The Sun. — 1869-06-16 (London, England)

BUDGET OF PERSONAL ITEMS.—OOI. Freyre, the nthenwPeruvian Minister to the United States, arrived by Arizona, May 25, at New York, and weEonnt7toAopsteh:esyt;il; nreintdon Hotel. Senor Garcia y Garcia, late Peruvian gilttbsaerrg,swreas also at the Clarendon. —T he Hon. Samuel SII; Australasian.—The/iliister tHooPn o. r.:,vurag a. l ,A. Richardson, arrivedieha rin d s Secretary of the Treasury, arrived at New York, 3.1". -d, from Washington, and left for Boston the same evelliug.--Lieut.-Gen. Phil. Sheridan and John C. Brackenridge vier? in Cincinnati, May 25.—Ex-Secretary Seward arrived at New York from Philadelphia, May 25, and heft in the Jr. etternoon by the Hudson River Railroad to visit his son, Be Frederick W. Seward.—Professor Blaser of rlin bin completed the model for a colossal bust of lexander v°° -Humboldt for a committee in New York. It Absa he sent to Hanover to be cast in bronze under the tendence of Howaldt.—The naturalist James flePb„°r3 died at Victoria, British Columbia, -n the 15th of AP" Winchester' Mr. James M. Mason returned tc on 's home, Virginia, on the 15th of May, after many years' absene and was met at the railway station by numerous citizen: —Major-General George H. Thomas arrived in New Y.°. ' ht.!, May 22, from West Point, and went to Washington ill evening, whence he goes to California, by the Pacific 11."11 road, to assume command of th Department of the PSCISde. and late Assistant Secretary of State, —The Hon. F. W. Seward, son of ex-Secretary chasedwer ' place at Irvington, and proposes to reside in it permato ill; superin-The Hon. John Worth, United States Consul at tb Sandwich islands, arrived at New York, May 23, Fran'te first train that came home direct through from Sall cisco.—GeneralM'Clellan contemplated purchasing •ti the neighbourhood of Morristown.—Mr• 31 alto.ten, ttrici! Doet°l' May 25, accomplished the feat of walking in the Skating Rink one hundred miles within twenty-four VI gd died z ,o3rUss ' 23 winningho a 4. purse of $330. His time, including rests, W 3 oMf2atyhme2i minutes, u at Free et s \, v.l, andersa td er.4osins League,et c. seconds.—Alfred nd s . —Alfred Pen, rill: the head of the London and I ' Trade At v c r Repa onwodlafhsolarnos sun u' Pear ex-Secretary nYf cYet be G: rusl:3ll-t pany. The Executive Committee of the Free ,i to League held a meeting on the afternoon of the fuser''- '3 pay a tribute of respect to his memory.—General Gra° ci. house, in Quincy, Illinois, was lately entered and that The General is credited with the epigrammatic remarEt' rf "office-seeking was fast becoming one of the inclustrietsi; America." Ex-President Johnson meditates gvc, speech at Clarksville, Tenn , Saturday, May 29" Aid• te Senator Morrill is named .as the probable 01'7" 3., for Governor of the " Temperance party '' ill 31'1 of Capt.iin General Dulce, of Cuba, is so davgerously' 1 of cancer, that be is hourly expected to die.— Joe. 31‘Le'ipr)o'is, the firm of Grant and M'Lean, loather dealers, 111, • _... has been appointed collector of Customs in whichCoe Secretary Seward owns the horses and carriage ~ Ws Adilli were the property of President Lincoln during -11. gs of nistration. They occasionally appear in the 5,,,e-,, Ole Auburn, and Mr. Lincoln's coachman stiller'll°.'l3l pas reins.—Stedman, the poet, is now a brok and iao aker -.'ror, an office at 48, Broad-street, New York.—Spe .s way' f passed through New York, May 28, on 111 pat 0 Maine to Washington.—S. S. Lewis, forraerlY 3g th a J. t die ~o/iiies, the Cunard Steamship Company, at Boston, city on Thursday night, May 27.—Alexander. P.,i„a at formerly President of the Old Colony his residence in Kingston, Mass , May 27.—gaj or -s, ~ , of otr , t Thomas L. Crittenden, Colonel of the 17th u 1 1, . free Railroad, „70neral arrived, May 28, at Richmond, Virginia, eight 3'r 31i561 California.—Young Talbot, who attempted to ma_ ew'.i! at Scribner, was buried at Forest Hill Russell Boston, his native town, May 15.—gr• 3",°h,rnribane, fs, Young, late managing editor of the New rot'," io, ttoa it is said, coming to Europe as Messrs. JAY C:°ed tb° Co.'s financial agent.—Charles W. Eliot bas c. p°' to Presidency of Harvard College, and resigned hi:11001Y to ol the Board of Overseors.—Miss Kellogg is sic' in I'l°4 take a farewell benefit at the Academy theßoston 11York.—A. A. Folsom, superintendent of Tptoe' Providence Railroad, has boon tendered the eePtisje frie, dency of the Atlantic and Great Western ~,, 1100, s°Vitj which has leased it.—Hon. Ebenezer Dionvass,... 'for.' States Minister at Hayti, has had a recept at 7 of lite-Mr. Motley paid a visit to Chatham with a per 311-,opesae rary friends, and was entertained by Gene3ld y lie on Wedi'es tab; 27th Murray, the commanding officer, witnessed the trooping of tho colours 11 rrig°/1.-' Regiment, and the gymnastic exercises of the gt. .€4, wife The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle says that Dirs. teasds'l3lll„ei, sr' de; of her of the State Senator recently as'oassinated, rested on the charge of being concerned in the murilege, bas husband.—Prdessor Young, of Dartmouth C° Aost 111 been engaged by the Nautical Almanac Office tn_d wig bun taking observations of the coming sun eclipse, adseu toot Ilet stationed at Des Moines, Inwa.—Speculation rotainena results than ruin, fraud, and suicide ; for twe !there, ar) operators in the New York Gold Room hada fighbv ~. ipter" might have damaged each other had not frie ?rillet ea fered.—The General Assembly of Rhode 1513.1,3..,,e '4°s, Tuesday, May 25. Berry T. Eames of Providtlert:3o ave elected Speaker of the House, and J. M. Ad coo 11 Charles P. Robinson, clerks. Sumner V. Sh,er, doper,' elected clerk of the Senate. The votes :o°c'i:toti.ort officers were counted, and the usual P • s v.esirt". made. Governor Padleford took his seat snside re' officer of the Senate, Ex-Governor 13. " _Gess' visitors. for tiring. Newport is getting thronged with ndidiae a ral Joseph E. Johnston is named as a ee„,., flaic Mayor of Savannah.—Mr. Booth, the trage":: i',003 Or lago at the Matinee on May 29, and then retir ell." Tor tbe stage, at least for a time.—The sailors illdiet.a„lo be° murder of J. W. Jones, mate of the Tava, 11., ee discharged.  AtAdTsiuTshrt:if;uooanfraet,hsooefill.a.4th inst.,at B' kle ICent, "'"-. A (~ -g V. "'