New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-06
PLRSONAL.
siderable time.

President Theirs has promised to attend the
opening Of the Mont Gents Railway this month.
NJ. Kern, at the instance of the Swiss Federal
Council has visited the Swiss Communist prisoners at
Versailles, and reported upon each case.
NJ. Vigliani has been appointed by the Otto
nan Government the fifth arbitrator in the difference
between the italian subjects and the Bey of Tunis.
Messrs. Jefferson Davis and Jubal Early at
torded of the Lost Cause the qualification
touching and pathetic reception at the White
took possession OF the Cottages"
The widow of the Rev. Henry A. Wise, jr.,
son Of Wise, has, after severe legal
contest in the courts Of Baltimore obtained t290be
ug the ul amount interest and COSTS for which her
husbands life insured and which the Company de-
olined to pay.
It may interest Americans whose Italian
Sunt rendered miserable II not considerably cir
transcribed by brgsnd operations to learn that Croce
TOs," surnsned CrOctto has been finally captured,
and that his band infesting the AbruZz have all
deEed, as well as Del Guzzo in another district.
1t now appears that Gen. Manteuffel, feel
ing that lie treated unjustly, wrote before the
PrsncoGerman war, letter to King william which
be used language holder than is allowed subject
addressing his sovereign" He dismissed for this,
and remained on the nonefective list for more than
him the command Of the First Corps the war against
France
The Tichbourne Claimant creates great
sensation wherever he goes in England. At Liverpool
DIS lodgings were continually surrounded Dy curious
thrcng, and when he appeared at the windows great
cneer was set up. The managers OF theaters invite
him to accept boxes. All trades and trafics him
down. but 30 far he doesn't let the dissgreeable
attentions him. His face is fat and rudy and
ne In continual good humOr. There Is no restraint
placed on his movements though he is well that
private detectives follow him Ike shadows.
The fate of Vigneron, a Frenchman, who
was killed on the sands at BoulognesurMer the l9th
the presence Of many hundred spectators s Ike Rem
rh aprOOf Of the fooshness of overexertiOn. He
MAD OF extraordinary strength, 46, and was known
moe parts OF Europe for his feats OF strength, and
pstuSuAfy Tor lifting cannon weighing 600 pounds
I'm his shoulders and firing full charge OF gnpOwder
ne v1s going through this performance with his lBua
but while in the act Of lifting the cannon to lower
.S % the face Of the unfortunate man, splitting his
sne0us
natural son of Aaron Burr, 70 years old,
enVng Miami County, Ohio. His name is not given.
Details Of his life freely stated. To persist
fSsnRcrtei the old gentleman recently said Sir, al
we DIOOd or Aaron Burr through my VEINS
ON tSs ~; ne conspred against the best Government
sS9 ee VI coos footstoOl, ard am the offspring OF
oomnt tried 70 redeem my birth by fighting for my
INV ~ ne Florida war; but the odium rankles In
Osvs ana little does the Government suspect that 1t
va Hous0n 10 the SOD Of Aaron Burr" His Mother
knows Sstnarlne -, at that time $500 we'll
mani. y atSnn&ton BELLE who fell beneath the blandsh
besrtvW me NcePresident. She was noted for her
mys,S ienhement. and wit, aud, after her ruin fed
'''''Ousy TO Philadelphia.