New-York tribune., 1878-06-08
Jersey mosquito to a bald-beaded man who has lost
PERSOYAL.

Mrs. Marian Lewes George Eliot has written
= new poem with the title OF " A College BREAKFAST
p.rt,S II will appear in July
aTIndercliif,D the home of the late George
. ,,or-,. IA now melancholy and deserted, showing
svsryWhere the marks OF deeaY.
Andrew JohnsOn's monument was unveiled
:. ..creenville Tenn, Wednesday, with much eere-
oopy and with hearty good feeling.
NJ Don Cameron, il is said, is called in
s.binrton "The Donna" perhaps TO distinguish her
80. tbe wife OF the other Senator Cameron
Mr.. Henry Irying, it is reported, IS about TO
-, a. the London Iycoum az Tanderdeeken IN
vsr,on Of The Flying Dutehinan' written for him oy
The beautiful Mrs. William Waldorf Astor
:, ber wedding on Thursday white satin and
I'D magnificent diamond necklace, the worth Of
strs fs siarfngy stated IN the fashion reports at
s4ooo60 It the glft OF Mrs J. j. Astor
shortly before the death of Cruikshank, one
q, his letters brought large at a sale OF auto
,,nhs one Of the artists friends met him the same
evening and told him about It. "Wel there are silly
rfooe IN world" he exclaimed u wish however
fbey would 70 me, and would SIT down ana Wfle
letter. all day for half the money
Rev. Leonard w. Bacon wishes to contra
det the story HE leaving Pittsburg abruptly His dc
parture was the result OF deliberate and friendly con-
sultaaon with the authorities OF the church. ana IN
perfect good wiz with all concerned The statomen! 10
ne contrary WIS based upon eifcumsantal account IN
Pitisburg paper which II VIII be wise IN future 70
regard with dstrusL
NJ. Sardou was received, the other day, into
the company OF the immortals Of the French
Academy, in the presence Of large number OF distn-
gushed guests Only five out Of the 500 cards disrbu
ted we're not used NJ. sardOu's speech was an
elegant and witty Paneyre on his predeees-
sor NJ Autran ssrden Is q smaI, TN thin erd n'an. l
mouth seNsifive aud che forehead very high and large
He may indeed be described as having "a dOme-hKc eA-
beard mnstacbe. We're it not for his deep-sunk eX
pressiye eyes, and the wrinkles Whch are VS. VS.
BE only close inspection. one would ibke
n sardou Tor young man. IN ,ph p0Ihe oi 1ssi is,I
EEt.iss plane In renlving 70 Sardou's speech
yerT happily described NJ Sardoas genius III saving ta
he mad conrived to counsel virtue without becoming
tresone and TO preach morality 20 unbehcyers, while
charming them with his spTightlness aud VIII ~
CHARLES Blanc did not hesitate 20 criticse, and be
protested against the exaggeratOn OF stage decoration
and mise scene.
Garibaldi and Victor Hugo both wrote
cAaraeersiic letters 70 the committee OF the Working
mems Congress- lately held az Milan protest against
awarIike solution OF the Eastern question. Garbald
vrte thus Caprera. May I3-My dear friends-You
have echoed that portion OF the English nation which
desires peace and your voice worthy Of the great
Lombard metropolis which drove the opnressor
from it's midst and made snch signal contributions
70 Itaiys resurrection. We have rights still 10
reylndcate aud brothers stin to redeem, and
be il said without vainglOrious vaunting
We never feared war when we were but few, and Ger
tainly We fear it less to-day although acquesce IN
International arbitration when M Is adopted by the rulers
Of nations Therefore, let CXcaim with your 6eeOO
and invite every we'll constituted mind TO Join IN the
sWar against warfaTe' Ever yours. q. GARIBALDI."
The following was received from NJ. victor Hugo 4"
sParis, May 16.-My dear oOmpatriots OF Italy, my
brethren-IOu are right IN your reliance on me- VIII
never weary till my last breath In counseung peace 10
men and IN euioning kings. II Is time that crowns
and arlsOcracies should obey the conscience or man
kind. There are longer enmiues among peopl' s.
Why, then. should there be wars among kings These
wars are therefore, bat many crimes Do you tell n
10 Milan and will repeat Il 70 Paris The appeal Tor
peace which you make on the 10Th OF May viii renew
on the 3Oth OF the month. on the occasion OF e
centenary OF YotaiTe. Your friend, VICTOR HUGO
MONTREAL, June Lord and Lady Dutferin
and their suite left Ottawa this morning for Quebec.
Many people were at the wharf 10 bid them fare
we'll On his arrival bere this evening, Lord
Duern was presented by the president Of the Montreal
Curling Club with farewell address, accompanied by
an oil painting representing the club at play.
Ills Exoelency replied in feeling terms. The
party viii stop al Quebec until the arrival OF the
Steamer scandinavian BY which portion OF His Exeel-
lencys family leave England. Lord and Lady Duern
will accompany them q short distance 70 and VIII
then be taken on by the Government steamer Druid,
which Nl take them 20 IadOusac, whore they VIII
puend summer months