New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-21
PERSONAL.

Archbishop Lynch of Toronto, Canada has fully
recovered from his recent dangerous illness.
It's stated that Mr. John Russell Young, the
united States Minister to China, is engaged In
collecting material tor n work on China which he
hOpes to publish within two years.
Owing to his long-continued sickness, it is said
that there is hardly possibility that Mr.. A. Bron-
son Acott will DO able attend the sessions of the
Concord Summer School of Philosophy either as lee
turer or spectator.
Hal" Ortiz tho Youngest son of the late Godloy q
\. Orth, Of Indiana, has been presented with the
desk used in the House Of Representatives for so
many years by his father.
Mr.. John B. McMaster, author of the History of
the American People," has been elected to the pro-
fessorship of history in the University Of Pennsyl-
Vania
The death of the Rev. Charles T. Brooks. of New
port r. l.. recalls little auecdote about HIM. At
a a-party given by member of the Rev. DR.
Thaycrs church few years ago, lady playfully
demonstrated with Or. TnaYer for his intimacy
with the Unitarian divine. alt is true" said Dr.
Thayer "that Mr.. Brooks aud are very good
friends, and that am really very fond OF him. He
is most delightful companion, and we often go
fishing together. To-day, however while We were
on the fishing ground, he shocked me by little
exhibition of profanity" Profanity p exclaimed
the Orthodox sister, Won don't really mean that
Mr. Brooks IL profane ?" a must confess that he
was somewhat so to-day" said good Dr. Thayer.
" You see, IL happened thus: we were at anchor
with our lines out. Brother Brooks, the skip per and
l. when. after some tedious waiting. the skipper
cried out: Il had a d-n good bite then . where
upon my Brother Brooks quickly responded 50
did n"
Speaking at memorial meeting held in London
on tie first anniversary of Garibaldps death, Mr..
Gladstone related some personal "reminiscences of
tho italian patriot whom he once met at dinner
party given by Sir Antonio Panzzi. "At that din
nerD he said /" with General Garibad I had the
pleasure Of cOnversing freely. | remember he told
me story In these words. or in words of which
those are the English equivalent: When was
boy was at school at Genoa It was toward the
close of the great war of the French Revolution.
Genoa was great military post large garrison
was always in the town, there were constant pa
rades and military displays with bands and flags
which were, beyond everything. attractive TO the
school-boys. All my school mates ran everywhere
all over the town. TO get sight OF The military pa
rades and exhibitions. never went to one of them.
1t struck inc then a matter Of pain and horror
thar II should be necessary that one portion of man.
kind should he set aside to have for their profession
the business Of destroying ife' Twill not comment
on that tale but, when ono considers what Carl
bAd was on the field of battle-how fear never for
o moment, any more than cruelty, found Judgment
IN the heroic breasts IL not wonderful tale, and
ia il not truly interesting to trace him TO the
from the boy and find that even in the thoughtless
hours OF childhood that sympathy with MANKIND
which governed his whole existence should have
been found in such peculiarly interesting FORM"
WASHINGTON, June 2o.-J. j. Knox, Controller of
the Currency, has gone to Knoxboro, n. Y. for
few days. Deputy Controller Langworthy will act
as Controller In his absence.
BALTIMORE. June 20.-J. A. Shriver, of Balti-
more delegate to the International Exhibition Of
Holland at Amsterdam, will sail tomorrow on the
steamer Braunschweig from this port. He will be
accompanied by his son. John S. Shrlver. as secre-
tary and Mrs. Shriver and Miss Pigman.