New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-19
PERSONAL.

Senior CASTELAR,, the great Spanish orator has
visited to the representation OF bis friend Vic
tor Hugo's opera Ruy Bias"
The Prince Imperial of Germany is taking an
active part organizing the grand Fine Art Exhibition
which Is TO be held IN Berlin.
Col Charles Forsyth, commercial editor of
The Mobile Rcgsc and Of John Forsyth tho editor.
in-chef, died in Mobile last week
The Marquis of Mirallores, q Spanish noble
man Of distinguished character and attachments, who
the head Of Spanish Cabinet ia the year 1865 Is
dead.
NJ. Oberkampf, one of the sons Of the cele
DRAFTED workman of that NAME died recently in Paris
He served the ambulance corps during the siege OF
Paris.
Senator Upton of Nebraska has in his brief
time played many Fatsnn.ster, state Legislator. De
parmeui Clerk Chaplain-and now. in his 5Sth year,
senator.
Archdeacon DcnniSOn recently announced
that he should be ready and thankful ut all times to
ceiye thc private confession OF men, women ana
children
The proprietor of The London Times, if seems,
has second aud Western paper claims his pres
ence in Colorado where though his father is barone,
he follows the commonplace calling OF a sock-growcr.
Col. Arthur Ellis, Equerry of the Prince Of
Wales was offered the important post Of Military secre
tary to the new Vcerov of India but having suffered
much already from the Indian climate liz declined tie
appointment
A Kentucky critic, after hearing Mrs. Mbul-
ton electrified his readers by the assertion that even
ms She sings she becomes TRANSPORTED before y0n and
her form rises 10 rare and h0wildering beauty, that
scarcely Raphael himself were he awe again, could AIDE
Quately paint.
The Rev. Edward n. Kirk. D. d., the ven
cradle pastor 81 the Mount Vernon Congregational
Church in Boston and in his younger days teie tcd
1t revival preacher" is now totally bind. There u
hope however that surgical operation may restore his
vision, at least III part.
LOrcnz Brentano, the proprietor OF the HI
nois Sats Zeitg, lost all s property ny the late fire,
and now lives in great restitution at Zurich. His
has been a remarkable one. Early I'm hfe. when the
revolutionary spirit was Germany, he made himself
Dictator of Baden, and when Oyerpovercd fled 70 TINS
country Whfrc b. CStabiisLcda successful paper aud
ruined in his ola age.
Lady Charles Kerr, daughter of the Duchess
Of Roxburghe while recently following the hounds near
Langley Marsh. met with accident winch may have
since proved fatal. Her horse stumbled at the first
fcDce--a small Gruinbng bank-wbich gave way under
him. and She lost her seat As she lay On the ground.
the animal recovering itsci, struck her on the SIDE OF
the head with his fOrcOot, completely styering the ear
aud causing fearful conclusion OF tho brain.
Mrs. Wharton, since the conclusion of the
trial, has not removed from Annapolis, although her
home is at Baltimore. She is living quietly with her
daughter and awaiting another legal ordeal next month,
in the Van Ness case in which she accused Of poison
ing Eugene Van Ness. Strong sympathy Is manifested
for the lady now, the poisoning charges are alleged 10
bp invented by irresponsible and malignant enemies o
MIS-. Wharton and her daughter.