New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-16
PERSONAL.

Senior Castelar, is visiting friends I'D Paris
II j. stated that Mr. John b. Cough, who
ha not visited Britain great many years will prob
ably 90 tlere 10 lecture soon
Professor Anthony, of Harvard, now seventy
,o,r. .lt and formerly the intimate friend and com
nioIi OF sassIz very ID al MS bone II CiInDfdSt
Senator Hannibal Hamln has been engaged
I'm ricoc operations his Bangor estate; ana much
improved and cheered has returned in excellent health
~ Washington
Though there is possibility OF Senator Nor
t1s recovery II il now said 10 De not probable he a-
ueared AZ latest accounts be gradually faihng ID
body and mnd.
Colonel Robert IngersOll has just printed in
q Peoria journal eight columns OF defence OF Thomas
Pane It said TO be remarkable piece Oh "orA-ohe
calculated 10 take a lasting place 10 literature
Mr. Edwin Adams passed a quiet and pleas
ant ay on sunday thanks his physicians wise orders
MT po one should be allowed him. The result OF
this quiet was that at evening be was very much bette
actor. in his weak state, 10 endure calmly
The Presidents host in Richmond VIII be
tte Rev Dr Curry. distinguished Baptist clergyman
and the head OF Richmond College. Dr. Curry and the
president we're college chums During the war the eer
lyman was "a devoted Confederate nut he - as ardent
now ip support OF his old friend Southern policy.
Thomas Mast has had no quarrel with the
ITaruecs The stories that effect which have been
floating through the country are entirely without
foausation His relations 20 New-NOrks great publish
never more cOIu@l VI lAtilHt'.1 sH."
uIesuf and there nave been neither personal nor Dna
Ts-e G.sagreefnents Mr. Mast dfierr, however quiie
erttfIv from some features In the present pOuLcal
course OF HGrpers bee@iJ'
LAFAYETTE. writing in 1871 to j. ]. Mercer,
OF virginia IN letter just published gives curious PIC
tre 81 the condition Of post and paper then "snoud
YOU" he says have something % communicate 10 me
rather than 10 the Postmaster General give u with re-
commentator to my chlircn, Rue DauOn No. H. Tie
public paper. say nothing Of Parliamentary debates. nor
on Interior podtcs Inc only way 70 hr 4;pt a." c0"F""'
Is through tue corresp Ondcnce OF friends
The funeral of NJ. lie Verrier September 26,
wa attended by man, persons Of distinction ~ science
AND literature Among the pall-bearers were General
Mriu Director OF Arts and Industries Nm Dhmas ana
Pave u the French Institute, aud the directors OF the
Obseryatories Of Stockholm tswedeu), and Cambridge
0snlaodl The lastianled Of these, Professor Adams
delivered ON behalf Of the English universities one OF
The three funeral oratons the Others were delivered DY
MM Dumas and Faye. The services "eio '0'9 AN
Press
General Grant Is not 50 very tacltuth "iIoI
all declares the L,nroa WOrd. know at least that
be ket friend OF mine by The butt0nnOie Tor TWO hOus
% stretoh the other day while discussing variety oi
topics and getting through three cigars. Amongst Other
things ne said that the deep current OF English sypa
tly for America. as eymceG BY the reception gwen
him, had made y great impression on the American
people lie gathered this from the numefOus letters thd
had reached him. well from the spirit of the press
IN America He appeared ~ take lively interest All III
Ola and all relating 20 IT, and mentioned his intenton OF
'SiuDg That country on his way BACK " Anioii0A' 80