New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
Personal.

Mr.. Campsna, tie Pspal iunc,ioaasy AZ pA..
who was lately sentenced for smuggling to tv.,,,
year, transportation, has been reprieve by hi. Hos
n,s. but i to be detained in monastery ar ROM
while his valuable galleries of arr to be- s,qass,,s
by the Holy See
OF the four distinguished octocenarans. Bu,.
loldt. Schuberth, Andt and Hasc, graduates 4 H.
last century who had received special inyitatoa. !.
honorary quests az the third centennial annverss 4;
the University Of Jena, but one, Hase OF Paris Wa
present W. learn. from letter irom Humboldt IA
lie Duke Of SaNe-Weimar, the patron of JcBa thai
lis absence was owing to his bodily iufruites. All
tlet although his mental powers are unimpaired he
j. physically rapidly declining. Here j. the eiter
"BERLIN, Aug. 10, 1853
Your Maguifcence having, in y0uf own name s.i
IN the name Of the highly-honored Senate of tha
Grand -Ducol and Ducal Saxon United universi,y.
favored me with an invitation Ia appear as an hon.
ored guest at the glorious genuine, Protestant Jubs
OF the 18th OF August, have delayed writing TO "a.
press my deep gratitude I'LL now, ahnort hatterhx
myself I'M my eghtynin,h year. VITA the hope that
might transsre-s the orders OF my physicians requi
ing me 10 remain quiet and without change. My xsAss
have not been fulfilled Not my lahoriousEess not Tie
interest which take in the free public intellectual
lite of Germany, hut my physical powers, are rapidly
declining. and | must deny myself the privilege &
I Going where am drawn by pleasant and suggestive
recollections and feelings OF the deepest gratitude
Most respectfully aud commanding my sell yoa favor
4
ALEXANDER V. HUMBOLDT
| The Gazette des Trt5uaauI of August - has mem,
l randum of a suit brought by Nine. Anna La Grange
! against Is. | llman. 1t seems tha, Nine La Grange
claims be a creditor of Hr. UllmaD, and under that
claim pr0cur Il an order under which hs effects and
movsbles at his hotel in Paris were seized. Mr. Ul.
man proposed that the order should be dissolved and
/ the mntter settled by u court of references. II wee
urged by counsel for defendant that the French cours
have no power to adudcate between foreigners upoa
! which afrii "A rpuutry. thai
Nine. La Grange became q foreigner by marrying {
Pole Of the uae OF Stankoviteh and that in any event
French court could hot decide the Tnereisss
! the order of seizure should he rescnded and tae
matter sent before the comts where II belongs The
referees decided in favor of Mr.. Urnan whose efsts
/ were consequently released from seizure.
- correspondent of The Freeman Journal writes
ROME, VIGIL or The ASSUMPTIONS, lsos.-'
! Alter iespen to-day, the Most Rev. Cajean Bedn,
Archbishop of Thebcs, Secretary ot the Propaganda
&C.. baptized, in st, Peters Church, the son OF Ran
dolph Rogers of Virginia, the distinguished sculptor
The Rev j. Hoffman OF Maryland was godfather, and
Hrs. PORTER Branda OF Virginia, who 50 ruc rep.
sentative o the accomplished American ady, was god
mother. Gr Rogers was present. and took the deep
est interest in the service, though not himself Cstho-
lie. Many Americans We're present; among then,
Miss j. Hulany. She was in earnest conversation
with the most Rev. Archbishop Bedin, as The latter
entered his carriage. Whether in Church Affairs, OF
State affairs cannot say only, rs the Arch6shoPs
voice was s0mewhG. raised AT the conclusion Of the
interview, we heard these parting words. Let the
Americans come 10 Rome Ike that babe jnst bapr
tzed and ask TO fofi. Let her obtain the Csthose
iaith and il viii uent the union Of the States, and
pcrpctuate the Hberties Of the country more then
standing srmies colossal navies or the devious eoul-
sels of wiy stairsiGsp. These about the w0rd'
he used though / hose their eoquence in the ,raDsls
tion.
-- Tile Tni0n announces the acceptance 10y judge
Bowlin of Missouri Of the commission to Paraguay,
lately rendered him by the President.