New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-18
PERSONAL.

II is announced that the state of Lord Randolph
Churchlrs health will not admit of his return to
Parliament during the present session.
Senator IEales wife and children are at their
home in Maine, and next week will go to Mount
Desert for the summer, accompanied by Mrs.
Chandler Mrs. llale's mother.
NJ. David Chcrbuliez, cousin of Victor Cherbu-
liez the novelist and newly elected has
long been engaged in teaching school in this coun-
try For several years he conducted a school of
his own at NeW-Rochellc, and is at present pursu-
ing his profession III this city.
Congressman Blackburn is a young-looking man,
with sweeping moustache and a figure that has by
no means lost all its youthful grace As a speaker,
fine rhetorical effects delight him, and he is given
TO faryid flights of oratory. The peculiar Ken
lucky accent and Southern twang are distinctly
noticeable in his voice.
Captain Paul Boyton has swan more than % 900
miles saved hundreds of lives and is officially re-
ported by the Saving Service as having rescued
seventy two persons from drowning upon the coasts
of the United States For his services he has re-
ceived forty-two medals from European Govern
ments but not one from this country of which he
is a native.
William H. Vanderbilt with party of friends
started early Yesterday morning tour of inspec-
ton of the railroads under his charge. He will go
over the New-York Central, the Lake Shore, the
Michigan Central the Chicago and North western
and other lines before his return. The length of his
absence is not certain, because his trip may extend
as far West as Omaha, or possibly Denver.
The Rev. Ernest Wibcrforce, the new Church OF
Englandl Bishop of Newcastle, is first cousin OF
Father Bertrand WHEREFORE Roman Catholic
priest of that city, and also a nephew of Cardinal
Manning who is only one of four uncies of the new
Bishop who have gone over to the Roman cOmmun-
ion whittier also his eldest sister and her hus-
band have gone. Bishop Wllherforce will be conse-
Grated by the Archbishop of York on ST. James
Day July %, in York Minister.
To a meeting in honor of the memory of Garibaldi
held by Italian residents of Boston in Faneuil Hall
Thursday evening, Wendell Phillips wrote that
only the condition of his family prevented him from
being present Garibad" he said shares with
Mazzini alone the glory of having made Italy what
she IL to-day Cautious men reap IN Office paTla-
ment and palace what they sowed in toll, want, ex,
lie, obloquy and on the battlefield. But Italy and
history will do them full Justice"
Herr Hahn the Rossliwirth landlord of the Inn
| of the Little Horse Cannstadt, Is dead-a man who
for moment played an important part In the las1
Franco-Prusnan war. In 1871, when besieged Paris
was in the agOuics of starvation, Jules Fayre visited
Bismarck at tho German headquarters at Versailles
and pleaded for an armistice, on the ground that
Germans and French alike were we'll nigh famshed
This Bismarck denied. Favre would not accept the
| denial. Then SAID Bismarck to a servants Send
mo tho landlord of the Rossll =" then to Favre
" See, does this look like staryationf As he spoke
| he pointed 10 Herr Hahn who. of ordinary height
was more than three yards in girth, and weighed
| 400 pounds. Favre retroated in disnay, and re
ported his friends that the only hope OF Paris lay
not in the beslegers becoming starved. but III thell
growing too tat To fight.
Mr.. Ruskin has published an important com
munlcation concerning his projected st. Georges
| Museum at Walkley, Sheffield To obtain more
general public support Of the Guild. he materially
modifes the. conditions of membership. As to the