New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30


voted TO another. >,,..
Prof. lanes Russell Lowell, the new Minis
Ger to SPAN. will SAIL from Boston Tor hNe'pOO' u"
IAN OF July. . <uo...,
After visiting Manitoba and keewauh lNor'n
Wind next August, GoyernoT-General DnEerdl VIII So
Batteford the OF the Government VI "'' ''
west ot those provinces. There The ndianS VIII i""o
10 md lin welcome aad hold grand council
That old hero of the Mexican war, Genera
Shields w IS in,men ely touched and Delighted ny 'he
hearty reception given him in Auburn lie Is So
seven wears old but still strong and active lie oro"En'
20 Arhurn tee Sc 600 sword Ornamenied win rnnl
ssnnhire and diamond which was presenter ~ nun -
the State of south Carolina
The Rabbits of Baltimore have decided to give
rratuitous instruction in Hebrew lore and theooe. 70
those students, who, while going rousn 'n' o
the Johns Hopkins University may WISH 10 P - a.,
studies They appear make no distincton o pro
their offer; and it Is q very aml. , %'
ceeding the part Of these gehtemo" ., -.
MIR. Ralph Waldo Emerson gehty Wl,n"i""S
,n , r,, n, t ane tents was his little specch
q, to pos.on Ronoaet 10 MrsHayes: "Mr Mayor
have TO return my sincere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'oi ''
Invitation 10 attend yOur most welcome entertainments
and wish could express IN httng tiS NY w ODD
age Tie esdent, am sure, VIII forgive me ior e"'
dlav.r4ug 10 SIT DOWN.
CharlesLamb's grandson, Mr. Charles Lamb Ken
nedy is "a dramatsi, hbretst and critic w-oso "orA
has been cut short by severe and long continued l's
The cleyerest actors and singers London nave just
had a performance for his bcnoht;--H nry IRVING ny
tho way reading the Drean OF Euirn Aram Mr; IL;
Vings dark nervous, and nty cut face must hNc oo'"
a good study during TIE readng o. That poem
Prof. Corson of Cornell has Just read to the new
Shakespeare Society in LOLdOn The iong 81 paper h"' '
ever listened TO- II understood that no paper Sad" "a
coed half an hour the reading and Accordingly "Hn
the prof ssOr reached limit, he turned TO the eS
den and asked WHETHER he shCu,d stop There WIS uu
animous voice that he shOal cOntnd. he on 70
On hall and sill another u tho great fieaso "
the Soci ~.
Mrs HAYES presented herself i'll pleasant
Igbt On Wedu. stay TO the eyes OF Boston. she was
driving with the lalies of her party wleu carriage
cont aiming a eentlomln, lady and several chlufeh
was overturned in attempting to pass Them oe"'ce'!
had fine accident occurred before Mrs.. HAYES was OUT
OF her caii. ge and had one of the cIhdieh ID her
arms striving soothe lis frightened crcs. rortu
ma civ no one seriously ~ lrtd tue oNeI.uiD1u
vehicle lighted. and all conco med prooeeueu ." "'
WAY.
Theophie Gauter loved painting, was pu-
Pill OF ri MT and sixty pictures of MS are XII WI
TO be in existence without counting those wch are us
trbuted among ms friends. 1t was his dr am 10 De
painter by profession and nc used TO relate Win great
glee how o. ais pasos had been sold at ancuon lor
three hundred francs g. ia spite OF ms stqHdtuFe
One of his fri nds has col led All Gauiies pdcs re-
latug to the at lac iOyei, ana has prhid th, i'll
volume euiticd "IIeo.hilc G tuti L. Pdhtei'
ga Propbet, etcn-An American lady who at
tended Lord HOuguton reception TO Gen Grant a d
aroused great ahnirat FOR her beauty IS very calmly
and patrouznely mentioned hya Journal OF her native
city The Rochester Democrat II says: Many persons
stood on chairs with al the charming aban oh q" AmeI-
tcans to loos u her AID she worthy OF Their adn-
ration In point of fact is native OF ioci, sei nay
in left hre we believe il 1870 or theresbouLs SIZE at
are quite used t. t"at sort 81 Thug
Mr. Barry Sullivan, the actor has recently
undergone u singular OpcIauo+ cOnhecteI WIN ah eye
lash IL viii be- remembered that at ID ury-iane lheatfe
Madcun's sword accidentally him in the eye caus
Ing an abrupt termination OF his engagement ana his re-
trcmcnt weeks In tne enI he left the doctors
hands cured as was believed but since he has been
troubled with d curious Affection Of tie eye HaVi con-
suited ocus tie enc usion was at that there
must bc something 81 one eye pan l,slI. b,iiy I
soo'' q 10 g I VS. cn on,r and from 1t Ter.
WIS ,aKel an eyolash which had been thrust III at the
pont oi tIe sword
Nlurad dethrOned Sultan, lives, a gloomy
mail in palace on ScrigiiO Point. His mother Is con-
stany by his side tastes his food before 1t touches
his lips and SHE allows one to approach MIN uhi she
knows the obj their visit His beautiful daughter
Ian he, the Cncassan whom he mad reared up TO an
European education in the family of his private physr
can Is with INN also. A. as he was called to the
thrOUc mad part Of tie harem fitted ny for her eXclu
III s'ie Of the most luxurious spcnd'r aud eA
peu~e. Her apartment, whose cnboihshmGItS s near
~ 100000 francs, was just flushed AS Aurad was forced
10 aOdcaie.
Mr. Z. c. sStedman had a most flattcring re-
cep0u the delivery Of hs poem on hawthorne before
The AUDIENCE unusually large, ana Included sue"
representative men OF letters Emerson LIngieow,
Bancroft c. p. Cranch, Aloou, Piatt, Miller Canning
Oliver W. Holmes, j.. L. Hale. James 4. Fields,
Samuel LonsfcllOw G.. P. LathrOp, Hedge
and PlIkIun. to say nothing OF crowd
OF Professors aud Otuer prominent men, such
as President Elliott Judge HOar Prof. Shaef, judge
Thomas. judge Bradley, Theoph. Parsons, d. Bellows
Jos an Qanccy ksv. John L. W. WaIe, DR.. PrabOdJ'
Jonu ID rint, frotnng;iD the istoiian etc. etc MIS-
HIM.
also present, PERSONALLY thanGed Inc pOet lOr has
CHARMING ttiOute 10 her iat-er.
Mrs. George Macdonald. the wife of the
AUTHOR has dI4niatzed The second part Oi Pilgrims
Progress" aud children has PLAYED IL in the
town ran of "A niue town South OF England. Tue
London CORES pOndent of me HdrVOrd COH0Ht IRAN
scribcs private letter from Anna Mary Hewitt (now
Mrs Walls and once the Art Student IN Munich , pic
turcsquely dcscr blng the play. She says: auunl
draperes ana beautiful poisoning plants adorned THIS
smiliinde of q spiritual mansion with iyue artistic
feeling ~ the httlo sage Pieces OF art noedework
with pOnesraDIte, orange, a. snIlhOwer desgus
wrought upon T. ir linen taSteiuJ displayed whle
lovely aud fragrant exOtios, standing in pots, made
back .rOuud to chamber. Prudence the lady
OF the nans,n was represented by Mrs. Macdonald.
mother in fact O the wIoie little drama since the actors
and actresses her children. and the piece
own adaptation OF the old vi Bunyan's. She
Taycd IN "a sem-cassch robe OF creamy coffee Color
bound round the o. scarlet girde. iuto which
was stuck bunch Vf fair dihJds, her head beng
covered By long anl IN irony white vail. Pety and
Charity her daughters, robes Of a color and
fashion, but walls tcir black hair knotted up
q classic style and bound about tAe head with neis Of
scarlet Fresh flowers were also stuck within their
scarlet girilcs. Tue whole mise rich in
colors IN the extreme yet full Of quaint simplicity.
The groups OF the Pilgrim their blacS blue,
1Ietr III desc seated al the wOnlIs teel while
oil "A nf lTN