New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-03
PERSONAL.

The Garrison memorial fund now amount,
10 sl946
! General Garfield is to give the Fourth Of
July address at sandusky
| The new president Of Yassar, DR.. Caldwell
will, with his wife, spend hs in Europe
Senator Wade Hampton is now suffering
severely from his anputated leg and has gone home to
South Carolina.
Mr.. Larkn j. Mead has received from Gin
cnnat and San Francisco orders for large plaster casts
OF his design, The Surrender OF CORVALLIS" intended
for the Lincoln Monument a. Springfield. III.
Judge Dillon says that he does not seek lis
new appointment for q lie OF ingorous ease but that
he may tho better be enabled discharge that dot
which Lord Bacon says every lawyer to his pro-
fcssOn.
Dir. Kuhara is clever and scholarly Japan
gentleman, who is about to to his country for
the purpose Of postgraduate study Johns Hopkins
University lie Is graduate the Imperial University
at Toxic and has translated many English works
japanese.
The house in New-Haven in which Benedict
Arnold at time lived Is sim standing though m
somewhat dilapdated condition ABold's stationary
shoe-box still remains in Of the halls. One Of The
attractions of the dwelling a stairway with the
be pulled oat INTO the room when necessary. The Old
house viii be open for inspection Tomorrow.
Mr.. Arthur Sullivan, who has just been ere
v,
iavorite with the undergraduates Of that Institution
At the granting OF degrees the other day the chief event
the descent from the upper gallery Of an Immense
puafore. Then followed from the undergraduates one
of the most popular the Pinafore chou,es, which was
received with tremendous and general applause checked,
alas! IN the bud b. a stern proctor
Mr.. George w. Childs is the fortunate
owner OF original Ms sermon Of Cotton Mathers, Of
the Ms. of LowelPs poem Under tie Willows" Of the
complete Ms. of DicAens'5 Mutual Friend" and Of
portions OF the Ms. Of Byron's Bride Of Abydos."
Mr. Chds has also letters from Dickens, from Haw-
thome and from counties, other authors and better
than all, the last letter that Washington wrote.
dated six days before his death.
Mr.. Richard Hengist Horne, the author Of
"Oron" and other poems is strong, bird-like little
old man with gray curls and grizzcd mustache. Mr.
Edward King relates that Horne can swim mile with
his legs tied. and that he viii plunge into the StOfe,t
water on the most incement day with kind of Joy lie
has charming manners and many accomplishments. not
the least of which is his capacity for singing
barbarlc songs to guitar Accomplishments.
General Bradley L. JOhnsOn's perfcctiOns
have been loudly clan;od by the friends he has left be-
hind him in Richmond. As n comradc," says one
Of these friends, we have known him kind and unset
FISH, scattering his genial warmth a. flower It's per
iumc. This much the world has known Of the man. As
a friend | have known him. Neyer has the call OF
friendship been unanswered. Head, hands aud purse
were equally subject 90 demand Bold brave yet gen
tie. he stood ioyay 10 serve those VINO hed hs uoIu
General Grant is said TO have maintained
the most perfect health during his entire Journey round
the world, completely acpsng IN this particular tho
Captain the Puafore. Dr.. Heating, of Philadelphia,
WHO was with the General during part Of the trp
that in making bis travelling speeches Grant SAID just
what came into his head, not single speech that ho
made was c0 or formal Everything he said had great
effect but TO get him speak when he considered words
unnecessary utterly impossible as TO make
dumb talk Il remember one incident on steamer.
4 number OF glIsh officers lad rendered him BAN
quet, nd OF them made short speech which re-
CURED response. But, Notwithstanding tie numerous
requests and rOusiug cheers General Grant sat IN his
seat rs mate as statue. NOT word would BE inter-
But he evidently goudndtuIct lu hls siaJboIE-
h8I tie officers really admired Hp iOr IT, alba look
not the least offence. Tie SAID aerUard that l reason
for refusing Wa thar tar gentlemen only wished %
hear hun tall, ana that there was 10 reality noihng
needed to be said. He 4, great enemy % aH'taton'
BERLIN, July 2.-Prmce Bismarck gave a
dinner to-day IN honor Of Andrew d. White, the Amer-
can Minister.
GAsPE, Que, July 1.-The Governor-Gen-
eral the Duke OF Argyll aud party, who arrived last
night Oy Druid, to-day visited the principal
fishing establishments in this vicinity and fish
ing I'm the vicinity OF Gaspe Bay. They will return 10
Ga-pe Basin tonight ANA Will p, ODaDy leave IOr Camp
be lion Tomorrow.