New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17
PERSONAL.

The TYoroester SPY pubshe, extracts from lot
tnr from the Hon. Chas Sumner dated Paris, May 81
in which be says:
DAT last, / feel happy in health which, if not
arely assured yet is such as to allow me 10 walk nat
orally, unooDsoiousy, ana without pain unless whom
strike Into my Old gait which, you may remember,
waS always the fustest Of TIE fastest hope have
hot lost this that caupot got it back sgain. One
mutt have been for three years an Invalid " Know the
happiness IN my new found strength"
Among the Americans in Paris are Senators
Seward and Clipgmcn, Mrs. Marcy aud daughter ltne
family Of the late Gov Marcy Mrs. Henry Hills, Mr..
Joasthan Sturges and family Of New.York.
The judgment for Ct 900 which was entered on
Fob 7th aga,nst MIR. Walter Savage Lsndor, for
rroes libel on wife If the Rev. MI Yescombe, has
never been satisfied On the LIST inst. tue Muster OF
the Rolls granted injunction resrsioing Walter
and Robert Landor who hOl valuable estate called
Ipsley Court, which produces about t ,00 year, in
rust from paying tue rents to the poet, who is now
In Italy.
Almost all the arms and uniforms collected on tho
field Of battle at Montebeo to be brought to
Paris Several of them are destined to Horace Yer
net Who has already received the imperial commands
to paint the g. oopd battle of MontebeDo for the gal
lesies Vi Versailles.
Letters received from Mr.. Hawthorn state that
his daughter, Miss Una Hasthorn has 80 far recov-
cred from her late Illness, tuat tho family e1-
peoted TO leave Rome on the 18th of May.
Mr. Hamilton Fish and family az coming home
scxt month.
"A correspondent of TIE Ereniny Post writing
acu Paris June ], says:
"Mr Edwin White an American artist, who has
been residing for years IN Psrs, returns " the
Cnicd States 10 about ten days, with e's maca al
uirSA picture VI Gen. W ashinyton Res'gung the
nj pf ha American
for the Senate House at AM apos, where the scene
described took place aud at tue expense ot the STATE
Of Maryland The canvass is about niDe oy ioarteeo
feet; coutains about thirty portraits, beside mauy
imaginary fguros; and, rs composition, l think
viii DO esecu+d highly as any iu which the Person
Of Wash gton has been maze the prominent fea-
ture Mr. White receives 5000 for IT.
"Mr Crancb who has been spending the Winter 10
Rome has returned to Paris where some OF nis nnest
pictures have been painted he ohnSe wIIn nun a.
picture of the Palace Of the C@sars just finished,
and two others, part OF the tfuit Vi hs winner
sojou IN the Eternal City. ,,,
Page the artist, is here, on his way IN Lon ION,
where, 4 understand be has some desirable ( rders
waiting him, and where u "a not imProoSoe 'na' NC
uill make protr acted stay
-Venry X Brown esq the eminent sculptor, has
M far from his recent injuries IS to be soie
TO stan for Washington to attend TO the duties Oh the
AT Commission.
-T1s 81. Louis Republican of the 18th says that
Mo,,,z stepbhck, one Of the Jurors in the case OF
Niss Fife C. Csrs,sps against Mr.. Henry Shaw Tor
b,..oh of promse of marrisge, has made AFFIDAVIT hst
beere bong impanneled on the jury no stated tnA'
h. Aid not upderstapd English sufficiently ~ Try tho
,,,.,, that he never agreed 70 the verdict giving
3@bs n.intif SlO0 COO but thought that the m'Johy
yn,.d and consequently did not objec' aud ths' he
,ov~ believes that the verdict was unjust ana the
s.msees excessive This puts another aspect on inc
Affair and would seem to afford just ground ior the
grating of new trial .
Nathaniel Ray Greene, the last surviving son o.
Major General Greene of the Revolution, died AZ us
,e.oe,ce IN Middlstown Coma, last saturday lie was
~ wears of age The only surviving child OF GenefA
Greene is Ms Li.tlefeld, who now resides IN M'Ss''
sippi.
"A latter from San Antonio dated June :, says
that Cen. Twiggs who for ten days lay d. the POM
Of ds,b ia 50 much better that he sits np nesiy TIC
whole day.
m. Boston Transcript says thst Mr. l. hucna"ou
|, Reads portrait Of Lopef.low, just completed
sls,e.. il more satisfactory thsn anything wv
k,ov. 70 the public Without ceasins To DC gen"'
IN. ,snrs.a,t.,iop il is poetic ideal. me eyes s's
ver s,s in expression. There Is a slight, very
syh, .,.r0r.ss in the face; but 1t has also pecuSn
.r,,;,v and geu,leness. The poet /. represented
rADdipr poar corner of bis library oa one sue o.
IL. fsuys in The background portion oil 'a's o'l,
ia.hio,sd CLOCK is visible On the other desk !
ss... vhere stands little statuette Of Goethe ine