New-York tribune., 1877-05-15
PERSONAL.

Hear the slogan Of Senator Logan softly 20
into COloradO-iOr the Summer
Marshal Frederick Douglass says concerning
the Washington excitement about his baltimore speech
" It is All a tempest in n teapot"
There is a report that the son of the cee-
brated schay has offered his services to the Porte. aud
is organizing corps Of volunteers in the Caucasus.
Princess Lydia Kamakaeha Lilinokalani now
rules iu Hawaii on the throne Of her lately deceased
brother. She is the wife Of John o. Domins, Governor
OF Oahu
The Hon. Thomas Russell, who recently re-
turned from bis post Minister TO Venezuela has re-
opened his house m Boston He will deliver an Grafton
on Decoration Day al Music Han
Mr. Jesse X. Grant, who accompanies his
father to Europe hs private secretary s engaged To
write letters for 7le CLicGgo Inter Ocea1, apparently
much tu that journals satisfaction.
The Rev. G.. C.. Swaync OF Corpus christi
College candidate for the poetry proiessor'hp
at oxford he Is an elderly gentleman, with some ac-
uuaiuiance with Spanish and some reputation as a
private Codcn'
President Hayes is to have quaint gift
from the enthusiastic residents Of Apple Creek, ONO
THIS is u large rustic armchair constructed OF apple
branches On nearly every piece Of the chair Is cut
legend" south Carolina" louisiana" "Reconsruc-
,ion." " Peace POicy," Fifteenth Amendment &c.
Prof. Seth Abbott, the father of Miss Emma
Abbott says The baltimore american, is resident of
that city and large class oi young people under in
stIuion in musical elOcution. He Is at present making
sements for the production o can ata OF ms own
arranging in which Miss Emma Abbott will take the
leauIns part.
Mr. w. ". COrcolan lives in the Washington
house which Mr. Webster occupied while he negotiated
the treaty with Lord AshurtOn aud 1t was there tnat
tue Rcy. Dr. Hawley announced that he was "SorTg to
inform you that President Harrison has gone to heaven
Mr. Colcordn was so pleased with Mr. Websters March
speech tnat ho paid nOe for $4,000 which had been
discounted at lis bank
Major Thomas G.. Jones of Alabama, who
was once Confederate soldier an@ who made u manly
memorial speech at Montg gomcly in H. ana another at
Washington dinner IA to receive In Consideration OF his
words a medal from a number oi Federal soldiers.
Among the inscriptions on tho medal will be this one:
cod knows WHO was right" which is inscription
on tomb IN Virginia over the graves of two brothers
who were Killed lighting IN the Opposing armies OF lhe
lato war.
The kettles and sauccpans of Count Hoyos,
the Austrian Minister, which sold at such astonishing
prices az auction ire other day, are discovered no"
{, have belonged to Mr. A. r. shepherd rented his
house 10 the Count AMI thought it rather clever to
announce sale OF the effects Ia the residence lately
occupied by the Austrian Minister" The ladies wL0
bought the Shepherd tinware at tremendous prices.
under tie impression that 10 was the properly oi uit
tilted Aus II, are painfully dsenchtniod
Nois OnIor has remarkable portrait OF
,ic andre 10 aa5 in the Paris Salon this year. Tnc
dramatic author Is represented sitting with his head iu-
cincl ana rcgcting rather muslng. The painting Is
a present from the artist to the acadcmcian. When
finished Dumas held out his hand to hc.ssonier and
said: " not the protcnsion 10 offer you anything
In return for this work portrait By you is without
price; bat can declare that from this day the picture
Viii be let by my wd 10 The Louvre which s ts proper
place" The painter smiled, embraced Dumas, and sul-
pl, said; Thank you, very sincerely"
The Hon. David NJ. Key writes to the Gin
ciunau committee which invited him 10 attend the Dec
Grafton Day in that city: Il rejoice to hear
you say that tho soldiers that buried in y0ur braut
iu city of the dead whether they the Blue or the
cray w l bc alike respected lie who dies for cause
he believes just may have done engaging in
the strife, but hc has committed sin. lie may have
dcd ClIistiai-au honest man. The fact that the
southern soldier stakld his life his cause manifested
ms sInccrt. say you please that he was mistaken,
that Eo did a great wrong; bat say at ihe time
mat Hc was honest ana ON the grave Of such
one tears may iali from kindly eyes and flowers be
strcaH 10y lovely hands without reprUach"
Mr. Moody was welcomed back to the Bos-
Tabernacle sunday by largo thrOnss. lie looked
fresh and vigorous and spoke with all ms accustomed
,yor and earuesnoSs. In the afternoon temperance
meeting w8s held, Mir Moody conducting the exercises
Ia the evening the evangelist preached on Hope" say
ing during The course OF his sermon: "Hope s never
used in the scriptures 10 express doubt bat now great
many Christians use express their doubts. do not
know hov many Christians I have asked about their
souls welfare aud received the answer, Il hope avn
Christian \ hope / am Now, y0u cannot lind that
anywhere ~ thc Word of God. do not say, nope
am married. avn married, and know it. d. not say,
i nope am au American know am"
The Right Hon. Lord Clarence Edward
Plgot ex xsccret5ry to the Board Of Admiralty, Royal
British Navy. visited tho Naval Academy at Annapolis
on Saturday, accompanied bY his Alfred and num-
her ~ the lady mcHDer- Of his family The party
received ) Admiral r, dscrs and .tan ana the marine
guards iubrIliiut parade uniform The Cidv mdshipmen
performed the cyoluions or dress parade and skrmsh
drl during a cessation Nhich Lord pagct made brief
addrc to the og expressive Of thcirmauy
appearance and proficiency in exercise After inspecting
tc various departments Of interest ia the Acldcnv Lord
P1gct anI company, with a number Of the personal
friends Cf GOV. Carroll, repaired TO tine Executive Man
aiOE, whore they look uuCh.
baltimore, May I4.--GOy. John Lee Carroll
and Miss Carter Thompson formerly OF Stamton. W.,
wcrc married privately at the cathedral tins afternoon
The Rev. Thomas >. Lcc Oliciatcd.