New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
PERSONAL.
and prosperity

Mr. W. j. Stlman has been sent TO Athens by
The London Times as Its war correspondents
Mr. George p. Marsh intends, 1t is reported 80 re-
sign his Italian mission next spring, IN cousdera-
ton OF his advanced age.
MI Theodore Triton has returned from Europe.
His new lecture s entitled The Worlds Io-mor-
row. He Is under the management Of Mr.. Charles
Mumford. OF Red Bank, y. j.
Prince Gortschakoi is SAID to feel the helplessness
Of his condition so much that ne has asked to De
definitely relieved from the duties of the Chancel-
lorshIp.
Ismail Pacha. ex-Knedive is leading ;ho quieest
sort of life in Vienna He drives daily in the PIater
never failing to visit the Industrial Exhibition. He
dimes at and never stlrs out afterward but sits III
his rooms at the hotel playing cards with his suite
all the evening.
The Russian Czarevna. the sister Of Alexandra, has
lust done a kindly deed, which the officers under
Skobeleff rill not soon forget Hearing that they
were suffering for want of warm leather jackets to
keep off the severe night-frOstS she ordered hun
dred of these jackets from a ST. Petersburg tailor
and quietly sent them off 10 the officers with the
Czareynas best wishes"
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, of this city. has made
a liberal contribution for the publication of the
"History of Woman Suffrage in the United States"
which Miss Susan B. Anthony, Mrs. Stanton and
Mrs. Gage, are now compiling. Miss Anthony and
Mrs Stanton have cancelled all lyceum lectures for
the season, aud will spend the winter together at
Mrs. Stanton's rural home III New-Jersey.
The late Mrs. Lydia Maria Child has be-
queathed $4,000 to the Hampton College
$1,000 to the Free Religious Association.
- to express" she says, my cordial sympathy with
those who are trying 10 melt away sectarIan bar
riers which 50 baleully divide the human family,
whether thev exist between tine different sccts OF
Christians or between the different re- gous of the
world" Mrs. Child, among other Dequests, leaves
$1,000 ." for the elevation OF tue character OF
women, aud the enlargement of their sphere of ac
tion the money to be used IN such manner as
Colonel Hgginson and Mrs. Liyermore may direct.
The Rev. Joseph Cook was entertained at break
fast in London ten days ago by the treasurer of the
Christian Young Mems Association, a largo number
of the lights of British noncon ormity being pres
ent Mr.. Spurgeon wrote IL should regard it as a
great pleasure to accept the invitation to meet 30
distinguished aud useful a teacher. Bat, alas | am
an invalid, and must be denied many of the Joys of
social life for while. Permit me, however to
charge you with u message OF grateful respect for
Mr.. Cook. for whose appeara zee at this juncture
have blessed God many times. Rlgat heartily hope
that England NAV b. favored with some of tho "a
confirming words which have been so useful TO me-
staggering. anu those coufoGGdIng arguments which
have scattered The designing, sctptlcai OandsD
Count Harry Arnm Is about to return TO Berlin.
relying on DIR. slmons official certificate that any
Imprisonment would Dc almost fatal to tho exam
baSsadors shattered health. The Count is said TO
be sadly broken in health and is eager to clear him
self OF the charge Of treason. One touching phase
OF Count Arnim's lite Is the devotion shown 10
him by his wife and children. and which could not
even be- for n moment shaken by the humiliation be
had t. endure. Baron Arhm SchlagenthIn hIs only
son. who, not twithstanding temporary rstrange-
ent fo vhis father prev To The atters rl nuIn-
tons, mantully stood 0y his side when the Offices
of the law were Dersecutng the Count has lust been