New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
PERSONAL.

NJ. Th6Ophile Gauter, the art critic, has
Joined the editorial staff Of the Gazette de Paris journal
in the interest OF the NapoleOnic dynasty.
Mr. Samuel F. Butterworth, one of the
wealth est and most of san Francsco
recently arrived in PARIS from an extended tour in Eu
rope.
Ephraim Effendi, one of the principal officers
Of the Turkish army, who has taken part in all the wars
OF Turkey during tho past 80 years. Is now In Paris on
Important official business.
The ex-Emperor NapOleOn's income is stated
by German paper, TO be $4,000 year. which will be
TO by the proceeds Of the property re-
Gently sold IN Spain by the Empress.
Senator Richard Goodman of LenOx, Mass,
and leading man OF the part Of that State Is In
Pars Waiting sister who has lived there for the last 20
years, and Who with her family passed safely thrOuSh
both sieges-
The Emperor William has conferred the
yfounded Of merit upon Baroness Charles de
Rohschd for mcritOriOus services in tending tho SICK
and wounded during the The insignia OF the order
accompanied by An autograph letter from Empress
Augusta.
Mr. Yung Wing Chinese gentleman, who
was educated in the Yale College, has been engaged to
take charge of 80 students to the United States and the
Chinese Government has voted grant OF u,SOO"o 10
all expenses for tie ensuing ten years me nun
Of 90.
"At the request of the Prince de JOinville,"
saws the French Official Journal, the Duke de PEN
thevrs his son. who acquired In the regular routine the
grade lieutenant navy OF the United StLS ana
served with the rank in that of Portugal has been
authorized embark Professionally In the vessels OF the
French fleet, without pay or claim TO promotiOn.'
The Hon. GaIusha A. Grow, whose eminent
and faithful services in Congress yet held In CRATE
full remembrance, has been elected President or the
Houston and Great Northern Railroad OF Texas. This
road is owned by Messrs. Astor, Moses Taylor, ". h.
Dodge Walter Phelps, aud number OF our other enter
prising capitalists.
Mr. James Denison, for more than 40 years
the representative Of The London Times on the western
Circuit, died recently He usually managed the ex-
presses OF that journal OF England at time
when railways and electric teegraphs were unknown
and many contests occurred between him ana MT
Charles Dickens, who then represented Ihe AOTntH1
Chronicle, to secure priority OF information.
The Hartford Post in copying from The
TRIBUNE an editorial the Of the murderer Will
son. lately hung there insists that he liar well as
murderer; and says: His complaints reTe heard and
inquired into all proper facilities afforded him for
his defense upon trial. and II dependence can be
placed the statements OF other conyics there was
no sufficient ground for his sweeping charges that the
warden starved them them sinking meat, or in
il-treaed them. Ii is reasonable to
suppose that murdered the warden from feeling OF
revenge, the latter having twice defeated his
wearTangcd plans OF escape during previous term OF
imprisonment As u the discipline and management OF
the prison, decidedly Of opinion that radical
changes needed and we agree with The TRIBUNE
that 1t s very poor use to put man TO To hang him.
The Of Wilson, however, will hardly do to point that
moral with, for II there whom society
was Justified In cutting of. he was one"