New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
FOREIGN PERSONAL.

Raspail. the newly elected Republican mem
Der OF the French Corps Leglsatif is rs years old
Hengstenberg, the celebrated leader of the
Orthodox Protestant Resct0nss OF Prussia has recently
died. His last words were was right.
The Emperor of Austria. has made clock
and presented 1t to his mother Attached 10 ID gaudy
rooster, which crows at sunset
ElOise Zavire is the name of the new star OF
the ballet at the Grand Opera in Paris She Ia tho de-
scendant Of old Legitimst family and very beautiful
According to The London Star the Duke OF
Rutland has the reputation Of being slow hundrum
nObeman OF great parts, and wisdom In councA
equal to his power IN debate
1t is Sir John PakingtOn who stands re-
ment Of tho irish Church would be followed by the
Roman conquest OF the whole Protestant Kingdom Of
Great Britain and lr aand.
Count Bismarck has so far recovered his
health as be able in favorable weather to walk In his
park supported by stick ne has accepted ts hpRSr
hibtion, TO be held at Altoona.
DIR. Cumming has Just discovered that the
Marquis Of Butte has given to the Pope eO IN
this number mad been selected, because represented
in the opinion Of students Of prophesy the duration OF
the Papacy on earth"
Mgr. Dupanloup, the celebrated Bishop OF
Orleans has preached two panegyrics ID the Cathedra
OF St. the life Of Joan Of Arc The results OF his
nave heen tTansiuited 10 Rome with the view OF sup
porting the claim Of Joan OF Arc To formal cahohzaon
A hostile meeting with swords took place on
writer on Main jaime under the pseudonym Of Cur
thus and the Marquis De Modene. The seconds for the
former were the Duke De FitzJames and the Marquis DE
Lau; and, for the latter, NM Henri HCqssays and
CASTOR DE COetlogon. Tue Marquis De Monene waa
slightly wounded IN the arm.
Herr Rudiger, Bishop of Linz, obstinately re,
sisted the laws virtually repeating the C0neofdst ana
was lately summoned before the Imperial Court OF Aus
mons was then issued accompanied by threat Finally,
on June s. he carried OFF in iacre, dressed in fun
canOnCas Two or three persons cheered the BlshOp,
but the great majority cheered tile police.
The Duke Ernest of -CObOurg G0tha
has been performing the character OF Major Tehem 10
i'm the Dukes play Nina Won Barhelme" The PERFORM
ance took place in the great theater OF C4b1rg ont
tickets only Obtanable from the Lord High gnaln-
beraln and not for money. The Gross HerZog aud Her
zognn are SAID to descended from their nigh estate
cend into the charmed circle OF RoyalsIn.
Madame Olympic Audouard says that, when
she recently arrested in Paris she was taken 1o
floor The jaers, whom she asked FOR chair lahgneo
at her and called her hy When SDe
She had undergone, he told her that she lied she gave
Whole VIII affair before the next Corps Legislatf
According to Paris correspondent of the
Td6pendanee Beige the future King ot spain has a.
ian Prince, Thomas, Duke OF Genoa VINO As az PIesent
studying at Harrow. Prm, SerTano, aud Topee are sara
Cortes and they are also said TO have the
sent of King Victor Emmanuel and OF the Florence Cabt
and IS therefore yet sixteen years of there will
be Regency Of two years before he begins to reign
When Emile Olivier learned that he had
been oyerw helmIngy defeated in Paris he shed tears;
when the telegraph boy brought him dlspateh tat ne
had elected IN the DepartmentofV he was over
loved that he gave the boy twentyfranc piece instead
of the franc Tor which he called. But NJ OLIVIER"
said the boy tins Is a twenty franc piece. All want n
one franc" Keep the piece, my boy" the Joyous
replv '.This dispatch well worth twenty francs"
olivier directed the following letter to the electors Of the
department ,--,r.
Y DEAR At the when Paris and Lyons
abandon policy Of the FV impose me the k
TO accept aud happy that interest atehei
M U Affection heAceVr1h pray hNas oey.s T"
me as shall belong 20 you EAiLh OLLNkN