The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
FOREIGN Personal NOTES.

The King OF Siam has arrived at Calcutta.
The Emperor OF Germany has been suffering
Lately from severe hoarseness, cold and headache.
The Duke OF Edlnburg Will shortly succeed
Captain vansittart III the command OF Her Majesty's
armor-plated frlgate Sultan
The foreman OF the jury Of matrons empan-
eed at the close OF the trial OF Christina Edmunds
was q handsomely dressed young woman.
The Crown Prince of Denmark acting as
Regent during the Kings visit to Athens, has con-
graduated queen Victoria on the Prince OF Wales
recovery.
The ex-Empress Of the French has presented
MIR. II. W. J. Srodc, OF the Albany who Is the owner
gold snurr box Inlald with brlllianus ana with 6er
miniature painted thereon.
DIR. Liebrich Of London having been con.
suited respect OF an Inflammation OF the eye from
which President Theirs mas been suffering for some
days. has declared that there Was no cause for un-
easiness.
Lord Mayo's rural durbar at Palumpore IA
grandOqueny described IN the indian papers
the Earl sat on golden, the Countess on silver
throne, and there were 10000 natives to see the
fireworks.
Miss Adele Caroline Longfellow, says the
Westminster, Gazette niece OF the celebrated poet OF
that name, was received into the Roman Catholic
last. The curious statement follows s'that many
Protestants attended her baptism %
Ills Majesty the King OF CamDodia is expected
by functio nary named Phisr-Naj, whose duty TO
decaptate those persons who contradict His
Majesty OF uIspledsc tie klig.
-Courbet mas been removed from the prison of
ST. Pea2le to the private ndSOn de sant6 vi Doctor
Duval, in the Avenue Roulle, having suffered so
much lately as to be unable to sit upright and In.
deed, the symptoms OF his malady were OF so grave
nature that 1t had been pronounced necessary by
the doctors To perform an operation immediately.
Before leaving, Courbet thanked the governor OF the
prison IN the warmest terms for the Kindness and
consideration shown him by the authorities.
The Emperor OF Russia, says the German
weekly I'M Nepen Reich, IS very mucn chagrined by
the conduct Of MS son, the Czarewllch who takes
every opportunity TO express his dislike OF Germans
and has repeatedly behaved In the most offensive
manner towards Prince Reuss, the German Ampas-
sador at st. petersburg, ana even towards higher
representatives Of the German nation
-Rustem Pacha, the Turkish Ambassador at
st. Petersburg, recently met with rather I'M
pleasant accident while hunting. He nred at big
bear and missed the ANIMAL which, turning
luriously, rose upon his hind legs and threw him.
sell upon the Ambassador, seizing him with one OF
his claws In the face, with the other the side and
biting him fearu lly In the hip. Rustem Pacha did
not lose. however, his presence Of mind, but cut
CALAMITY aJ the beasts abdomen with his dagger.
But he was not able infiict sufficiently severe
wound. The valet Of Baron Tilman the German
attacne, came to Inc rescue aud delivered the Otto.
man Ambassador from his foe by shooting him.
Thus diu Germany save the SICK man from the Rus
sian bear. The health OF Kus,em Pacha is Of
course, still In a very precarlOus stale.