National Republican., 1880-07-28
PERSONIL.

SENATOR Don CAMERON is registered at the
Brcvoort house, New York.
DIR. TANNER will have completed tho thir-
tieth day of his fast at noon to-day.
SECRETARY RAMSEY left tho city yesterday
for ten-days visit TO Now England.
WARREN SN1TH Of Halifax has challenged
Riley to row three miles for 81 600 a side.
PREslDENT HAYES will not make any po-
litical speeches during his trip to California.
OLE BULL the famous violinist, Is III and
has been compelled to cancel his Swedish en-
gagemonts.
GENERAL GRANT aud party arrived at Mani
tou, Col, yesterday and were met there By U.
8. Graut, IT,
SECRETARY scnURz arrived in san Fran-
cisco yesterday, and was seronaded ut his hotel
last evening.
TRIcKETT, the Austnlian sculler, has ar
rived in London. He expects to row Hanlan
November IL.
THE Princess Beatrice met the ex.Emprcss
Eugepis in royal yacht and conveyed her to
Southampton.
Miss JEROME, daughter Of Mr.. T.eonar1
jerome, is the latest addition to the TVhi'ehda
RcrieU'S Gallery Of Portraits"
GENERAL McDowELL tolc1riphs that tho
Mexican iorco pursuing Victoria over the
border consists of 800 cavalry aud $50 in
fantry.
Mr.. EDGAR ARNOLD, editor Of the Peoples
Voice of Winchester, Virginia, with his bride,
ara spending their honeymoon at the ST.
James hotol.
EvARTs T.. b. WARREN. secretary of tho
Buffalo IN. " Corier company, died at Fort
| Gratiot, Mich, on Sunday, while on trip for
tho benefit of his health.
| GENERAL HANCOCK will perform the duty
Of comm ander Of the department Of the sonth
| in addition to his present duties during
General Augur's visit to this city.
MADAME IsADoRA CLARK, the concert So
| prano, tho death of whosc husband was re-
Gently announced, will resume her engage
meuts during the coming autumn,
| DIR. CONSTANTINE HERINo, tho founder OF
the homeopathic school of medicine in the
United States, died at his home in Phladol-
phia on Friday last, in the eightioth year OF
his ago.
JONI G. BLAIR HoGE of DIartinsburg was
nominated for representative in congress Oh
Monday by tho democrats Of the sccomd dis
trct Of West Virginia, defeating B. F. Ma rtin,
the present incnmbGns.
PROFESSOR ROBERTSON SMITHS article in
the Encyclopedia Britannica on "Hcbrcw Lam
|
cry from leaders Of the Edinburgh presbytery,
who raise the charge of heresy.
| CoILEcroR MERRITT Is not to be removed.
Secretary Sherman has never talked with the
president on The snbjcct 1t has beon our
opinion all along that there was very little
bottom TO the rumors on the subject.
MAJOR ]. NJ. BuvDY editor of the New
York Ereaing Nail, is writing the lifc Of
General Garfield for A. s. Barnes & Co. OF New
York, The book will contain several illustTa-
tions and possess many unique and special
| features
JouS PORE HoDSET, Mt the head of dele
CATION supposed to represent the worknginon
| of tho United States, called on General Ham
cock on Monday. They claimed Ia Represent
organizations in twcuty-six states. General
Hancock refused TO be drawn out of his she'll
aud referred them to Mr.. Barnum. which WIS
more 10 their purpose. uenerni Hancock does
not keep his barrel at Governors island.
MRS SARAH GREBLE who died on su nday
IN Philadelphia, was the widow Of L!cutcn ant
/ GTCblc, tho first commissioned olliccr killed
ia the civil war. H0 foil at Big Bethel. Mrs.
Grcblo was the daughter Of Rev, DIR. Fronch,
who for many years had charge of tho Church
of the Epiphany in this city. Mrs. Grehle
for several years was n great sufferer, but she
bore hor trials with n serene lorttule. ShO
was christian whose life fulfilled the best
requirements of her profession, and sho has
left behind her the fragrant memory Of q
multitude OF gentle deeds.
CARDINAL MANNING visitol Milan tho
other day, and on expressing wish TO possess
some relic Of Sln Carlo Bo'romeo, was pre-
sented with one OF tho saints vcstnets. OF
the cathedral he said ut would be my
desire, my ambition. to erect n cath drll in
London. which if not equal to this, would stili
be au imposing monument Of christianity, and
nv predecossOrs left me q considerable sum to
effect such an enterprise, but in existing cir
cumstaMcos l have thought it best to devote
the interest of that capital 10 creating u
catholic seminary in London"