New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
PERSONAL.

Theirs has returned to Paris, having recruited
his health by long stay at Geneva.
Nine. Anna Bishop has had legacy OF
90 goo left her by an Australian lady.
The Rev. DR.. Hinsdale began his duties as
President Of Hobart College at Geneva last Thursday
Prof Curtus, the German historian, will
pass the Winter u Greece experimenting the e1caya
tiOns AT olympia
The Rev. DIR. Olmstead of The Boston Watch
man has sufficiently regaiue his health 10 resume bis
editorial labors.
Mr.. George Bancroft, the historian, is stay
at Philadelphia studying the Centennial Exhibition
He Will be rs years old tomorrow
The story that Prof. Goldwin Smith intended
TO leave this country pernanentyi pronounced untrue
He proposes remain in Europe until next Summer
when he will return TO America.
Florence Nightingale's sympathie3 arc
awakened in behalf OF the destitute Bugalians. She
contributes $50 and makes touching appeal for promp'
succor for the untor,unates.
ZiOn's Herald denies the report that the late
Bishop James lcf: large property. 1t says that 80" viii
only be by the wiscst management on the part OF r
OF his estate tha5 any considerable sum Wf
main for the family that he leaves behind"
monument to Robert Bruce is to be
erected on the espanade Stirling Castle. IL will con-
sst Of colossal OF the king sheathng his sword
in the moment Of victory The design is by Mr. George
Cruikshank and VIII be executed pS M AhueW 'u'
rie. the sculptor Of the monument TO siungo Park
respondent Of The london Times: "A long, narrow
head stern resoluto expression indicative Of energy
OF intelligence an earnest and not very pacaoe dispos
ton II seemed to me the countenance OF ruler capa
bic OF much good or much evil, buI kn0WhS nls own
mind and determined 20 have his own Will Ihen hele
was an air behtinc hgnbred man conscious oi hmseH
and bent on cxactinS his due
Gen. Meredith Read, United States Minister
10 Greece appears to made himself highly popular
in that country All the Greek journals unite in speak
inc OF him IN the most favorable terms. The Athens
Geologas the Government organ, on the departure OF Mr.
Read for this country, said: We participate IN the
grief expressed by all coemporaries at the depart
ure Of n gentleman who much loves Greece as has
been proved IN many important international circnm-
stances The has reached this city that while the
Legation OF the United states viii be preserved here,
there has been financial change only the sary 81 the
Minister being reduced to $oOOo rms lao6 mOuo 10
altogether indifferent TO MS ana 70 Greece gele'aly'
were there not danger that u mignt ioaa 20 I Mn,
Reads resignation. such an event would De pnbnc
msfortune for we should lose whose noble senti-
ments toward nation in vital questions We nave ue-
Quently had occasion 20 estimate
Lady Bufdett COutts was invited TO attend
meeting called to protest against tho Turkish policy OF
the English Government. In letter declining the ln'l-
tation she says As am no politician cannot pretend
10 fathom what combinations affecting English interests
or what consequences behind recent events in SerV
am however pretty far historian, aud the page OF
history alas does not teach that the execrablc deeds
nernetroted by the BashiBazOuks are wholly unmatched
IN warfare or by crueties legally inhicedupon doni-
mated people even in generation. Nor are there
wanting among ourselves instances Of assault brut
and dastardly that have no need to De careful IN
sneokng OF the erOciOus and licontOus acts OF wd
seldcry as unparalleled Tho savage perpetrators OF
those crimes, which have made us shudder are tepos.
10 have been arrested by their own Goyenmtpt-h ACT
which the English love OF justice and iar play reane es
we should not overlook, and fall fou OF whole Pe'po
who have thus repudiated the acts OF criminals"
The Bishop of Manchester, England, could
teach cergymen OF other denominations lesson inO-
eratv In recent address, speaking OF amusements in
general and the theater particular he said: am not
straaced in these matters want the things that tho
people will use made free from abuse There is no emo WHO
will speak out more strongly than against all those DC
moralizng agencies which are connected with our inc
ates Ny object to make our theaters as pure as 'e
can possibly be made. am sent into this vast popu
lion TO do what work can the bishop OF the doeeso
in spreading simple rational, aud an eIectye Sr .
tanity do not about sects. don't care apons %
those legends which some people blazon upon the v o
and shields proclaming war against tnose VIM
nounce shiDboleth with slightly different S,s
from their Own; but do care greatly Tor pufiH VI ~