New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-16
PERSONAL.

Vice President Colfax is in Cheyenne, where
no will remain for few days account % the illness OF
his mother. The OF the party. except Gov Bross
and family continued the trip eastward
The only spectator at the autopsy OF the VIC
tins OF the horrible Pantin murder near faiS' was
Madame Ratazzi and she is said to have witnessed mo
horrible spectacle with admirable sang Jro'd
Mrs. Abraham lincoln is still at Frankfort
Germany living in great retirement aud In very UMPIRE
tending quarters She sees but few persons ana hosc
generally American ladies whom she knew during hr'
LincOln's administration
A Paris correspondent writes: "Miss Winnie
Ream tho sculptress is employed upon busts OF rather
Hyacinthe, Gen. Fremont, and DR. Meredith hehu nI'
Washburne Gustave Dore have promised 10 sie LOT
her. She leaves Rome In the beginning OF OCTOBER
Mrs. Hirschfeldt, who was born in Holsten
and left Germany 1867 TO study In America mas iae
returned 70 Berlin with diploma from the DENTIST Col
ege In Philadelphia and has obtained permission 10 prac
tice as a dentist In the Prussan capital
The following tender remarks were written
on the back of taken at the door on occasion or
recent lecture by Miss Dickinson "In love with Miss
Anna H. Dickinson, and a strong believer in Womans
Rights and has drilled my wife for 80 years AT last she
Is bound TO vote"
Sophie Gozdzietsk Daughter of the Regi-
suar and Russian campaigns, and formed together with
her husband part Polish Legion, recently died at
Posen. in her ninety ninth year. Until within few
weeks OF her death she kept stall OF cakes ON Deing
taken III she declined medical assistance saying she had
never needed it IN all her life.
One of Sir John Macdonald's friends said to
him the other day. Sir John. Mr. - told Inc that you
were in favor OF independence for Canada" "He told
you that did hei Tell him he Is q fool replied he III
you talk annexation there Is in that but there
is MT any in independence When get ready for annex
alton shall go in first for sixteenth amendment to tho
Constitution that foreigner can become President
and then for the office.
Tennyson has written the following letter to
gentleman connected with society named after him
" SRPrEsBER9 1862
Institution good wishes for m viii the
following Welsh be Of service 10 you have ners'sd
The truth against the world old British apohesy and thhs
noble and which your purpose either IN welsh Or
been earlier answered Believe truly, IESS'oS
young Philadelphia, who has been in Paris
dining with Rosa Bonheur thus gossps about hers she
has the way of placing herndex finger along
the length of her nose, which before
woman do: and she parts her lair SIDE like man.
letting it fall on forehead 1t is entirely gray except
where 1t is snowwhite Indeed the lady looks older
than her mother She talks energetcally clearly and
rather ddacucay, lbut is extremely pleasant Harry
showed her his pistol and she said Oh. yes know
carry one just like it, and she pulled 1t out OF her pocket
TO show it TO u.s. As itiwas loaded, It frightened the
family considerably TO her maneuver IL IN her oahand
way After dinner she smoked her cigar Ike 1.-THE other
gentlemen OF the party"