New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

xcuwas singulary handsome to the last the owner OF
sweet voice and the pleasanest Of manners. she was
excecdingly kind to literary novioes
Dr :. w. Williams is to be Chinese Profess
,or at Yale. which, in adding TO its Faculty an
endowed pocssorshp Of the Chinese Language and NJ
r,fnrr axes one more step In rivalry wit oxford Inc
Ssusrtlneut tEus becomes pcrmanpne m Yale.
Mr.. Alexander II. Stephens is looking well
he presdcs al his table pUucualy and takes plenty OF
exercise in his new rolling chair For the war IN Eu
rope be appears nothing. 81 hate all wars, he
.avs land viii be disfed dogs who will fight keep
from my uoot.
Mr.. Aldrich's house at PonkapOg Is an
oldashioucd twostory house, tuit at the beginning Oh
the century. and partially screened from the road ny
cherry and by hedge Of arbor-ye presided over
Is large, open fl e place in every room.
Theodore TiltOn and his daughter, Alice,
have been lately pr0menadns ~ Brooklyn streets
Tue two have inst returned from tour OF twenty-five
thousand mes, embracing every state IN the uaion eA
ccpt three The trip party Tor lectulhS PURPOSES
but manly Tor pleasure.
The second daughter of Oakley Hall, Maria
Theresa was married Thurs lay 70 william Bgeio"
Crosby q Young LAWYER Of this city. and nephew OF Dr.
Howard Crosby, Chancellor OF the University Miss lll
is the author of a novel, called Bells JanSel,
aud has shown IN the Greeley campaign Is P'''''''
CartoOnlsL
Newport has not always received Presidents
President Monroe first set foot there GOOD ola QuArI
advanced and with 10 ceremony whatever held ou LIS
hand with the greeting II 'w doc ,nre 70, 1if I
We are glad 10 see thee" And MI MoAIOo Ie'Pon''u
qm.e as sim l,
In reo,rd 10 Herr Wagner's visit 10 this cOCn-
try Prof Iernay Of Munich, writes that the composer
s already deeJ the work OF preparation, and is Out
lining the plan o. the capagnas fast - he can year
s. the limit ssgued to the visit Prof Bcruays states
that no desire 10 reap harvest OF money 10 hope o. per-
soual ClrCAct lronJs OF Liz visit ldlos lieir
Wagner.
Mr. William Lloyd Garrison ought, i'll the
opinion me Lotdoa Eeto to DE exception bly,
happy IL says that 1t has been gwen TO INN Ito se5
the OF his lab,rs in the spectacle of Republic IN
which, If all fee AM equal. they equally
free II feelings may be enyed for, indeed II Is oAy
few allowed The privilege oil sgut from the Ps-
gan OF a green and hOnOureI old age
When Col. T. W. HlggiusOn stood beside
President Hayes tine Providence platform the other
day and nc people began sLou Tor speech from the
Cniei Magistrate, The Colonel turned to him and said
"Ar. President yOu stay there I'VE niger, you
uot In tue Last rig tened answered: am not gong
60 e..A. There nothing easier tLan 10 bee silent"
Longfellow as boy was. according TO the
late j. +, c. Abbott, the pattern OF TIE nan Lonselow
very handsome, always well-irrssed with taste for
any but refined pleasure. Frank Pierce the most
popular Ouih IN COLI =. Calvin stowe the wag OF
BoNdoin: Hawthorne never uttered loud word or
laugn Wal Do college; he was peusye, tnolgut1, ana
constant etder
A proof-reader, weary OF existence, in a
moment of temporary insanity made THE TRIBUNE OF
Saturday say: "Charles Lanos grandson, Nj Charles
Lamb KouHe Iy," etewIele4s the copy read Charles
Lambs go.son Mr.. Charles Lamb Keuney," etc. Tat
pr0Oileadt has since, in tie course OF human events
nly,t uously disappeared. HIS ec"en'rciy, low
was no greater tuan that ci hl, iuEeIo $ ie W who
htel, Used "t'eyaied Railroad I"r ., l. e't,In
proper spe ing oi tn word " couQOniu-."
Prince BsmaTk is taking tie waters at Kis-
b. r, .lt-. +a, fl,
INT individuals the newspaper correspondents so
alxous Is he hal bis nCO-uito should DE absolutely
pccJed, that his arrival lie addressed most quaint
and Characteristic er,te in the EisSsng ARzegT TO
tie b4tucrs begging them. not 70 ordering them, not
to cOngregate for the purpose OF staring him when
daily Obliged attend for his BATH aud not 10 recog-
or bow tO lin I'D pubic; To- either he would bee
Obliged Co ignore tAcI s,AtLon auu Joe "nndet ucd as
an iltmauLe.cd Ae would 40 every Instant be
conn led to take 81 lis hat, cdch e0G and loose al
benrnt OF as "cuIc.'
The Queen of Holland was a clever letter
writer and mad good eye political COM LEGATIONS. AT
ter sadOWa size wrote % Napoleon ILL., IOu labor
saug- drsous, and YOUR prestige has sadly diminished
within the past fortnight You allow the weak 40 be
trampcc 1pon oud permit ycur n-aie-t negn6or 10
increase I'D n,lence and bruta n.y. Venice .dei, An>
tIis should have been assisted. SHOULD nave
nuo l ne ia, i i' ,- - '9,r nm u c,,6 10
Il Was buutel. Perhaps this In Last letter. Go
say sour day That did what could TO prevent the rum
O. what has Inspired NE Win 50 nacu Iilt td 50 much
ahuc;.n"
Il is related that when Lord HOuehtOn was
NOucltou Mines, lad in Rom he conade1 lady
iDent Roman society mis- aub ton SLIME m the RI
man She looked down a; the young man, shy and
sensitive, busIiu- ana awkward and informed him with
smile that lie had better abandon the idea. Years
passed away tie boy travelled had entered Para-
peut ad e-oie the author Of tae LenOs1al u T0tr
IN Greece PoeBs o. MJ5y Ies P0Dl Leaces aud other
mon, ana travels hdd developed INTO
cultivated and u-cIul OF tIo WUr0; had taken
Hr If. .f.ftI ID
time: AaI made hs iea-O,lok breakfasts, lis quarter
TONNE dInucr-, ANA HE subsequent receptions talked
about. not 0u.y n LONDON. but throughout Europe He
predicted laIurc IN the sevelAliled c5. Mt Mlucs
VeuI up her, took STOOL aud sat al Aei ieet Having
ng converse OF yesterday, anu SAID " You see.
Ltdy -, i nave carried OUT ny Idea IL LOnaUn, anu
with some success"
One day, while Fitz-Greene Halleck was be-
ing painted by Hicks lie began about poetry
and modern poets with Bal ard ylOr He be-
came interested, stYai-Ltencd himself il his chair
new glow, as slowly evolved from within, came upon
his face They sti trying 10 define poetry Ae SAID
." II DE explained i word: it's ~ the opposite
Of reason Reason is based fact. and fact not
poetry poet nothing to do with the facts OF things.
Tor he continually 0eny theuil" VIII you give
illustratOnF asked Nj. Taylor Certainly" sad
Haueck and then lie quoted not IRON Campbell By
ron, Moore, Taylor expected but these lines
WoTdsworth's ." Song the Feast OK BrOUglam Cas-
ge:"-
ArmOr rustng his walls
On blood OF Clifford citls
'Queli thc > cot! cXclainls tue lance.
h ar NE 10 tne heart Of FlauccV
l. the longing OF the shield.
Hcd tny name thou trembling field;
FItld Ol tttl, W4ere'e. tIou be,
G4Uaa JAou th our victory =!
"There " HalecG exclaimed, e was there ever any