New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-14
PERSONAL.

1t is said Dickens recently sent his sister-in-
law in Chicago $1,000
Madame Gazzaniga is shortly to be married
to Signor Albitcs.
The STAGE has passed into the editorial c0ntrol
Of Mr.. C. i. Seymour OF The Times.
Mrs. Lumcy. the contralto singer, is the wife
Of French gentleman named Blat. ana TIC niece VI VIC
celebrated English nmprcSsario Luinley'
John Il. Thompson, formerly editor of Ihe
Southern Literary Messenger. will assist Mr.. William
Young in conducting tho new evening paper, Erery AJr'
The Hon. John T.. Ward, ex-United States
Minister to CHINA ccurus in Georgia in behalf OF the
fund for the support Of the widow OF tho late Bshop
Elliott.
The japan Herald yokohama, Dec IA. 1860
announces the contemplated departure Of Mr.. stephen
Masse t, from That city foi shanghai Mr. Masset gave
the evening of Dec. 5. under the distinguished patron
age of Col. Kuox and tho officers OF the en- Eegt' lie
appears 10 have been very successful III the East
A Sunday paper gives some biographical par
tirulars about MIS- Agatha States This lady Is sister
e Miss AlicN who psysfa at ne new pr
and Mark Smith. Mine. states was formerly one OF tho
rmcpa EGGs a So SI sne Ia n FTmcieeo she Was in.
duccd appear in opera Mrs States is OF Irish BIRTH
The Paris correspondent of q London paper
AN admirable musician. lie receives on sunday evenings
at his private residence Lately Gueymard aud an artist
whose name escapes me were executing quo iioln
'Gullaume TELL from memory therefore without music
NJ Dor6 imprOviScd an accompaniment on ms us violli,
which he were not the painer nc s would have won
for linn the rank OF truo musician M rcSf IKE an
OF genius. he commands your sypdll aV once ny
the rare exceeding simplicity OF his manner ana the
cordial frankncss OF his reception
A Mr.. John Lea was recently candidate
for Parliamentary honors at Heston IN opposition to the
Solicitor-Gencra Tho following is portion OF one
of his speeches TO the electors 81 will lay the tee.
graph heaid from PeTryn to MclsGn od I an great
great variety as nucleus for free library In point OF
variety these books csn SS DC sea GS aTG @ S
land intend * e. n8 tS gSosS en trade @ RTspaTs
hamn 10 q
ming 60 miles hour. but at H. Talk about geese,
will money out Of them If you VIII let me- VIII
buy tho gaswOrks and you shall have gas at not more
than per 1000 cubic feet IN the future Hest0n VIII
have busy quays its population win be multiplied. and
observed of all Observers know that am speaking
came TO scot remain TO excuse il not to pray Speaking
education did not allow OF my daughcra to learn
think they great stupds have not brought them
down but will TiH the the eecU viii - s he y S %Sn
TO show how much have to console nc at home. nave
the pleasure OF knowing that my daughters are TWO OF
| the most accomplished women In Europe"
! The Paris correspondent of London paper
gives brilliant description Of the state bail ct me
on le ia rGSycd bW pcr wf ARMY of
ackeys gold lace and greeu we proceed by the I'm,
press private staircase, sdnirnsc PdSSdnftho OXydze
silver balustrade exquisite in design and sharpness OF
detail into the first OF her private drawingrooms, INC
celebrated Salon Vert decorated by the chcfs d0uc
OF Chapins brush-not If you wi thoroughly artistic
the ouchers OF the days OF Louis XIV but very grace
FIJI and eminently ornamental productions. Then on,
through other small salons. to the great drawing room.
craed as It happened 10 he when our party entered il
sitesotIe central figure Dlemi Pasla fez on head re-
spendent with diamond orders hankcd by veTuls and
one lady whom it was his bntness TO present ana near
him Gen. Dix, with "a Americans. among whom were
some very pretty women OF English there were but
seven, marshacd by Mr.. Sheffield. Lord Lyons having
dined with their Maiestieg or this number Mr.,
Mrs. and Miss Miles the latter fair deLtonte the evenof
the evening lovely aud strongly recalling GreuZos
'Cruche Cassee, only the toilette. perfect cloud Of
snowy tue Oh which white lilac branches had apparently
dropped was somewhat more complicated than That OF
Greuzes beauty II is always amusing TO watch the sen
fair English girl Invariably makes IN Paris salon."
The France tells some anecdotes of the pIin-
cipal orators in the French Chamber which, Il not true
at least amusing One day, 1t says while NJ Jules
eoSTen %'i RADICAL ader enGSd his eec NJ yay
walked his colleague telling him he must reply. What
ing described in few words the subject OF debate, NJ
Rouher assembled tho tribune aud in speech Of three
ments Of his opponent When returned TO his seat
laughingly reproached M vqty for having walked him
The speeches OF NJ Berger are also conceived Oh the
them after they have been delivered that he
reefs the reports most Of the members da Once, on
revise an important speech which nc had delivered that
evening, he replied: II read my own speeches! You
the other hand the reports of his speeches with
great After an Important debate ho usually passes
proofs word for word, and keeping himself awake by
drinking chocolate NJ. oliver follows his example NJ
Jules Favre never coects the reports Of his speeches
and NJ. Rouher has this done by his secretary To tins
may add that NJ Theirs when he speaks is attended
by his servant with whose assistance as soon as he has
finished his Grafton, he Immediately changes his flannel
wastcOat and linen He has followed this custom for
many years.
American ladies, if the correspondents OF the
London journals TO be trusted, to have attained
a very conspicuous position in Paris society, and the
papers are weary Of prsisng their beauty and
cOrding their movements The correspondent OF Tie
TeIerGph (Sr g. A. Saal has the following In recent
waTrIage Of Leon oetS and Miss stone daughter Of
American gentleman formerly as known In Rome
he is in Paris The marriage may be described as
were well represented there When you say that there
are American girls any ete ceremony In Paris
present, 1t is not now, as in the good old
times when England - and, barring England,
Russia-suppled the freshness and beauty OF the
flowers which mako up the bouquet OF Paris
ballroom. Now, the exOtics came from American
houses and In truth are very nice exocs indeed Inc
ceremony took place ut the English church, In the Ave
Marbeu and getting TO and from that place OF wOr
ship, which Is rather In than otherwise admra-
bly, illustrated the ceremony at which we were requested
Of it, drive down hill TO the church. and ali the
riages pleasantly way. 1t is, indeed fdciis de-
but then, getting away up that steep, narrow
tedious and difficult. Going was simple CONNIE bonjoar
getting free again as difficult divorce Among those
present were noticed the wife and daughter Of Cen Dix
rens, the Duke and Duchess de Frias, Mrs.
Clay Ker-seymer, >, Count de Neuyerkerke,
Coldsnd M. Mayrocordato, NJ dIsrael, ETC."
Ia Lbeytt records brilliant sorte given by Mrs Gowan
in the Avenue Josephine. Col. Gowan American
Government 10 raise the men In the harbor
OF SebastOp0l by French aud English guns The Colonel
beng absent the honors OF the evening were done by
Miss Gowan aud NJ Croue, was Immensely applauded
AFTER the Ball" was succeeded by ball. which
Princess 0ortschakoG; Col. Mrs. and Miss Ware
Comtesse and Comte r. vlscontI. Mrs Douglas Jerrold