National Republican., 1880-07-29
PERSONAE.

Gov CARROLL Of Maryland is now one Of
the lions at Newport
ANDREWS Queen says that susan b. Anthony
is fcariully sud wonderfully maid.
THE violiniss Ole Bull, is i'll and has been
obliged to cancel his Swedish engagement
GENERAL BoURBAKt has entered tho Greele
service aud is to Jo chiofofslaG Of the army,
BRICK PoMERoY declines TO support Weaver.
It is as much as he can do TO support him
self
GENERAL Y. p. BANKS arrived in town yes-
terdsy from Chicago. lie will depart to-day
for tho east.
WEBB HAYES, son oftho president intends,
II is reported, 10 settle ia Toledo as q merchant
next spring.
CHANCELLOR oHAGAN of Ireland is tho
FIRST catholic who has held that position since
the days Of Queen Elizabeth.
SAN PIEncY aud his new play Deception"
were well received at the Baldwin theatre, at
san Francisco, CAL the other night.
The celebrated Professor Blnclic Of the
free church Of Scotland arrived on Saturday
last in Boston. lie Is ou visit to Harvard
college.
GENERAL WADE HAMPTON is angling in
virginia, aud is said TO be the most sltillful
and successful fisherman that the James river
has known for years.
WHEN Governor and Mrs. Stanford Of Cali
iornia went TO see THE Dauitos" in London
one night, Mrs. Stanford is said to havo worn
100000 worth Of diamonds.
BARON BLANC, Italian minister at Washing.
ton, is spending the summer at his home in
Italy, aud 1t is officially announced that he
Will not return TO this country.
Mr. GLADSTONE always insists on having
seven hours sleep day, aud eight IL possible,
ana sips tea as u narcotic at o'clock In tho
morning. after his nights work is over
Ex.SENAToR sPRAGUE is living ut Canon.
chet IN strict retirement. Over six hundred
thousand dollars are said to have been thrown
away upon this place, which would not sell
for tenth Of the SUN.
Hon. Il. ~ REYNOLDS leaves for New York
on the Both instant lie intends spending
tow weeks in the Catskill mountains previous
to his witos aud youngest sons departure for
Europe on the Goth of August.
A CABLE dispatch from London says that
Mr.. William Vanderbilt has made to Manager
Gye tempting offer for performances by tho
Covent Garden Opera company in New York
during the next universal exhibition.
MARSHAL CANRoBERr at the close of the
review Of the 1ith of July, addressing NJ.
Gambotti expressed his warm satisfaction ut
tho ceremony, adding, ut Is new army, and
| sincerely desire IL may be moro fortunate
than ours"
Rev. GEORGE DRADBERN of Melrosc, Mass,
died on Monday last, aged seveuty-three. Hc
was an old-time anti-slavery man and we'll
known lecturer upon that subject, aud had
the friendship Of many Of the foremost men OF
the country.
REV. MIR. CHAINEY, for several years until
recently pastor of the Unitarian church ut
Evansville, Indiana, has been expelled from
Masonic lodge, of which he was an active
member, for horesy, he having publicly de-
clared that no had lost faith iu God. The case
has como up to the grand lodge of Indiana.
EX-GovERNoR A. II. REEDER, the first ter
ritorial governor of Kansas is to be honoIed
by having his portrait placed in the executive
office at Topeka, representing him escaping as
deck hand on steamer from Kansas City In
1856, when the invaders OF tho state wanted
to kill him on account Of his advocacy of
freedom.
NR. GLADSTONE has thought it worth while
to contradict II statement made by Captain
SdebOttOm TO the effect that Lady Rosobery
had given Mr.. Gladstone large sum Of money
for his election expenses, and that 1t WAS spent
in bribing the electors of Midlothian. 1t will
be seen by this that there is mud.throwing in
| England.
STEPHEN MIRIAM, the man condemned TO
death by Minister Maynard at Alexandria
without n jury trial, IL said by the T.arelcr to
| have been former resident Of Boston, where
be was engaged as merchant in the Smyrna
trade, with his place of business on Lewis
wharf lie was uaturali2cd in Boston about
| twenty-five years ago.
| The money now held by the Colonel Robert
| G.. Shaw monument trustees amounts TO Sl3-
600. II was started in 1863, just after Colonel
Shaw had fallen at the head of the Fify-fourth
Massachusetts regiment of colored volunteers
in the assault on Fort Wagner. The sum Is
sufficient for Il portrait statue; it is not
enough for an equestrian Two gentlemen
have pledged $500 each toward the latter il IL
is placed at the junction of Commonwea
avenue aud West Chester Park, Boston.