New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
PERSONAL.

Prince Bismarck's health is reported to be
excellent, his neuralgia having entirely disappeared
The Prince is sti Withdrawn from public Affairs and
eng aged in homo employ menia managing DIS etl'"i
and increasing them by addition Of the surrounding
farus
A private letter from Congressman VI. c. Kerr,
Colorado TO his SON ftates that the Affection o
the throat which troubled him somewhat during the car
vass Of last year. almost wholly passed away, and
that his restoration To health Is complete Hr ket VIII
return TO his home in NewAbfny about nc Isl OF oe'o
Der. remaining there until the vi cnipg o. Coiseas
Won Banded, tue sculptor of the Hermann
monument, mas been granted pension OF 2.oo0 mark
By Emperor William half OF the amount TO he enjoyed ~
ls wife In case she outives him. There Is some Discus
on 81 tns 1 "A Doon Of ~
property las boon swallowed up IN tie WORK. III"
ais eyesght has suffered material INJURY
Cardinal Manning, in preaching at Liverpool
recently said the ancient world was penetrated through
and through with belief in the divine existence; bit
the world this day had atheism in It, monster whca
the ancen. world hardly knew by name Tie presens
was time in which there organized. deliberate.
laJn OF the void which had hitherto been It. dignity
and its protection and the special aim was tle sopar
world from the legislation OF States from the authority
OF civil powers. from the culture VI hsler Glass;
and from schools for the poor.
Nine. Adrlina Patti is now seeking repOso
at Deppc after the fatisuos OF her London who
in Londos she sang 10 concerts, 81 operas accepted
10 invita- tons dinner, and assisted at 20 balls -
sad that facility for study has greatly Increased
that she finds It possible to learn in few weeks role
which Others blrnder over for months She already
knows "a operas nom beginning to end Wheu she IS
studying, her habit s not to sing aoad the role Tnn
accompanit often cannot hear her voice on these 90
senern does She to sing with
her full voice.
The daily life of the Pope is thus sketchcd
by an italian paper: His Holiness Is stirring by 5;3o
a. m, and by o'clock he enters the private chapel.
inap. nntna flor
chapel he has his early breakfast BY o'clock the Pope
is always to be found sitting in his armchair under bis
canopy before large writing table, on which stands
cruclfx and Immaculate Conception, beside. paper,
aa an Hand hS sO 9seeye
the pious citations Of the preceding day ana
notes Then arrives che post with letters and oapos
pre!ae service and reads the letters some Jour
The audiences follow but last until noon only: The Pols
takes little exercise in the Long shdy galleries s ma'i,
O'clock after which lie retres for the afternoon HeSa OK
two hours"
The Hon. George II. Batchlcr now judge
In Egypt has written an interesting letter 10 friend.
describing the pecuiarcs Of Egyptian courts, which
has published in The Troy Tines Here is portion
otit 81 viii attempt to describe trial in the Court OF
Assizes, which Is like our Oyer and 1erRner The
criminal indicted for burglary After the reading OF
tho indictment, the attorney general makes q shori
speech to the jury and the counsel for the prisoner fol-
ss quietly by and does the counsel for the accused,
wte the presiding judge examines the witnesses Com
m ncpg with the prisoner himself he puts him through
a fire sharp and severe, debating points with hin sri
commenting his statements as no ratties along Ihcn
the witnesses brought aud after being asked ie"
preliminary questions by the judge he tells them TO
make their statements to the jury; mere the judge on
Dr,a AXIS in and does the plisoner but eelGom 10
atorncy-general or the counsel The prisoner often gs
up sharp discussion with the judge and often addresses
the Jury, and occasionally judge, jury and attorneys all
talk, keeping up running lire for some time. Ana mus
the evidence taken At the close the attorney
70 Pho ury NrSf x d
for ne prisoner, and then the judge sums up USUALLY
against the accused in his charge to the jury
MONTREAL, Sept 4.-Ex-GOv. Warmoth Of
Now Orleans Is in this city.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-M. SchchlIin, the newly
appointed Minister of Rrssa to the United states. has
passed through this city on his way to Washington.
LONG BRANCH, Sept Am immense crowd
OF people arrived here to-day among the most prominent
OF whom e Secretary Bristow Attorney General Ed
wards PierrapOnt, Gen. Fitzhugh Leo and the decg.
ton from Virginia. Gen. Quesada, Sir Charles liiriicy,
and Baron and Baroness Sciere. William Vllner,
proprietor OF the Central Hotel, OccanaIe diea ts
morning