New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-23
PERSONAL.

The Paris correspondent of the Courier des Etats
Inns referring to the recent duel between Ameri
can gentleman and the Count Henel ell de Donersmark,
of ich some meDti IN has already been made writes
as follows: People are talking much of the duel
which took place at Cologne, aud greatly pleased
with the authentic information which shows that Miss
Willing did not follow the Count into Sdesia, and that
her brother who went to the duel not from America
bot from Paris not guilty Of the brutalities which
q Berlin correspondent charged upon him. But while
the honor both Of sister and brother untouched
ont Of this painful affair, the occurrence suggests
lesson for the young republican damsels Of the United
States who are tormented with desire TO ally tnem
selves with titled husbands That which cause Count
Heuekel to break bis engagement with Miss Willing
was chiefly TIE opposition of his family. To the old
poblesee Of Europe, American girls are always the
6appbters OF tradesmen, whom they regard as par
vepus The CROWDS of Countess and Duchess, which
these young women buy so dear, are for them only
croyns Of thors. Let them then remain in the circle
yhe their mothers moved, and let them be content
with berg the best daughters in the world this title
is worth al others"
1t is said that Prince Jerome Bonaparte after
leaving fourth of bis property to his daughter, the
Princess Matbilde has given the entire remainder 10
Prince Napoleon This bequest is very considerable
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an income amounting TO fifteen hundred thousand, COM
posing his civil list. Consequently Prince Napoleon will
inherit many millions, beside enjoying the chief of his
fathers official emouments. To his and grandson
in Baltimore it ia said that nothing has been left by
Jeromes testament The grandson, desiring to be
present in the list moments OF his relative, was unable
10 accomplish the WISH but by an order OF the Empe-
ror, place was reserved for him in the family pew at
TIE Inyalides. Will there be, say the quidnuncs,
coDtes, between the American and the French Bona
parties for the succession OF the crown OF France!
Another scandal threatens the Imperial family of
France, according to the independence Beige. The
Baron de Cbassiron, desiring amieable separation
from bis wife the eldest daughter of Prince Murat,
has not been able TO effect this therefore, the ad Oh
tbe hw is to he called IN 70 interPose egai 'affef
between the TWO partners IN NE SJoyS ana Sorrows'
who ,epcproeaiy accuse ea'h o'"ero Oh "n'ol'iuheSS
At present. the husband appears 10 D. the party most
open to reproach.
AT the recent dinner of the Alumni Of Harvard
College, This toast was gwen
"1hcPupn y me gr,M 'aAesa g9 Ia. I e
q plase 1aots Onr 1rnther Dr RaIows has
tht m all and we want to hear his voice among u.s."
The DIR. replied III snort Speech whicn he CON
clnded by the foh'wing sahza referring 10 the newly
inauguratsd PIs'l eii; a..
And shvions cloud. may prG on,
MeI sacred cISra no s SOf Fs gaa a''~"'
H. N Ivoo tho scnlo,or who has nnrsued his
-, - -. i, p,,na !. ., ,,,.a.n, IN Hart.
Cd endowed m mole,;no in CLAW bust of Bishop
HroupeII. for the Bsbop,s son.in.law, Mr. Burnham
If New York. TIE head is finished and in few days
the model will be completed. TIE Hartford Times
PAWS il represents the Bishop in his robes and apart
f m the likeness the characteristic expression of the
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