New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
PERSONAL.


The Right Rev. William Bacon Stevens, Bishop
of Hennsy ivania Is IN Switzerland.
Miss Maude Crowley, the daughter Of Richard
Crowley of this State is engaged to he married to
Chester A. Arthur, II.
Justices Stanley Matthews and S s. Miller, Ofthe
United States Supreme Court while ID Albany this
week, went through the new Capitol.
Postmaster-General Howe is at Manitou Springs,
Colorado to regain his health, and will not come
back to Washington before the LIST of October.
William Morgan, the artist. has jusr returned from
Kent Conn. where he has been spending the greater
portion of the summer. He brings home with hun
a number of figure studies p int out-of- 'oorS.
son of the Rev George o. Barnes, the evan
rcllst. is about to begin career as an evangelist
lie Is twenty-five years of age, is a college eradu
ate and has been carefully instructed by his father
~ the methods of eyangesilc W0i k
NJ. Kuupp, the celebrated gun manufactures Is in
Paris Iii, presence there recalls tine fact that at
the Exposition of 1867 he exhibited his great can
non Marshal Neil who was then Minister 81 War
in France rejected 1t; but Won M0ltke with truer
INSIGHT adopted IT, and the result at sedan demon
Strdtcd his WISDOM
SIZE. NJ Archibald. X. c. NJ. G.. British Consul
General at Nrw-York. and his wife and daughter
were passengers on the White star steamship
Adriatlc. winch arrived from Liverpool yesterday.
As Con,ul-General Archibald is beyond the retiring
age being seveutytwo years old. 1t is said that ne
viii soon be relieved from active duty ana DE re-
tired on pension. Consul PIcrrepont Edwards Is
mentioned for promotion 10 succeed him.
Lord Charles Beresford the gallant commander
of the Condor is, a. every one knows, the bosom
friend of the Duke of Edinburgh. On one occasion
when H. r. H. was the captain Of the Galatea he
challenged Charlie" TO dance breakdown
With him. They stood mp before each other 40 long
and danced with such violence that 1t was evident
that the dance would only end with the utter ex-
hau-tion of both. The band played several Tunes
not Of dancing nature IN or cr 10 Hdnce theh 10
STOP but to no aya Finally fr they ,r snG t ,5 up
air both stopped and resumed their seats.
The bust of General Garfield modelled by Preston
Powers has been recently inspected by Mrs. Gar
field. who has sgnihed her appreciation of il, and
in writing 10 Mr.. Powers to order copy in marble,
SAYS: - am not disappointed on seeing your bust
of General GARFIELD second time, and desire TO
add 10 what have already said of Its truthtuineSs
that Won have represented the strength and dignity
which were 80 eminently his characteristics, with
ont having sacrificed he delicate lnodeiing OF the
'eaiurcs which eAhlDlled MS cuilNdIou anu le-
hnemeut"
A CORRESPONDENT of the Athens Ga, Banner
Gatchmda relates the following anecdote concern
lnQ two prominent Confederate Generals: In the
tail of 500 | was visiting the town Of Lexington,
Va. and happening to spend a Sunday there, | at
tended service in the little chapel of Washington
College The minister was General Pendle-
ton Chief of Artillery in the Confederate
army in Virginia. In the pew Immediately
IN front of the pulpit sat General Robert
T. Lee. surrounded by his family, the very emb'di-
urut Of profound ana respectful deYOlOn, follow
ur with close attention the services conducted by
Li. former artillery officer. six years before had
s,.rf them both under very dlhernt circumstances.
Then General Lee was leader aud General Pendle-
ton responded rom the mouths OF hs brd2en can
non At the commencement OF the war General
Pendleton was in charge of an Episcopal church
in Lexington. Having received military eauea-
tion Lo raised a company ana went 10 the front,
where bv h, zeal in the cause lie mad entered into
Inc soon became the chef officer III that branch OF
service
Joanncius tbs Exarch of Georgia, has been called
10 the Episcopal See Of Moscow, Russia made vacant
by the recent death of Archbishop Alacarius. Tie
rburchpon speak~ as follows concerning Archbishop
Joannlc,us: he new Metropolitan Is about fifty
four wear, of age lie graduated with honor at the
so,ntual Academy at Kieh, IN 1851, was made
Ar.hiunudrlte IN 1891. Rector of tho Theological
seminary at Kicf IN 1898, the next year put in
obarge of the Spiritual Academy in the same city.
apd tine year following became Rector of that at ST
poier.irirg In 1861 he WIS conSecated TO the
eplscopate rs Vicar Bishop to the Metropolitan of
- Petersburg, with the titlo Bishop OF NIbOrg. IN
tnGl lie was made Diocesan of Saratof, IN 1873
lisbon OF Mini NOvgOrOd, III 1877 he became TX
arch of Georgia Jt anulcius has always been known
a. A, energetic and successful labOrer every
sphrre OF duty in which he has been engaged, and II
Is confidently hoped that he vii prove no unworthy
succe or To the great men who OF Late have adorned
the Metropoilca See of MoscOw-Pmlaret, Inno-
cent and Macarus."
VICTORIA b. c., Sept. 22.-The Yice-Regal party
visited Esqumalt to-day and examined the dry
dock and harbors. The Marquis VIII open the Az
rlcnlmral show on Wednesday next and on the fol-
lowing day will proceed to the interior, returning
on the coast of the island.