, 1876-08-27
PERSONAL.

I'm of the Nation, il announced for publication
by Henry Holt + Co.
..vercy Philbrick|s Choice, ~ the first volume Of
x,ohe4s Brothers' *'No Name" series Of novels,
;s sail to be BY Louise Chandler Moulton.
Tho death is announced Of 1mmanuel Hermann
rchte the son of the great Fichte. He was the
.nthor Of large number OF works on philo-
sophical subjects.
nj. ROYAL H,ghneas, the Duke of Edinburg,
comnleted his :s2d year on Sunday, Aug. 8, which
moves an Eastern journal to say: ''The Guelph
hoys arc getting we'll along
The Empress Carlotta escaped from her keepers
,few days ayo, and could only be induced to re-
INN TO the asylum by the stratagem OF throwing
Nowers before her; she is very fond OF flowers.
Edward Everett IIale's story in Scribner reminds
one of the critics Of those honsekcepers who can
not give a ea-party without bringing ont all the
old china they have in the house, whether it is
needed or not.
Acorrcspondent Of the New York Tribune writes
that Gov Tilden is looking old and feeble so much
70 that his portraits the election Banners which
rive him round, full face and youthful appear
ance are almost caricatures.
We that an emiseary Of the Chicago Sun
day-Lecture Society is getting in his work in the
E,st the journals Of that region being filed with
interesting paragraphs setting forth the work Of
The organization and the names Of its officers.
In his farewell address to the electors Of Buck
ipghamshire, Mr.. Disrae1i said: "sNot insensible
to the principles of progress, have endeavored to
reconcile change with that respect for tradition
which is one Of the main elements Of Our social
strength"
The 4tIdn';c for October will contain Gen. How
ras story OF the battle Of Atlanta; paper on Ii
brares, By John Fske, Assistant Librarian OF Har-
ward College: sketch OF Jerusalem neisnbor-
hoods by c. D. Warner; paper on the Trouba-
joars, By Miss Preston; and other interesting mat
Ter.
Dayard TAYLOR writes from Philadelphia to the
Eew York Tribune that he was surprised to find at
the Centennial ''such q small proportion OF the
better-or rather the richer-classes OF those who
iive in cities and claim higher culture and better
opportunities Of knowledge" The Independent
,ljects to the statement blaming Mr. Taylor for
,oufounding the 'sricher' with the ''better'
:lass,-su-ely Il captious criticism, since he Was
1t so much pains to define his meaning exactly.
II is said that ]. Leila Martin, the co]ored poll
tician Of Louisiana who died recently, was ruined
by evil associations. Born n slave, he escaped to
Canada, was educated and entered the ministry,
*ns pastor in Boston and Canada, and became well
known as m orator in this country and in Great
B:tain About four years ago he entered political
life in New Orleans. became dissipated, and in
dulsed freely in opium -dcbauches. He died from
IN overdose Of opium, whether taken Intentionally
or not it is not known
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sieVet satire on the English ariatocracy in his
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