New-York tribune., 1879-05-05
Personal.

Mr. Bancrofts health is said to be not i'm
proving at present 49,,
George Eliot is i'll and can write very little,
while her doctors are uncertain to her being able TO
work for several years.
The Rev DR.. Bacon is to give the Grafton
Of the celebration In NewHaven. July L. Of the 1OOth
rnvarv of the invasion Gf that city BY the British
An amusing phase Of the recent insane at
,er,pt 10 murder Mr.. Edwin Booth s the poor young
,,s unanimous offer to settle the matter for
@aaii" s9oo~ ''"7 l''
Mrs. ADtoinette Brown Blackwell, after
MANY vcats Of retirement from the ministerial work
in which she was regularly ordained is about it Is said
TO reGnter tne pulpit
The late Caleb Cushmgs estate is not as
large MS 10 was at first Thought great deal Of Is
wild and uu urro1uctive land. His house ia NewburJ
port ana hi, library viii soon be sold
Ulysses Grant, jr., has just become part
owner r is reported, the Evening star lode. one Of
Governor Rou-t's mines at Leadvile lie has recently
returned IRON VISIT Co that wealthy region
General Grants departure from Lucknow
WIS exceeding stately. long line Of big elephants
were stationed along the railway track near the station
a battery fired oil royal salute. military guard was
drawn up faciug The station, and band payaa one OF
our National airs while the BtltiSl cceI' anu tA-4l'
stood with uncovered heads.
All the close of an act in one of Miss Clara
Morris, performances in Cincinnati, last week. very
urettv H.ta shetland colt was led upon Che
s+age and presented 70 the actress. lt wore
n red halter and a wreath of flowers, and
was about as large Ne"founlland dog
II re.uoudec caraasng.y to Miss Mouis's welcome,
and slipping FOL. halter was about Jo plunge over tlt
fOatclts INFO The orchestra when 10 Ws captured ana
lad of tac Stage.
The Rev. VIM. X. Hall, pastor Of the First
Pre,bvt.rial Church Of Newbufs, bias been appointed
bv Tire President member OF She Board Of Visitors %
tle Military Academy. The appointment is one calcu-
lated To- give peculiar satisfaction 90 West Point, where
III Has frequently preached. and where le Is favor
ably known botu 10 tue Professors aud the young men
graduate oi ie ana wel-knoNu u tie t'r-heru laI'
OF tar state as a sound and el.qucnr preacher.
Margaret of Italy is fond Of poetry, Of
novels %. Government debates ami squsbDies she Is
even Interested IN archaeology She reads "a little OF
every hing aud when she is about 90 literary cecbri
ties s said 20 cram" their writ ags in preparation fol
The interview size has just received lr Samue! smiles
whose works by the wav, are very popular through
translation u italy. The Queen met him very cordially
Ia Sed with li.u most uudeIs auOn-y about Lls D0oA
anu iu away enchanted VITA uef gfacOsntas and
good s.use
#. Nfzieres's doubt the authenticity Of VI.
ReuaD deeerution of tine personal appearance OF ST.
PAM ,Drers Co nave ser the Paris Oook-wOIms aJ work
defvinc among of the early Church Fathers
TIE result D.. MOI only Justification Of Renan, bu ID
cooi many curious disc0v rts, If which the following
arc perhaps the most notable S. Ccment, OF AeXan-
dria thus sketches the saviour: Jesus had no beauty
OF face: u person offered pLJ seal attractions; he
only u.--as- beauty of soul, UIIrl is The true beauty
r-...rre D dl-rI'e % ST. PuIrcarp who dis
The l.os disciple tLat t-e Lalr OF Jesus lad
ulrcady turned white when le b gan n'5 lllaslOu.