New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15
PERSONAL.

| her departure for Europe, at the Revere House,
Boston, by the Atlantic Club, we believe. She ac-
ceped the Invitation on condition th wine should be
| prohibited Prof. Stowe, Mis- P, and Mr.. j. G.
Whittier were also Of the party The table was nuo-
cent Of wine until the invited guests had departed
The 50th birthday Of DIR. O. w. Holmes, Auto
crst ard Professor falls the 10Th inst. HIS fsnds
celebrate this golden wedding Of his life by dinner
to him at the Revere House.
Lieut.. Arthur Il. Stanford of North Carolina, at
tacbed to the Revenue Steam Gutter Harriet Lane,
died after a very short illness at the house Of Capt
Bennett, at Tompknsvile, S. 1. He had had slight
attack Of eryspelas.
"A few weeks ago, The Sar0y Gazette contained
the following paragraph "It is said shat NJ. Petri,
the head of the Imperial Police in Italy has had
long conference with Kossuth at the Hotel Trem.
BETA" The came Journal subsequently, published,
evidently on the authority of NJ. Kossuth himself the
following very curious rectfcstion Of the above state
ment
According stiou which have received from
peron fully authorized make IT, there in the shove two
peculiar function. which It IL assumed NJ Senator Pe,
xerc in Italy srf him 20 CONTRADICT 1se ruI1or he should
Lot interviews With n Pet he certainly did no.
pisi Police M Koth treated with ~ PetIi
Of Emperor Napoleon charged with the conduct o. all
sarian eAiles
Mgr. Menjaud, Bishop Of Nancy, and first chap
lain to the Emperor Napoleon, has been named Arch
bishop of BouIges in the room Of Mgr. Dupont, de-
ceased Mgr. Desprez, Bishop Of Limoges, is appointed
to the ArchbshOpric Of Toulouse vacant by the death
of Mgr Midland; the Able Obre, Vicar.G General of
Beauvais succeeds Mgr. Menjaud in the Bishoprc of
Nancy; ard the Able Fruschaud, Nicar-General Of
Angouleue, replaces Mgr. Desprez at Limoges. The
Able Epvent, cure of the Cathedral Of St. Breuc, is
named to the Bshoprc Of Aire, vacant by the death
of Mgr. HrabOure
Prince Jerome the Emperor's uncle, ia said to be
suffering severely from govt, which appears to
tIr eaten the stomach. Prince Napoleon and the
Princes Mathilde in constant attendance their
father.
The London Times says: Mr.. ". II. Ward, Of
Auburn United States, who exhibited his signal tele-
graph for tie Ocean Marine service at Woolwich on
Monday last again attended at the dock yard on Sat
urday by order Of the Board Of Admiralty. A def
mite trial Of his signal telegraph to be made at the
mastheads Of the various ships lying at Woolwch. Mr.
Ward has received instructions from the Lords OF the
Admiralty to exhibit his apparatus for night signals
at Portsmouth dock.ya also"
Mr.. Richard Tattersall, for many years the pro.
prietor of "The Coroner" London well known to
sporting men of all classes who held in high es-
TEEN by the large body of persons with whom his
business brought him contact his dealings having
ALWAYS been of the most honorable character died ct
Dover in his 10Th year.
M. Danchou, the senior Of the notsries of France,
has lust died at Aranita BASES Pyrenees aged 80,
in full possession of all his faculties. He began to
practice his profession under Louis XVI
The Bury Eng Post records the death of Mr..
Stevenson Fitch well known in archaeological circles
az Jealous and accomplished antiquary.
The Perue Spirite of Paris states that dispatch
b.s been received from Humboldt informing his
friends that he was welcomed into the spirit world by
bis friend NJ. Arsgo, who was the first to take hin oy
the hard.
The Grand Duchess Marie Of Russia arrived on
July 81, at Dover, after very rough passage from
Ostend.
The Hon. A. II. Banscom, prominent politician OF
Michigan and Speaker Of the Assembly OF ths state
in 1917 died at Marquette, Lake Superior, on the 4th
inst Of hemorrhage Of the lungs lie WAS one OF the
most genial men in tie State, and his death, IN the
rrue of manhood will cause very many heavy hearts
II is announced as a singular fact than bis wife lat
the time long distance from HIM dreamed, during
the night of his DEATH that he had died, aud related
tho dream to her friends day two before The intel
| lisence of bis death reached them.
The Dowsger Empress Of Russia will arrive on
the 18th of August at Interlakep, where her Imperial
| Hiehntss will remain sweek.
Tile improbable story was lately Get about that
Prir CO Napoleon was going all the way to vienna to
hing home the remains Of the Dake of Reichstadt
Napoleon H. The Datrie now says theie IS no sort
| of foundation for the rumor.
A Tmin journal says that the celebrated poet
| Manzoni. the author Of the "Cinque Maggie, mas
refused TO write dedication for the album which the
ladies of Milan propose to present to the Empress.
A Judreship in the Court of Bankruptcy in Ire
| land has become vacant BY the death OF the Hon.
Patrick Punke oLe of the numerous sons OF the iaIe
| Lord Plupket.
-Ts Brshmin, Mr.. Gapgoely, who was driven
from the table at the Glens Falls House. on account
Of the dark hue Of bis skin, was made quite non u
AZ Congress Hail. Saratoga. The landlord, Mr.. hath-
AWAY. placed him at fea Of honor took dinner WIN
| him. and leN him in charge of his guests, who did
| him all honor.
A fancy ball came of at the United States HOTEL
Saratoga Aug 9. But few persons III isncy coe'u'e
| Counselor Gerard managed the floor and JUDGES
Roosevelt, Russell and Sunderland eracad the festival
A correspondent Of The Charleston NeTs says
| that Captain De Rviere is keeping hotsl IN New
| York.
| The North Church and Society of Hartford have
nresep,ed TO their late pastor the Rev. Dr. Bushnell
slo 600 a. provision for himself and his family. lie
| scknovledees il in grateful and touching letter.
| Mr.. Neil Bryant, of Bryants Mins'reis' "''
| lately married to Miss Gertrude L. Ransom.
|