New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
PERSONAL.

tht recovery of his hesNh, Wncn mas Oeen luteIO q!
excessive application TO teray labor The Coonel as
we learn by letter from him in The ~ !. Erprcss,
has been sweated in chair formerly occupied for the
sau e healtlful purpose by Sir Edward Buiwer Lyt-
ton. Cbare. Dickens the Marquis Of Angesea, Lord
Alfred Psget, Admiral Codriugton, Sir Henry Buwer,
Sir Han iltcn Seymour Mr.. Tennyson Mr.. Bright, Mr.
Ro. buck Sir Edwin Landseer. Admiral Elliot, Lori
Seaton Sir JOHN Barrow, the Bishop of Oxford, the
Count de Paris Miss Charlotte Cushman, DIR. Martina
Bshcp Potter of Philadelphia, Mr.. james Murdock;
Mr.. W. II. Aspinwal, and F. B. Sweeney Of New
York. We are happy to know that Col. Fuller has
been very Hospitality received, not only by literary
men, Jut also by the nobility and gentry IF England
INDEED, It is understood that for several years
American a. met with such success in English society,"
except perhaps, 7. Evans, esq, of this city. who
went to London last Autumn TO engage Dir. Dickens
TO make professional ionr 10 this country, and who
we believe was anite lion in the literary and elegant
circles Of that metropolis.
Lii NJ. Col Alexander Macean, who died at Mill
por, Sco'lsnd. on the Eth ul'.. has bequeahed the
bulk of his fortune amounting 10 about ESQ 0)O, to
educate boys of the name Of Maclan No boy who
spells his name Maclsine" will be eligible. By his
will the Colonel provides ihst the number of boys
hal not the first year exceed TO- and will be increased
BY grads'iops each year till they reach l4O After the
nun Der shall have reached lio, the iirs, G. 800 Of
surplus revenue Of the trust estate which may have
accuuu ulaed shall be applied TO the finding site for,
and building and main'anlng Gaelic church at
Glasgow to be sled Reig Orain Baanu Brothefly
Church the stngs il which shall be free and open to
all and especially the poor and TO servants soldiers
sail,is &c. Tho understand the Gaelic language.
The services shall be morning and afternoon, and shall
be- conducted by minister of the Established and
Free Churches each Of whom shall be paid g
sterling for each service conducted By him. Several
other curious legaces provided by the Colonel.
Mr. Cyrus W. Field lesves for London by the
to-day to renew bis abors 10 connection with the
Company in London, in connection with the mann ac-
ure durIng the Summer Of Atlantic cable. Thisis
20 be brought out With all the improvements and
fully pr, pared for la iIg aeross the Atlantic early in
4 g Sumner Of rext year. Mr.. Field expresses bis
faith in the Ultimate success Of the enterprise az
stror Civ as he cid at it, first commencement.
MIR J. Z. Hsdnett, correspondent of several
SOutl en jouna- has been admitted to the bar 0i the
Supreme Court this State
Mr. VIM IIeine. the artist hss gone with Mr..
Heine TO Algers where he is to take sketches for
historical painting, illustrative of the Asernc war.
Mr. Heine il to receive $40 900 from the Government
for his picture which will ador the Capitol at Wash
ugton.
Under the head of births the following are chron
| clcd
EorReicrtr-Ou Monday mouirg May o. Mrs Agne
| Roh'r'''u B"Ircicsul', Of i sou.
LARRY On Friday May - the wit" Of Mr Thomas Barry
dii,onr Of the Boston rhea'eT of daughter.
On Suldsy Mas Nine Pauline Colson cana,rice
| of ID. tslan Oprrs Of dau gutter
Attic meeting oftne New Jersey Historical Society
in Newark last week, the dress worn by Capt james
| Lawr,rce who fell on board the Chesapeake during
the second war with England, presented by John
Y Foster in behalf Of the widow of Capt Lawrence
IL her letter to Mr. Kean she says: "No hands bu'
mine have ever touched them since my brave husband
! leil me" Lawrence was Il Jerseyman. His remains
were inferred in Trinity Churchyard, New York
| where a monument erected to his memory
Liverpool papers of the llth May announce the
death in that city, on the preceding day, of Mr..
Sheridan Muspratt, nfe Susan Cushman. Mrs. Mus
urait was q Younger sister of Miss Charlotte Cush-
| uau by whom She WAS introduced to Il e life Of an
actress. The sisters appeared the stage together
in tie United States years before the fret WRIT
~ tie elder to Eng land and divided the public favor.
Miss Charlotte Cushuan often yielded the principal
female characters her sister whose grace and beauty
| fitted Ler to sustain them and herself assumed the
masculine parts. Charlotte left this country for En-
| gland in 1915 and was followed by Susan in the fol
lowing year. The sisters acted together at the Hay
| market and in the chef provincial towns Of Great
| Britain especially gaining reputation by their per-
| foruauce OF Romeo and Julet-sliss Susan Cushm IN
susts,pDg the latter character This lady theatrical
career however. care to sudden end. In the year
ls4S She married Dr.. james Sheridan Muspratt, dis
tn ush chemist Of Liverpool sni retired from the
,t.ce 70 private life. She resided in Liverpool, and
died il that city suddenly. from the effects Of cold.
Mr. Elizur Wrights children created decided
sersaon by Their theatrical performances at the Bps-
! ton Mu'eum III Saturday evening One OF the girls
gave very WoLGeru limitations Of actresses, and 40
otasr wss uncommotly delightful dsncer. The
critic of The Boston Courier ssys tnat so thoroughly
fresf srd charming succession Of theatrical perform
arcr' is rarely s-en.
-Geu G. J. Pillow, whose son was lost by the ex-
/ plo-on Of the 81 Nicholas, has recovered twenty
three bodies from the Mississippi River between
Sterling snc Helena, but ttat Of hi. son was not
suor them.
"A letter in The Boston Transcript, from Rome,
urc-r date of April 2s says: Il passed list evening
st Mrs Storys wife of the sculptor, and there met
tie Mot ~ aud Charles SINNER Tho Sen4tor looks
d,cicedy betta- ard considers himself noT in fair
wsy d recovery. He thinks tie treatment he has
iceiyed his been mayvrlons in it, good effects, aud
Is quite satisfied 20 bave gole through with it.
Col. Titus. of Kansas, Nicarugus and Arlzona
! fame, il sr the ST. Nicholas.
-Ru.liu said of the late c. l.. L@sl.e. the artist:
! "Tb- lam 4 ar the mote r~sT-et iesi - N,
1+sles rsiuti such ard 'o tn way 10 "hich u o-.
rsuli ours Given certain Auy -
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