New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
say,n said the thief; and down he went where the
thieves who have nothing to say always co.
PERSONAL.

Won M0ltke mas just Hau monument erected
to him at his birthplace, Parchim, in Meckenburg
The Countess d'Haussonvlle, daughter Of
the Due de Brogc, and granddaughter OF Madame d
stael, occupies herself much with literary work
President ChadbOurne of Williams Colees
will be President Chadbcurne more II is said at u
end OF the present collegiate He is then to retire
Young Mr. U. s. Grant is going to try to
work his way the legal profession in this city Ho has
just joined the firm Of Cole Kingsford in tie shsss
named Nassau.
Mr.. William Black has lately been over
whelmed with epistolary entreaties that his story
Madcap Violet" might have happy ending with The
hero and heroine united.
CASTELAR, has been rusticating near Toledo
not in Ohio-and writing for Harper something pro-
found II one may Judge By the title Is: The Rea
tion between the Philosophical and Political Movements
OF the Age"
Mr.. Holman Hunt is in excellent health and
busy at work in his newlybult studio In Jerusalem
He is making hopeful progress with the task that en-
cages him. II probable that he VIII return 10 Europe
for short time In the Spring.
Lord Byron will not have his memorial very
The committee have examined all the models
lately in by the competitors and have agreed that
OF the designs fulfilled the conditions In view SIX
of the artists are to be invited to compete again.
Mr.. Layard, the distinguished amateur in art,
has done what many soul has longed 70 do. He has
bought of the most interesting palaces on the Grand
Canal Venice and Is furnishing II with works OF art and
antiquity gathered In Italy, spain and the East Happy
Mr.. Layard!
The MARQUIS de Talleyrand- -Pergord, who
has been writing about American life, and whom The
London Times calls "a perfectly unread and uninormed
Frenchman )" is as it happens a granddaughter OF the
Prince Bishop, q soldier who has seen service and man
of the world. He speaks English very huenty, and has
visited this country three times
Mr.. Charles Reade is as we supposed, the
author OF the piquant story The woman-Hatcr,"
running in Blaek,cood and Harper Why he should NOT
have announced the before Is incomprehensibe-
but it's his own affair in the last number
the effort OF the female medical students In Edinburgh
get justice from the professors is II Is stated
exact. As The Spectator says 1t must be unpleasant
reading for these gentlemen for 1t record OF brutality
and stupidity.
The old Brick Church of Fifth-ave. and
Thirty-seventh-st shall have pastor They tut
Just missed Dr. sorrs. They at last TO have
cured Dr. Bevan lie has written from the other sidp
decided acceptance announced his intention to san
on the I'd OF December. Their patient waiting s likely
to be rewarded Nothing but good has been heard Of Dr.
consrsgation that with the call Of the Brick
there lay the table Of this popular div nns
others That to his discredit, but the story
that one Of the ten was from Australia, and that Dr.
Bevan inclined to think the Australian call the most
desirable Of all. Bat this evidently slander and
NewYorkers are called upon 10 dispute the good
taste OF minister who thought II greater privilege 70
preach a South Sea Islander than to Gov Morgan.
Mr. Charles Calverley's bust of Horace
Greeley which intended rest the great editors
grave has been placed on exhibition in Philadelphia
The bust is Of hetoo in fine bronze and cast in
Philadelphia nanufactOry, as were also the memori&
tablets The Philadelphia Telegraph says OF the work:
1t ia slightly deslized and the artists aim has appa
renty give particular emphasis to the purely
intellectual side o. M Grceleys character In doing
this he has sacrificed TO extent that external rug
gedness that OF the peculiarties Of the man
Here again. II an error has been committed, 1t is
that admits Of extenuation aud Mr. Greeeys many ad
mrers viii have no difficulty i'll viewing the wOrK rom
artist's point OF view, and IN prOnOuncnS sue
cess"
Don Carlos has been mangled by a too de-
voted friend who has been printing in the Paris Uniras
description Of tho Pretenders trip in this country
This Carst jenkins relates that performance In Don
Carlos's honor was expressly arranged at Booths
Thcater the piece chosen being " sardanapalus" We
are then Informed that among the innumerable Letters
received daily by the Prince, was the following:
ing your Majesty, the hope thai Majesty viii no
hrsf favor venture to ask your Majesty 70 send
on reading This letter, the Prince, we are told, eI
claimed utfer little children TO come unto me y ara
forthwith replied to Master Ernest, mot, however,
the chronieer adds with serious Gompunction before
longed To an honorable family"
Goethe loved the vintage of JOhannisberg
Humboldt, sauternc; Tallcyrand, Chateau MargauL
Rchelieu was devoted to Medoc and Rubens to Marsaa
Frederick the Great like good many other persons nao
a particular affection for Tokay. Napoleon preferred
Chambertin but liked black coffee better. Peter
the Great thought Madeira best Of wines but regarded
brandy superior 10 all other drinks Rabelas thougnt
that the divine bottle" looked more admirable
than when filled with Chablis. Marshal Saxo nad
decided prediction for champagne, whiie the seVeiyW
Cromwels countenanee is said TO have occasionally 70
laxed at the sight of pipe OF Malmsey. The Emperor
Charles " would plan his campaigns and devise more
stringent the repression OF heresy over nagOa
OF good Alicante wine HIS rival Francis l., eonsoled
himself the loss OF everything but honor with cup
OF Xeres, or, as should say, glass OF sherry.
An old colored servant of the Late Chief-Justice
Roger B. Taney has written enthusiastic letter 10
praise OF dead MASTER which letter Is printed In I~
Bttrlnqton Hapk-Eye He says: "when was lad, say
from IL 10 II years Of age, the 4th of July being then
as now q national holiday which none but slaves
were compelled by law work. regularly called
year by year. his oce the 3d. and the following
arrangement proposed and agreed TO- That If would
stay at home with him on the ith, should take my ho
day 5th have 81 extra money and the use OF ING
pony all Sometimes young blood dcmurrcd, ana
then he would patiently explain 10 me that LIS only OO
iect was 10 guard me temptation and cy influence
TO prevent Eo would kindly add, your coming u
contact with acquantanees you would not associate
with on occasions, ana Win wnoin You might e
carried by excitement into dissipation and crime On
the 4th he continued, the drunkard the blasphemer
and the Sabbathbreaker will be out IN force would you
mingle with thesei' Young 4 was, saw the force
of this wise counsel and obeyed On the 5th mounted
dollars ilnging my pocket, was of and away, ana
only report at night that everything was IN soo
shape It is said that one or two or the ChieJuste
daughters reside Washington that one OF them hsd
was some time since discharged and that the other was
and is STILL supported by the contributed earnings Oh
those who were once her slaves"
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 21.-The Hon. A. n. Ste
phens is here his way to Washington. His health
much improved.