New-York tribune., 1882-09-26

serbsrQ in styria where she will henceiorth spend
most OF her time.
The Prince of Wales has completed three weeks
course of treatment at Homburg. During that time
he took the medicinal spring water, internally and
externally with scrupuous regularity, Kept early
hours took much exercise, ate plain food ohiy ana
in all respects observed the prescribed regimen AS
q result it Is said. his health has materlay nd mi1
proved lie has now gone with the Princess anu
the two young Princes to Abergeldle LOT q mohen
OF highland air.
When General then Lieutenant-Co Colonel Sir
Garnet Wolseley visited this country during tho
rebellion, Just twenty years ago, he impressed COT
respondent who met HIM IN Richmond, va as
robust young man of twenty-eght or thirty, hve
feet nine or ten inches high, with a well-propor-
tior ed frame look of ruddy health, quick, aiert
step, clear, OPEN handsome lace, quiet, easy
manners and q peculiarly incslve. clear-cut style
of conversation Everything about him indicated
energy, aertness, decision and force OF character
In his memorial sermon on the Hon. Otis Norcross,
Dr. BartOl made special reference to that gentle
mans care for small matters when lie was Mayor OF
Boston. " We're there trip to some public lnsttu-
.tion Journey down the harbor, an entertainment
of visitors he would fix his eye on the expense aud
Question as to inOrdinate carriagehire penteous
wine and cigars II was said that he managed Guy
affairs in small" way but probably most CITY
taxpayers in Boston and elsewhere would not
" small way nowadays.
The ft. Rev. John A. Paddock, D. D., of the Epis-
copal Church. has returned from his missionary dio
.ese TO collect money IN behalf of several church
schools which he is anxious to establish IN Wash
ington Territory. On Sunday he preached in st.
Peters Church. Brooklyn, the parish Of which he
was rector for more than twenty-five years, and
described with characteristic fervOr and earnestness
the nature of the work which he has undertaken in
the Far West There were few dry eyes in the con-
gregatOn when he referred to the death of his noble
wife and to the hospital which mas been erected!
at Tacoma during the last wear as memorial OF
her virtues and faith The Bishop went out 10 MS
diocese eighteen months ago well equipped Tor MS
missionary work He has already lald the foun1a,
tUns Tor u large number OF churches, when VIII
eventually become self-supTOTtne, aud he hopes Dy
means of the educational establishments which be
is striving 20 found TO enlarge materially the
scope of his work This is one Of the few quarters
where the Protestant Episcopal Church is not lag
ging behind other religious denominations IN mis-
slOnary enterprise.
LANCASTER. Penn. Sept. 25.-Private advices are
to the erect that DR.. J. j. Wickersham, of this
city, has sent in his resignation as United States
Ministers to Denmark and will shortly sail for
home. 1he reason assigned for this action is the
bad effect upon his health OF climatic influences.
VICTORIA. b. c.. Sept 25.-rhe week has been
one OF public enjoyment and enthusiasm over the
visit of Lord Lorne and Princess Louise. On Satnr-
day the party visited the water-works, and while
there the little daughter of a farNer fell and broke
her arm. Princess Louise carried the child to the
house remaining and acviating her distress MI
the arrival Of the surgeon sent Tor Oy me Governor
General. To-day the party visited me ihahul% %
tories and held Il draWing-rOon IN the Assembly
Chamb l. Tomorrow there VIII DC "A garden party
IL honor of the guests.