New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-21

F. Love, the American dentist TO the Khediye AZ
Egypt Dr.. Love lost his original diploma by fra
at the bombardment of Alexandria, and wished Ia
nave duplicate OF 1t made out. But that would
be violation OF the law governing medical bodies.
80 he will, perforce, be content with certificate.
In early life Gambetta was for a time the Paris
correspondent of DEurope of Frankfort. and in that
capacity attended the sttings of the Corps Legis-
latif. He was in the habit of making audible com.
ments upon the debates he was listening to from
the reporters gallery, and more than few times
was the Due do Morny, who presided Obliged ia
threaten to clear the house of strangers in conse-
quence OF Gambetta's emphatic outbursts.
Sir julius Benedict, the veteran English musician
now seventytwo years Of age, is as bale and hearty
as he was when he came to America with JENNY
Lind trip of which he is still fond of talking Hs
recently sat up composing music for forty hours
without moments sleep or rest and when at last
the work in hand was finished, and Lady Benedict
urged him to go to bed aud rest, he gayly respond
ed: Eyes after I've read the evening papers,
The recent anniversary of Daniel Websters birth
day brought out some new stories of that statesman
To Boston lady, it is said he declared that of
one thing he was proud namely, his in cary
ing and serving roasted goose to ten persons. he
had ten hungry Marshfeld farmers to dine with
him. At che end of the table was roasted turkey
and at the other the goose When asked which he
wOuld have, each guest said :" Goose" And lcarved
that goose" said the great Senator, exultingly 80
as to make 1t go around; and that was something
10 be proud OF"
In announcing the resignation of the Rev. Dr.
Hitchcock, pastor Of the American church in the
Rue de Berri, Paris, GdligHaRfs Messenger says:
During his ministry in this city DR.. Hitchcock
has not only been a most efficient and successful
pastor of his own church, but has taken very
active and leading part in every missionary infu-
ence. His sympathies have been broad and gener-
ous and his relations with the pastors of other de-
nominations most cordial and sympathetic He has
won the respect of all by his ability and elOquence
as preacher by his general cooperation III all good
works. and by his genial and SYMPATHETIC charac-
ter His departure will be deeply regretted by all
who knew him."
One Of the Port Wardens appointed by Governor
Cornell three years ago met his political patron one
day last week, and after wnking hard, remarked
soothingly: "Well, Governor, how does 1t seem to
be released from the cares and responsibilities OF
public life and be private citizen agalnV The
Ex-Governor, who seemed to be preoccupied with
something that going on in md-alr over his left
shoulder, replied vaguely: "You may know how it
is yourself before great while" The Port War
den whose term OF Office expires about this time,
broke away from his distinguished associate some
what abruptly, and assured the first acquaintance
whom he met chat there was nothing ike onciai
life for developing the latent humor OF politician
"Why there is tie Ex-Governor" he added he
was never suspected of having any superiiuous tui
in him, but he has actually grown dry up there at
Albanyp
HALIFAX, Jan. 20.-Ex- United States Senator
Spencer was passenger for Liverpool on the steam
ship Polynesian, which sailed from this port for
Europe to-day