The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-07-02
Personal.

Kit Cnrson's last words-"Good-
by"
George, Count Joauncs, is practc-
ing law at Alfred, Maine.
A. T. Stewards pocket has not
been picked--hc is still a rich man.
James Gordon Beuuet, Jr., is
again in editorial charge Of the
Herald.
A lock of Tbeodorus' hair is on
exhibition at a shop window IN Ply
mouth.
Mr.. Longrellow will spend a month
this summer in the English Lake
country.
The Queen of Portugal is going to
the Germany baths and Paris before
returning to Lisbon.
Thorwaldsen's patrouess, the Bar
oncss dc Stampe, has just died at
Nyso, in Denmark.
The disease of the young Prince of
Belgium is an affection Of the heart.
He is only nine years old
1t is thought that Miss Charlotte
p. Cushman will mako the vicinity of
Boston her permanent home.
Mr., Milburn, the blind preacher,
has gone to Berlin, Prussia, to have
an operation performed on his eyes.
When in Hamilton, G.. W., Ole
Bull lost handsome diamond, valu-
ed at $3.50, that was set in one end of
his bow.
A deluded British being named
Maitland is the present incumbent Of
the Monkon. They have been regu-
larly married.
Ex-President David G.. Burnett,
Of the Republic Of Texas, has left
that State to pass the remainder of
his days with relatives in New Jersey.
Tho English jockey. Fordnam,
makes $4,000 a year by riding the
horses of heavy owners, aud keeps a
valet, to whom he is hero in spite
of the proverb.
There is only one person in the
United States who possesses the art
of cutting diamonds, Henry d. Morse
of the house Of Crosby & Morse,
jewellers. of Boston.
The Mobile Register is glad that
Mrs. Stowe has done little "to
repair the world of evil,p for which
she is responsible in tho production
Of "Uncle Toms Cabin"
Bismarck says that if he were
Chinese, an Abyssinian, or an Indian,
he should probably care a good deal
about England; but being a simple
European, he doesn't care at all,
Mr.. Biorstadt has taken studio
in Paris for the neSt winter. He re
fuses to sell Immediately his magni.
iiccnt pstture Of Yesuyius. Those
who hsve seen IL report that il is a
wonderful success.
Some changes have just occurred in
the New York Tribune editorial de-
partment. Mr., f. j. 0ttarson, for a
long time political aud general nows
editor, aud compiler Of the almanac,
has resigned.
Poet Manzoni's report on the fea-
sibility and necessity of making all
Italians speak Que dialect, gorgeous
ly engrossed aud got up generally,
was one of the Princess Msrgarets
bridal presents.
The Emperor of China has been
selecting wife, or rather his mother
has been doing it for him. One
hundred aud twenty candidates were
presented, and of these seven were
told to call again.
The members of the Massachusetts,
House Of Representatives subscribed
some four hundred dollars 10 put in q
volume the prayers Of the chaplain
of that body, Rev. William II. Alger,
Of Boston.
Mrs. Lucia Gilbert Calhoun, the
talented editress OF the Tribune, has
been restored to health again, after
being compelled to relinquish her
pen for somo months by reason OF
nervous prostration.
Lootard, the athlete, missed the
trapeze while performing in Paris,
and fell sheer to the mattresses
underneath, distance Of thirty OF
forty feet. Luckily he landed on his
feet, aud his hurts we're not serious,
! William Cullen Bryant now. writes
but very little for the Evening Post.
Professor Lewis, formerly of the
Troy University has become one OF
rhe editorial staff OF the paper, and
writes many Og tue leaders.