New-York tribune., 1867-04-06
PERSONAL.

| One of the best things Petroleum V. Nasty has said
is that the belief the Odor OF the negro leads the DEM
| ecratic party 10y the nose.
On leaving Office Mr.. Monroe is reported TO havo
remarked that ''ths was the fifth. and undoubtedly,
last time he had been deposed from the Mayoralty OF
| New-0rlcans."
Miss Rogers lately gave remarkable exhibition OF
deaf and dumb pupils in the dTawngroom OF Mrs Josiah
Quincy near Boston By most careful system. they are
made TO understand from the expression Of the mouth
/ and not. as usual, by the hands. 80 A. 3Ss
Victor Emanuel has sent the cross and title Of
"Chcyaier Of The 6cf 81 st. MaGtiee aud ST. Lswrs,cc,
! 10 Mr. James Geddes Day OF NewYorE In acknowledge
n of his attentions to Italian officers and sympathy
with Italian liberty 'e-t - = -
Beverly Nash the cOl0red man who is accused or
being Copperhead is having spicy correspondence
with OF his colOred opponents in South Carolina
Alexander williams thus wiuds up savage review OF Mr..
NIshs political wandcrngs In conclusion will say.
that YOU have brushed Calhouns hat websters coat,
and Henry Clay's boots"
Mr. Hall of The ~ 0. Crescent has made journey
North to NewYor for the object OF organizing societies
Of printers to contribute the fund for to
the anented mmOrst and printer, Artemus Ward Each
printer expected to contribute the worth OF 1000 ems.
which is about cents. The remains Of the deceased
author viii be brought from England during the Summer
Deali the Hungarian statesman, has an income of
than 81 $50 year. aud yet he has invariably re-
fused TO accept any office of cmolument any material
testimonial OF the gratitude OF his countTymen During
the Parliamentary session he lodges economically at ore
OF the hotels Pesh and during the he lives with
relative in the country He deyotes large share OF his
income TO charity
Hans Christian Anderson says" generally found
the joyial Alexander Dumas in bed, even long after
midday. Here lie lay with paper pen and ink, aud wroe
his new drama found him thus one day; he nodded
/ div fo no nd Soi1 "A L
now a visit from my muse she will he going directly.
He wrote on spoke aloud shouted ciro sprang out OF
bed and said The third act is finished"
Concerning the Presidents mansion, a correspond
ent of The Boston Tarecr thus makes revelation: Does
everybody know, wonder. that Mr. johnson had HIS
memorable veto of the Freedmen's Bureau bill printed
on large sheet, I'm type, and cheapy nained I'D
hang In the ante room OF his business ofcei There 10
hangs day and 20 seeing it first this morning IL
seemed like the defiant banner of my policy hung on
the outer wall" ..
Victor Hugo on sending in his subscription to tho
fund for statue TO yoltare, characteristealy'
'Voltare Is an ard courier Flambeau-bearer OF the
18th century precedes and the French rev.
oiution He was the OF that great morn To sub
scribe for his statue public duty" Apropos OF the
great French Herde Mr. sarcey has been celebrating
him in an enthusiastic lecture on his genius at the
Ahenee, In Paris The readings Illustrating the lecture
were given with refinement by Madam Ernst, widow or
the celebrated violinst. E..
The london Telegraph says nonchalently of Eart
Russell that as legislator for the Irish Church Lord
Russell moro than bundered-for the Appropriation
Clause and surrender do not form pleasant bit or
history that as Prime Minister he not successful
that as colleague under Lord Aberdeen he was let rs
say not very happy and that dipomatis at vienna
he was TO put it mildly rather out OF place all this
though he has been our leader and Is s most disn-
guished champion OF our cause-we frankly admit