New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
PERSONAL.
by Mr.. Ruski.

Secretary Fvarts, it is reported, intends to
visit Marbo's Vineyard some time during this month.
The Hon. Charles O'COnor has folded his
tent in Ncw-York and VIII pitch 1t this week at !ho
warm Springs, in North ClrOnni.
When the President goes to Brattleboro' he
viii be quietly entertained part OF the time Dy hi3
cousin " II. Bigelow, who dwells there.
Various hopes Of tn" nation are breathing
the Summer gales Of Name; the Hon j. d. Cameron 10
at Baugor Senator Blaine is at Augusta aud the Hon.
Eugene Hale is at his home IA Eil5WOrh
The Hon. james Russell Lowell, offers to let
his Cambridge home while he stays in Spain Inc an
nua consideration asked therefor Sl3Oo whch 10 no'
dear with ,he pOetical associations tnf""h H.
Mr.. Bayard Taylor is described by cores
pondent Of The Cincinnati Commere'at AZ Wmte ou-
phur Springs as "no ounger." lie is almost constantly
engaged in writing skctchng the wonderiui scenery
Of that beautiful region
An ancient group of gentlemen has just been
entertained by Mr.. G. W. Chds at Long Branch ihere
were Gen Robert Patterson, aged Sc the Hon. simon
Cameron Of Prlu yigania, whose years reach - 'he
Hon. Morton MoMichael, mature man OF 12i ana Jhe
Rev Dr. Morton o. Philadelphia, who Is also ~. wise
and reminiscent must have been the tdk OF THESE sases
Mr.. William Cullen Bryant says that 1T Is
too Late for him to think writing for public oc-
cayions II were to employ myself in such an Once
ne said TO the Orskany Committee, am afraid tEat
oud appear like q gardener, Who In the beginning OF
WINTER should attempt to raise noweiS In the open "r
order to have Dogget ready 5 gf Or '4 STepareG S ode
Of seven verses Tor Bennington
Bishop Quintard has sent TO the I nnessee
Historical sucicty divers uanteiligibe documents ana
this letter. "scwance, Tenn. Aug My Dear MI
Nelson: am sure you must feel a deep interest II We
Eastern Question" have no doubt 1t has Deen Oh
va mind If ye members OF Historical society 10
helm ye understand ye questions at issue ana We pre-.
sent con'irion Of affairs at ye re Il OF war itnu you
Turkish map-Ulth two newspapers I9iNtrt - 10 ]
by hashaw o, nine tails q suppose1 Fai1hiuHy yours
{. 7. Quniard."
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe writes from London
" the distinguished painter, Alma-Iadema, that ne Is
German Of the Germans, bland rosy, aud FOIL OF spark
ling good humor His house is oddly furnished Ihe
recept.on-roon is a Turkish boudor, fitted with low
eats low tables pipes. porceians and Oriental hang
ings OF the two drawing rooms, one is furnished III
French AID the other in old English style Then there
il n POmpeiln salon, and an Egyptian studio WIN
cheerful decoration Of small mmicries OF mummIes
placed at reglar distances along the walls His charm
inc vile aupear- 10 BE- the Guaiucs ornament OF tie
house She nas yellow hair OF the richest color eyes 81
"A primrose TIM tud complexion "lth pale DlOOH ol
s own rtse,nblng that of IL white rose. Sne also paints
,i.tr,rs and rer husband Ike, IT, " III do not tear
each Others aurcs," save Mrs. Howe
Lord DuF"rin and bis wife, who are travelling
wi their suite through Manitoba, stopped litte while
at - Paul and were with many pleasant for
maltics by the citizens. In reply to ex-Gov. DavSs
address Of welcome the GoyernorGeneral made very
bright ani kindly little speech in which he declared bis
appreciation OF his neighbOts. " | hayo always ne
said thought that no EngShman, no matter how large
may have been his political experience at home can DC
said to have completed his educquOn until he had the
good fortune to examined the institutions aud so
cia characteristics Of the United states. IL the INST
place il makes him understand hat though in outward
form the regime under which you live may differ from
our own yet in the essential particulars 1t Is dtlt'a',
nasmuch it secures each individual the utnos oi
hrrtv cnmpatihe with the safety and welfare OF the
ID
t,@f ln,nr lhar form of Government which apparently
iuu,ss the least possible restraint upoA the LuYldua,
thcr, resides put Of order ana Willingness I" ADue
by and r,..pc the law OF laud which alone can IN
sure 10 any cOpie etDer peace or progress Ii" peope
cF udf; animated by feelings of Ire greatest III
nirato of your energy and progress ana ny me most
u,r.rct confidence your friendship and good WILL
ROME, Aug. 7.-EX-Presdcnt Grant and par
yafriy,d at Bellao to-day. grand ete viii be given
m their honor. some American residents Of Rome nave
sent "A cOn.ratuLltO address 10 Gen. Grant