New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
PERSONAL.

Dor6 has gone back to Paris, from London,
| in improved health
Bismarck and his wife and eldest son are at
Torquay, England.
A man said to be 1O7 years old is just dead,
in London. His was William Hlghsason.
1t is purpOsed to raise money in Paris, by
subscription. to pay for monument to Henri RcSnaut
There is to be monument to James Watt
the inventor Of the steam-engne at Greenock Scotland
1t is designed to commemorate the patriot
Alexander Pet01 by monument, at Pesth-to be paid
for by subscription.
On the 8th inst. Rear-Admiral Green gave
farewell reception board the flagship Worcester. now
lying in Boston harbor.
II. W. +. BclckOw, member of the En-
sh Parliament has given S. 500 to the College OF Phys
cal science, IN Newcastle.
The grave OF the late Rev. Dr.. Vinton viii
be made beside that Of his iaherlnaw the late Com
modore Perry at Newport, X l.
Millais is building a house in London, in
which he purposes studio better fsed up than
any OF the kind in Europe.
The Queen of England and the Marquis of
LOrne her son-n-law, have given commissions 10 the
artist Mr. William Bradford, to paint pstures Of Arctic
scenery.
The Arcadidu is published by Mr. Charles
Moss. It's editor SAYS that he intends to lower the
moss-covered bucket Of investigation" weekly into the
well OF truth.
The Right Rev. J. Roosevelt Bayley VIII be
enthroned the Cathedral Baltimore. tomorrow
the eighth Archbishop Of Baltimore and Prmate Of the
United States.
Mr.. John f. Owens is one Of the wealthiest
actors in the world. He owns it is said, more than
million OF dollars Mr.. Forrest also, believe, Is one
Of the millionaires
Mr.. o. w. Holmes, jr.,-son Of the Boston
essayist and ever-ready yerse-naker-has been ap-
pointed lecturer on Jurisprudence. at the Dane Law
school, 10 Harvard University.
Baron and Baroness Rothschld have sent
5000 the poorer members OF the Jewish community
who suffered by the recent ire the B0sphorus. at
K0uscOundj0uk
Mr.. F. Grant, a humorous lecturer, Of some
repute in Boston, has been appointed Deputy T. s. Ship
ping Commissioner for the District and Ports Of Boston
and CharlestOwn.
A writer in The Springfield Republican says
Of George Eliot, the noyest she is feminine Bacon
OF the present age and many Of her aphorisms
good as Bacon's IN their way
The 81. Louis Democrat says that Laura D.
Fair who shot Mr. Crittenden has made quarter OF
million in Yellow Jacket" and thinks that she had
better Kill somebody else5ay brutal witness who i'll
humanity witnessed the shooting"
James r. Spalding, founder of Tie Nclr York
World, and more recently connected with The NeC York
Times died at the residence Of his brother the Rev. Geo.
B. Spalding, in Dover, \. H., on Thursday.
The ceremony Of the betrothal Of Tahir Bey,
younger Of a wealthy Tunisian, Mahmoud Beuarad
Pasha long settled IN COnstantnOpc. and the Princess
ROuka daughter Of Mustapha FaZY Pasha and niece OF
the VlcerOy Of Egypt took place, recently, IN London
MIR. George Macdonald, the English novelist,
made his first appearance before American audience
at Cambridge Mass, Thursday evening. The Boston
newspapers say his audience was large and composed
the "bes culture OF the city," Tie subject VI his
lecture was Robert Burns"
Mrs. J. Miller, wife of the writer of that
name is thus sketched by The California Morning CaH
Mrs Miller is ta and rather fragile in appearance.
Her ewes are soft but do not lack courage. When cur
reporter received by the lady, she standing IN
tine center room, holding sheet or manuscript IN
hand and with her Cark tresses OF rch waYy halr
flowing uncOuhned over her shoulders would, at that
moment have formed fine subject Tor the brush Of an