New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-12
Centennial, nor to any other place worth mention
ing, shall preach the Gospel"
PERSONAL.

Gov. Beyeridge has been removed from
Rockford to Chicago, and is much better.
Mr.. ]. T. Fields is now the host of William
Dlock the novelist who 6ined with Longtellow at Cam
bri e last week -.
Mr.. George Bancroft is working in the lit
erary way at Newport and Is said TO be more IKE al
Of 40 than OF IO -,
President Grants venerable mother, while
visiting in Cincinnati last week, was serenadeo ny
brass band, but did not make speech
The Crown Prince of Holland finds his own
country dull lives in Paris, aud won't go nome Inc
Dutch arc not pleased with this their flying Dutehman
and are especially annoyed that he doesn't marry
Prince Louis Lucien BOnaparte has for many
years been engaged In supcrin,endng the translation o.
portions the English version OF the SCRIPTURES o e
various dialects spoken in England aud scouno ahu
travels about Britain collecting Information aDou' tc'e
dialects.
The King of Bavaria was 81 years old on
Aug 25. He lives alone in tho mountains, and n'ruy
ever travels and he appears Ia public On enc oc
casion they illuminated Bayreut and after great en-
treaties his Majesty induced 10 drive through inc
town but his carriage closed, and the good-hnoTe
people said they much Obliged TO the carriage ior
showing itself, for nobody saw rue King
The Pope is reported to be wonderfully well
and bright At an audience held recently he noticed
each person separately nqurng about those be had not
seen before and he very curious about the axe OF
lady whose stature rather dwarlsh, asking whether
she was very young very short" He leaned on ms
stick giving his left hand 10 be kissed but he told
small roy OF party to kiss hi fOOt"lt WIN NOT nurt
Won TO sto0p" The Pope is wheeled about tho Vatican
gardens in Il Bath chair
"Charlotte Bronte,' says writer who has
had access 10 hitherto untouched sources Of information
"when in her nineteenth year by no means the I'M
attractive person she has been represented ~ being
There "a little calcature skeched by herself lying be-
fore me as write In it all the awkward OF her
physical points are DgenOusy exaggerated The prom
inen forehead bulges aggressive manner sug
gostiye OF hy,irocephalus the nose. 'tiped like the
Dctil OF flower and the mouth are made unnecessary
large; while the little figure IL clumsy and uD. uly;
But thou yh ghe could pretend 70 beauty, Snc had
redeemng features her hair, and massive foreheao
all being attractive points"
The Lambert Fund, Charles Reade now re-
ports has overlooked ts bounds and ~ closed In
ond letter TO The rail Sat- Gazette Dir. Reade deyotes
vigorous paragraph the conductor Of the CLONE III
which poor Lambert made miserable, and announces
his success In this fashion Eyes. Sir, now comes the
bright and happy news. have to thank YOU in James
Lamberts name and my own, for publishing my letter on
a subject to which YOU had already given 80 much space
and 20 thank those ladies and gentlemen with all my
heart soul who have come forward so heartily ana 50
promptly to rescue a hero and martyr. thank them
before God and man their charity; bless them be-
fore God aud man the gracious and intelligent mes
sages they have sent me- Even gold be gilt by gra-
cOus words Those words have been great comfort 70
me who have now 70 struggle against my own age and
infrmty Rs well the yiliany Of bad men, BOtl thelr
deeds and their words balm or Gie2u 70 my hesF
nul tend 10 keep Il green and revive that brightest
flower OF our youth, full faith in human goodness