New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

| Mr. Carl Rosa appeared at the City Hall on
Saturday. and filed declaration Of bis intention 10 Do
come ali American citizen.
Tagloni the dancer is said to be dying OF
consumption at Brunn in Morava. She retired from the
| stage in lS47, and is now 65 years old
Mrs. J. J. Astor and her son, w. W., sailed
in the Vile de Paris, Saturday, for Havre Young
Aston goes to Rome pursue his studies as sculptor
Archbishop Meige of Kansas and Bishop
yierot OF Savannah sailed for Europe Saturday to
be present at the opening Of the Gcumenical Council
Mr.. James OConnell of Killarney, only sur
vyng brother Of the Lberator is to be created bar
onet years OF age, and has been all his life an
active politician
Archbishop McCloskey, according to letter
from Rome to London Journal has hired carriage and
span 400 francs month, to facilitate his movements
in the Eternal City.
Judge George G. Barrett OF the Court OF
Common Pleas has sent in his resignation to the Gov
ernor He declines a denomination but proposes to re-
sumo the practice OF his profession
The celebrated French critic, NJ. Sainte
Beuve has just published fact about Beranger which
seems TO have hitherto unknown, namely That the
poet who had all his life made light OF love, was In his
old age smitten with real and profound passion for
English girl He quite wild about her. and preserv
ing much Of his that he could not bring himself
in his decline marry, he full of misery and told
his grief friend. That friend carried him OFF to dis
tan part Of the country where they lived in soddo and
unknown for many weeks, till the wounds Of the aged
poet began to heal 1t is added that the gr did II on
purpose.
An English correspondent OF The Times
writes OF Miss Charlotte Cushmans After few weeks
at Malvern she Edinburgh TO have an operation
one OF the most hopeless in surgeryperformed by Si
James simpson and she now lies at the point OF DEATH
quite given up by nearest friends and those who
should bs the judges Of her condition 1t be that
her song constitution which will carry her through. but
no one entertain the least hope and the news OF
her death may have already reached you" To which Dr.
J. Marion Sims adds, that the complaint was an indu
rated gland, not Immediately dangerous that its extr
patton was of the simplest and safest OF operaons
aud that the only subsequent danger from eryspelas
which by its limitation must have resulted long be-
fore this either death recovery and have con-
seauenty reason believe that she is convaescen
Postmaster-G General Cresswel left this city
for Washingto on Saturday.
Judge Stephen J. Field of the United States
Supreme Court arrived here from Europe by tue steam
shin Main on Saturday, and is at the BreVoort house
Among the strangers IN the city yesterday
were Gov Jewell OF Col French Of West Point
John Weed OF Washington. and u Crosby OF Chicago,
Ii ae GOV Bessh Of NswYorE the Hon j. j. Farns
worth NJ. c.. Illinois; tho Hon; j H. Wade. g. b. Ely.
the ST. Nicholas Hotel The Hon. J. v l. Pruyn and the
NJ Douglass, Chicago. and Capt j. X. Campbell Of the
British Army, at the Brevoort House Gen Battle OF
aud DR.. Warren Stone, NewOrleans, at tho Sew,fork
Hotel A. NJ. Clamp. Congressional Printer, aud Judge
WSpd' Raleigh, " O. and Col J. y Barrett Albany at
the Metropolitan Hotel Judge l.. 4. Mernek New,or-
saRS Cen gTsp wsDrsr and e. Nor
gan. AuIore. N. T.. are Ut tho Astor E".'--@