National Republican., 1877-04-13
Personal.

L. u. While, OF Chicago, is cnast nj fht
at the Ebbitt.
Colonel n. x. Long, L. S. A is guArsrrel
at the Ebbitt.
Benton G. Cook, Of Chicago, is stprpiHy u
tho Arlington.
Judge 7. B. Kerr, Of rittsbuzr, Is quu-trrsl
at the Ebbitt.
Gov, z; D; Morgan, Of New York, is guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Blum, OF New York, H-r
soIourning ut the Arlington.
General H. L. Burnett, OF New York, if
registered at the Arlington.
Major T. H. Hamburg, Q. &. A.. ana wift
are soIourning nj the Ebbitt.
General Thomas G. Ella of Harrss-A
Conn.,, Is quartered at the Ebbift.
Judge ID. Il. Gildersleeye, the shur,p shaptrr
OF the New York bench, is nj thu Arlfngrn
Judge j. N. Bullock and Major John L
Comet, Of New Jersey, are guests m IN. En-
Mr.. Lonefellow is being nut ir,tc tarr ,u ts,
sculptor u. Nj. French, who lately finished q huuf
OF Mr.. Whittier
Flying glimpse of Alfred TcnuyHon, luure-
ate: .Sloueh hat ,fgrrowcd cbeeks, tuwms louks,
Hon, George b. Aalssy, Hoa. ]. 7. Fastnr-
and Colonel +. r. Patterson, Newark n, n. NM
registered at the Eblitt.
Rev. wilber r. Watkins, of Raltimur. ar.s
rector Of the Epiphany church, Of this rty. rusis
tered yesterday At the Ebbitt.
Major General John Pope, u. :, A hat
been stopping ut the Ebbltt for the ppEt ysnl
and ieft last evening for st. LUuiK.
J. c. Flanders, Knoxville, Tenn, j. IT.. Gul-
iimore, Baltimors, Nd; s: T. Howell Nrw or
the Imperial.
F. Won Bernsih and viii, Hrury Il. Knnx.
hsm * ~ SaT SNartS9ou,, wn; Moses n TsH; =: nsn-
Buffalo; Mr. ana Mrs. ). M. MSysr, 4 rh1aasS, ans5-
phia, and Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Lsigiiinn N " n-f
among tho arrivals at the Arlington.
Dom Pedro, the Emperor of BrnzIl, tl,snrpnl
the eclipse Of the moon on tne evening h Fslru-
ary =, at the Arcetri obseryHtnry, nnar NEpins.
The Emperor took very lvBly inlnrnsr IN INT
phenomenon, and discussed with anuiuprw I'm
hypothesis with which the nstr1mnF tried Ip
the moon appeared during TIM dirnrnui phases
Of obscurnti0n.
General Walker Is on had terms WITH TN.
German Government, and hls hrrrrdtnsly no
Legation at Berlin when he wpfi tinrr no
years ago, Moltke said 20 him: ga mIlItErr ~
be trusted friend or sly; siaah az srn ,nns, s,
70 be? General walker electee to he n trIsspd
friend, but latteriy military information has bpnn
withheld from him.
&c. Drinkle, Lancaster, o.; Mrs. T.. M
Bleckly, Tennessee: N. T. Album, New YmE:
COL J. II. Bartlett, New Jersey; W. M pumT-rsr
ana Wiie thu w Roller, New York; W Bmt VI,
a. Clarke, Sheboygan, Wis; Ool. A 4 wErnrr
Bradford; Wilmington, Del \. q. smith I InG ID
George ii; Large, Pennington, N. J.. h N Nirh-
OILS, Norfolk Va: Mrs. Samuel Shnnthur Enl q
II Comm and wiie, New York, arrived ~ TIM
Ebbitt yesterday.
somdetch Phara faraminar Nah, Cyhlll-
long korn, King Of siam menns well wlun br
sfsd 70 he%ra, EssnS,ds .ss Is M s,E nD
him reoently: III Is an occasion Of grsai grEfli-
cation 70 u.s. Several Admtrals ID TIN Unilrd
states have visited siam precious purasiiuuk
and now Admiral Reynolds has visitpa fbe npIs
ital Of Sian. We believe TINT the tnrf al these
several admirals, holding Important posltimS,
Ing the existing treaty relhti0nk md win be !.
means oil insuring their continued eKBtnnnAr
The marble statue Of Sir ". FAirbEirn. IN.
great English mechanic, is In the hnndf al Mr
Genowski, sculptor. Besides the ntnfue Nhinb
ls 70 stand on the New Town Hall, Mnnrhnstnr
fairbarn scholarship is founded IN OWNS Gins
lege, Manchester, our OF the FUNDS au,#rsE,sl
Ihe statue Is eight feet high reIIruRputine <sfr
W. Fan batrn Standing with papers In AiF hrup
as II delivering an address to a scunfitr Eufiuune
lne heaa bare and inolined slightly, md an nd
mirable likeness In the fehtures as wen lF m Ihr
thoughtini expression and Quief energy uhhrnp-
teristic Of the man.
Stanley must look to his laurelK, I'm i'm
last session Of the Berlin GeuRraI.h ssnnIrrs
the president, DIR. Bastian, hnnouuced thar INT
wel known African traveller Dr. Gustav Nnrib-
tgal, intended to undertake. q new iUurney ID "a
plOrhtiOn into the interim from TIN nnnfl ID anna
tortal Africa. This feld, now rnn dered rhunII1
" the death OF Edward Mohr NJ MnlHnre, llns
always been the favorite territory OF TIM asr,mHr
explorers, DR., NAchtignls peoulisr uuhlliirR-
tions Tor the king we'll his ak ynurY
varied experience In the hardshim 0f Alrinun
new attempt 10 penotrate into tie uIIknDsn IN
terror Of the continent.