National Republican., 1877-08-09
PERSONAL.

| dent to take action.
PERSONAL.
Hon. A. WORTH sPArEs, of Maryland, Is q
guest at the Metropolitan.
Hon. W. H. WILDER, Of New Orleans, Is
stopping at the Metropolitan.
| Mr. HOWARD CARROLL, the leading special
| ist Of the New York Times is at the Arlington.
| SECRETARY EvARrs, Il Is reported, intends
to visit Marthas Vineyard some time during this
month.
THE Hon. Charles OConor has folded his
tent In New York and will pitch Il this week ut the
Warm springs, North Carolina.
WHEN the President goes to Battleboro' he
will he quietly entertained part of the time by his
cousin ". II. Bigelow, who dwcls there.
DURING President Hayes stay at Brattle-
boro, VI. he will be quietly entertained by Capt.
Esty and W; IL. Bgelow, the latter being cousin
of the President
VARIOUS hopes of the nation are breathing
the summer gales Of Maine. The Hon. j. ID. Cam;
eron is a Bangor Senator Blaine IL at Augusta, and
the Hon. Eugene Hale Is at his home at Ellsworth.
The Hon. James Russell Lowell offers TO let
his Cambridge home while he stays in spain The
which is not dear with the poetical associations
thrown in.
Ex-GovERNoR PACKARD, in an interview
yesterday, said his sudden return 70 New Orleans
Packard had presented him with twins, boys
weighing eleven pounds each.
Mr. BAYARD TAYLOR is described by cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Cbmmercial at White
stantly engaged in writing or sketching the won
, derfui scenery Of that beautiful region.
CARDINAL sIMEoNI Is said by European
paper TO have removed from the archives Of the
Vatican, at the ropcs request the correspondence
exchanged between Antonelli and the representa-
tives Of the foreign powers at Rome with reference
TO the Roman question.
r PHILIP KAUFMAN, q boy of fourteen, from
Syracuse, n " has been conducting services at q
: synagogue In Cleveland. He is credited with un.
usual literary and artistic talent and is preaching
his education at Vienna
The Philadelphia Press says that the Minis
ter Of Turkey, Aristarchi Bey, & wrongly called a
Turk; that he is n Christian and Greek Of one Of
o1a % ths Prs osg ~ ee
4 ministers to foreign countries.
n THE funeral Of Sir James Douglas, at Vic
toria was attended by 1900 people. and the re.
! mains followed IN the cemetlry by all the diff
ferent societies the marines the militia and sailors
il The Governor and Admiral with their STATS Joined
!, In the cortege. The burial service was read By
!, Bishop Credze, Of the Reformed Episcopal Church
BRANT, the famous Mohawk chief (who, by
the way fought at Oriskany) Is to have SO.
c 600 monument at Brantford, Ont. The council Of
n the Six Nation Indians have Just voted s5U0 70
: the fund. Brants name Is commemorated In
&c Ontario by one county, Brant, the nOurishing city
M dinaga,
,e DURING the absence of the Second and
h Third Assistant Secretaries Of State for their sum
IS mer vacations Mr. George T. Baker who was for
sns % 'Sr sms" amin n
Of charge of the Department during the absence OF
is Secretary Evarts
D. AN ancient group of gentlemen has Just beer
~ " entertained by Mr.: q. W Chids at Long Branch
u These were Gen Robert Patterson aged ~; Hon
reach 7s Hon. Morton McMchael, a mature mar
Or of ~ and Rev. Dr. Morton, of Philadelphia, who
nlso ". Wise and reminiscent must have been tn,
talk Of these sages
u LAST Saturday evening the condition o
" Mr.. Ben De Bar was says the st. Louis Globe muel
improved. DR.. Landlord who was first called IN
pronounced the ailment calcareous dcgenenl
-, tion and atheroma Of the arteries OF the le sid,
iu Of the brain, which, accompanied by sotening o
q the BRAIN resulted In paralysis affecting the right
side of the face and tongue aud the right leg and
arm.
IN Mr.. WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT says that |
re is too late for him to think of writing verses 70
"a public occasions III were to employ myself il
such Office, he said to the Oriskaiy committee
lam afraid thu. should I appear IKE gardene
IN raise flowers In the open air In order to have
bouquet ready for the festivities Of New Years eve
NJ Nevertheless he has prepared an ode OF
for Remington
GovERNoR KELLOGG, in an interview q
en- Chicago expressed considerable satisfaction at IN
es to call for Federal assistance soon as troubl
broke out within their borders lie regards this
yindcation OF his own actions In Louisian
he IIartranft ought to be able to put down the mo
ry with the militia and volunteers under his comman
va him.
id Bishop QUINTARD has sent to the Tenne.
see Historical Society divers unntelligiblc docl
ments and this letter: "sewanee, Tenn. Aug. ..
My Dear Mr. Nelson: am sure you must feel
ed, deep interest in ye Eastern question. have
,rt doubt It has been on ye mind Of ye members OF
oy tions at issue and ye present condition OF affairs
U, ye seat Of war, send you Turkish map-wit
ng nine tails, II suppose) Faithfully yours, C. T. Quii
no tard.
m. Mr.. GEO. BANCROFT entertained his gues
Chief Justice Waite, on Tuesday evening. at New
nd several distinsuishedEentle@en were invited. !
m ladies were present Ths The table % was elegantly an
of was as choice as 1t was varied. The party col
sat at Mr. Bancro,s len Chief Justice Waite ocea
,s r oPPP sS g MSTos Mr. RoyS psaIps
Dr. Frederic Sheldon, and MI. August Belmont, Of Ne
ar. York Mr, fairman Rogers, and Mr.. Harry Ingel
rts soil, Of Philadelphia
m, MRS. JULIA WARD HOWE writes from Lor
don Of the distinguished painter, Alma Tadem
an, that he Is German OF the Germans, bland, 70.
Ice oddly furnished The reception room Is Turks
". boudoir fitted with low seats low tables, pipes po
el"s ome s TnRea in FreScb and drI y
M Mne other in old English style, Then there Is a Pom
en- peian SALON, and an Egyptian studio with chee
hit ful decoration OF small mimcries Of mummie
rk placed at regular distances along the walls II
be charming wife appears 10 be the quaintesl orn
- ment OF the house She has yellow hair Of II
~ richest color eyes Of primrose tint, and con
M plexion with pale bloom Of Its own resemblr
that Of white rose. She also paints pictures, ai
her husband likes II, They do not tear eac
m. others laurels," says Mrs, Howe
led HOTEL ARRIVALS
led Mme Mttropolttan..,c. p. PAXTON, Va, 8, N Hu
np bard N Y; David Mills and wife, Ottawa Canada.
- u BLOW, Phlladelphiai Col ]. W, Farftx Va; A.