New-York tribune., 1877-08-04
PERSONAL.

Governor and Mrs Hendricks are travelling
on the Continent and will begin their journey of return
scptembers s
The great d. w. Voorhees, has written a
popular lecture about man OF fragrant meInory-if'
Thomas Jefferson
The Rev. Henry NJ. Field is enlightening
village audiences around Stockbridge IN the hills oil
Berkshire. He gives them lectures concerning his
travels.
Gen. Butler arrived at ROckland, Me-, on
Thursday in his yacht America. Tho people crowded
the streets to gaze upon him. He has to Mt Desert
and Halifax.
Mr. Moody-likewise Mr.. Sankey-say they
will not go any campmeetng this season; 1t is SAID
that they prefer have entire charge Of whatever meet
ings they labor In.
Mr.. Petroleum V. Nasby has emerged from
the rustic retirement of the Coneder Roads, ana is
writing a play which Is To have the stage during the
coming theatrical season.
Gen. Clusters funeral will take place at
West Point some time IN October, when his old army
friends be present. Until then his body vii. remain
in the receiving vaut OF POughkeepsle Cemetery
NJ. dc PresSense, the distinguished French
Evangelical preacher and writer is growing old his hair
IS gray but his fiery spirit is unsubdued. lie gives bril-
liant addresses seated quietly IN front Of his desk
There is said to be living in Texas a niece
OF Marshal Neya lady Of good intellect and an accom-
plished sculptor She arrived in Texas with fortune
and with Utopan plans which Texas did not help her TO
realize Her life Is quiet ana retired one near sa
Mime. Linda Villari, the writer of the clever
new novel In Change Unchanged" IL an English
woman and the wife of Prof Pasquae Villari OF Flor
rnce the author of the Life of SavOnarOa ana OF tine
Life Of Macbiaven." the first volume of which has
just appeared
Mr.. w. II. West, the Republican candidate
for Governor of ONO is clever lawyer with an ex
ceent vein Of oratory He is described as somewhat
resembling Mr.. Lincoln in appearance being TAI, ansu
lar and--not handsome lie is partially blind and needs
guidance in going about He lives IN BelleiOntane and
has been popularity liked as Judge
It il reported that Mr.. 1ilden, while Gov
ernor gave Mrs. Walworh positive promise Of pardon
her but he went out Of office without executing
IT, Young walwOrth is ill., and his mother will take him
10 Europe his health and spirits His face Is
pale and haggard Syracuse reporter says OF his ap
pearance that city: His hair has grown long, and he
allows it fall in heavy locks upon his shoulders He
was dressed plainly and spoke but little to his mother
who remained with him and attended to his little wants
with untlring devotion
Mr.. Darwin's life is a comfortable one-he
has never obliged to hght poverty aud has had
plenty OF leisure which to follow his chosen studies
lie married his cousin. Miss Emma Wedgewood and they
live in the lovely County OF Kent Mr.. Darwins eldest
SON. Mr.. william Darwin is banker at southampton :
the second George took high hOnOrs at Cambridge and
is now Fellow Of Trinity tine third, Frank who has in
heued his fathers ilheah acts his secretary the
fourth Leonard, Il an OIIlctr dItilicI} usti
sushed himself as of scientific corps sent to
observe the transit of venus the fh, Horace is an
cellcnt mathematician one married ana one unmarried
daughter complete family whose constant care Il 10 re-
lieye its head OF all possible tr0uhie or anxiety
Gen. W. b. Hazen sails to-day for Vienna,
where he be stationed representative Of the Reg
ular Army TO watch the progress of military operations
between Russia and Turkey. vicious effort was made
to prevent his obedience to this assignment
by trumped up charges against him in con-
nection To the Belknap business. Gen Hazen
exposed Belknap and either the fallen Sec
ratary nor any Of his friends likely soon to forgive
tine sturdy soldier for his downright obsnacy in sticking
to his story until lie got listened to- They prosecuted
him for years. and kept him. IN spite Of his wound
frontier service. The Government has now decided
that persecution is to to stop ard brushes aside the
malicious charges as frivolous Gen iiazcn Will be ac-
companed To Vienna by his wife, the younger daughter
OF Washington Mclean
Prof. David Swing has bright letter in his
paper The Chcdgo Alliance from the seat Miami Uni.
yersity, concerning OF his college there
twenty odd years ago Milton sayler he says. intended
then 10 study theology "Whe In college he always
ahead OF bis class He the only student known
to who equally good IN all studies. The child is
father Of the man In college Sayler popular and
ambitious and thus he shadowod forth the public
career he has since found and maintained. He
loved to address crowd and be floating on
the stream OF society. Lewis Ross grave,
and serious, and impressive. lie had kind Of
Supreme bench style. In his law practice at Council
Bluffs, he In the majestic way lie will not
bubble In any way riAe. Until Iowa shall have put
Ross s highest bench, 1t will not have learned what
splendid man il has in it, farther border Ben Harri-
not good on the regular textbooks, but OF
splendid mind ana full OF love Of history and philosophy
lie Of lofty nature and could not be betrayed into
any form OF college trick In Greek he generally
clnrel the verb To he In the first aOrst teuse
and singular number, and hence was generally cor
rect lie very conscientious, ana to the honor
OF the family which he wore, he added his
individual excellence OF mind and character" The Pro-
essor modestly ncglects 10 extend his illustrations OF the
proycrb that the child Is father Of the by telling
how In college hc himself devoted student OF the
classics and OF beesletres accomplished dehnter
OCCASIONS.
ROME, Aug. 3.-Ihe Yomiste announces that