New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
PERSONAL.

from Pct.dam Aug H. says th At the railway carriages
were fed with decorated gentlemen, in evenn, dress
or in ful uhiform, their way to make personal in
quires at Sans SOuci some leo by kindly recoecions
of the krg, who Possessed An amiabe manner, and
was capable Of wsrm, if not always lasting friend
ships others enjoying the opportunity Of displaying
their own Importance by asserting their right to take
pers onal interest in the mOnsrchs condition. while.
no doubt there were some who made the sacrifice of
few thaeis to the sinking sun in hopes OF attracting
the ra,s of his SUCCESSOR" The writer says that
Freck. William iV.was not afavorite with the pubic,
or even the Potsd6mers. There is no such scene a.
was presented nineteen years ago, when his father
Law dying in Berlin. Then an anxious crowd filled
tie wide space ron the Palace Bidge half way down
tie Linden day aud night, closely packed together,
head to head, aud speaking only II ark the news in
whispers. The old man vas personally beloved, and
his despotsm tolerated for the sake Of the evil and
glorious days 10 and the country had lived through
together" On August I, the present nonaIch wa
struck with apoplexy.
"On that evenr the usual family party Including the Prn-
cess Frederick William. assembled at tea in trotto
attached Marble Pa,ce about mile. from san sooe
the Kings changed aud was evident
be lad had another TT Tue Court csr,ge hsd been sent
away but anGh wa, ic s, 1s f"s se snd
the sugeoniwho calico in did not venture 70 PTesce
noTe than gSS Ss, s1a he was bs With mne
diate relief Of the most dangerous symptoms AT s no ses
uu ssness M but "wednesday, about mic day Il was
bejevce he could not the The symptoms have
again less nedietey menac ns aud some oil he meal
cal men of tire opinion that he may hnge se tune
longer Tomorrow ninth Day, when crisis may take
but the mental faculties lave long beeu nopeessy Atin
having of senns Of the brain The seh
eye gone and the other 10 also Effected MS aese
friends therefore, Ony wish for termination OF his sui
enpgA"
The Hon. Edward Everett who had projected a
visit to Europe this Summer will be prevented from
going by bis numerous public engagements. " HIS
Young est con" says The Boston Transcript who
has been student at Harvard College, is about to
enter the University at Cambridge, England, and 1t
was Mr. Evcretts intention to accompany him across
the ocean, and personally attend to his admission to
the University. The rules of that venerable ustitu-
tie have been so altered that Unitarian can be-
come connected Herewith upon equal terms win a
member of the English Established Church, and the
yourg scholar will probably be the first American
Unitarian to avail himself OF the privileges OF
that ancient University. Mr. Everett Is desirous that
some friend should GO to Ecglsnd with his son. and
has made so generous proposition to his nephe"
the Rev. EDWARD Everett Hale, and also so liberal
an offer to the South Congregational Churcn OF
which Mr. Hale is pastor that 1t IS probable thA he
will undertake the service and sail IN about iouf
weeks
A boy who was playing the Bondin in Cinc'n'
nat on one Of the outside girlers Of canal bfdse,
lost bis balance and fell into the water hi'een iee' De-
low him. Passers- by rescued him.
.-Judge Wilson, author Of A new history OF the
Co,orest Of Mexico," hes taken up his residence in
Junction City, Kansas. Tile Sfnf'Hel OF that p'sec
says that he "was not exactly frightened mo toe
wilderness 10y the assaults Of Prcsco,ts puoshei''
hu. attracted here by the remarkably sauonous cnaf
ac.er Of our climate
At a camp meeting in East Kingston, New
Hampshire, Deputy Sheriff was arrested LOT Pea-
arn oak "a aud pies without license. After paying ms
ns - and costs. he arrested Elder j. V. Hines Tor
s.l,irc "Second Advent" books, who wa fined Ike
tho Sheriff, but lie refused to pay and went to JAIL
con fident that the Miller mum hsd no. yet come.
Ftp. Brigham, the wife poisoner in NorwalE
has gone TO Cubs and the case has been continued %
.Ipsse McCurdy TO the next Term of the superior
Court to give Brghams unoe-~ho Is responsible
for his appesrapce in s. 600 bon4A-time to get HIM
again into custody if possible
Henry Il. Mott Of this city, aged II, was one oil
uarty amending party sps nding few weeks In tue
North Woods. A few days ago. he was drowned .!
the upsetting of boat on Loon LAAc' f'anA''I |,
County. His body was discovered an" c0n'e!'u
home.
IN, Nel--O,hars Dclta says that Rob Harlan the
coored man who accompanied Mr.. Ten Brceck to En-
Gland and is one of the test race managers IN the
T,;ted States wen so 900 o. tie recent successes OF
the American horses.
The editor Of The Fredri~ks5nrg Ner's, vho "a
,umue,ing at tie White Sulphur Springs, writes Of
colonel an whom he hes toupd Il ere, who = an th
Judge al The SUP 10, ctEt. et ,fbsga. az P's'e~'