, 1876-12-04
PERSONAL.


Prof. uu1ley has not yet recovered from the CT
fssts Of serious cold which he contracted on his
ioueTanl Voyage.
TIE hcroes Of the Alert and Discovery who did
tot II: to tho role, or anywhere near H. arc short
j 10 be diacd and wlned In London by tho Lord
4l1ss
D.yati Taylor says: "Itia d wit..crlng COM
neuta.Y upon our modern costume that no sculptor
h.s osrcd, or ever viii dare, to model a,atue
relsIng ssoye.ppc hat.''
Amarsiasc is arranged, and will shortly 10 cele.
bnted In Westminster Abby. between Mrs. Ives.
eldest daughter Of Atr. Motley, late American Min.
tet at Tue Court Of st. Jamcs. and Sir NilliAm
lllteou.t, Il. 7. to. Oxford
Prof. II. Il. noyesen. tho Norwegian and Ell.
flih Scholar Il writing novel, which will shortly
appear In Scrlbntr'5 Monthly. Some Of hta short
itotts hayc had great success.
The New York Herald Is roprlntsng It's old art-
tle, On cGsarlsrn which. in uRadutteEated ldiocy.
esle eycn the far-faned personal Intelligence"
department. of TINT journal to glgo way.
The two principal theatres In Baltimore enter
Ai1sd II, Hoa persons Thanksgiving Afternoon ind
t1snng There wcre scarcely 10 many in all the
ca.c,go theatres, Eve In Number, On that day.
Without meaning 10 be uncomplImcntary, It
rlJ be satd that n1aEy friends Of Prof. Tenncy, Of
wllsms College, will be sorry to hear thut ho is
no! going 10 Labrador on scientific expedition,
litsly announced.
An. Marion Ward, a wealthy lady OF Milton.
IT,, lately received n threatening letter, written
tae1ots money. She placed it In the hands OF tho
paiee. The writer was arrested, tried, and SEN
t1eed to hYo years In tho Penitent!ary.
III. A. II. Sullivan, II. T. for Loutf, editor and
proprietor Of the Nation, tue Dublin organ Of the
National" party In ireland, has Resigned his con-
testton, whicl, hua lasted twenty.onc ycars, with
tat journal, and IL going 10 London to practice
hw.
HI. Bergh, 1t seems, has bean prosccutln. for
cruelty to animals man who kicked on roof III
he dead Of night tom.cat caught In tbs act Of
'sssnadfng. II the msn Ind RETAINED, Mr. nereh
would have been In duty bound to prosecute tho
ut.
Arecent cenAua Of india showa that 031 OF the
Adsea arc authors and poets. l30 astronomers,
Aooofortuns-tc -tclcrs and rcltgscc- -mskcrs. 10, ooo
huglous msndlcauts, 900 painters and 1ptors,
$1,000 actora and tngg'cr. ard 1000 snake
taa.mer.
'Ihefa ts lesson of Immense Significance. II
~ As Hayard Taylor In h1a letter tn tho Clucln.
Eau Commercial, "ln tho fact that, willie there
Hsit nearly ten million admissions 10 the Inter.
hlional Exhibition at philadelphia, there was moi
titnsle asrest for intoxlcatlon on the grouuGa,''
Hermann, the maglcln,,. it report speaks truly,
performed 4 not nncuMmou feat upon a Mr,
h0bsfs. with whom to had contracted to trayc
!e'aceIsan period. 1t Is said that the former re
ls'od to divide profits, NJ agreed. at New Orleans
aa quietly took passage fos Cuba, leaving hl
Vent 10 seek what compensation hu may from tlis
eaasA.
Aa nulucky Young pru.s1an who ATTEMPTED t,
tser tho Ecnlo de. Mc.ur A+,s IN rnrl, IN. W.
laly naltseated by tho students there. auu wa
forced to rellnqulsh his intrnttou Thu method o
hsfns there II to strip the victlu, and paint him
sa-eo'nrs, which ars to,erably tenacious. Ou
esos fellow was done ~ in Prus.lan blue, wAic
E*sould not yet out of lis sy.tc,n fur nonths.
An old pla7.rocr IN ph,ia1p,nbtn eomn,,tps G
AspraetIsc manarrrs hnva ~ ina ysors ss,t.n Int
dp,ntsns In tl,e ,s,ysna ucrs only ths lila ~ ii
ply 10 bc performed md .hs n.,nn of tha ,raaIu
t<to, !n,,..i NJ ~ t"s,r..,, a.s,,s. Nv. ,.hn,
~ lhefe 10 much rcAson In what he says. II
taung habit 1nany of t,a naw.n.na,s havc ~ min
hxlhe c,.t. n...',u,. t"1 as"sF0ts'" "8's " p''e
~" 9fa'ultously.
The London 17mts b4s secured Al dramatic crit
Ayosng mnn d,.,.r,l, ss1s..S -. 80 .,s~'.s.t.tn
III, w,,.r M" a.ss..n5 lelassu " .ns p,ops'e'a
t.,,,.-F. 1he Ae" Incumbent has shown II
s'H OF purpose and moderate degres Of abl1
y. but he IN, toua surb ernct {u.tce hy .ha m.,