New-York tribune., 1879-11-12
I,LR,ONiL.

Ex-Governor Straw of NcwHampshirc, IS
very An and is Not expccted 20 recover.
Mr. Bret IIarte IS attending to the puhlca-
ton of , new book in Paris. Il i- 10 appear siuu'-
tausous. DO Fianse, Germany. Lngaad and t"c United
Stat.
The Turkish Sultan is ccouomizing to the
extent of crre tnat instead co. sevsi Dishes hence
forth hut ,hgoo arc 20 bc served az hs dnnei-'oe'
Cayiaia Eais is now in Cona .artinope.
Here is a description Of Mr.. Gladstone even
more graphic tlsn the last oue he looks an active
mud pos r'l man. OF middle negat with broad though
somevAIt STOPPING shoulders lie speaks with aulma-
tion and uses frequent gesture. His hair Is gray ms
Soung. Qur. aul fun OF lire.
There il a report that Mr.. 7. VI. Johnson,
Fecretaiv of the Republican STATE Committee Is desr
ms Of r.u, Governor COrneVe private secretary ms
Is On error Mr. johnson naturally desires TO DC re-
r,ored To his old position as Clerk OF the Assembly
,.nen ne fiuod with credit Tor four years The amhi-
iioui- "a oudahe one. and Mr. johnson is "e Aueu ior
the position he seeks. ,
,nDo.oDh.r written in 174I aud giving Fingnlary
clear e. acaI account OF his family, is about TO be
Foi u Boston, IL belongs the collection OF me late
Colonel Brauz MAYER, which contains also the ceie
brai,d letter of General Charles Lee TO Samuel Pur
,pce az h. fiu,ofc ordering the arrest Of Robert Eden
fhe la. rf Governor OF Mar land 1hs. too j. 10 he
sod Tie 1898 othef valuable Mss. oi iAe col
ieciiou.
MIS-. Iatou kitW 'iiil lu- NV '--N' NV ~ y
rc. that hfo was at an end Tor her. and waited
very quietly and calmly for DEATH " II IS beautiful
xrorld IN lcve" size said. looking out 40 the sunshine
,h dav lefore she died am not afraid 10 de but II
A. sucn q beautiful wOrd!' In answer TO a sugges-
sion OF something that should be done on the
morrow she said. g Not morrow ! shall be here here
ouiv "a h d. wmie Tomorrow The nearest relative
wnom Nr.. Eaton leaves Is hct tne m
- and tu, ofler-u-law OF one of the hothschllos
Ralph Gordon Noel. Baron Wentworth, and
anasou OF the poet Byron the English peer 10 whom
Mss Fletcher The clever and pretty young author OF
J. .sinct" j. 20 be mari ell He IS the yOuh-
ger Of the two sons Of Earl Loyelace and ms
wife Ada Byron's daughter, and is now forty
years old The title OF Baron comes to him from ms
grandmother. Lady Byron. who was Baroness Went
worth I'M her own right. Robert Browning IS cordial
friend Of Miss Fletcher aud admTcr OF her literary work.
and il was he who introduced Lord wentworth 70
her among the Italian mountains ast ouii,el .s s
Wedding Miss says 20 take place THIS month
IN Rome soon as the young American new LOOK -
Finished. Ihis work II dedicated 10 nj btvNtuE anu
" sid contains descriptions from hte OF roman 30
cety and particularly OF its American element
General Sherman says, concerning COM
,aiut that the Society OF the Army of the Tennessee
1roposes TO Inonopoze the time and attention Of Gen
era Grant IN Cbcago " II Is eminenty proper and
fgh that the society which represents the Army OF the
Teunessee the first great army which General Grant
formed ana with which be began his wonderfu
career Of victory, should welcome him back
20 his home. We compose his military family.
and have no more purpose TO monopoize
his time and attention than woud his wife aud children
an a similar occasion. The Army OF the Tennessee,
which our society represents, was not close corpora
fiou but a agnIfcent body OF patTOuc sodlely, VINO
foucht from the day Of the war 10 lts close WIN
recor Of deeds winch ente IL 10 the gratitude Oi every
American"
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The French Ambassador
ssvis!tng Prince Bismarck AT VaIzin No political i'm
ortance is attached TO tins circumstance, however as
fhe invitation given time ago bur the visit
as until the present time ia consequence Of
prince Bisnarck's indlspOsiton