, 1869-08-25
PERSONAL


Wonan tudtage IN the Unitarian church IN New.
port, n L, on Sunday Of List week.
III. L P1cyoat died It San Iose. Cal, On the
lCth- LII. P7eEou lad been engaged for the last
thirteen o. fourteen years In the buI1ueas Of silk
culture, and Ia fact may be regarded as the forn-
der OF that important md promising b,1uch Of IN
dutry In California
Anna Dickinson ytxited the Yosemite Valley q
few days ago. ahe wore fail snIt OF the Bloomes
COSTUME, saJs the Fo1dsa Era, rode As1raddle on q
uaaA 6addie, climbed 70 tho most Inaccessible
pisces and vent AZ high and a fl Is tho strong
cat sud most active men
Raphael 6emmes, Of rebel pirate notoriety, has
published three-cnlurn letter In u Mobile paper
in relation to local quarrel about sohool mAtters
H1s otjeot Ii to defend himself ayatnst charges Of
being bribed 10 do me dirty Wott Of ca1pet-baK-
gers and sczll2waKa''
4 cur4oua1J. composed group ha4 inst been pho
atograpaed At White Sulphur 6prtnGs- It consists
OF GeneN 4 E. Lee, LII. PeabodA Generals
Nlse, Eeaurefard. Gary, Connor, Lily, Lawton
and AAgruder, and HeaEs. Brent ". W. Corco-
ran, James Lyons and Blacqne Bey. NJ Peabody
Is the Genital figure, and nedlately on his rghl
Il seated General Lee.
The Countess Klsselen, i wen.known visitor at
the KursaA Of Homnourg, had mads resolution
not TO play, a1tbouGh she frequented the EaEaing-
tab!es 4 player having told her TINT zero had
Np4 bNlIc IV4A4lHg cue plaAta k1 luul9 Oh Tue
lncky zero, which Won q third time. The Countess
pocketed ESQ and exclaimed: "Ytt they wtsh
ne 10 renounee plaJ.'
The Hon" john Aos11asey Is reported to havc
written as 1oliows: "Thc newspapers are talking
about my heavy loss on the Atlantic aymaler
match The truth ts, lost only fl0.o00--sl QUO
for each Of the nine, and 81 100 for the scorer.
let this for the homer Of Troy. where I have lived
lang md found much k1udneas, and whose people
Hove. 1haTe 10000 yet to invest In the Hay
makers, and another 10000 after that Is gone.
And tur1ner-1 intend my son shall play IN that
nine"
The marriage Of Prince Peter Bonsparte, per.
fectly known to those admitted 10 tho intmate
circle OF tits eminent sarant has lust been an
nounced to the world. Prince Pierre made the
acquaintance, fourteen yea1B ago, Of the daughter
Of a bronze founder. Of the FaubouIg St Antoine.
By this workman,s daughter the Prince was the
father Of a eon born IN 1853, and daughter born
In l66o. In otder TO legtmlze these children, the
Prince married their mother, With all legal cere-
monies, IN Belgium, two years ago, and has lived
ever slnce with his wife At Auteull, during the
Summer se.son. and abroad during the winter.
Prince Peters Fttter married Sir Thomas W5se,
late British Minister 10 the Court OF Athens.
At the celebrated reatauIant La Tete So!rc, on
the place Of St Cloud, Paris, party Of gay roys-
terers were at dinner. A carriage IN which two
ladies' were seateu, drew up opposite the door.
One Of the reeoLtes, looking o1t recognized Queen
Isabella, attended by lalding In waiting. Mile.
Christians, Of the Bou1es calling for pen and .nl,
Instantly wrote on one Of her cards; MADAME:
We are dining In pEis1tc room, and would feel
very happy If you would share the dinner Of
party Of actresses ont on \ lask- IpromIsc you
that the papeIs viii not be any the wiser
CHHIsI1AEA, who ts looking at you from the win
dow The invitation Tas connded 70 reluctant
Nnlter, who Was induced to give 1t to the Spanish
Queen. Much amazed, Isabella II. handed the
card to her lAd5-En-Tatting. and mechanically
looking up, eaw her correspondent At the window,
watching the result Of her tnsolence.
The divorce c.lse In which Captain vIrtan, II.
p, and one Of Mr. Gladstone's Cabinet was COM
palnant, and bis late wife and the Marquis OF
Waterford defendants, caun On for trial week
before last md waa disposed Of IN donb!e-guIck
time. There Was no attempt to dispute the facts,
nor could any attempt have been successful.
The elopement and the cohabttalon OF the two
defendants WAS aa open as the day. 4 letter from
the guilty woman to ber husband Is pEycholog1-
cal curiosity. He had followed the tunaways to
Paris, had seen htS vile, and had, as he thought,
persuaded her 10 leave the Marquis and return to
him and her children. He returned to his own
hotel, half expecting her to follow him, but tho
next day received this letter instead: "I cannot
80. have trted aah tried 10 give HIN up, aad,
uYaiuEt his own urgent advice, shall stay. Am
go:Dg to my rutn Know. but II Is impossible Tor
me 10 60 back"
4 hundred different IeaEo1s are gi7en for Prince
Arth1r's visit to the New dominion. He ID to be
King of Canada, &c. The Quebec Mercury says
that everything Is sa:d but the psaiu fact, which Is
that Prince Arthur IS destined to rake high rank
IN the army, but he cannot properly be promoted
until he has seen foreign service: consequently
he Is sent to Canada to perform thar duty. The
1adc Brigade, TO q commission In which Prince
Arthur has lately been gazetted, anI to join
which. ut Montreal the young soldier IL now On
his wAy, Ia one OF the "crsck'' corps Of the Brit
ish arpy. 1t has emh!azoncd on its colors the
names Of no less than twenty battles in which
1t participated, the Grst OF these being Copen.
hnEen+ the last Lucknow. In military style, the
corps is known a. '1he Prince Consort,s OWL"
aut II Is at present commanded By II. Il. II. Albert
Edward, Prince Of Waies, siColonel.in-Chlef-a
sort Of nomtnnl position merely. which does not
imply bis presence With the brigade.