New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
PERSONAL.

Posa Ronheur declares that she Is growing
,s,v and does not expect to paint much more.
The Mikado Of Japan has recently imported
pano from Austria-the first seen in the Empire
According to the Paris Figaro, there was great
fesyity az the baptism of daughter of Mr. stebpihs'
NewYork dTehtntHiondire
A striking example of the inheritance oil
homcidal propensities Is furnished by the sons anu
grandsons of Dr. Asa Crosby, 10 Of whom became eu'
cal practitioners
The Philadelphia Press announces upon goou
authority that Gustave Dore coming TO tins country
q few weeks. He is to make art tour through '"'
States, and return to Paris in the Autumn
Texas paper urges subscription lol WIG
family of Sam Houston, who are very poor .oa 49,
three surviving children q the Ola uoh0'"'
speetiyely 10, IA, and l6 years.
To Lord Neaves of the Scottish Court OF
Appeal lie ascrIbed tho following disuon ." "''"s
PHiO'opH'' When Mil sid There is ! 10 natter
Twas no matter what be said
Tho Socialist oo;tator. Hartung, has (says
za. ro,rn J,I7so successfully made his escape from
Austria I'm the diseuse OF an engine driver ana is now ut
enrich whence he issues inhammatory proelamatons
addressed to the woTkmen OF VIENNA
grand bonouet was given in the Grand
Hotel Paris ON the 10th inst, In honor Of NJ. Pouyer
Quertcr the prominent Protectionist French Industry
was represented by 800 guests. who had come from 80
departments lie presented with magnificent sill
ornament
When NJ. Olivier was leaving the Corps Legis-
Iatif after the on the nth inst no said to NJ
GARNER Pages, am entitled to explanation from
you, NJ GarnierPages ana hope you will give it to-
morrow morning" Fears OF duel entertained In
consequence, but they have proved groundless
Provost Paradol says to inquirers about his
probable appointment Washington; IL desire 10 WISH
California and the Minister disposed to make u oos
tory" On hearing OF the matter, NJ. houher s"iu' "
is no doubt incorrect 1t the Consulate OF
he should receive" THIS ausion 10 his orieanst
leanings.
The present Duke of Sutherland is fond of
and has taken an active part IN extending
railways TO the parts Of Scotland He is also
conspicuous member of the Amateur Fire Brigade and is
reported TO have frebon which rings in his room.
and summons him to any interesting fire which may be
going on.
The last ship-load Of convicts from France
contained following criminal celebrities: Consauve
the assassin Of NJ. Samson, OF Toulon Parnoo, who
killed an agent OF police in that town; Corporal
Thouvenin, endeavOred to explode the magazine OF
Pondchery; old priest and Janson, OF Nancy, STU
dent IN theology, assassin, and an ineendiary
The death is announced at Lieusaint, in
France at the age Of &C. Of NJ GaugiranNanteuil the
Oldest dramatic author in France. Among his pest
known works rAmour ct e Proofs, at the Theatre
Francois; L,Liet QuRd't Les Mars Gdreons, and lie
CAdrBe de Ia TOi1 at the opera Comique lie had been
extremely intimate with Rossini
Nine. Priston having refused to play the
part Of Anita in the Rarite Nad the ground
that 10 was below artistic position the managers OF
the PalasRoya Theater Paris sued her for breach OF
contract. The Court decided that she should In the
OF her continuing to refuse pay indemnity OF 20
francs per day for Is days, and 500 francs fine.
English papers announce that John Bright has
received from Mr.. Pullman the offer Of free ride from
Eew-York 10 san Francisco. Mr.. Pullman promises. II
Mr.. Bright will come to America to carry him and as
many OF his friends he may name the continent
in special train Of hotel and drawingroom care stop
ping whenever he peases the route. and making each
halt as long as lac likes
Ex-Queen Isabella has been sued for 5000
Of the Courts in Paris. 1t claimed by NJ and
Madame Caselini that this due them for
services rendered when Count Labruyere went for The
eI Queen secret mission 10 Spain, last year. The
whole correspondence was carried Oo In cipher and
Madame Caseni transcribed the letters from her nus
band 10 the eXQueen. while he was IN Spain with the
Count. The Court reserved Judgment.
prince Amadeus of Italy" says The Lerdnt
Times, sent, commemoration OF his journey TO
East aud his wies recovery from her dangerous i'll
ness Spring magnificent jewel for the decoration
of the shrine OF the Holy sepulchre at Jerusalem This
beautiful Objects rosary the work OF sgnor Castel
an Of Rome and consists Of 176 rubes 20 emerads
pearls sapphires. In the center OF which
large pearl II is said to have cost $1,000 francs"
In answer to a manifestation of sympathy,
Bishop DupanOup refers thus TO the ultramontane
attacks made against him. No matter what difficulties
present themselves, he believes that God viii DO his
work IN the Roman Council, and concludes: "sball
grunble because in life there hours which Prov-
dence has marked for great and painful duties No. for
fnalmen the tOuchsODe Of the true love OF God
and when the suffering comes, come it WILL He will
strengthen our hearts"
Regarding NJ. Rochefort's family the Paris
correspondent of The London NeWs writes The poor old
Marquis dc Rochefort, who had lost all his fortune
through some bad specuatons in $780, sticks 10 his
Who appears, derives his opinions altogether from his
mother The Vscountess de Lncay last week ap-
pointed to high post the Maison Imperlale de st.
in consequence OF her reputation OF her knsman
The Count de ROchefOrt, another Of the imprisoned
deputys relations, is gazetted TO Secretary
of Prefecture He last Sunday 20 the
Tuieries, to make his bow kissing OF hands does not
exist bere) his appointment The Emperor was gra
tious almost ocular Count" he said you are re-
elton OF my best enemy"