New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
PERSONAL.

M y u Madden, who has come negro blood IN
his ve;ns but who carries hardly sign OF IT IN his
complexion, lives in Milwaukee. On Monday ne pdr-
cbosed tickets for himself and two ladies accompany
ing him. by which he was admitted 20 reservoir 'e'''
in the theater While the play was gong on 'ne
manager one Webb was informed OF the talnt III inc
blood Of one of his patrons. lie immedately "ro'e
the follow ing note and sent it TO Mr. Maddeh'
"You had better come and see me, or You WI nave
trouble WEBB
IIr. Madden took no notice Of the note, and tue
mar ager ordered the policeman present to eject hi
which the policeman declined to do. Upon this MT.
Webb performed the eectment himself. Some legal
proceedings will probably grow out OF the tasacon'
Col. Daniel Coleman died recently in Danvlle,
ya at the age Of g. At IL years of age he was en-
poyed as an express by the Military Commandant of
Halifax where he then lived, to convey general
orders forwarded to him by Gen. La Fayette, for the
Commal dant of Pittsylyaoia ordering troops to the
rendezvous near Irvnes Ferry for the purpose OF aid
ing Gen. Green, then actively retreatng before the
advancing columns of Cornwallis. He delivered the
orders-the troops marched promptly-Green crossed
the Dan in safety and CORVALLIS, chagrined at his
escape wheeled about and returned into North Caro-
lima. He was commissioned as Captain of Militia in
the lOlst Pittsy lvania Regiment in July, 1894; as
Captain in the 42d Regiment in December, 1895, and
succe ssvely Major and Colonel of that regiment,
which he commanded previous to and during the war
of 1879.
--Micl,ot is a new Parisisn tenor. He 10 scer-
lent snger, but wretched actor. Adorb Adam trst
discovered him. and to all the lyrical manager in
Paris and pressed them to engage him. He is u7-
polished" said he 81 has devlof a'face can't stand
can't enter, can't leave room, but he has superb
voice. which is both energetic and sweet, eqaa and
sonorous, penetrating and charming. lie has, besides,
all the instincts all the happy dispostiorwhich assSes
certainty that he will make an excellent singer Man
ayers however will not engage artists unknown to
fame and Michel waited come time (hard working N
the interval before he could obtain the only Dghs
which can ripen hstronc lyric talents into rcpua
ton that from the foot-ligbts Aflast however, ne
found an engagement at third-rate opera heuse.
Here Mchot made his bow in Richard Cour de Lion;
his bow was awkwardness ITSELF but his musical voice
charmed the hearers and when he TO sngin Der
Freysehutz bis voice was found finer, and Bis awk
wadness less than ever, and since then he has been
rising fast, having risen indeed from the Theater
Lyrique to the Grand Opera
1t is said that the Hon. George Bancroft has
sened 30 deliver the Grafton when the cornerstone OF
Perry's Monuments laid in Cleveland. This wltaks
place on the 10th of Sept. next.
The young lady, about whom the. love troubles Of
the young Prince of Wales have begun, and which
have led according to rumor to his visit to the North
American colonies is the Lady Caroline Villsrs daugh-
ter of the Earl of jersey and granddaughter OF the late
Sir Robert Peel, of whom the Countess of Jersey
the eldest daughter She is very young, not over III
the Prince not 10 until Noyembernext. 1t may be held
Of ;,rb ofafio that
young people really love each other, they should be
separated; and that, whether they do not, their
names should be mixed up with scandal on both sides
of the Atlantic.
"A letter in lie Steele gives an account of the cap
ture of Father Otterio LAMA, political refugee on
board an American vessel in the Siciian waters, by
the Neapolitan police Mr.. Barstow, the U. S. Con-
su who permitted this outrage is said to be caiho-
c and TO do the agreeable the bloody inquisiton Of
the young Benba.
"A telegram was received at Auburn on Wednes-
day, from the Hon. Thomas Kirkpatrick, Agent and
Warden of Auburn Prison, lying sick with the typhus
fever at Chicago to the effect that he rested quite
easily on Monday night and was considered to be i'm
proving. His situation on Saturday and Sunday oc-
casoned considerable alarm among his friends but it s
now hoped that bis recovery will be rapid and COM
plete.
The President has sent to the Senate the name of
Mr. Mallett of New-York, Consul at Florence, and
that Of Mr. Dooltle of Connecticut, as United States
District-Attorney for Connecticut.
"A sum of $1,000 has been placed at the disposition
of the distinguished zoologst, o. Torel for scientific
expedition to Sptzbergen and to the Arctic Ocean He
was to start from Tromsoe in Norway about the first
of May. Beside NJ. Torel the expedition consists of
botanist Professor Nordenskiold; naturalist, Pro-
lessor Holmgren; two fishermen of Bohusan, and the
Dane Karl Petersen, who accompanied Capt. McClin.
tock Tbs expedition viii land in the Bay Of Trauen-
berg in the northern part of SpitzbeTgen; and while
one party Of the explorers is making explorations ON
this point another will undertake expedition with
dogs on the solid ice about the pole. After the return
of this expedition, the researches IN natural history
will be continued until the end of August.
AT yervers, in Belgium, the other day, a lady was
seen about o'clock in full Dress the top of very
high house. She was delirious with fever. After en-
deavorng to prevail on her to cone down, two skaters
went after herr as soon she saw them, she leaped
from the house into the court. Fortunately her inn
mense crnone, spreading out ike parachute, broke
her fall and she received only some slight injuries.