The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-22
PERSONAL.

Garibaldi makes 1t rule to decline all
| presents.
Mile. Angelo is the most beautiful ac.
tress in Paris.
Lucca got 5000 marks night for sing
Chrdistiancy is the most timid of the
new Senators.
l.. A. Cooley, ESQ.,, is wintering at St.
| Augustine, Florida.
Murska is singing to the sbandittp'
with great success.
sho Carl l, schurz S is going to open law
Varley, the English revivalist, was
once 9 butcher in London.
:, Bishop Fennelly, Yicar-Apostolic oi
Madras, India, is in Rome.
Santa Anna lives III complete retire.
ment, and is said to be poor.
| General Robert Toombs has been dan:
gerously Ill with pneumonia.
Miss Braddon, the authoress, is an
amateur actress of great ability.
| President Stearns, of Amherst College,
Is rapidly regaining his strength.
Hon. George Bancroft is said 10 be an
| honorary member of 80 European clubs,
Iennyson refuses to write tor the maya
zines; even three gulheas a line will not
tempt him.
Andrew johnson, jr., son of the Ex-
President, is editor OF the Greenyille In
teiligencef.
Theo. l.. Harrison, jr., son of the late
Jos. Harrison, jf., is On the way home
from Europe.
Winnie Ream MARBLES like canary
= she ought to sing well-there are twenty
chOtrS in a realn.
). Fairfax Mclaughlin has been ap-
pointed TO the vacant judgeship of tie
seventh District, N. Y. city.
Patrick Teuhy, Esq, proposes to erect
$l2OO0 Catholic Cnurch in a Chicago
suburb, and do it all himself this snriny.
Mrs. Col. Schnebley, of Washington
county, Maryland, celebrated the i02d
anniversary of her birthday on Monday
last.
NJ. Theirs has been chosen by the Bos-
ton Academy of Arts and Sciences as a
foreign honorary member, in place OF the
The Grand Duke Alexis, it is an
nounced in st. Petersburg, will make
another long voyage this spring in the
frigate SHETLAND.
President Grant has signifed his in
tentlon Of being present at the centen
NAL celebration at Lexington, Mass, on
the 10Th OF April.
Col. Herbert Sandford has been an.
pointed official delegate of the British
Commission to the United States Cen
tennial Exhibition.
Duke de Rchelieu, of Paris. grand
nephew OF the great Cardinal, is soon to
De married In the church where his
grand-uncle's remains are inferred,
A. i. Stewart, of New York, walked
INTO the Custom-house the other day and
paid 100000 in gold, being the Glity on on
certain bonded goods belonging to him.
General EastoD, late United States
Quarterlnaster at this port, has removed
with his family to California, having
been ordered to duty at San Fran cisco.
Jehn Bright, the great English Com
moner, mas much surprised the English
Liberal party by the declaration that he
IS opposed to seeing workingmen in Par
lament.
Yoshida, the Japanese Minister at
W Washington, Is rejoicing over the birth
oi daugntef on thursday last, the first
child OF Japanese parents born in this
country.
MADAME MacMahon refuses to dress in
the French fashions. '.The example OF
strumpets," says she, sis not more wor
thy OF imitation in matter OF dress than
in morals"
Morrissey's high-toned gambling re.
sort, atJacksohvlile, Florida, has proved
an utter failure; and his spirits SO much
broken that he actually talks OF going to
Congress again!
Rev. L. A. Snively, for the last two
years assistant minister of st. Peters.
ALBANY, will resign his position the first
OF May for the purpose of spending two
years III foreign travel.
MIR. Eugene Crabtree, brother OF
Little Lotta" Crabtree, is aiding Major |
Barada IN waiting on the visitors at his |
c a n n tIl-r In t~t Ks .
closely.-St Joe Herald.
Senator Booth, of California. is anna.
rently about torty-fye years of age. and |
in figure is about the size of his col |
league, Mr.. Sargent. He wears short.
reddish beard, and has a suit of brown |
hair Inclined to curl.
Prince Hermann Eugen Adolph Bern |
hWd Franz Ferdinand August Won Sayn- |
Wlttgenstein-Hohe is about to |
marry Gertrude Westenberger, who is |
only a common mah's pretty daughter.
George ,Cruikshanks is now very old |
and venerable, but at a recent dinner or
The Savage Club he expressed his ability |
To laugh, sing and dance, and gave i'm
mediate and conclusive proof OF 1t on the
spot.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson will not return
to Washington. She VIII be represented
by her daughter, Mrs. Patterson, who.
With her daughter, now a young lady
preparing TO enter society, will do the
lonOrs.
Prince Torlonia has been attacked by
he Papal organs in Rome for recogniz- l.
ng the King, and for having an inter
view with Garibaldi. He has addressed
! spirited vindication OF his conduct to
he Opinione.
Thos. Lambert, Commissioner Of In
lustrial Resources, OF Alabama, has sued
or his salary, at the rate OF $4,000 per
lnnum. The Legislature cut it down to
$50, as the office is a sinecure, and of no
,enetit whatever.
MIR. Mccullough says that Boucicaultl
8 the most successful author and actor
N the stage who has been appreciated
n his OWN period, counting from Mar
owe and Shakespeare to Garrick, Sheri-
AN and our time. Ill
Governor Tilden has pardoned VIM. B.
feane, the man who was sent to prison
II complaint Of MI. Bergh for the killing
1 a cat. The Governor, in directing the
ordon, says that "the prisoner has
iready served more than one month OF
is term, which seems to be sufficient
for the offense."
Queen Victoria has granted pension
f t2O0 year to Mr.. Wood, in recogni-
ion of his labors at Ephesus ana the
istlnguished service rendered by him ,
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