New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-04
PERSONAL.

lie t,aulos records the death in Paris OF an
e.tremely rich English lord. to wit Lord Smith, who'
though of an ancient and illustrous family quarcrnS
the lilies OF France upon field gues had pee 'o"'oo
ononob n marry work lie is said TO have been
famous in Paris his charities but English papers aro
curously asking who Lord Smith was
The Weekly Register, the chief Catlohc paper
O, England says: With two exceptions, all 'no nne,'n
prelaes are known be In favor OF the dogma ioia
hbilIty being declared by the Council The TWO eAcep
lions are Archbishop Erington who was coaolu'or 70
the late Cardinal Wlseman, and Is now ArchDiSnop w
,arfil,s of Trebizond, without diocese lhe o.or
the Hon and Right Rev. DR.. Clifford Bishop OF Ch''on'
hoe two preates are not opposed to the dogma nor 10
thev DENY tho doctrine OF Infalbity but they deen
the declaration be inexpedent at the present 'in'
At PATHS farewell appearance in st. Perters-
burg recently there extraordinary scene Vi GU
thusiasm After the first act OF Crspno sue feco'ou
the congratulations Of the Emperor anu oouque. -
camelias containing brooch in the center OF winch
an enormous pearl surrounded by 80 diamonds LUIS
NOS tho Gift of n club and was worth about No'o"'
After that sle was recalled six times After tno "''' a'
OF "Trayiats" she was recalled eight times ihen .'no
thu mad scene from Lucia at the close OF "hcn 'n0
prims donna was crowned with wreath OF aufe' ''' ~
a coronet Of gold, the gift Of the orchestra
The PaH-MaU Gazette says: singular acci-
dent Is reported from Dublin. Col Wardaw was dancing
al of the Niceregal 'P.
caught in ladys gown, and he was thrown down WIZ
such violence that he fractured his hip May we ask IN
the name OF common sense what ia the use OF spurs I'D
baroom Is the exhibition Of these dangerous weapons
due to the theory that officers should be ready TOT
at a moments notice. Arc their horses kept ready
sadded at the doorl do they sleep IN their spurs
Possibly it may DO the custom to wear them IN the
presence of ladies the effect produced by the cahK
and coter of swords and spurs We have heard OF ba
soyerejgns being substituted for rowes IN order 10 I'M
| prove the tone OF the ring But could not similar
effect be produced by bell hung round the neckf
A correspondent of The albany Erenlng
| Journal who has been visiting John Stuart MIL at
Ayignon writes ~ was ushered into quaint ltt'e
room with fireplace adorned with tiles. On the hearth
burned a bright wood fire. choice selection OF BOOKS
stood inyitpgly on tie booksheves. gance revealed
two or three The Aortc d. Arthur. Rants works. the
Italian poets In their vernacular Milton, Shakespeare
g. Mill and many eminent French authorities But here
comes the man himself Above the medium night
slender somewhat stopping, sandy complexion proiu
sion OF light brown hair at the sides entire badness on
the top Of the head blue eye, aquilne features side
wbissers this is all that have time TO note before the
cordial greeting OF the philosopher. We cit down ana
begin to talk My part Is simply to ask questions ana 10
listen. BY and by find my role difficult one 10 pay
am quickly questioned By who has our country's
story at his fingers ends Whittier are VIC tending WIN
hundred different reforms What influence nave the
| masses upon legislation Is this success Is tha'
| theory failure :"