New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
PERSONAL.
Prof. Max Muller is married to the favorite
to be without

Prof. Max Muller is married to the fayorite
niece of Charles Kingsley.
Mr.. Livingstone of this city drives four
teeninhand in Florence and fighens all the ladies in
the drive by his maneuvers with his eavalcadc.
Mr.. Lester Wallack, it is said acts the hero
Of All for Her" in most excellent way IL is very
"weepy-weepy" play The curtain falls on his utter
anee OF that last pathetic speech OF Sidney Cartons in
the cell.
If every man, woman, and child in the
United States of America is not aware OF the fact that
Mrs Secretary Fish has been wearing her last Wiz
ters bonnet it is not the fault OF the obgng news
papers.
Mr.. Osgood is a miraculously rapid sort of
publisher He sent the copy of Tenpysons Harold" 10
the printer on Monday morning and on Tuesday after
noon he was pointing with pride 10 the drama already
bound in volumes In his own once.
Mr.. Stoly's model of Josiah Quincy repre-
scnts that gentleman slight Old fun OF dignity bnt
with no trace OF the active man OF affairs. he the
college president not the magistrate. long cloak
hangs in heavy folds about him. covering ono leg and
making background and shelter as II "ere' for The
other.
Mr.. Sothern, in New-0rleans, has been
roused a o'clock an the morning carried four miles IN
freezing wind and his feelings exercised 10 degree
somewhat astonishing for Dundrea all 10 see two mes
shoot blank cartridges at another the same being
mock duel arranged expressly 10 hoax the actor. and
entirely succeeding in its purpose
That wise and merry person, DIR. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, has been turned iutO German Dy
o,urageous gontemau Herr L. Abenheim. He has mads
the title of the Autocrat OF the Breakfast Table read
Der Psch-Dcspot." The Nation thinks that "a cold
sweat must have stood on Herr Abenhem when he at
tempted some Of the Of the Autoerst"
In trauslaIing the Onc.Hoss shay nc c0uid nnd no
equivalent; for " ono hOss," poor man.
Miss Anna Dickinson does not dislike crlti-
cisu She has lately observed TO reporter that she
loves IT, and especially" she says. adverse criticism
Rnt il must be intelligent criticism. mean the criticism
of an expert, who will tell you definitely where your
faults e and the why he thinks So Such ent'
csm can stand though it cuts me to the bone and tho
more scathing and IL Is, the more welcome 70
mo for may learn something by it, The other CRITICISM
that which simply gives lmpresSons-eeisure OF nat
tery-withuut the reasons IS OF little value 10 me-
Eecky, the historian, is one of the sbyest Of
men In spite of the fact that he Irislman Just
after his s. famous book was published very brilliant
woman OF English society consigned at dinner
Marty as a table comDanon to tall, blushing young
man who seemed almost too basfu to speak, and WHOSE
name she failed to catch. The clever woman was in'
wa-y abusing hostess for sending her out to dinner
with such shy aud silent being OF no consequence when
suddenly the conversation at table began to interest h
and he broke into such eloquent and delightful talk that
she was not surprised hear somebody address him a
.. r pcky" Ho married one of the faYoritc maids OF
honor OF the Queen of Holland. and probably no Ror
wretch ever went through worse agonleS OF '.sa M
lid hc during the series Of entertainments which the
Queen insisted upon giving the pair.
The late Canon Charles Kingsley, rs child,
was delicate and prccociOus and began to preach ser
mons aud write poems between the ages OF four and live
He was % when he settled down as curnte at EVersey
and soon won great power over the country people He
coud SWING fail with the hreshers in the barn, turn
his swathe with the mowers in the meadow. pitch hay
with the haymakers in the pasture. From knowing every
foxearh on the the rccdy hover of the pkc the
stl hole where the chuo lay he had always word Of
sympathy for the huntsman or the old poacher lie
lived in small thatched cottage in the rOuShest fashion
He wrote his "Sants Tragedy" not for publication, bnt
as marriage git 10 his young bride, Miss GreeDtelL
Alton Locke the only book Of which he ever hads
fair copy mndc For many years all his Writing was
done by his wife, from his dctatiOD. while lac paced
and down the room.