New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29
Ne.u1lurk DAILY Gribnme
PERSONAL.

Madame Bosio, the charming Italian singer,
formerly 80 great iavorite ia NewYork, died in st.
Petersburg the i2th inst, after very short Illness
She was about to fulfill an engagement IN London
Judge Halliburton has been knighted
Lady Morgan died in London gu the 18th inst.
She was he daughter of an actor named Owenson,
and Wa. born in Dublin about 1852 She becauio
known a. an authoress by collection OF poems called
the Lay of The Irish Harp aud by the wild
Irish Girl" and one or two other romances She
married Sir Charles Morgan, physician, in 1916,
after which she spent several years the continent.
During this time she Published &" Florence Nc
Cartby." "ODonue and the Missionary" and
other romaroes, beside France" and Italy,
very clever books On those countries. That on Fay
gained the praise Of Byron She returned to Ireland
in 1873 aud visited France again in 1879 and Belgnra
in 1893. She afterwayd produced - Franc. IN 1888,
Woman and Her Master" the I" Book without
Name. 70 which her husband contributed, anil
very eni 9rtainug notes TO u edition vi the "id
Iri,h Girl" In Is4s she had a controversy with Car
dinsl Wiseman concerning The char OF 81. Peter at
Rome in which she Wa thought 10 have entirely de-
ieaisd the Cardinal. Her last production Vas her
" Autobiography published in London few months
ago.
scblagintv cit has been killed in Central Asia lilo
had proceeded into Iurk.tsn from the Upper Pm
inlb by route considerably to the wrr, Oi that hl-
loved by bis brother Hermann aud Robert sch!s-
eiltvet, and had advanced far to fhe nor,bw"s. ~
,her ultimate station, before be- not with his tate.
H. was wei received ~ Yarkgni, though h.
counernd great dif6cute- in reaching that city. On
u.oyinyto the y. ", or toward KOkan DC "a ID
with horde Of fanatic huseuimnn., nt kar5ash
(which liz. in about II deg y. Int snd 73l deg. r.
lont and in front Of he walls ~ which pacf be- was
behradcd By the orders Of ,rCcious Synd na'0cI
wuee Khan.
At the approaching general election IN h. sSt.
M. Cobden " n doubtle,s BE- returned b. Pai1siaent
from Rochdalp. Mr.. Bright sddre s-d arso
audience there On hi. behalf on The 18th inst
Nj. Antoineite Turner, Whose care has recently
attracted % much attention, .ays TIE Ne"-itaeea
PoHod,s.a. nov hs- another trouble her hands.
She has been sued by Monaghan, IN the name OF has
child 10 recover 500 damages Tor IT, alleged Illegal
Imprisonment, and her property has been attached.
AZ the ca,e /. one hat must 20 before Jury, there
+ yfry little likelihood Of The success OF The suit.
MIR. N.ereaIy i giving public readings at
Sa!en, Mas, and Mne. LeSderner at Nashua, " II.
Charles Fenno Hoffman, 30 long an inmate OF the
State Lunsiic Asylum il, lays the Ssw-York CORE
.pondent Of The Bosfon Transcrip, lin good phys
zeal health bu, terribly annoyed by illasions Of sight
ard hearing. though al tine- very pleasant and
eiabe-erhibiting all biz old fire aud energy, with .
recollection 81 pat scenes, and m.uores most aston
i-bing 10 all who have known him.
Mr. T.. Fadence, a French gentleman Of talent
aud cultivation, i about To IN this city
week y Journal Of Republican principles. IT. name
viii be LEp0qye.
The arrest OF Count Msjan, the French Consul At
Nev-Orlesu- charged with assisting in The cscope Of
= slave induced the following protest:
Slw-OELIAss lpll Ia, i35a-W, the uIdersip-S fs.fn
oausus resident hel. Oes1s. have rad ne nch~d Hs
81 Count Gcn- u Frlos egsst hs sfrea ~ We boa
Rerogd-r ard that y IN yoiatn 81 toe
.l, prs liezs OF Co.lis u s CaustUon n & United
49, sId l. siies With 1nsEn is;ons sud 10 so ~
,rls.cy confirmation Il CoEsos By %. Predsr. Of Ss
Irfr-f ~-ats-
NM NURF Con.1l = n. N. he Qaesa Of gas.n
ITts CALfEJAN. t0usn! q spain.
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