New-York tribune., 1878-10-05
PERSONAL.

o., ,uor Vance's mother is extremely Ill.
The subscriptions lately raised for Mario
vn buv for him an annuity of about $50 week
NJ G3mbetta, it is reported, VIII visit Eng
,sud in November. guest of sir Charles Diihe'
Judge Earle is recovering his health ana
Intends 20 return his home IL the end OF TINS month
Judpe Belford, Just elected Republican Con-
eressnan from Colorado, is native OF the Jun'ata
Valley. Pennsylvania
Canon Farrar, it is pity to relate, has been
photographed l academical costume OF gown ana EooJ
with hands cas ped and raised as IN supphcatOn.
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams jr., and Others
Of the Union Pacific Government directors, just
visiting the interesting places the Pacific coast.
Professor Max Muller believes in the higher
education of girls. He has just gwen $500 to be Iu
vested to provide exhibition for scholarship at the
High SegOoi for Gir.s III oxford.
Sir George Campbell, the member of Par
lament who is now visiting President Potter OF Union
College. travelling in this eouniry chiefly for the in
sIcction of oar agricultural interests.
Lord Rosebery, while making speech at
the opening recently OF school Oi science ana art sad
that II Government would make music cheap and easy
he believed that would effect more ameoF,tfon
OF tue people many more ambitious and speCiOUs
schemes
Mr.. Charles G. Leland, writing to The Press,
of Pnilade pha, concerning the Oriental Congress al
Florence says that the representative OF an outawed
WandeflI tongue, lHe heMldlN, He WAS
the Iudo-EuroDean Section and he adds: % am happy
20 SAY that the that R0mmaDy has represents
tive has Deen most cordially welcomed by Professors
Beafey, Asc ii and NJ. vambery who nave assured me
that 100 little atcntlon has hitherto been drawn 10 1ls
most curious HndO-Perslan dialect"
Dean Stanley is TO visit the Marquis of
Lo1ne in Canada before returning 10 England Nj.
Grove Ed1or of MGcmildn's MagaziHe, says that ne
and the Dean have eghed thus far with all they
have seen IN country, and especially pleased with
the attention that shown them. One peculiar
ity of American cites he THINKS is very striking ana
thar Is that each city has distinctive character sc
Thai belongs 10 Itself; the ticCS or den diner, 50 40
the American towns. Tdls fact he SAID. Is peasng, ana
interest Of the foreigner who could make
each CITY sort or study.
Concerning Dean Stanley'S reception at Hart
ford bv Bsnop Williams, The Post Of that city relates
this story After the hurry and hustle Of ting CT
the train WAS through with, the Dean who Is of diunu
tive stature was deserted by the Bishop in little group
near bv App. oachng him Bishop Williams remarked {:
and this Is Dean Stanley T. Yes.' the reply:
and YOU sir are Bishop Wliiamsl Beng answered IN the
affirmative the Dean looked up mquirngiy into the toll
Bishops face and continued: Il did not suppose you
were so very tail. Bishop Williams The Bshop, with
that OuIck genial humOr for which he is noted
psd And did not know you were so short rlng-
ing laugh round, and the two distinguished church.
men sIuutered thOu2b they had been Old-time
friends and had not mel be ore for wears"
LONDON, Oct. 4.-The runOr of the betTOthal
OF Prince LOUIS Napoleon sou OF the late Emperor TO
the Princess Thyra, daughter Of the King of Denmark,
revived the London correspondence Of provincial
newspapers.