National Republican., 1880-08-06
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
PERSONAL.

A PARTY Of British tourists at Niagara num-
Der thirty and are accompanied by two corre-
spoudents aud n photographer.
SENATOR EATON Of Connecticut arrived in
Washington yesterday and put up at the Ar
lington.
COLONEL RoGERs, the presidents private
secretary, having returned from the seaside
yesterday resumed his duties at the executive
mansion.
Hon. ROSWELL c. Horn, tto witty con.
gresham from Michigan, has boon ronomi-
mated, aud will put tho next house in better
huinor than he has found It possible during
democratic ascendonoy.
PROFESSOR +. NJ. ENDLICK, late geologist
and mining expert on tho United States
geological and geographical survey of tho
territories, has been rendered The chair OF
geology and mineralogy in the poly ytcchnic
school Of the National university, and lie has
accepted the same
AMONG the passengers who sailed on
Wednesday from New York in tho Cunard
steamer Glllia arc Sir Bache Cunnrd, Con-
gresham Hewitt, OK Ostmast er- General John
4. Croswoll aud Mrs. Creswell, Judge Monson,
Judge and Mrs. o. c. Pratt.
BISHOP WILLIAM O'IIARA of Scranton, Pa,
and Bishop Jeremiah +. Shanahau OF Harris
burg, Pa, sailed yesterday from New York in
the Whito Star steamer Cotic TO 20 to Rome
in accordance with the canon Of The catholic
church, which requires bishops to make visiS
to the popo at least once Ia ten years.
Mr.. SoUTnw1CK GUTHRIE, until recently
tho 6ookkcGper in the Office of the auditor Of
railroad accounts Cf the interior department.,
has resigned his position 10 take charge of and
settle with the several departments OF the gov
orn:nent the accounts OF tho Central Pacific
aud the Union Pacific railroads for trausporta-
ton.
The assertion is renewed that tho Baroness
Burdctte-Coutts is to marry Mr.. Ashmead
Bartlett, her private secretary Tho baroness
Is sixty.siX aud Mr.. Bartlett is tNenty-nine.
If the rumor is true it will go to prove that
although there may be time when woman
is "U'er young TO marry" there is never
time when she is too Old-espocially if she has
plenty of money.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS delivered a stirring
address at the large celebration held at e.
mira, n. Y, on Tuesday, in honor Of tho
emancipation OF slaves by Britain, and Of
President Lincoln's emancipation proclana-
tion. There were delegates from Rochester,
Syracuse, Geneva, Auburn and Utica, and a
large attendance OF colorGd people from tho
surrounding country.
Miss JENNIE McGEAw aud Professor Will
| lard FIs!Se were married ut Berlin with endless
lormalitios-ono day by civil marriage and
the next with religious ceremony. Minister
A. d. White mentioned at the wedding
break fast that there bad been "intcrviows
with ministers to secure disponsations from
publication OF tho banns Interviews with
various other official personages to relieve our
friends now so happily united from long aud
tedious formalities; and finally yesterday
marriage before the civil authorities, done,
! am bound TO say, with completeness, a thor
| Oughncss, provision for every possible
contingency, an amount Of reading aud
| signing Of paper which filled us all with
astonishment and admiration. Aud now wo
have had the religious ceremony, which our
friend Aucrbach declares an exceedingly
beautiful one, aud our friends may fairly bo
put upon the list Of mucl-marred people,"