New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-03
PERSONAL.

Madame KrietzOf is beginning to practice law
81 ST. Petersburg.
The Boston Post says: Jordan has done
much to make DE Rodas hard TO travel as possible"
Kossuth is giving lessons in languages at
Turin. He refuses al pecunlary assistance from his
friends
The Empress Of Austria was recently shot
through the hand attempting to take loaded pistol
from her The young gentleman is twelve years old
James Black of Washington, Ark now an
Old and hopelessly blind, made the original bowie
knife according plan furnished him by the celebrated
Col Bowie.
The Standard Of the Cross announces that
Bishop McIyaDe intends TO take sea voyage for the
benefit Of his health sailing from NeYor on the 4h Of
June, ii tie City Of BroOk!L
A Pittsburgh lecturer, named Smith, with a
genius for history and the dead languages declares that
Ises was not ONLY faulty in his Latin but in many re-
spects. utterly unit for historical composition.
Francis B. Mayer of Baltimore, Henry Bacon
o. Boston Edward May and Frederic Bridgman Of New
ork and John II. Niemeyer, exhibitors at the an
zu Art Exposition, which has recently opened in Paris
Gen. Samuel F. Cary has been to see the
Tenian Gen. Halpn in Portland prison. Halpin com
p7us bitterly Of harsh treatment, but says he would
T'her rot in prison than receive pardon from the
j tisl Government.
Sir Arthur Guinness and his brother, Mr..
(,c Guinness have purchased the Dublin Exhibition
Palace for $500 and intend 10 spend $1,000 more in
8 place OF amusement
The University of Zurich has fourteen female
pupils. twelve Of whom are studying medicine, The
medical and anatomical Lectures have been given for six
ycars 10 mixed classes, and no difficulties have ever
Originated rom the system VI lut ldu! pupI5 ere
from London from Edinburgh; from Boston, and
ilOm II. Petersburg.
In late number of The Christian Union
Feury Ward Beecher gives delightful picture Of the
friendship between his father and Nathan Taylor 1.-THE
globe ard the universe, 10 their thinking, hung upon
Sistineloh5 a,ed tlI 3gt HIeI nun; home 7
from meeting sitting down around the IRE, and,
susson that lad broken OF at their last meeting They
? ding around each other In survey before the real
earnest Tney stopped each other. Now one
seemed pushing the other with an irresistible
anilOgy-6ut in little time, some lucky turn gave
gained and steps beside. Some explosion II wit
~oud set them both into roar OF laughter and refresh
them for the wTt.te The hours flew Ii was II
O'Clock, IN q where folks went % bed at cit was
uldught--t was ocockaud back and forth the argu-
with their each Others shoulders. sometimes
T. face arms going IN gestures the fJrefncer poutg
the line Of argument. AT length tall and pale form
sou Know what time it isl Wei, Taylor stick pin
here and well 70 on to-morrow.'"
4 Liverpool paper gives a report Of the per
tornauces ia that town Of Dr. Newton, the American
Ey.rtuaIst physician, who has in New-Hork quite a
REPUTATION for efectng remarkable cures. Having an
bounced 80 public .eaucc That lie would cause shock
b. that should Toe Icll NA an present lie
through motions, hut nobody seems to have
breu shocked 40 al. The Doctor therefore proceeded 10
htai people. He nrst healed cripple. 80 DO You lOFe
me-" DE- asked the sufferer; edo you love me a a
tr.th ergo Yrs, tie cripple did happily love Dr. New
ton who accordingly kissed him, and said. Disease de-
Ilrt thee Tie result being that the cripple was 80
nuch letter that he went through several twistugs al
the Doctors request The next patient proved a
more as kgard customer 10 ded with A grdy-O0lng
IN, with strong Northern accent, rose and said
t. except on go what you say. Ye say all pain has left
tn people IN TIA, Moo have suffered for lang
ne and nae better This gentleman suffered from
TlruIa sl1, and nothing Dr. Newton could say OF do
+. emcd 20 give hIn relief. Tie reason of the failure
w. however most satisfactorily accounted Tor This
the doctor said, is one or very pccular SORT 5
& person Ia. very strong VIII De L. very PosltNe II
n Principle" NV dear friend he inquired,
lid rou believe could cure You before yOu came up
here q" Certainly not. replied the patient, ana he
ugly dismissed, he expressed II, "nae bet
t. auI incurred great disgrace among the audience
About 20 ur 80 persons came 10 he healed and, except the
u-eviug seot, LIuan, all expressed themselves the
better fsT The shock