New-York tribune., 1871-01-20
PERSONAL.

The Eug Of Hollands chief accomplishment
Is reported TO be a fine appreciation Of champagne.
Ex-Qaeen isabella, since the death of Prim,
.inh. hce harcos Tor restoration tie throne much
better than they been. They could hardly be much
worse.
List is declared to be suffering from a new at
49, o. su rttiOl and threaten more 70 become
a moIL. He sAt not enter the elo-ser Ills forte is
&c piano.
At "A recent Tammany ward meeting, some
q his Irisn constituents, on the entrance OF VIM
Fveed suggested Win unconscious satire Three chairs
1vr the Z j man
Gen. Sheridaa's travels are likely to be nearly
- famou as Ills ride, and much agreeable since
he quilted America he has jOurneyed by land and sea
more thau -),J ID miles,
The Young King Louis Of Bavaria IS re-
ported o. 5e engaged in the composition OF an opera
which is -scri 20 ne rergicious influence OF wagner
4 corr, -ondent inquiries why Count joan
,s since he IS so deeply interested in murder does not
a-feri,,f,- ul7n himself The Count has never made
any prete sion 70 philanthropy.
Pevtop :. Symmes, long an esteemed resident
% fCncua,, was in the habit Of making from 200 to 500
nuns every day FOR fifty years AID yet he lived to De
nearly 90. 8uu 44eG peaoeIuly az last
A lie, Con paper says that the Americans are
e reade speech makers the world has ever seen' but
fails % ad tIs Of the few evils lHseparaDie
1roIl a r. "a. .l,an form OF government
In ST. PWl, Mimi, recently a widow, MIS-.
Helen I u,a was married to lawyer JOHN c. Green
JIe might ave addressed to tie dear departed the
Green be tie tsrf stcvs thee
Fi.-l ofuy better taTs'
The a. j FAT stone figure which once helped
g disfgm. The city Han Park. and was satiricaly
tnod w .po1 the ingenious citizens OF Trenton, n j.,
= Cieorge r hrgton. is now much admired there
statue OF ftJpher Columbus The artistic part OF The
comHuu .oweyer insist that lt was designed either
FCr Black .Ivk or Commodore Stockton
Baboo heshub Chunder Sen, on his return
So Calcutta organized an Indian Reform Association"
Tor the proa ation Of the following objects l. The ad
,Vanceueat OF woman o General and technical educa-
ton. o. sp Literature for tae poor. = nItrance;
uDa, s. Charity. 4ne Association publishes Journal
.ead Tie Id SuHCchGr, OF cheap AerS, which Is sold
a. less th.. cent.
A lite p man in town, in answer to a cor
respoud- vlo Lad solicited his autograph, is said 10
have VIII ca thus modestly: Il gladly comply with
your requ. il always gives me pleasure to render
time il nor far distant when TO possess my autograph
sz De deemed piece Of good lrtune. still send
= willing for believe you cannot lal 10 be impressed
b. - sreat d audLess"
The U5moa's Journal, on the authority of a
Boston lay lately returned froIa England and who has
Lad opportunity Of knowing the facts in the case,
ooutr4dt painful aud scandalou, story that Jenny
Ind s eaia- divorce account OF the intenperance
and ext1are -aIcc " her husband happes and bet
match pair saws the Boston lady is hardly TO be
found in J. u4 They reside near London IN elegant
81 e, SUR Iil. . D.! al the comforts OF lie.
The Rev. Daniel De Lacy Moore, who was
driven fr Ireland during the troubles Of is4s, who
was an ardent Republican during the late Of the Re
0e7SH, and since serving a time Chaplain Of the
I05th New-York Regiment. died at Le Roy on the lOIh
inst He was greatly beloved by the CatAoASs OI
ert iires fulfilled the duties of priest He was de-
scedaut Of II the most eminent families in Ireland,
sld, co.ae-o america, identified himself with the
party OF pr1Errs- and liberty.