New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
PERSONAL.

Tho Rev. Wayland Hoyt of Boston, formerly
OF this city. Is seriously III with typhoid pneumonia
Prince Blicher, son of the famous Field
Marshal diet March g. at RldDau in Austria at tho
age VI IS year'
Bishop Whipple Of Minnesota Is travelling
In the West Indes and the Southern states for tho
benefit OF his heath.
The Rev. DR.. William NJ. Taylor Of this
city VIII deliver address, bofOfo tho Dartmouth Col
The block of Switzerland granite which is
to serve for monuments over grave OF Agassz has
arrived at Cambridge, and Is now receiving the in-
sCriptiOn.
The Hans Christian Andersen fund which
has been started IN Denmark erection Of statue
to him already exceeds 1900 crOwns. Mr. Andersen
will attain bis 7)th year ON Apiil2
Prof. Judson, who has accepted o call to
the pasiorate Of the Baptist Church at Orange, n j.
on his way homo from Palestine. lie was IN F0ronee,
Italy, the S.n inst, and VIII san Tor tAo OH''u oa'oS
early in April.
Both extreme Grant men and conservative
Republicans eem to have their feet turned southwark
The Hon. william Walter Phelps now at Little Rock.
Ark whence he goes TO New-Olleans. and thence 10
Vera Cruz and the CITY ~ Mexico. few days laler
aud Col Tnomas A. scott, start Tor tho same ocs-
tluatOu.
Mr. lands, the Yincland homicide, is not
only OF an exctable temperament hmsef Tut Is mar
RED TO wife who il reported DO subject TO fits %
insanity Her father well known, made determined
opposition to their marriage aud shortly siter"ard DC
unatiC asp lum, although no always claimed that ths
was part Of a plot against hun by us s0n-lhlaW'
Joseph Howard, jr, concludes one Of his
letters his paper The Star as fol-
lows:
II were manager, I'd engage Bessie Turner. teach
her. aud ar her. Sues as fun Of dramatic TALENT as a
egg Is meat. IL 1 were a poor young minister aud
would be the Roy. Mrs. Jugg inside OF twenty-fOur
hours Bat as Ian neltheF nanaEeT nor parsOn, dr'"
Out Yours uis' tra SD0H Us Is ~ Ho" T. jGSG esq
p sNAnd sne's such young tnlng too.
Gail Hamilton takes as n text for an article
In The Independent the remark Of distinguished man
had frequented Mr HOOpers table, that he Was tho
kind OF man invite gentlemen to dine, do hs own
carving and all the tiibs for himself and on this
curiousy malicious est nato opens all her batteries,
beginning as follows: "What sort OF man IL that who
accep Hospitality only 10 abuse the man who pr,hcrs
guest at board aud leaves 10 10 accuse you OF the
seInshness what sort OF man either violates
sacredness OF hospitality, by sanderng bis enter
nuunts a maus aOIe for his share u the second
cutsp' The writer then pays g0Slne aud thoroughly
well deserved tribute To Ar' HoOpei5 memory az
gentleman aud public servant
The Cologne Gazette announces that the ex-
petition of Grand Duke OF OIdeuburg TO the GreaI
Oasis of Western Egypt has been successful Ho was
accompanied by Prof Brugsch Bey, Dr. Llttse Of Der.
i'm, aud several officers who had served in the late
Frlnco-Ge After four and half days march
over the Lbyan desert the expedition reached the main
station f. KAargeh, where Dr. Brugsch MADE a csreful
examination " tue belonging TO tue times Of tho
PhardOhs tho later periods Of the Roman ocoupl
zion aud the first yptOogst who has visited
the interesting sites OF Nubian and Roman supremacy,
the result Of nj, Investigations cannot fail to throw new
light on the question Ot tue ancient history OF the cOuh
TRY. DIR. Brugsc fortunate enough 70 collect .
large number vi inCrpuODs ana he Also he believes,
prove beJ Dad Ieson thdt The great ten-
pe of iUe belongs to tne Darius |. or Persia, Wbo
~ or lg
AHtOniuu. IL understood That the results OI
his highly interesting Afrlc IN expeditions viii be pub
lshed ia the form OF special work on tue return or
tBe Grand Duke to Germany.
Mr.. George II. BoughtOn, the clever Amer
lean ARTIST now London, has several pictures In
progress. The AcddeHy thus describes them 'Coueur
de RJse and Gray Days arc companion pictures
botn equally delicate aud graceful IA sentiment and
Tone Both subjects impersonated by charmingy
pretty young ladies Unframed 10y attractive and apprO-
pirate surroundings. 'Coulcur de Rose wears the
popular shortwastcd white gown and cap Of 179o Sho
stands in garden Of varying in hue from whta
ana ainttinted pink down to the angry glow OF black
crimson and holds n fresh-pucked blossom lightly in
her barclOsed fingers The langmd warmth OF bum-
afternoon clngs about her; through the heaed ayr
the blue Sky above the roofs GRAY DAYS walks IN
the cold ana windy morning she Is cOaktd and hooded
In black. Beneath the black hood the wd trlu ~ -
closely round fair and wisuul face $40
pauses YEARLY step, aud rests against an Old
stone wall beyond which stretches upward "a barren
strip land. The sense OF prevailing ch atmosphere
IN Gray Days IS caught IN skllu contrast as asass
the warm which envelopes CUuieur Dc Rose Mr.
BOuChtOn has also a large landscape Win ngutos,
which he proposes To call Woman and her Muster"
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