New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
qucnces OF allowing the true object of the move.
ment to be Understood by the people.
PERSONAL.

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Mr. Henry Irving. it is said, is soon to an.
| pear Sir Edpard Mortimer
DIR. John Hall is to preach several times In
July in the Calvary Presbyterian Church. in San Fran.
cisco.
Mr.. Simon Cameron is reported to have
dread of railroad accidents and for this did NOT
90 to Cleveland to his sons wedding
| DR.. John Henry Newman is the Catholic
priest whose letters on the Future Punishment Question
are printed in The Contemporary Reriew for May.
Mr.. f. b. Washbume is becoming acquainted
with this Continent He is travelling through Caforni.
Oregon and Washington Territory. Is the White House
IN his nllndi
Gustav Freytag, the distinguished German
novelist has been Ill during the past Winter ,hs
publication OF the volumes OF his great move,
series OF German life has been deferred sine die
Viscountess Kingsland, the English noble
woman, who has been barely keeping herself from
starvation BY needlework have hereafter an in
lome Of $500, from the fund OF $2,9i0 collected and
Invested for her benefit.
The Countess BIOwnlow has loaned to an
e Exhibition OF ancient needlework in London, white
satin cap by authenticated Queen Elizabeth
Her Mjestys satin boots also shown. decked with
embroidery aud silver, and suitable to sovereign who
trod in spacious times.
Mrs. Harriet Lewis, the amiable lady who
has Just died in Rochester is reported 10 have
comfortable with popular Serials" written
chiefly for The Ledger. She born in Penn YAM NY
and began to write at twelve years OF age sending story
to Massachusetts paper for which she received $50
The young lady whom Arthur, Duke of
COnnaught going to marry is the youngest Of the
three daughters of Prince Frederick Charles Of Prussia
Her is Louise Marguerite Alexandra Victoria Az.
mes; she is pretty, very charming and amiable and
seventeen years old. The Duke receives from the
British nation annual OF ST., 900; upon lis
marriage 1t will be raised TO Sl25,OOO.
NJ Gambetta has had an interview with the
Prince of Wales, very anicabe indeed in tone. They
shook hands, the Prince said some polite things and
| Gambetta thanked HIM for the words frankly
sympathetic TOWARD France that he had recently
uttered. 81 think | can say in the name OF my
whole party" added NJ Gambetta, that the senti-
ments of concord and union expressed by your Royal
Hghness respond to wishes and aspirations" IL
believe so, toO" said the Prince, "and for my part.
have ceased TO be the friend Of Francenever at
| any period" The Prince, at the end of the
versation, offered to introduce to N. Gambetta
| his brotheTin-law, the Crown Prince OF Den
mark The latter received the leader OF the Republican
taking leave of NJ. Gambet.a, expressed wish 20 see
! him ii he visited England.
The Countess Russell has been showing her.
self to be most gracious LADY in her reception Of Nom
conformst deputation. On the recent hftieh annver
sary repeal OF the Test and Corporation Actss
famous measure relieving NoncOnfOrmsts from the
civil disabilities under which they long labored-this
deputatOn from various denominations Of Protestant
DiSsenters London tOtPembrOke Lodge, Rich
mOnd. to present address Of thanks and con-
graduation TO the venerable statesman TO whose
advocacy they manly owe the passing OF that
great charter OF their liberties. The Earl was too
Ill TO receive them and Lady Russell became his substi.
tute replying to the address Of the chairman with an
excellent little speech Speaking for her husband she
said OF all the victories by that great party to
which In his later as in his earlier years IN has
been nseparaby attached, there is dearer to his
memory than that Of which you celebrate this
day, the hftieth anniversary. Had the Noneon-
formists rs a body been opposed to Lord Rus
sell in their political principles, be would equally
have maintained their as that OF justice and
Of truth The Nonconformlsts, on their part, while
molly and unhn cngy asserting their nights sought,
not their alone but felt that their course
ws that of universal justice and TRUTH and their past
history teaches look To them with cOnidenc, Tor
the future rs champions Of freedom in her onward
march, Lord Russell felt that England in opening the
door OF the State to all her citizens equally IN refusing
any longer 10 take the holy name OF religion IN
vain as sanction for legal Injustice acting In the
spirit OF Christianity and for the promotion OF true
llgOD."
BOsTOY, May 21.-The Hon. Thomas Russell
late United Minister to the Republic OF Venezuela,
arrived here this morning He viii go to WASH
ngton to report result OF his mission to the Govern
ment.
BUFFALO, May 21.-The Hon. Allen c.
Beach present in this city the guest Of Senator
Il. Y. Pierce.