New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-27
Personal.

The King Of Bavaria : aaiahce WIKI i"ia " o"'A
has created quite taste for actresses among hts kins'
rer. Feld.Marshal Prince Charles of Bavaria mas
inst married the widow of the actor Hosen VINO nss
received the title OF Baroness Funkenbergi and Duke
I,onis Of Bavaria has formed morgananc marriage
with an actress named MONTE, who has been raise>
TO the nobility az Baroness Wsldsee
DR.. Kagl Bfandis, First Secretary OF the Royal
Library OF Berlin who published in 1851 an Interest
ing work on ST. John Franklin, died on the lotA a"
last June. A
Max Won Rieiwald started about two months sgo
rev scientific periodical in Vienna Owing to the var
excitement it could not be supported, aad tAis haa
such an effect upon the editor that he died Immediately
after the soppuge of his paper.
DR.. Markusoff OF Tilis has been sent by the Rus
sian Government to the watering places Of Germany.
in order to introduce the system which prevails there
into the Caucasps-a county which abounds with nm
eral springs.
The project of erecting monument to EgmoH
and Hoorne has been vetoed by the city authorities Of
BIussels upon the ground that tho published corros
pondence Of Philip H. and other recent historical In
vests cation, conflict with the traditional An political
conception of Egmonts character and places him in
much less favorable light.
The Cas,leton Medical College of Vermont has
conferred the degree Of NJ. ID. on DIR. :. ~ March 81
this cty the inventor of the Radical Cure Truss aud
other surgical devices.
Hans Wachenhausen, who accompanied the Aus
tIian army has commenced the publication Of his
observations The first part which has just appeared
IN Milan, and which goes IA far as the reoTossing u
the Mircio, gives most untayerable account of tina
efficiency Of the Austrian amy
Mr.. Robert Knnicott of Chicsgo has set out on
= pedestrian excursion TO the Polar sea.
johann Jakob Won T,cbudi, the elder brother Of
the author of Tkerebep der AipeEnet, has returned
10 Vienna from South America. IL will be remeu-
borod hht after the unfortunate termination Of one Of
his early expeditions the King Of Prussia pre-
vailed upon by Mr.. Agassz to purchase Tsohudis
Peruvian collections for the NenenbuTg Museum
This has enabled him H. continue his researches in
Peru and after several tours he has again Travelled
there and in neigbborng States from 1851 until re-
Gently. lie resides his estate Lich,eneck, In
Lower Austria, and is busily engaged on the great
geologic work Of hislfe, Geographisehe FerbretasS
der There Aler ClosseR
jean Geuthier' menagerie was burned in Copes-
hagen in June last Only one ANIMAL large Polw
bear-oscaped. monkey Get IT on fire, by playing
With matches.
-Peh-KEai, the last of the Chinese Governors Of
Canton Who has been recently Of great service to the
European Powers, born in Pekin in 1873, Of
grel De cent and died April 20, 1853. lie
of the mos, accomplished and statesmanlike officials 81
Chira.
NJ Dufour has read before the French Aosdsmys
paper the anatomy of little insect of the Leptopus
family which, although only four to five mllimeuA
in Dimensions has complete organization as tho
largest animals.
The 9th Anniversary of the best Of Gsrmsn
music al journss, (Nene Zcilsckry fe2 Musik founded
at Leipsic in 1894, By Robert Schuman; edited since
1911 by Franz Breunke which WA the fret to recog.
rize the genius Of Schubert, Chopin, Mendelssoh,,
Berioz, Wagner and List, has been celebrated IN
Ieipeic by great musical festival, Of which The
chapemasters Piccius and Li-zt were the lssien,
aud which lasted from June to June 3, closing with
the performance of Schuman only opera, CenoyevA
Among the most interesting essays read on the occs
-en, was one by Dr. Ambros, Of Prague, on Music IS
m element OF Civilization 10 history.
A le.ter from Mount Lebanon published in tn
London Ners Of the 18th inst, says: Education u
these mountains is making considerable progrs,
wing to the energy sni activity Of the Americas
missionaries. They have schools in nearly every ds
tTict ID Lebanon and have done more for the csue
hlNOIS lht-t tht " years tney
have been in the country than all other sects-RomS
Catholic, Greek, Naronite, Greek Catholic-wa |
al their wealthy converts, and possessing they'd
fully ore.tbrd Of the land on Lebanon have done |
the last three centuries
The Rang00R Tins entions the loss of the vss
able presents brought from France by the adventure
ID orgoni FOR the King of Ava. In order TO Eghta
Alon Prah, 20 ~ 70 enable her to ascend the rivefp
the capital they were placed on board Burms"
boat, along with spare engine which the stssmH
brought out with her. The boat sank from the weigh
but ssme Of the yaluabes recovered and ats'
ward sold by auction. They were valued at two lsf"
81 rupees.
The Esperan-a Of Madrid states that Z" in "
Gale lie Atocha there resides an English lady who I"
certain days has Protestant worship celebrated, VIZ
certain degree Of publicity, in Der drswingroom
minister of the glican Church." and it sugse~
that it is perhaps that lady and her friends who as"
circulated the "Bibes and other pernicious puoa0'
lons' which, Gays, have lately appeared N PF''S'~