New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
WESTCHESTER TOWN ELECTIONS.
The elections in Westchester County on
Tuesday, resulted in the choice OF tho following super
The Democrats Of Cleveland have renoml
aatod Stephen Burner for Mayor.
PERSONIL.

Alexandra Dumas states that two romances
outlines Of three plays complete the entire at
of his fathers incomplete literary works
Gov. Holden OF North Carolina is reported
TO he one Of the weaest citizens Of Raleigh, though no
lost q good deal Of money during the war
II is announced that early in May, Miss
Olive Logan il 10 go England designing to appear on
the London rostrun. in June. with her iectuse OH
"GTls."
Col. James Sanderson, formerly of the New
York Hotel, and for years manager OF the Lang
ham Hotel London, talks OF open. new house IN the
British metropolis.
William Churchill, a distant relative OF the
English poet lately died in tho Manchester AlmsHouse
He seems have Inherited the bard's mpractcaoihiy
aud carelcssness of money.
Prince Demidoff is reported to have pur-
chased for 100000 the villa Haarlem formerly owned
by Louis Bonapare father of the exEmperor of France
while King Of Holland.
The renowned banking-house of Hope &
Co.. Amsterdam has had nearly 200 partners since its
foundation Tie author of "Anastasius" one OF
iSer1 and Henry Hone a native of Boston, who went
abroad very poor became one Of the Leading members or
the firm at ihe time OF i!s greatest prosperity
Publishers say that the most difficult man in
America to obtain promise from as to any literary
labor s Emerson that the promise once obtained,
the work will certainly delivered within the time pre-
sorbed. After him. Lowell ranks next bnt he usually
wants liberal extension for unexpected delays anu u-
foreseen contingencies.
Gen. II. Watts De Peyster pays hearty
tribute in The Ercning Mail to Capt Louis Livingston.
young Yorker, who entered the cavalry guard OF
the King Of Wurtcmber and for gallanry in action at
Worth Sedan, Champagy, ChltilOn, and before Pars.
received the medal for personal courage ana inportan
service n the presence OF the enemy and was decorated
by the Emperor with the Iron Cross OF Prussia, beside
receiving the military decoration and swords OF honor
from the Grand Dukes OF Baden and Oldenburg
In n notice of the forthcoming number Of
The North American Rerier in THE TRIBUNE an article
on Prussia was attributed to ga Mr.. Grodiinsk' The
author Is Dr. GryzanOysh Qh. ID. and NJ d. OF Prussia
He was formerly Secretary to the Prussan Legation at
Rome and Is now a resident Of Florence. Having re-
sided in France England, and other countries, his views
may he expected to he Of special value In the present
complicated state OF European aIirs. AS Miier no
is not quite stranger 10 the American public, having
communicated letters at various times 20 inc l0'N
Nation from Italy, in the style of which probably no one
found to suspect that the author was not writing
In his native Language. $780, - - - -. -
Moses Colt Tyler is understood to be the
author Of "a Chat about Swinburne in The Goien Age
for this week. which contains the following remarkable
statement: "swinburne yibrates between tho inspra
tons wine and the eIasperatons OF Madness ana be-
tween fear and disgust at his conduct people ne forced
TO exclude him from houses. sip OF wine brings
on the craze which goals him into behavior setting at
n9urht a deccucy. What be done with an lllustr
ous Young poet who invited to your reception, makes
sch havoc with the prOprictic5 as 10 rencn across e
room with open laws 90 bite the bare neck OF handsome
Young LADY, whose beauty has attracted his gaze; or
eonyersng 10 butt his head furousy against the wall
An who have heard OF the drunken and dem0nlac eccoh
Irictcs OF Edgar A. Poe, iorn some n0on OF tne
similar freaks OF sWlnbufhe.'