New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-27

graphs Of the little tenor viii be sorry TO hear that N
has been seriously injured by fall in Pars tneursJ
while getting into q cab
Eugene Bonaparte, says Mrs. L. II. Hoops
in The PHILADELPHIA Telegraph, has grown old and very
stout and no longer dyes her hair which has taken ON
nenper and salt hue The Prince Imperial IL rooa
looking Young man" with hourishng moustache and
pair of soft blue eyes which ne uses WITH much inferred
much OF his time.
Shakespeare, Scott, Dickens, Harriet Beeche,
Stowe The Arabian Nights. and other people and book
to be represented in queer Carnival Of Authors
which to be held in Baltimore in February II tobs
sort OF fair In which each feminine manager Win hayA
booth fitted up to represent some scene in worK
OF whatever author she chooses, her assistants beil{
appropriately arrayed after the fashion OF the bookf
characters.
Among the spectators standing around tho
Webster statue Central Park yesterday forenoon was
respectablelooking man leading boy OF 10 or H. %
whom he said: " Look there, my sonl That's great
man. That's Webster, who made all our dlctOnarieev
Another spectator heard remark 10 stranger who
seemed curious in regard to the likeness seen hing
was hauled of yesterday knowed him. Ho had on
blue with brass bntonsus exactly the same a. he's
got on nOwW
The ex-Empress Eugene is in no particulas
danger Of starvation She has real estate In Paris vss
ued at 81 O65 OOO which there mortgages to tbs
extent of S24OOOO Then in the provinces scattered
about she has estates worth at least 81 100000 ouy
of these is mortgaged Besides all these the Bone
erland Corsica and England As for the personal prop
erty. estimates vary, some OF them reaching nearly
SI5000000, and others falling as low AS S0,OOOOOl
The Emperor was what the American housewife GAIA
ga good proyider."
Mr.. Henry Chaplin, man Of wealth, member
Of Parliament, and owner Of the horse Hermit, who
won tho Derby in 1867, Tilted almost at the church
door by Lady Florence Paget, who ran away and mar
ried the Marquis of Hastings. Now Mr. Chaplin at 80
has lust been married to another Florence ID yea1
younger than the first and the eldest uaughter Oh mo
Duke OF Sutherland. IL Is emnently Satisfactory 70
know that the bride woro " white satln ana polDt
duchesse" and the bridesmaids +" cream-colored polo
naises and rOgulsh-lcOkng hats" IL Is nEewse s
pleasure record that the Queen sent Lady torcnce
gold bracelet, set with pearls and diamonds and thai
Lord Disraeh Beaconsheld's present was an antique
locket and some gold earrings
A brilliant woman, the widow of the eel
ebrated Psychologist Sir Charles Bell has just died In
her Goth year. She has survived her husband "a years
She was one Of the cOmpanionable wives, giving her
husband valuable assistance in his literary work. sac
was his amanuensis in his works animal Mechan-
icsD the Anatomy OF Expression" aud his Bndgwates
Treatise on "The Hand" Within the last few years
size published "The Letters OF Sir Charles Bell and
added RecOllecuons" aud assisted her brother
Mr. Alexander Shaw, in bringing out later editions
of the Expression" and "The Hand" She was a de-
ghtful taker and enjoyed the society OF cultivated m
teIects; she counted among her intimate personal
friends Jeffrey Sidney Smith, Lords Cockburn, Murray
and Mencrieff Mr. Babbdge, Herschel, Whewell, Fars
day Lyell Murchison. Nh Justice Grove Prof. Owen
and other celebrities OF learning, well as almost al
the notables OF the medical profession Tor over nall
century.