New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
PERSONAL.

The Shah of Persia has decided to send tlle
Crown Prince Muzesscr Eddin to Europe TO DC
Two railway carriages have been buiit III
Brussels at cost of $4,000 for the use OF queen 'c'o
ria during her travels on the Continent
At the last weekly meeting of the Boston
Raptst ministers strong sentiment opposed to the rea
Ing OF the Bible III the public schools was de'eloIeu'
The Rev. DIR. Storrs of Brooklyn will de-
liver historical address at the 4lth ahhuai
Of the Alpha Delta Phi Society which meets IN UTICA May
p a. ."' 1''p"" '''''
Sir Edward Thornton will give ball next
month at the English Legation in Washington, IN hohor
OF Col Sanford and the other Commissioners iioHi r
gland to the Centennial EXhlDitiOn'
DIR. S. Wells Williams of Utica, n. l., Tor
many years the Secretary to the American Legation III
China hos accepted the Professorsip Of the Chie So
Language and Literature recently established at i''
College. :.
Prof. Dove, the meteOrOlogist, or beriih'
Prussia celebrated the completion OF his oo'n so' "
doctor OF philosophy recently He received .n1
CALCULATIONS OF the Empress and V,t lOin .o ,ar ~,
Prince, and the Emperor conferred upon MN ''o ' "
the Red Eagle Order -, .
Capt. Eats has made application for the first
payment on MS work at the mouth oil the hl7S'Sipp'
which was to become duo when there was 70 ieeI oi
water on the bar TINS depth he believes VIII be ioacne
In few days and the full depth OF 80 VIII De Sc
by the latter part Of next suihiher'
The admirers of Thomas Paine held meet
ing In Paine Memorial Hall at 30 ION on Tuesday even
ms and adopted address saying that 1.-The present
was n proptous tilno place in Independence nan
Phiiadepia "a marble bust OF Thomas PANE l5 recoB
milton Of his great services IN behalf OF the cause vi M
liberty" The cost. 1t Is believed VIII DO ABOUT
~ 100
The long-delaycd project OF erecting mon
umcnt to john G. CIinoun Is about to be- carried into
eject by the Ladies' Monument Association OF Charles
ton : C. II has been decided 10 have The foundation
ana pedestal OF native granite, and surrounding thi
VIII be a colossal figure OF Calhoun IN bronze 10 Dc hlOd
crd alter the statue Uy Powers, which IN former years
occupied place III the Cty HiI oI 'lIt'to' lHc S''
OF the monument has not yet been determined
GOV. Hendricks has written the following
letter of commentator for citizen Of Indiana who dc
signs 10 10 to the Centennial Exhibition afOot: " jlr
g. ". D,z OF cw.Albdny, in this state informs me-
that he L. DESTROYS TO visit Philadelphia on The occasion
Of the Centennial Exhibition, TO be opened in tnat
city and that he may be recognized n respectable anu
worthy citizen Of the Satc. letter OF recommends
tiu from The Governor hr. DritZ VIII lie - years o.
the 2Gt!l day 90 ncNt month, duh proposes 10 i'Ac
hi- Journey foot, leaving his Of" ~ Ne" Albany Oh
the day May thereafter lie INFORMS me Hai o
came Indiana Territory In l~U1, ana duih5 tIs o
.,ur, s.nca time has resided III '!Fh ,.hd fluyu
Committee Identified with the entire history oil our no"
prosperuus state ShJuld receive proper recognition q"
oao II her representatives a the a. preaching ituhion
and the OF ms ana fahlng should Solhhchu hI
10 tho interests and kind Offices OF those whom he may
meet in ms long journey. take pleasure IN rccOHhcnL
ing him to all VINO may read tns letter"
BERLIN, March 22.-Thc French EmbaSSa-
or c!dct daughter has been berothed TO Count Iaey
rand crigor naturalizcd Prussian. and lieutenant
~ tie 81 LantcIh.
Montreal, March 22.-The wife of Col
Dyc 81 TIL, city OF the heirs OF the estate OF ST
John Holt. which has just passed through cIancery
IHtIe Sl6OOO.roo To be divided among tie heirS