New-York tribune., 1883-03-10
PERSONAL.

The 'Comte de Chambord has been purchasing
extensive estates in GalIcla.
Quoon Victoria will open In person the lnterna-
tional Fish Exhibition at South Kensington ne1s
May.
Pere Hyacinthe accompanied by bis wife, Will
spend the coming summer in this country and VIII
lecture In various cities.
Senator Hawley will remain in Washington until
summer studying and investigating certain sub
jects III the Congressional Library.
The death Is announced Of Admiral Joseph M.
Motley. of the veterans of the British Navy.
He entered the Navy in 1912 and remained on active
doty fifty eight years.
Among recently proved wills In London was that
Of tho late Lord Wemyss ana March. whose per-
sonal estate amounted to more than So 100000;
and that of the late Charles Barring Young, whose
personal estate footed up to more than S4 7oO,OOO
Cardinal McCloskcy will to-day celebrate the
thirty-niuth anniversary of his elevation to the
episcopacy of the Roman Catholic Church. He is
now nearly seventy years OF age, hav ing been
born in Brooklyn. March ~, 1910.
John Petrle, who died In Rochdsls, England. last
month, at the age of nnety-two years, was one OF
tho Council Of the Anti-Corn-Law League, and
forms one OF the group in the well-known pictures
OF that body He was born in the North OF Ireland.
and In his early manhood was q common black
smith. Afterward he became the proprietor OF one
of the largest engineering works III England.
Mr. A. Bronson Alcott has so far recovered his
health as now to feel confident that he will be able
to discharge his duties as Dean Of the Concord
Summer School Of Philosophy at Its approaching
session and also to deliver the course OF lectures as
signed TO him in its programme. he is still at MS
home in Concord enjoying his daughters constant
care and attention.
The latest story about Senator Tabor is that he
urged Senator David Davis when Congress ad-
journed to hurry up his wedding II he really was
to be married, or TO get married ANYHOW, and make
with him Tabor Joint bridal tour across the con-
tInent In special car. truly palatial 10 all Its
equipments: and he added. as final and irr.slet-
ible argument "We'll make ROme howl, an the
whole show shan't cost you cent"
The Rev. DR.. Isaac L. Nicholson rector of St.
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church Philadelphia,
las just been chosen Bishop of Indiana, TO succeed
the late Bishop Talbot. He will rank among the
younger members of the Epscopacy, being only
thirty-eight years old and having been ordained
only eleven years ago He is native OF Baltimore
aud graduate of Dartmouth. In his pastOIate OF
ST. Marks be has been emlnentIy successful "a ana
popular. In belief bo Is a moderately high
Churchman, but by means Rltuallst.
The Lord Chief Justice of England, as Is known,
is expected to visit this country in August. Sep
tember and October. on the invitation OF
the New.York State Bar Association. His son.
the Hon. Mr. CoIeridge. who is his sec
retary, will accompany him, as will also
Sir James Haunen, president OF the Probate
Divorce and Admiralty Division of the High Court
of Justice OF England and Charles Russell. esq, M
7. for DundaIk, Ireland, a nephew OF the late Dr.
Russell the eminent president of the MaynoOth Col
lege and one Of the ablest advocates now at the
English Bar When in this cIty Lord Colerldge
will be the guest Of Mr. Elliott +. Shepard.