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Gustave D<jre will come next year. 
Louis Napoleon is going to Bavaria. 
Edwin Booth is a regular church-goer. 
Maj. James Haggerty’ goes for Greeley. 
Canon Kingsley is to edit Good Words. 
Rosa Bonheur thinks of visiting Amer¬ 
ica. 
H. W. Beecher has faith in Peace Jubi¬ 
lees. 
Schurz is called the “Head of Civiliza¬ 
tion.” 
Nilsson marries a poor Frenchman, from 
love alone. 
Ex-Gov. Bullock of Georgia is said to be 
in Canada. 
John Scott has invested $150,000 in saw 
mills in Florida. 
Fred. D. Grant has been presented to 
President Thiers. 
The Queen takes the death of Dr. Norman 
McLeod to heart. 
Geo. Washington’s wedding ring was 
gold with a topaz. 
Kate Field is to write for the Paris 
American Register. 
Joaquin Miller delivered a poem in San 
Francisco on the 4th. 
J. K. Hosmeu lias an article in the Atlan¬ 
tic in favor of college theatricals. 
Arthur Helps is writing a memoir of 
Thomas Brassey, the great engineer. 
Tiiurlow Weed thinks Greeley cannot 
be beaten if nominated at Baltimore. 
The Prince of Wales recently called on 
Mrs. Johnson, vice Harriet Lane, in Paris. 
Madame Pescaka Leutner has been to 
Niagara Falls, and given a concert in Brook¬ 
lyn. 
Tk her father is made President, Miss Ida 
Greeley will be the next lady of the White 
House. 
Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis of Boston gave 
the leaders of the foreign bands handsome 
medals. 
Mlt. Corcoran, the Washington banker, 
lias had 800 rare foreign evergreens set out 
at Mt. Vernon. 
Hon. W. E. Gladstone has written a 
book an the “ Political Present and Future 
of Great Britain.” 
Mr. Bradford, an American artist has 
exhibited his pictures to the Queen, and 
been congratulated. 
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