, 1870-04-01
PERSONAL

NA per CeQk-
PERSONAL.
A new political noFel by D,sraeu "a announced. |
-Lamnt1ine's creditors have compelled bis wld-
on to sell his estate at Monceal
The King Of Bavaria lately gave dinner to
400 poor people In Munich, and engaged twelve
hotels for their accommodation. |
IA 1c Dtun hnd been celebrated tn the cathe.
dlai1 IL Mlan on tha OCCASION Of The 1fueth ami
vetsar! Of the birth OF Klng Victor Emm1nue1 and
the twenty-si1th OF Prince Humhcst, the father
and son having been born on the 18th Of March. y
The death Of Rev. DR., Mccllntock Wilt not re~
tasa the appearances OF the remaining volumes OF
i" Encyclopedia Of Ballcal, Theological and Ec-
clcztast1ca Literature which, with the all Of d..
Strong, he had been preparing for the press
In the Investigation before the Legislative
Committee, At Albany, the other daJ, vi. Burt,
attorney for the English Stockholders Of the Erie
Koad, said 70 one Of Jay Gould's statements:
s'That IA an rAmirgatsd falsehood, Nj. Gould,H
and Mr.. Gould did not denYft
The Tribunal ss c:seow acquitted, ID default
Of proof the Superior 6i the Carmelite Convent In
which Barbara Ubryk had been 70 long lmrs1s-
oned. The law or1eers OF the Crown appealed
against the Judgment, but the Supreme Court den-
nitely confirmed L.
Mrs. Kelly, who, Willie captive In th. hanAs
O. the Northern Sioux Indians, IN 1854, nas the
means of saving Captain Flsks em]grant party,
and who also saved Font Sally from capture, is
likely to receive s. 900 from Congress for her ser
vices.
Lady horlaunts portrait Is advertised IN the
London Times, with autograph, at one shilling;
colared, "a Cd, highly cotored, in morocco case,
ela Sir Charles asor1anuts photograph, and
these ot the royal and Noble rersonases con-
nected With the Late trial, are hlso IN great tlo-
m3ud.
Figaro announces, ss fact that no longer Ad-
mits Of being questioned that the Pope s seF.o1ely
Ill Its authority Ia lady t'profoundly devoted to
the Holy See," who has Just becn received by Pio
Mono, and who found His Holiness grievously
changed for the worse, His glance has lost its
viyncis5, and his voice has become more feeble.
Attempts arc made to conceal the tacts, but great
anxiety ID felt at the Vatican
The German papers announce the death OF
Moscheea, the once famous pianist and composer,
and the tutor Of ThalheTg and Mendelssohn NJ
Aosche1ea Was born 10 1894, and 1eEidcl In London
from 1921 to 1s46, when he resigned ha position as
Professor at the Academy Of Music to accept the
post OF Director Of the ConscFyato,Ee at Le,rktc.
II. Mcachetes was celebrated for bis brilliant i'm
prnvtsatons, and he is nls0 the author OF some tn
pottant compositions
1t IS stated by PERSONS intimate with the john
fon family that Miss Matte johnson, the school
gtrl who had the affair with the Rev. Horase Cook
last winter, has neyer recovered the shock OF mat
affair, and is now In, a rery pzeea1tons state of
health, having bad two hcnlor1hagea from the
lungs, with other consomphye symptoms. 1t Will
be remembered that anc was robust aud rosy SIZE
is now said to he wan md pale, AMI to Wezgi less
| than a hundred pounds. Physicians advlse the
family to take her to Corfu, which they #tll
probably do.
I The Sew York papers say that A. r. Stewart
and II. B. Clahin Co. are at losgerheads oFer
{ the sale Of rnbleathed nukins and AeszNnaek
prints. Stewart has thrown upon the market vast
quantities OF Nerr.mack at 10 cents per Taru, while
| the manufacturers themselves charge IT,
The Mrrr1rack men struck his namc hpza their
booka, and refused TO sell him any more goods
| BE d reported 10 hare immediately procured a
supplJ through Philadelphia t'rn, and there Is
[ terrible nnsier among the TRY goods people, who
dcetnrc that II Stewart persists Ia his present
c0urse he will ruin pretty much every importer
and jotber In the city.
/ a Ghcnt paper states that Nj. Gladstone re-
Gently received letter bearing IN unintegtble sig
1 nature, IN which the writer conveyed violent
threats Among other things, the letter stated
| that II Nj. Gladstone persisted In the measures
adopted in respect Of the Rustchuk varna Railway
Company, he must be prepared for daggcr
thrust or pistol bullet. The letter was written
] ard posted 1t Gbent The English Government
handed the letter to The belgian Ambassador IN
London, Who forwarded It to his government to
make inquiries Into the matter. An Investigation
has been commenced In Client, but the writer has
not yet heen discovered.
| "A returned European lady tourist tells OF m
Interview she had with Miss Forsnce Nightingale.
During the conversation she could but notice the
| singular shape OF tnAt eminent lAdys foot She
| had never heard that A}1A Nightingale zlame,
| or mAlformed, but certainty something Was the
| matter. Her curiosiy prompted her 70 Inquire Of
some nlulus! friend, Nho II once explained that
1 tk~
ments Of torture Fented b. fashionable shoe
makers. Is accustomed 10 plant her stocking foot
| firmly on piece Of leather, draw the outline OF
the 6gufc II forms, md hare her shoe made to
correspond exactly With It. :.
"a FAE,s loses has discovered TO his cost that .
pair OF sheets arc not long enough to eject safe
descent from a window on the fourth door
Auguste e. suspected his vile Of too great par
tialtty for professor Of the dramatic art Who IT.
jeted In the name OF Hector. Augnste watched
the house and saw Hector enter. Hcshortly after
wards knocked at his own door, which, however,
ru,alned neremettcally closed "Open In the
namc Of the Law !" shouted the Jealous husband In
funcrona1y tone Of voice. The door WAS opened,
he fuahcd IN, aud searched vAlnly for any living
son1 but that Of bis better halt. He Was abou, to
rtre creslallep, when he heard terrific cries out
\ side the window. Hector WIS dangling At the end
| ct tWo sheets, which reAehed orlJ to the second
noor: he WIS screaming for assistance aud twist
ing rount and rpnnd. The injured husband took
him down, pitched into him, aud dragged him o1
| toward q police station. He, however, made his
I escape 5pu,e.
Tho Franlein Laura who Is described as "tne
uoet beautiful nnu daring performer On the slack
w.sc that the world has ever seen,- q c1casinG q
sensation at the Royal Holborn Atnrhltheatre, Lon.
don- The following description Of her perform
ance Is from the Era:
Hcr grace Of manner and her come1nesg OF
| n0UfH will acknowledged all who the
lioIbo1n A1nphtheat1e vslt during her stay, and,
when NC say that upon wire not much thicker
at : grcat height, she goes through the whole Of
heE pertos.uanss no q9e*ton can ~ ne Tatsstl as "a
tsis eIe1sion iii d se r. fsnfiaT @ to % a1 tnose Hho M
hayc eecn the great Btondn- She crosses the vire
with her feet cucased in baskcts-haskets, too, ol
ne Teal old s1sarday night market tsshion; then
eindfolded and cn.eloncd In a sack: then with
; Eheeihsftuw: then with her hands and feet
e fn EEL ,Se ssss,
toes in = manner which Neu11 credit to the mos,
expert Of ballet asneeta: aud, nnaliy, CROSSES
! her back."
Z Mr. teonan! Edmunds, In his declaration In Al
: action NJ ia# Hhtch he has brought against Mr.
I Gladstone md the other Losts Of the Treasury
! alleges that TIC defendants " falsely and mall
cousl! printed and published, and caused 10 b
+ printed and published, in the several morning
l. and evening papers d The 18th OF Jauuary iast
London, paper purporung to be Treasaza
minute, in which they distinctly charge him Will
= felony aud other high crimes s0d tntsdemcnuora
q The declaration, As framed, makes II incumbent o,
r The tefeudaa,a u plead 'tustitcation,~ and tn
g ouu. proaand5 under tals plea, will lie u7an them
!: By the terms Of the declaration they are also
qrred to give e12ct particulars Of dases and sum
Of money IN justification Of Tho several uoes in III
!. minute namely, that Nj. Eanunds Mad pQa HI
j. hand into the till Of hts otcr and helped hlsel
!. uts1us OF public money! thai be N0 pa5li
ticsa lxee;- tnAs he was guilty Of malversadon,
l. ar.l sas he bad been In The ha5,t OF aprroprta
r ing sums Of u1oncy that belonged 70 the public"
d M. de Xontalembert's funeral took place at tn
J. | Church If st. c1oulde, Paris The 1smpt ssF
a that two or three thousand pefsons Attende
e it. Among those present we're NM Emile olliy1e.
u | nazu, Buffet, Thiers, cts; derutsttons from III
G French academy, etc. TIE pan.oearefs were tt
!, Count Da1u. Minister Of Foreign Affairs; y
; Curul!er-F1eu1y, Of tho Academy: the Prince
1aoeue, X. cxassoE5xh. Il Dutaure, and u d
r Coreelles- The Enis<rs Gtates thA1 NJ
= Aoutsleube1ss deAtn WAS announce
II By the preacher at Not7e Dame. O
q SundAy morning Father FelIx}. and 1haI It fe
Is | Ike thupderclap upon the immense congTes,
{ tio1. The preacher, Who could hardy control bi
II feelings sa,d: tThe Church ia not ungraseti; Sd
Ii I viii remember him who 70 vallanuy defended he
). whom he called bis mother. Al Catholics VII, I
sensinle Of the loss which they have Just sustane
- IN that great mxu; and you, gentlemen, viii N
\ fessrt to ptay for the repose OF that soul naw
n the presence Of our Lor Jesus Christ" The lit,
u rarY ACTIVITY VI " dc Aonta,e0sezt was ouly =
,errupted tthe Aeai:<nr says By hts death Evei
:. morning the Sister o1 Charity 1ho w1s1sa upe
him brought him his books, the Journals and thu
H. .enc!ls, black, red, and blue, with which he &
~ II nots,ed everything that hc rsAd. One cannot tal
y m volume Of his numerous library without bea1
sble 10 gather from these Annotauoas the iEupse
!. sion vntcn the book had made on Its possesse
The Fsuncc,. states that among the papc1s LEFT |