New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-11
PERSONAL.

! 1t is announced that Timothy Titcomb is
| going to Munich to write new book
Gen. Belknap got acquainted with his wife
by capturing her brother, who was Rebel officer.
! NJ. Raspail, tho champion Of the Paris work
men was youth intended for tho Church, but changed
his mind to the study Of medicine. He has spent ten
! years In prison and fifteen In exile
The Senior Orense arrested in Spain, but of
late released the Marquis OF Albada and the patr
arch Of tho Republicans. Other Republicans, CASTELAR,
and Figueras reported intending to go TO France
| to await the event Of the death Of Napoleon.
Some time ago young Prussian applied for
an eusgns commission In regiment In which his grand
mother Frederick Kruger the Iron Cross and the
Russian order OF St George for bravery In battle. In
1876 about year after her discharge from service she
married an officer.
Prince Louis Murat ran away from home and
enlisted In the French navy sailor. Never
theess he has hts cabin board ship and
with the captain which must be highly conducive to
good discipline and all that sort Of thing Tho young
gentleman Is In his 18th year.
The new Italian Home Minister, Marquis
Rudin is but 80 years old. and ten years ago vol
clerk In the Foreign ONCE at Turin. In his 2Sd
year he distinguished himself syndlc OF Palermo and
later Project OF Naples. He takes the Italian helm
during crisis but is SAID TO have high capacity.
Senior Olozaga whom Senior CASTELAR, calls
great orator and statesman has written TO spanard
condemned to death in France saying, who repre-
SPAN In this empire have been 10 tho gbbet
than you the gulotne" He then asks his client for
the most ertenuatng circumstances no can plead and
says that when condemned 10 death himself lie used
soliliquize: Be persuaded that the day which
lights thee will be the last thou shalt see BY this
the hours which exceeded the day were always more
agreeable"
John c. Breckenridge and Humphrey Mar
shall met at Paris Kentucky, the other day. and Mr.
Breckinridge Told the following story Of the war; which
it 10 to be hoped his fat friend appreciated When Gen.
Pegram preparing to march his troops into Ken
lucky, Marshall who did not like poaching upon his pre-
serves neheotuay warned him not TO come and ut last
word that any troops which attempted TO enter
Kentucky would have TO pass his dead body Pc
gram replied that II would be much TO expect that OF
his artillery but he found the obstacle In his way he
| would immediately tunnel through"
| NJ. Morel, in new history of Napoleon Ill,
gives Of the preceps taught him by his mother
Hortense You will never, my dear child, have that fe
cundity OF sahes, that rapidity Of conception which
made your uncle so extraordinary. One learns 10
poY language which has all the diversity aspect Of
| the chameleon. Every sces In II the color which
peases him most Thus your uncle tho Emperor was able
/ to establish his authority In giving TO ali par
ties that particular hope which the foolery Of
ROyallst Republican" Queen Hortense further
said addresses Itself to the presents "Your present stu
alton exaets that you should not dsdain the aid and
sympathy Of journalists. They are incompatible for
rendering misfortune interesting and may add that
most OF them have the taste. almost the MANIA for re-
suEcitatng the yanquished."
| Senator Buckingham of Connecticut, Gen.
Clinton Fisk Of ST. Louis, j. H. Ramsay OF Albany and
T. d. Conyughem OF Iennsyly are the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel - Ch Berahger Of the French legation IL
| ut the Albemare Hotel - ]. NJ. Douglas. President
| Hopse 80 Judge j. b. Hager OF San Franeiseo n al
the 81 James Hotel go The Hon Chss H. Sheriff. OF
Jacob Hardenbergh OF Kingston IL the Metropolitan
Hotel - The Hon. J. Clancy Jones OF Delawaro ard
| - uon n Madden OF Middletown are ~ ~. -,