New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
PERSONAL.


Mrs Stowe finds a champion in the person of
Mr. George william Curtis who nothing incredible in
the Byron Story and nothing henous in the publication
oft
George Peabody is visiting John w. Garrett,
President OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at Mt
Garrett seat near Baltimore. His host sent special
car for him to New-YOrk
We are gratified to be able to state that the
welknown japanese author. Kisng to Bakn. has just
completed novel volumes, which he began thirty
eight years ago.
The story that the widow of ProudhOn, the
socialist Is obliged to support herself as washerwomsn'
is true She derives modest income FROM the copy
right of her husbands works.
Private advices state that the late President
Prado of Peru who fought off the Spaniards at Caao
will reach here in the Rio steamer now due. His nos
tiity Spain and his open Cuban sympashes Will make
this news OF interest at this moment.
Count d'HOudetot, son of the Madame d'Hou-
teto to whom Rousseau made love in his NOUee Heoise
al time when she the mistress OF ST. Lambert died
recently in Havre at the age Of &c. He was one OF the e
cor OF the family Of Charles X. when they fed from
France in $780, and he rowed Louis Philippe and his
queen from Honfieur to the English Havre and South
ampton steamer, when they fed from France, in lSis
The Rev. William H. Milburn, the we'll known
Europe whittier he went seeking aid from Graene the
noted ocust of Berlin The operation he went through
was successful to certain extent but has not as yet at
oil improved the vision, Mr. Mlburn still having only
vague impression Of ght without being able 10 see even
the outlines OF objects He returns, however IN excel
lent health. proposing Winters campaign among the
Lyceums with What blind man saw in Paris ahd
What blind mans experience was ia searching ior
light" and hoping in the Spring to 20 bark 2y anotaer
and he trusts successful operation. HIS address lot
some little time will be at Jacksonville, Illinois.
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Peter T. Washburn, Governor Of Yer
mont, is Mt the Westmoreland Hotel
Gen. Hovey, United States Minister to Peru;
ex.Congressman Pomeroy and william ii. Seward. IT,,
Auburn n Y; the Hon. Hiram Bliss, Maine; the Hon.
II W. billiard OF Georgia; Major C. l.. Stewart and > NJ
Buckingham Connecticut and W d. Ross OF lenhessee;
are al the ST. Nicholas Hotel ExCODgressrnan BuDuru
OF St Lawrence Co., " y; exMayOr Fargo OF BuIislo'
Gen Tllghman of Maryland the Hon T. NJ msudeh'
Niddletown " y and the Rev. J. Hurst. Windsor Can
ada are at the Aston House. Lord Adare OF England
and Ensign Lees OF British Army are at the Clare
don Hotel The Count DredusZyck OF Poland: Col ID D.
MeComb OF Delaware and Edward REILLY OF Lancaster
Penn. are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen T. Everest'
Washington; George NJ Pullman Of Chcago; ana !" m
Ramsay, Montreal, at the BrevoOrt House Zen
Henry A. Barnum, SYRACUSE; and Col h fomeroy plds-
sachusetts are at the Hoffman House Col f. w Latham
OF Texas and Major A. H. Sbley OF Detroit are at the
New.York Hotel H. A. Rlsley OF the Treasury Depart,
meut is at the Everett House. The Hon r. COnger Oh
New Jersey is at the Metropolitan Hotel