New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-25
PERSONAL.

''Tu.-isy. March p. 1850
"DE,s Ss thoush, ;is oo'a % have bsen tempted a.
i,ersy pr,t whos vii c'me into actvr eSis'rne- hsn
Restitution Aad caEHA refuse r.
viii susss ,o 70 b. vors upou the tale wh- this no'e
% = iyslS,!6, toar. cHaRLEs DICKENS"
Count Iguatius Gurowsk who made some stir in
Europe about eighteen year, ago by running away
with the Inianta Isabella Frri.nanda sister OF the
pre-ent King Of Spain, the young Princess being at
that time in convent at Brussels, has been induced
to leave Spain. where he has resided Of late years
He has separated from bis wife, a. It : under
stood frum some incompathility Of temper. He isa
younger brother Of Court Adam Gurowski who 'ett
Europe AMI came to the United States about ten
years sgo.
Speculation Is now wide awake in literary circles
on the question whether the proprietor OF TIE
IrGcc7 gives MIR Dickens 50 eso or ~ Ooo for this
story.
Recent accounts from s.. Petersburg inform rs
that the new Russian loan has been taken up by
Messrs. Thomas Il Bcnsr. and the Messrs. Masnus-
the former ar English house, with branch at ~.
Petersburg, represented by Nj Bel, the latter are
bankers e., Berlin. The Russian Government has
displayed ID hi, instance. IN many other recent
measures a most admirable independence. II is well
known that the Messrs. Rothschild have hitherto
enjoyed almost monopoly Of the money-loaring
business IN Europe. Russia however, has always
shown great reluctance 10 enter into any relations
with these great Hebrew potcntates, ana one OF their
clerks, Nj. Davidson who sent 10 ~. Peters
burg with the mission which was lntrusied TO
MI Belmont in New-lorkl, was even perempt0rl!y
expelled from Russia by the late Emperor Nicholas.
This contempt for the Messrs. Rothschild has thrown
the loan business of the Russian Government al
most entirely into the hands Of Sieglitz of st. Pc
tersburg of Hope Of Amsterdam. and lately. also of
the Messrs. Barring of London. The principal Rus
sian securities are, in tact, known Steglitz and
Hope Certificates from having been negotiated ex-
clusivcly with those firms. and Baron Steglltz
thought to occupy about the same position toward
the Court of st. Petersburg which Baron Rothschild
occupies toward that of Austria. This monopoly,
however. has now been broken on occasion Of the
new loan the most advantageous offer WA accepted,
without reference to the natonatyor prestige of the
respective parties. Messrs. Thomas & Bonar are
firm Of high standing, and their representative, Mr..
Bel. il highly respected in st. Petersburg The
Messrs. Maguus of Berlin are israelites, like the
Rothschds but enjoy high character for integrity,
and for many years past they have been engaged IN
active financial operations with Poland and
Russia But we believe that this is the first in
stance in which they have taken prominent part
in a loan with the Russian Government
- The SDrip gfciA Republican thus rudeiy and i'm
politely speaks of the last public effort of certain
distinguished nobleman:
Tie reoutsable Count Gurowski who has signal I'd himself
for year pas by hi udiscnnae abuse Of 'e Ne" American
-. hat form sTu ken
an article The H, Yo,k EreHng Post sains thar pbe-
or In hs prompt rgPy 'be sq,or, hSIg eAPa ms .'
hch have been directed against their work by Of the
Boloriar nobility of N"w.YoTk'
Tile Rev DR.. Howard Of Chicago, who has been
detected in preaching sermon written by the Rev.
Dr. Guthrie of Scotland. says that he obtained 1t by
exchange of manuscripts with New-York clergyman,
and did not know DR. Guthrie 70 be the author.
DR.. Lindner, a Professor of Theology at the Uni
versty of Leiysic has been arrested for the absrac-
ton OF valuable Bible and of other costly books
from the University library. His arrest has caused
not little excitement in the acadenllcal world Of
Leipsic
A Western correspondent Of The Boston JOurHai
say. that lew months ago wealthy and prominent
citizen OF Kansas-an Office holder-had wife 10
whom he seemed much devoted Her health was
feeble; ami prevented by the demands Of his bus
mess from accompanying her, he sent her to a
Southern city 20 recruit. He received from her ire
duent and affectonate letters dated at that city.
and he intended, rs soon az his affairs would
permit, TO join her there. But recently, while on
trip to ST. LOos a. he was sitting TOR few Idle mo-
mcnts in the parlor OF his hotel he picked up nm OBJ
.cure counlr, newspaper, published in an interior
town of Indiana CHANGING lstlessy over the adj
vrrtisements. one which caught his attention.
ryeted his eye 70 the paper 1t was legal no,ifca-
ton to him thai; his wife had applied for divorce,
and that the case would be tried the following
day, in the Court Of the county where the paper was
publIshed. He was thunders.suck. The truth
flashed upon lin at once. His wife, while dating
her letters from the southern city spoken Of and en-
Moving some one 10 mail them there, had been all
the time in Indiana-long enough 10 claim resi-
dcnce under the peculiar matrimonial laws of that
state (which believe have since been mod led BY
the late Legi-laturei. A. usual in such cases, she
had notified him by publication, relying on the OBJ
,cur;ty and limited circulation of the c0urSy paper
Al. a ouernnty thai, il would not come within his no.
tee and expecting 10 get a divorce before even his
suspicious were aroused. The haii-iistrn9tei nus
bar rushed upon a train Of car. just leaving for the
East. AUi|NR nj a Junction iH ih"'''' "''''' Nv
train would enable Lin to reach the country 'rat By
the hour Get apart Tor the trial. he chartered special
locomotive, proceeded there at once confronted his
guilty partner aud put stop 70 the proceedings
Tic stat, of coJugal morality on the Missouri
River doe, 10. seem 70 be very crsditst.e Accord
ing 20 tory which We find in The Boslon JoarHql,
+. &, only about seven months since man named
Arthur -tartei with BIZ. wife and chiiiEea in a skG to
cross tie river.
"A long -ani-bar near he Missouri shore could not
b. pa--ed by the boat ~ Arthur, soaring 4 there,
rem alked that be would SWIM the narrow stream inter-
..-- -. 81 brtsiu.-. On TN. river hank and