient amount 70
finish cannot be got tnen shut mp TIE building unI TIE
sufficient amount ~ raised for IT, completion"
The following is the substance of a letter
received by one tho subscribers the address and
medal presrnted Thomas Carlyle on his SOh birth
day Th, of the medal and formal address oi friends
va. an altogether Xpoctcd event 10 be received
conspicuous and peculiar honor. without example hitler
10 any where IN my life. To You address
my thankful acknowledgements. when surely are detP
and sincere and viii beg yOu 10 convey the same 70 All
lr KIND friends beautifully concerned In IT, Let no
one you bee other than assured that the beautiful trans
aoIiun m result. management. aud mifntoi was alto
gethrI gral ing. welcome. and honorable Ia me- ana
ttat cordially hank and all Ot you Tor what you
lave been pleased do. Your ilui and noble gift shall
rrInuin among my precious pOssc'sons' ana DO tne
symbol e. M OF something stl more golden lhan lScf
on the part my many dear and too generous Trends 80
long continue IN tGis world lOuts ana thes. tr1in
tLt heart, 4 SAiLiLh'
PARIS, Jan. 2.-Bishop Dupanloup has gone
to Rome to urge the cauonization of Joan of Aro