, 1870-02-02
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
HoUutn u writing h!t autobiography. and II "a
to b puh1shed Ia dx languages Mnnit sneoosly.
M'n Bs1ieJ, Of Lo1idana, Il called the prettiest
WOMAN IN Rome.
Francois DeAk, the great Hun61rtan atsre1mxn,
has recently LOST 10 much money BY the fotEes1es
Of ialthlees ateward thai he u now believed 70
bo bankrupt
Lady ". Gore onsley, An English peeresS, u On
Eiut to Burlington ane VA tho daughter of
eI-GoverDor Tsn Seza. Of vermont, aad bad not
Etaited her early none lns shutty yeaL
At The funeral OF Mths Hattie 8. Putnam, 1t
Cheater, Vermont, SIX yonng ladies, Appropriately
dtea1ed for tho oecaAIon, scted a. paltbeareYa,
md asEg diiXe 1t the grave
E. A. Bartlett, penny post Of Wetton. MAN..
has been tn service q years, ind hAa walled about
III, coo ml1sh.
Commodore Vanderbilt refuses to make . will
he dethea TINT his youthful wife shall nave her
full legal ahk1e OF hi1 properly. She Win BE- he.r
therefore, when be dies, to some ~, Geo. 100.
Tho P1tEcesR Pierre Bonsparte has received
numIous lesters threatening death to herself AID
her children. In consequence OF this sae has
found 1t Necessary to leAte her res1depcs At An
teuf1. and to take refuge With friends a, pads
Btll'atdl arc tust noK popular auuseu.en. ia
Warrington. President Grant has had the nss,
sa1e yaY Ia the White Honse rnnrrvt.d ,ntn .
billiard room. General Butler Ii ha y4nn b,I,l.rd
room ftsed up in n.a house. Secretary r1,h bn.
m excellent table, and Secretary Boutwell, o,ay.
n one OF the tables OF The Geruan Club,
Euqenle sold the d1e.ses she wore duru1 her
| Oriental tour, 80 In number, with great couec-
| ton OF hatl and honnats 1t Auctt,n. 1or the
| benefit OF he. orphan school, but taey hcouxnt
| very ANAL prices. Tho beat dreas in the lot Of
| tuBe colortd satin, Bold for ~
Nile TlrenS has tkielJ beea 4ipeinr Nth Vou.
derful effect In Hamburg. Scats were IN ssch de-
m1nd that they were scsd and rc-sold on tie Ex.
change foz the sake Of the premium; aad /, toc,e
ln1tarcez Els were paid for single atallx Dunns
toe lAat daJ Of her stay. tbs muslcal societies
formed imposing procetslons IN her honor, aud On
oer departure presented her with complimentary
addresses And many beautiful gtfra
| ieorEe PEABODY WAS zittlcS aloIe, In Salem oue
sumner evening By an open pars1 w1n1ok =. Tne
room within Nas lighted, the lueet without Eas
daIfs 20 that vhiie nts form WA plnlnty rcco1.
n'zAole BY everybody passing be could not $50
wnat passed. A party Of yopDB men stopped in
front Of the house, and began to call for Pea.
| bodJ!" " Peabody" "George Pesbodygr Sun.
postnR, seIy natuEaly, hist the tnxnsmen Wished
TO pay ther respecta aId hear 4 speech hs caus
forward, when votco rpae out uf tho dA11ness;
I "6ay, Peabody! give us i've thousand dntlats i,
| Ar. Peabody ahut the window very suddenly. and
did not make fpeech.
Tho Washington Chronicle, IN noticing p,1ncs
Artau1's visit to the White uouse, records ,ht
fact that the Prlnce accompanied Miss Se1llt
Gs1ut to the consefvAtory, Vnere tner leim,et,
exnlnIed the collection Of plsn,x and rnvrrs
Mia1 Nellie R1thefed for her roysl e.en,t ,ri1,
bouquet Of choice nowers, and TO the many ~
aervtrg eJes that follos ed the movements Of N.
palr they did not seem at IL, emha,1asned from
want Of themes for conYe11auon,n II annesn
that Mrs Nellie presented the Prince. snont
other nower1 with a caueua jspon,ca. wn,cf
synhollcally 1tgnlces admiration" And tn,
fact has crerted don1iderahIe "talk.n Wssn
lngton correspondent says: ~ learn that pr1nc,
| Arthur l8uRhed heartily to-day over the nv,
public 1u1nor gave to the cauel.s 1apon,ca sfr,jI
Acd rele1sd to the romantic ytslt Of chxr.. IN,
FuSt TO Soela {xheu Prince Of Wales, IN se.rch n