New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-03
PERSONAL.

DirectOr-General G0shOn - complimentary
dinner-toasts speeches-Clncinnati, April 4.
Ex-Gov. Warmoth of Louisiana is to be
married i'll June Miss Saie Durand daughter Of
James NJ Durand, the principal jeweer of Newark,
NewJersey.
Mr.. T. III. Bartlett, now in Paris has finished
the clay model OF the bronze catamount for the Caa-
mount Tavern monument. The figure will rustic
studs in front OF landlord Fay's famous In Ben
ningtOn.
Miss Winnie Ream, it is reported, is engaged
to marry Lieut. Hoxie, engineer. graduate Of West
Point, aud very reserved person. who is mentioned by
hearess correspondent OF The Cincinnati Gazette as
"yiOlct-eycd young officer"
Thomas Carlyle, sage of Chelsea, is being
leased by his friends to have his portrait painted and
Mr. Mais, the romantic painter desires TO erake tho
work. 1t would DC well done-but what contrast be-
tween the wealthy artist and his rugged subject:
Of the Prince of Waes's sons, only Prince
George is intended for the naval profession although
both the two eldest undergoing instruction on tho
Britannia training ship. 1t is said that there Is good
deal of tagging the ship, and the two young Princes
Will have 20 learn 10 be oraercd about
Miss Russell, the daughter of our late Minis
ter to Venezuela married Venezuelan general who
banished by the inudcous ruler Of that country because
he wouldn't break his engagement to the lady. Mrs.
Russell and her daughters ST. Thomas the gen.
eraI followed them. and the young people were married
there.
Bismarck is 81 years old; so is Lord Gran
WILLIE Prince Gortchakof is 10, Lord Beaconsleld Is
To- and Mr. Gladstone s. President MacMahon is nearly
Co. The Pope will be So; the Archbishop OF Can
terbury il SO DIR. Pussy II, and Dean Stanley 81
Garibaldi is nearly 20. Lord Russell 70, and Jules
Simon 63.
Lord LYONS, as British ambassador to France,
has salary of $4,000. The British ambassadors TO
Germany and Rome have each salary OF $4,000,
and the latter receives allowance for rent OF $4,000
The ambassador ut Vienna gets $4,000, and the at
81 Petersburg 800, 900. Sir Henry Elliot had at Con-
rains pleasantly at Washington on salary OF $4,000
| Monsieur Nicolini, tenor, has written note
IN London newspaper TO say that II not Madame
Nconi who has asked for separation as was reported
II was he who applied for H. ana ne adds: Cette sep
ara,on ic TAI demandee pour des causes de iame tout
aat etrangeros ait cite dams les tournaux qu ont
eonlnis Perreur, ct qUll est inutile dc iapcer ieL
| good trait of the present Sultan is his
kindness 10 Sheket Ecnd ana his two little sisters.
These are the last children OF AbdulAzz whose mother
died three years ago. and who swept away from the
palace with the rest OF the contents OF the fallen mon
| arcb,s harem when MuTad placed on the throne.
The Sultan has found them has brought them back
10 the palace aud Is having MS mite cohs Drought up
| with his own children OF whom he mas three
Richard Caswel, the first Governor OF North
Carolina lies unmarried grave near hlnstohl IN that
State aud his great granddaughter has just left the Oh
ford Orphan Asylum where she has been cared Tor ana
educate ed 10 take charge OF school, since the founda
ton of this institution oxford less than three OF
the descendants OF Gov Caswella granddaughter aud
two great been ioStefed ana edu
| Gated within lis walls.
1t is solemnly chronicled that at the British
Foreign Office reception given 10 Gen. lgnalief that
gentleman drank glass OF cold lemonade and bis wife
took some tea. Meanwhile, new guest, OF striking
pallor black hair and long mustache, had
tered with elegant lady Of graceful appearance ON
his arm II was other than the ocust Lebreich, and
he had scarcely been five minutes In the room before
Gen. Ignatie had himself introduced to him. and rap
| idly told him the history OF his maady, Of his having
consulted Pagenstecher of tho whole thing arising from
the ducts and Of bis having been much better fsr