New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-08
PERSONAL.

Chief Justice Waite left this city last even
ing for Washington.
General n. b. Forrest still looks very III.
The vigorous soldier waf only when supported
each side.
LONDON, Oct. 6.--The Corporation Of South
ampton received President Grant today The MAYO,
presented complimentary address General Grant
afterward drove through the town.
Senator Douglass monument is 10 be pushed
rapidly to completion The foundation in place has been
pronounced too weak 70 support TIC column. aud ns,o
be torn down and replaced by stronger one.
1t is stated that the personal feelings Of tho
Emperor william, Of Germany strongly enlisted
In the war, and that be has emphatoay expressed tho
opinion that the Christians Of European Turkey must "a
Withdrawn from tie dominion OF the Turk.
Senator Morton receives about fifty letters
day, many Of them being letters OF sympathy Hs
shows much emotion when his friends leave hin. IA
for politics, he expresses the opinion the Republican
Senators possess much sacacy To allow any Srou,
split In their ranks, or TO attempt any Organized Oppo-
eition to the policy Of the Administration.
Mr.. Bryant explains that the four reflect
i've stauzas which prcfaccd "Thanatops -" when IL
first appeared in The North American Rerer were
not in their proper place. Hls father carried both
poems to Boston and gave them to the editor. who
printed them in The Rericc whore, ny mistake,
they were coupled ogetber They have been separated
IN all the edit ns Of Mr.. Bryants poems
Mr.. Edmund Yates speaks in n very frank
fable attack upon Mr. Thackeray made nearly twenty
years ago, when quite young man" The attack
20 which he refers was through Dick mss unsuccessful
attempts ~ mediation, the cause of the GOODNESS which
existed for several years between Dickens aud Thack.
cray. The matter very seriously hurt and disturbed
ThacReray. and t Is lesson To the clever young writer's
who let their bright pens run away with their sense u
Justice. Mr. fates's reference 10 the affair does him
honor.
The Orleans family now consists Of twenty
m Tiretc he tI y. VIII iga
four children; the Comte dEu 70 Dom Pedr0's
daughter. who has given the Duke grandchlld The
Due dAencon whose wife the sister % the Austrian
Empress. and who has son and daughtor-Louss
and Jean-Emmanuel; Princess Marguerite married
TO Prince CzartOrysk and the Princess Blanche. Then
comes the Prince de Jonyille. who has two children:
Princess Francose, married to her cousin, the Duo dc
Charities, and the Due de Pentlieyre The Due dAumae
has no children. The Due de M0ntpcnsier has six:
Princess Iabelie, the wife OF the COmie De
Paris Princes Christine Prince Ferdinand, Princess
Marie d. las Mercedes futuro Queen OF spain and the
Prince Antoine Toe COmte de- PARIS has three children;
The Due de Charities has four Pruoess and Mar
gucrltc and Princes Henri aud Robert. Princes Cemcu-
Orleans
Gen. Grant seems TO have been surprised by
his readiness at speech making since bis visit 20 Eng
land Al rhe banquet recently gwen him by the Mayor
and Corporation Of Newcastle he said: will say now,
reception by your workin gnrn has been grand
cont think It possible there could be better
Checrsl All that have since nave been amongst
tic people Of the Tyue has been most gratifying and
think that when the news goes 20 my country II VIII DO
gratifying. loud applaure.l The only question
with me- when nave read what have said, Il doubt
rs to whether they VIII believe that did say H. Laugh
ter and appausc They will think That II has been one
Of the CORES pondens o your or s. Sugltel andth
VIII think that n there had been good Yankee core
spondcnt IN England mere lie cotld nave zone great
deal better. Renewed aughterl But gentlemen, more
rOuslY speaking VIII say that INV reception here IN
Your god city has been most gratifying II has been
most gratifying al along the Tyne aud at IyncmouIh IL
as been most gratifying ever since my landing on tie
Euglisn soil
romantic story is gong the rounds Of the
newspapers the late Archbishop of Baltimore and
a brilliant Connecticut belle. IL Is said that when MI
Bavley became priest 10 broke Off engagement Of
marriage 10 this lady, whom be had met on GUNNER
holiday trip, aud tnat she took refuge IN convent
she fed under very peculiar circumstances
aud finally she died OF consumption and broken heart
Il is pity to spoil such work Of the Imagination. Mr.
Bayley aud the lady question were friends from child
hood. but lovers. They never engaged 10 be
married She suffered from either consumption or
a broken heart, but remained In escelent health and
spirits than thirty after he entered the
priesthood. and she died in Europe only year Sue
made short trial ~ convent life A. 81 the SIS
OF Mercy, but ~ this was when she was middle
AGED woman and much A. twelve or hfteen years after
tAc alleged sepafa iou nom hel siplo b'Ioscl'
could hardly have been the result VI disappointed love
Neither tlug peculiar III the tlfcumsahcfs
81 her return 10 the world. Finding that the did
suit her, she went home In the m,st commonplace
manner, as DOyces and sisters often do.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7.-General Sherman
and staff have arrived overland frOm Portland, oregon
CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.-Senator Morton was
reported not SO well this morning. bat his aftrnoon la
rested better.
OTTAWA, Oct. THE Governor-General and
Marty returned to Ottawa from Manitoba and the North
west territories last evening.
ToRONTO, Ont, Oct. 7.-Chief Justice ORA
ner of the Court II Error aud Appeal T. very III, aud hs
phy sIcians say he cannot recover.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. IA. T. Goshorn has
received from " shishkn the Russian Minister 10 tins
country the breyet signed Alexander, creating him
Knight of Imperial aud Roy order OF ST. stansius. IN
consi Of attention TO the Russian section on
tie Centennial exhibition, OF which lie was Director
On