New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-02
PERSONAL.

The friends Of the late Bishop Milman oil
Calcutta propose placing memorial window In the
chancel Of the church at NARROW England record Of
his life and labOrs.
Gen. Early, in letter to The Richmond En-
qtrer suggests that the Confederate soldiers in the
tho purpose OF collecting funds for the monument ~
Gen. Lee To be erected at Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Plimsolrs zeal in behalf of the sailors
shows sign Of abating lie has sent the following
circular 10 the clergy and ministers Of the various re-
gious denominations throughout Great Britain en-
treat assistance in getting redress for sailors wrongs
My amendments provide survey OF doubtful ships caro-
fully verified load linc deck loading, and survey OF
grain cargOes VIII you send petition IN support and
write letter to each Of your menbersf Or ~ least do
the last"
Miss Kate Field, according to a cable dis
patch to The Herald made her appearance at the Gsyey
in London Thursday last, under the pseudo
nym of Mary Kenbe She acted the part OF Voiante in
"The Honeymoon" the part Of Juana being taken by
Miss Geneyieve Ward. Miss Field was entirely unan
nounced, and appears to have been successful: IN!
showed mnch intelligence and vivacity, and her per
formanee eynSed genuine feeling i Tor someGy ~
but her Improvisation was bright animated aud iDelr
and intelligence and looked the part to the lie
DR.. Kenealys well-developed faculty foI
getting into trouble illustrated at the recent ITCH
borne demonstration in London Mr. Whalley, Member
OF Parliament Peterborough has sent him the follow
ing curt note which may postpone his contemplated Visit
to this country: think that among your many bad
and foolish acts there worse than that which
you organized at the Jerusalem COfeehOuse last Tues
day night. You sent organized gang or your Magma
Charta and Tichborne U1aRs to insult They pelted
with -four they hissed they grosned, they h0oted.
and behaved In the most diSgr3cc.ul manner was
hustled of the place the windows OF my cab were
broken my nat was destroyed, and they covered my
clothes with red ocher hold you responsible for ths
aud have placed the matter in my lawyers hands"
Mr.. James Lick, the California philanthro-
pis has the reputation Of driving close bargain. The
following anecdote Is told OF him When he was en-
gagged In grading his grounds at Alyso he employed
large number OF horses and carts Having need Of
other horse The his nephew to hire OF neighbour
agreeing pay 81 day for its In few days be
sent to inquire the price Of the horse which the
placed at $50 No returned and after some
months Mr. Lick for his neghbor TO come over aud
he would him for his horse knowing his reputation
for close calculation in money matters MT T. eNpciea
to receive only the $3.50: but on presenting hmse1 Mr.
Lick referred 10 his book and finding that he had hao
the horse IS days. handed S293, with the dry 70
mark believe IL would have been AS We'll Tor mo V
have bought that animal i've months ago.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Treasurer New ieH
tonight for New-Yor, Boston, Philadelphia and othei
cities on public business, and will I've gone fortnight
Prof. John w. Burgess of Amherst College
WAS elected Professor History, Political Science, aud
International Law in Columbia College yesterday Alter
LISBON, May 1.-The Prince OF Wales and
suao arrived here from Madrid by railway to-day
xcurson trains have been arranged from Madrid
10 Lisbon the festivals 10 DO given IN honor VI us
ROY Al u.hness