New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25
PERSONAL.

Mr. Ole Bull, according to The Boston Ga
se will hereafter reside at No. ST. James-st, in that
city.
Americans are in higher favor than ever in
Russia The Car TO have particular prejudice in
their favor.
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy will speak, in Boston,
at the Music Hail. on Thursday evening. the French
and Prussian War
The artists of Paris have been really suffer-
ers by the war Six painters and scuptors have
been killed, and at least 80 wounded.
A London journal pronounces Prim the ablest
of all the revoutioniss of SPAIN and the man she could
least afford to spare ut this juncture.
Phelps, the English tragedian, at one time
very prominent the London boards il reported to DO
SO broken in health that he cannot live long.
The wife of L. Buchanan Read, the poet
painter bears striking facial resemblance to the world
renowned Venus dc Medici IN the Pltu Palace
Lecturing is not always profitable in the
West Toledo Ohio. recently feminine orator took
but SIS at the door and the feverandague IN the han
1t is not strange that DiO Lewis should he
deeply impressed with the Importance of health when
his name is perpetual invocation TO mis- own funeral
Irma is in Paris. Rose Bell died recently in
London, of Tostee and Aujac are singing IN
Leduc has been in the and lost one OF his
legs.
Father Hyacinthe cOntemplates another visit
to the United Autumn convinced that he did
see half enough of the country when he was here be-
| fore.
The conioined capital of all the banking
houses of the Rothschilds in London Paris Frankfort
and Vienna is said to be- In our money not less thah
| 500 100000
| King, or Emperor William is said to have
become so inpatient at the protraccd siege of Paris
that detester of tobacco he has been all his e he has
/ begun TO smoke for consolation.
| Three brothers, notorious horse-thieves and
desperadoes, named Purl, were recently hanged by
mob to the roads side Poor wretches they most
unpoetic presentation of Pearls at random strung"
Capt. C. f. Hall, the Arctic explorer, once
published penny paper, The Press, in Cincinnati where
he accustomed himself to cold weather by camping out
on Mount Adams under musketo-net IN mid Winter
Edwin II. Campbell, now in San Francisco,
though hardly 49, boasts that he has killed in his edi-
toral capacity not less than % newspapers Originally
| taker.
! A Western journal recently published this
extraordinary notice Married at the residence OF the
brides father by the Rev. A. NJ Lyons. John p Ellis,
esq. all Of this city" That 10 what is called IN euchre'
| going II alone.
An Arabian physician Abjul Rashib, is ex-
citing wonder and making fortune in Constantnope,
by his extraordinary power of healing. The common
people believe him magician, and regard nm WIN
superstitous awe
"Let us go to Mr. Simpsons wedding, my
DEAR" said newly married wife TO her husband ION.
no Let us stay home it will be dreadful bore. -
But my dear You must remeinper Mr. Sinpso I h AT,
forgotten that" trevengefuly). " shall be there.
David Lyman, President of the New-Haven,
Middletown and Wimantic Railroad, otherwise called
the "Air Line" route from New-York TO Boston,.died
at his residence in Middlefeld, Mddletown,
Yesterday Of typhoid fever IL has been mainly through
his energy that the Air Line enterprise has been carried
forward TO its present advanced stage of completion
The disruption of the Imperial Court has
caused the exile of all Of the Emperors friends many
Of whom are just now settled in Switzerland. Geneva
fairly overows with titled exies Isabella Of Spain and
~ lead he under
the modest title Of NJ. Aubry. Prince Plon Plon and
his wife, Princess Clotlde lead the minor notabes
Having sold their luxurious villa Prang they i've quite
MAINLY i'm hotel number of ladies and gentlemen or
the Court cluster about these Imperial relics and two or
three exPreecs keep the Illusion OF the ola days OF
regime Mr. Villeme ssant OF the Figure among them