New-York tribune., 1876-07-12
PERSONAL.

The Rev. j. s. c. Abbott is dangerously Ill
ut his home in Fair Haven Conn., and Is not expected 10
recover.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will spend the
month Of August Saratoga Sac proposes to visit san
Francisco next spring.
Congressman Seclye has left Washington for
short vacation account OF the intense heat lie mas
gone to Amherst Mass.
Ex-Gov. Seymour will deliver an address on
FRIDAY before the University Convocaton of the state
which begins its session at Albany to-day.
Ex-senator Rcyels has declined the editor
ship of The South Western Adrocate, to which he was
elected recently by the Methodist Episcopal General
Conference.
Gov. IIartranft was Frustrated by the heat
in Philadelphia on Saturday. He was removed to bis
fathers residence NOrrstOwu Penn,and now con-
sidcred ont of danger
Miss Dickinson will begin an engagement in
Philadelphia the last week August and at its concl-
sion will go West. She VIII make her first appearance IN
NCw-IOrk during the hJliiys.
The Hon. George III. Boxer, Minister Pleni-
potentary to Russia sails to-day for Europe on the same
steamer with Dom Pedro Mr. Boxer to whose patriotic
Offices the participation OF Russia IN our CeAten
aud returns represent wOrty at the court whefc
we need IA representative OF his character and talents.
Garibaldi writes a letter from Caprera to the
Paris D,otS de LHOmme fayorins the proposed cccoFa
ton of the centenary of yoare and Rousseau lie says
Franco Is the proclamation OF tlc IlEhlb W h'u
France is at the head OF human proGress anu %npn men
these two great philosophers the granite columns OF nh
yesa intelligence. take their monumental places Oh VIC
ruins oi the black impostors who cali themselves .
ters OF God the world viii go on its way toward the
emancipation and fraternity Of peoples"
Pere Hyacnthe's failure to meet the expccta-
tous which he excited few years ago has been made
more evident by his recent visit to England MI Coh
way in letter from London, commeGts On the fact as
fOllows 'In truth the good father has been dlsap
uontnent not only TO those who invited him to Geneva,
but to lookors-on who anticipated sort OF religious rev.
oton from his going there. IL was believed that he
meant to be the exponent Of some new feisios dtt,
anu been sotJu5 disappointment 10 lld tit h's
idea OF reformation extends no further thE the claim
that Catholic priest Is entitled 10 we Between tne
Protestant ana Catholic plrc5 rather ilcilHt ID III
Tie sad condition Oi the hat IN the se WIN HG to
birds WOud no; associate because oil It's mOtise-ihc oDy
nor the mice because Oi Its ""S, lHs Is ihelahCuo!
however inevitable, outcome Tor man WHO hl' SHOWN
such SURPRISING powers VI eIopucucc dh1 'n'h''o 90
FatnCr hyacInthc.'
Mr.. Gladstone, on taking the chair at the
concluding lecture of Father Hydcnthc in London, said;
You are aware that voice OF Pere Iiyacinthe is
voice which has sounded through the vaults Of Notre
Dame, and in the OF thousands OF frenchnien'
gathered from every part Of Paris ana That the place OF
Pore Hyacinthe is place that has been left vacant IN
the Church OF France. None has been found TO I'LL IT,
He comes here not 10 consult the speca and peculiar
totc er Of this counry general OF any particu-
lar olOn OF til, country tut to lay before you matters
whicu he th.uAs Ia b. O great ana Nd' Ht'rtS 10 a W
tell gent and. above all, 10 Christian community iNu
know p+rlroy we'll the terms Wnch you meet hllh
and the reception hc has already thcohhlcltu from LIZ
audiences here and there shows no" ~ tneS "I' ul
ter-opd and appreciated. 1 shpd ScrIpie 10 describe
n- qualities in ny respect save oHc Dat ths VII! ven
tglc to s,i IN his presence, tntt upon me nc H
ma r IN impression which believe nc Ls conveyed 10
every among all tAO-c O hav, h'd an OoItuu''l
Of becoming acquainted HitA hn, or Ol nearing NO au
dress .C n, made Ihe luprc"s'h tb1' ho S.h'.Ic
loyal and upright sodl Is not to be Iouhd Ia CIfi'en
uUtI.'