New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
PERSONAL.

General Burnside will speak to the veterans
AT their reunion at welrs, Mass, to-day.
The King and Queen of Italy will visit
Paris next month The King ana Queen Of Portugal are
expected there at the same time.
Senator Thurman will probably extend his
Southern tourney In the Fall beyond North Carolina.
He il expected to attend the Georgia State Fair.
Princess Louise, now Viee-Queen OF Canada,
ia described as woman strong character and decided
will She has an intelligent and determined aee Weh
suggests her mothers She is very cultivated In tera-
lure aud art, aud pleasant IN her manners
The monument to Marquette's memory Will
probabIy be built at old Fort Holmes on Macnaw Is
land in Lake Huron 800 feet above the water. About
500 900 will be needed Of which 5000 was raised at
the organization OF the association last wek senator
Ferry OF Michigan, is president OF tue society,"
Ex-Lieutenant-GOver AlvOrd sums up the
result of his Summers work at his island home in the ST.
Lawrence thus 1850 fish caught, and no glass globes
lars or nets used; boxesOf fish sent to friends; 700
visitor, entertained; huge amount Of enjoyment and
complexion almost copper Color
The Hon. Robert C.. Winthrop has presented
the Boston Public Library with volume containing the
original shorthand report OF Websters reply to hayne
IN the United States Senate by Joseph Gales the speech
az written out by Mr.. and Mrs. Gales from the short
hand report the speech prepared by Mr. webster As
cony for toe press; an appendix Endorsed by Mr. NeO
SER and the perfected speech originally printed:
The Rev. DR.. Lyman Coleman, OF Lafayette
College at EastOn PENN il believed to be the odes'
coilen professor I'm active service in America He was
graduated at Yale 1917, and Is now In his eightythu
year With the exception OF seven years employed IN
preaching he has spent all his active life in teaching
He has travelled at intervals and written several 9ooss
He rs now visiting In Western Massachusetts, ana eou
Quoted services at Belehert0wn on SUNDAY
Lord Lorne seems to fill all the requirements
necessary in Governor-Gener OF Cauada and the APP
noinrpept is regarded in Britain exceedingly goou
one An English paper sketches the new Governor as
man Of some capacity and Of considerable ohela eA
perience He his fathers private secretary uu'nS
the time OF the Gladstone Government and is tra'eF
Ter a writer and a man of independent thought lie is
tnrtythree years OF age, and has sat in Parliament M
more tnau ten years But his marriage IS n'
great qualification for his new Office He will take WIN
him to Canada the cleveres Of the Queens daughters
the most popular. His court will have a semirO5N
character The Canadians will be battered ana .e "a
ire viii be all the stronger. Thus great dmculy Nv
been well surrounded Nobody knew bow TO suPpD LII
place of Lord Dufern. He Is the best governor beI Of
canada ever HAD. But the appointment or the Sne, n
the Clan Campbell who married Princess III anre
lated the Psalms, s some security Tor ts Vas
few years ago being too sorely stralned'
A letter from De Witt Clinton is now pun
lshed for the first time In a Hudson paper ~ W"
written from Washington in February lsoZ Juss ~.
his arrival 70 take his seat in the United states 0.
He speaks as follows OF President Jefferson ana 49,
Burr, the latter Of whom be calls the mite ~
trlglant:" ~ have seen the President HIS uDAhe'
simplicity Of manner, his plain put genteel at'n',
commnnicativeness and apparent total exemption IT,
art and discrimination, added TO a piercing eye SAiA
physiognomy and majestic person. give one tne NJ. nv.
favorable Impression, aud have doubt but thst Nv
every way worthy OF being the chief magistrate VI -
country Nothing but formal ciyity exists pew y.
the little intrguant and myself he was prepsS or
seeing me- and diseerned no emotions, either IJS bls
otherwise Perfect eOmpOsure AMI Goodness una hv lie
conduct visited him the next morning az vas
shortuess OF my visit gave him to understands
a mere ceremonial one from member 70 tne Phh.3Seer
~ publIc BODY Nothing particular passeu ,Dd5nes,
us x day or two atterward he lett acafo AZ in5 'e
and thus eudeth our communications" A.,
Two anecdotes of Emperor William -.
official Of the German Civil Service and his vile ce'eO
ted recently their diamond wedding. fne .1.l
his retirement heard OF this event. and sent m. d
lion portrait of himself in golden setting ornaue
with the imperial arms by way Of wedding plse !,
ana AT the same time his regret that his naoy
write prevented his appepding his autograph. 49,
However he promised as as he was aple 70 uS
THE other incidental follows; Two oniiui0 s-ns
hatcher In a village few miles fom Berlin, n-,
heard OF the Emperor's fondness for blue eornO
,our bachelors buttOns), gathered a great hOS's