New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-09
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OF Mr.. Whittier it is said that there are few
literary men so kind 20 young writer's a. he.
Professor William Everett, late of Harvard,
will succced Professor Dimmick head Of Adams Acad
cmv-at least temporarily.
The Boston correspondent OF The hartford
o,rant saws that the Rev. Mr. Cooks audiences are
hocomug more critical" and Il" that his last lecture
pronounced the poorest ne has yet gwen
The Princess of Wales is described as pos
sessng 10 perfection the fine art Of salutauon When
abe bows 10 multitude she has way OF making every
man and woman feel that lac she alone The proud Ie
ciplcnt OF the royal sdlutdion'
General C.. w. Field, the new Doorkeeper
OF the House. has spent several years IN the service OF
the Khediye. He resigned his post and returned TO
Georgia because OF tho lack Of schools IN EGYPT Tor
his children The political disabilities imposed upon
him by his Confederate service were removed aoont
two months ago
Mr. Joseph Jefferson is gentle-hcarted
man. a. well a. u fine actor and an accomplished gouie'
man Not long ago he found an old blind fisherman
ANGLING I'm the hayou near his Louisiana plantation aud
became 50 interested In him that ne sent rim 70 clever
ocust Ia NcwOrlcans, with instructions 70 spare no a
peuse in restoring his sight
Mile. Jeanne Donste is n little pianistc only
seven years old VINO has lately performed before Queen
Victoria When at Buckingham Palace, the little lady
wore a white artificial came1ia "Mho gave you ihaii
asked the Queen. "Oh that's my taiismnn. y9w
Maielty went over a corbcc took out red cauiei.
nd tay
my dear. and may both bring you two-ioid shaN F"
good luck :"
When Mr.. Gladstone was staying in Ireland
las, year he went into Dublin VITA some friends eae
morning. and determined TO travel thirdclasa in order
AZ well BELTS a popular leader-to have loof 81 tns
lower classes But after the first stoppare De rcosl
his companions In the nrstcass compartment one OF
them being OF an nquisiiye temperament, made iuqmr
les OF the tenants OF the thrd-cass NJ 10 what
had occurred He told that shortly after the d'p
turc OF the train from the station wherc Mr. Gadsos
got into IT, man stting next tho e1Premier turnrdp
him aud commenced spirited conversation, into Nhen
they both heartily entered. suddenly the native etd
with y rich Hibernan hiOgGe, They tel me, roiF' ~
Mr.. Gladstone il IN TN, train on u ~, lt,t.ii
bis companon III tell you What 10 is.solT, thofgn
not "a bigger blackglard In IT, AZ TN. luhrIHl. i'o
train Stopped ana Mr. Gladstone reioned ls iri Dds
When Marshal Soult, Duke OF Dalmata'
visited England IS Ambassador Extraordinary, b. was
taken 10 the mint where u proposed 10 show Inn
the process OF coung The fret stroke o the lever p
duced a large medal IN gold. eight inches N
diameter, representing admirably the PRONE |"
the Marshal In uniform. The Master OF uh'
Mint begged his acceptance OF ~ 10 on
tain that surprising result, which so much aai"hi'n'
tho Marshal, the director OF the establishments 40
taken tho precauton to send 20 Paris several months
before A very clever engraver, who collected 'h Ao
medals. encraylugs aud drawings reproducing W.
features OF the Marshal. The use mas' OF ,,sde
,nsdal Wa curious The Duchess had ~ balt3
INTO "A small table which Was constshil "a. ~.
hc side Of her armchair Tho gold piece - ln ths %
rs limbo ded ln blue velvet aud surrounded VIII e
~ ne soue ma erlal bu smaller In size when hsa
strnct IA commemorate the battles In Nhich tht W.
shal had taken part Inc "h"io ""'
a glass set In gold rln
Mr.. Harrison Ainsworth is now well'pre.
servod gentleman OF threescore and twelve, gray %
ocks but keeping stlll the wellcut features OF 's
juvenile dandy whom Macl.se painted lie confirms 'as
story OF the rapid writing OF the fourth book OF
wood" 81 wrote t." he says Gin tweniyfouI 10. 80
| OF continuous work. | had previously a. ar, ~ ran
| ,.ootIng a, Kuburn Wells and the death OF i"'s
IIng-s work OF some little ume-eus NV"