New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-16
PERSONAL.

Edouard Laboulaye surprised his liberal friends
by publishinga letter in favor of the pebiscitum
Alexandra Dumas is collecting material in
Madrid for his WORK The Past Present and Future
Of Spain" much of which Is already written.
A Paris critic says the attempt of Mile. Patti,
the other night, to play in the "Huguenos was pro
noced even by most frenzied fanatics to be next
door to faso0.
Edward Burlingame, son of the late Minister,
ia going TO look after the san Francisco property pur
chased by his father three four years which Cali
fornans now declare is worth 100000
Madame Olympic Audouard has been lectur-
ing in Paris the female characters OF the younger
Dumas dramas. Her lecture was designed as reply to
Dumas preface to his Ami des Iemmes.
NJ Rodueplan, who lately died in Paris, once
fell i'll at an Germany and carefully attended
by host. In order to recompense him NJ ROqueplan
recOunted aginary legend about a ruined abbey in
the neghbOrhood The innkeeper learned 1t by heart
and was well paid by visitors for narratlng 1t.
An exchange says that Rose" and
Blanche" the herolnes OF Eugene Sues Wandering
e are daughters of the late Nathaniel Mills of Yer
mont by whose death they into possession Of the
famous diamond caket presented 70 their mother by the
Empress Josephine, and made the subject OF thrilling
if perfectly authentic, history In sues novel Inc
young ladies have recently sailed for Paris, where one OF
them Is 10 marry hhioNi
at Washington.
The Right Rev. Ignatius Persico, who has
Just been appointed c. Bishop Of Savannah is native
81 Italy, and for many years missionary III Indla
where he cOnsecrated Bishop Of Agra. During the
seuoy mutiny his cathedral and various religious houses
were destroyed and he driven from his diocese The
East India Company paid 4g0OO indemnity for the dam
ages church property but Bishop Persico did not re-
turn TO his After spending eight years IL Naples he
came 10 America about years on the invitation
OF Bishop Lynch OF Charleston, . C..
Mr. Garces LOsada sends us a copy OF
letter he has Just addressed Prof Doctor Draper esq
Of this University conveying the pleasing Intelligence
that he is perform public lectures as soon A.
the Astrological body of the United States had pointed out
their land mark thereupon" Mr. Losada Is interested
TO be aware the state Of theological knowledge upon
its advancement In search Of the truth about the follow
ing points lrst Why the 9th and 9TH vertebres OF the
human skeleton shows difference In regard 10 the an
terror and posteror fellow onesdi1erence that do con
stitute anomaly 2nd. Why on the frontal bone Of new
born human being there Longitudinal! or me'eyal
solution 10 continuity" and We trust that Prof.
Doctor Draper ESQ., in whose person this cal Is made
unto the whole individuality " the theological body IN
the might American commonwealth" will lose no time
in complying with Mr. LOsada's request ITO state
thereby" 1--WE give it in the writer's eloquent words)
chow meet with theological science and what is the
value OF the step the discoveries fancy 70 bring into
this branch OF the human knowledge are able 10 stride