New-York tribune., 1876-02-28
PERSO tAL

DIR. Schliemann has been forbidden by the
Turkish Government proceed with his excavations IN
the Iroad
Gen. Garibaldi's health is not so good as it was'
The failure Of his TiDer scheme has had depressing
effect upon him.
The grave of the late William B. Reed is in
the pctp..ssue, lonely little cemetery connected with
the Church of st. James the Less In the Laurel Hill re
slon IN Pniiadepnia Beside 1t are those OF his vile
aud two Of his cAtiien
WashingtOn's Bible. fine copy OF Bishop
Wilson's edition n7s5 in three volumes, with autograph
Of Washington on the te-page Of volume FIRST Is ex-
poerl for SO in hOukspllers window In Phlladopnla
and may be bought for $1,000
Prof Max Muller will remain at Oxford, but
will be relieved entirely from his educational dulles He
will lose half his former Income by this change He has
undertaken edit for the University Press all the sacred
hooks oi the world, except the Bible and the Chinese
Scriptures the latter task having been assigned 10 Dr.
Leggc. who ia to DO tho first occupant of the Chinese
clair at oxford.
Mrs. Charles Kingsley is about 60 publish
memoir OF her ato husband. together with large
tlons his correspondence and other unpublished
writings She has been assisted by many friends inii
natel associated with her husband az ferent periods
and She win their words IN treat ng Of inucn on
which she could not speak Partiay lac DOCS WIN ne
Illustrated by flcsm les OF Mr. kingsley sketches o.
views Of Eversley Church and Rectory ana steel en-
graycd portrait.
This reminscenco OF Miss Cushman is re-
called bv The bosiop Trareicr. "It IL NOT generally
known that Miss Charlotte shman at time directed
the choir OF formerly known as the CockereP
Church on Hamoyorst 1hs at the time when
Rilph Waldo Eu rsO men JOmilS man, hIl uhnImn v
was % colleague 81 tho Rev. De- Ware, this having been
mis- only pastoral charge. II was htiIe thOueht trh
nat tho moocs young preacher and the unknown young
sn-er an Inc chr ht siar) oI pf03OJ tnlce uviai7
per week. would become - famous al over the world
Mr.. Joseph r. Brown of Boston has pre-
sent to the Young Mcns Christian Union OF that city
Tor its new Duudny BOylsonsi. his lrge and yalua
be nivate collection Of birds, small quairupeds nests
eg.s insects, minerals coins, shells, and Indian bows
ana arrows. T.e birds. al native 10 Massachnsetts
scits $500; minerals, 7Oo specimens; WOODS (nihc
inches in length ana two m wdtLl. native ~; Ior'lSn
-73. This collection comprises al the woois Of the fU
semitic VALLEY, California and nearly al those OF tne
sandwich islands. Thrro arc also 800 coins and Io3
sucs, Incu'iing cOrals.
John W. FOrney il expected in Philadelphia
tomorrow in ono of the American line steamers.
As soon as the vessel H. signllcd At the Capes party o
his personal friends will 10 down the river on tug TO
meet him. He viii editoti1i control Of The
Pres as soon he There is naturally good
deal of curiosity rXpcessd IN political aud journalistic
circles a. thc course oi the paper under ms manage
men, and Influence IL VIII exert upon the politics OF
The :. .atu one thing II certauto. FOrney will nnd
niu in ho water the start The Democratic papers,
auI republican sneet- ~ are under the Cameron
Plhc ah subsidy scandal IL no rcsiins for his paper
prestige 1t oace enjoyed 1t will only be after hard
struggle.
The case of Winslow furnishes unlimited
entertainment and speculation for Boston. Thc latest
phaso ia the discovery that passenger sailed on the
Atlas with sum Of money amounting 10 $4,000
or $4,000. The Trdreter says: THE presumption Ia
well founded that this intended for Nlnslow's
use. Who furnished II is question yet 10 be solved.
Inc fact ths Wu>Ow went To LoniOn cOufessCdy Wlth
only $50 his pocket suIu bdioy sufficient to pay hs
ttn lre Rotterdam, and the iInsy excuse FOR put
,l himself I'm rae tine law on the ground that ne
wished in hs letters, looked npvu Win great
4tilois!rss III NelInIurmcd circles ana At Is bceytd
bat somebody IN Boston holds money belonging 10 the
fUr-tr. Jhut sOLicOOdy, n has leaked out sent 10
lnllpn n cab.e dispatch inqltlrDs into Mrs Winsiows
lc,r, ts. and directing that they be supplied he COLI
.rntug to furui,h funds
MONTREAL, Feb. 27.-Count de Premio Real,
Consul General Tor Spain. has left for Europ'.
LONDON, Feb. 27-John Ruslin has been
elected the slAde Proessorshp Of Fine Arts ut OK
fold University.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-IHe cologne Gasette's Ber
lin c e. -ays TINT colossal statue O Prince Bismarck
viii be 90 the Centennial Exhibition NJ Philadelphia.
copy bo greeted at ki-slgtu on THE spot Nnere
kIliDan attempted the CnanceOr's lie.