The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01
Personal Intelligence.

Egypt
at the mouth Of the Nile, with his mother, his eldest
daughter part of his harem and his asrologers. Tie
latter by of observations to consult the
~ order TO know whether II is proper that the Viceroy
should undertake the journey to Europe which lie has
long contemplated II the reply is favorable IsmaI
Pacia will set ont about the middle of May a visit TO
France and England
The Prince Of Wales will arrive in Dublin the sh Of
May and will proceed to tho Vicercgal Lodge where he
whole OF brief stay in Ireland Early in the morning
OF the 9th the Prince attended by the Lord Lieutenant
will proceed TO the national exhibition building, which
he will enter In procession while the national anthem
will be sung by chorus Of thousand voicea
Having taken his place the das the hundrcdth psalm
will be performed, when the Irish exhibition will be
formally opened.
The London Musical World says:-we have good
authority, less than that Of his medical atendants
for stating that Senior Giugni the eminent tenor IL
being rapidly restored 10 health Although his illness
has been severe has not In the least injured or even
impaired, his vocal powers and there what
why Senior Gugni should not be enabled to fulnl
his engagement at Her Eaestys Theatre though IL may
be advisable that he should not appear early in the
season.
lish literature in Amherst College, made by the
resignation Of Prof James g. vo has been filled by tho
trustees by the election of the Rev. L. Clarke soeye
pastor of the North church, Springfield, Mass.
Mr. r. c. welsch, the distinguished American land
scape painter has boon made Knight Of the Order Of
Ernesine OF SaxcCoburg by the Duke OF SAKE Coburg
The late Duke dc Morny of France, was originally
soldier, served with distinction Algeria, and was Sc
verely wounded before Constantine. The Duke leaves
four children IL is very generally believed that he died
comparatively poor man. With great income, he had
great capabilities Of extravaganza. stud of hun
dred and nifty horses forty In training, and boxes nj all
the theatres OF Paris, represents some outlay.
An Fnglsh writer in Paris speaking OF the speech Of
the Marquis de Boissy in the French Senate, and his
hatred Of Great Britain saysThat that aged imposition
should he allowed 10 take up whole sitting OF the I'm
perial Senate, strikes practical rather strange
For years the husband Of Lord Byron lover has vented
ms spleen Einst things In general and England In par
ticular IN words which would be insulting II they
not absurd Session after session sees this imbecle
iaving IN unmeasured language, and yet he Ia permitted
10 20 on agan at the beginning Of this meeting OF Para
ment, miserable example that man can live seventy
years, and under more than half different govern
mcnts, "be faithful 10 allr and yet learn nothing.
MMshals Forcy and Mel In addition 10 Marshal Canro-
bert have arrived In Paris 10 be present al the sittngs
OF the Senate.
The Countess OF Nontlio gave In Madrid March o. in
her palace, chdrens ball, nj which nearly two hun
dred OF The sons and daughters Of the distinguished
families OF the Spanish capital were present
The Duchess Adelaide Of Nassau, born Princess d An
halt and grand daughter OF the Iandgave Louise Charles
de Hesse, and consequently allied TO the royal house Of
Denmark reaumes her proensions the succession OF
Iauenburg which che had renounced by the OF Sep
tomber Is, 1894
NJ Mchclet OF Paris, is writing the Olives of The
Twelve Cgsars.n