New-York tribune., 1871-03-24
PERSONAL.
The Radical organs of Paris denounce Rouher

The Radical organs of Paris denounce Rouher
thief who has stolen millions of francs belonging to
the people, and insists that he shall be punished.
Charles XIV, King of Sweden and Norway,
grandson Of Gen. Benadote dangerously i'll that the
announcement of his death may be looked for any day.
Madrid is OyerflOwing with biographies of
Marshal Prim, all Of most euogstie character. 1t is
quite Spanish to asSassinate every day and laud
hun To the skies the next.
Aaron Tufts. soldier of the War of 1912,
witnessed the burning of Buffalo, and in 1915 cleared
farm in what Is the village Of Pavilion, and stll
IA his 18th year.
The prolific novelist who writes under the
nom de plume Of Louisa Mihlbach, is so inharmoDous
with her huSband-says Berlin correspondent-that
they about 10 separate on terms OF the rOlOunueot
mutual satisfaction.
The great dead novelist, Dumas, never re-
anything he had written, declaring if he had done
So he should certain to cast the MS into the
tunity 10 say he should have re-read by all means.
Mr.. Bayard Taylor seems to be almost as
successful farmer he has long proved In his triple
capacity Of poet, traveller and lecturer He has within
season at his country place, at Kennettsquare' Peni
without artificial heat
1t is just ascertained that Auguste Villemot,
the popular feuieonist of the Temps commtedsucido
in Paris when he learned that the city would be forced
capitulate. lie the author Of comedy and Sey
eTa literary works. and was considered one oil tAe ccN
crest writers Of the capital.
The senior editor of The Ncr York Observer,
writing OF his recent visit Washington, says; 81 saw
nothing new except Winnie Reams statue Of President
Lincoln. The buttons on the coat are Wen done. ana
statue for which Uncle sam paid Sl5,oooi
Giovanni Veccicapo, tie notorious NcapOlitan
exocutioner who during the cruel reign OF King Bomba
beheaded at least prisoners died the 2th ult III
Sorrento in his sOth year. Notwithstanding his san
culinary calling. he one Of the merrest dogs IN sont
Italy, aud is thought 70 nave shortened hs days ny
his extremely conviyial disposition.
Father IIecl-er has been represented "a say
i'm recent lecture at Detroit that Catholicism has
taken possession Of NewYork city by 10000 majority
and ait looks as If nearly all the cities and Lars
statement is not his but ne quoted from address by
the Rev T. NJ Atwood, delivered az the ersaiy on
the American and Foreign Christian Union III Boston IN
1868.
The Rev. Wm G.. Scandlin, the Unitarian
clergyman of Grafton, Mass. died last week. He was
at one the colleague Of Father Taylor at the
seamans Bethel in Boston, and afterward ministerial
large in the CITY two years during
the late war; he served as chaplain o ne Is
mission After the battle of Getty sDurg the Rebels TOOK
him and hs party prisoners on men fea 'nf nf me he
Libby prison experience.
"Perley.n who was the Clerk of the Com
mittee of Foreign Affairs while Mr. Sumner was it, Chair
man. saws that when the Committee met for the first
time after Mr.. Summers appointment, the old members
found great change from the practices that had
chair small buffet in corner, which had always con
tanned supply of whisky had already been banshed 10
the lumber room and there no longer box OF cigars
on the mante piece. Instead of rambling conversation
cuyeDed by drinks aud cigars Mr.. sumner had the Ds
ness OF the Committee brought forward serlati, the
opinions Of all were suceessiVey asked Tor, anu ,en r
Yeas and Nays called. II was parliamentary bs
ness chat, thus inauguGated by the Mdsotchu
se theorist of whom had been tauntngly declared
that he had only idea and that was the " Dgger
| Stephen A. Douglas was member or the
Senate Committee OF Foreign Affairs when Mr. Sumner
was made it, Chairman. Mr. Sumner expressed 10
"Perley wish TO his services rs clerk but De
sired the assent the Democratic members Of The Com
| mttee to his appointment "Pcrley had cilticistu
Douglas very severely and thought he would probably
oppose his appointment "To ascertain his Vlews "a!
Pcrley" ii went 10 his house, and was ushercd INTO
| the library The Little Giant was shaving was III
formed but would he down. and IN few moment
ne made his appearance in his shirt sleeves at once
stated my errand frankly alluding TO my neWspapei
criticisms and concluding by asking II my appointment
as Clerk of the Committee on Foreign Relations Would ne
acceptable TO him. Acceptable. said he, why Oi course
N viii be- NV only objection TO serving on the IOhl et
has been that feared sumner would send 10 boIVh vi
id free niger for clerk ana shhl po ucHbue" "
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