New-York tribune., 1877-05-01

she married her cousin, the Rev Herbert H Head y.s
ter Of Kings School, Warwick who, In Is45 edited M.
fsther-in-laws latest and posthumous work. olivss
Newman New gland tale with other Poetical E.-
mains" II was this gentemaDs father, another Rev
Herbert Hi to whose good offices southey stood .rOe,
indebted IN early life and who sent him 10 Ballol C
lege with the design that he should take orders in tie
Established Church.
Mr. j. II. Wright of Boston has sent TO tn.
Governors Room In the Massachusetts State House q
etching by Ciprani, the Forentine artist Of ths
portrait OF AlgernOn Sydney, who behcaded for
high treason ia London in 1858. The peculiar nterest
Of the picture lies In the engraved explanation which
accompanies IT, showing whence Massachusetts, derives
her motto" Ense petit placidam sub Ifl,ertate quL
etem." When Sydney the English Embassador 10
the Court OF Denmark IL il stated he wrote the Royal
album these lines: " Manus haec inmica tyFannis:
Ense petit piacIdaIn sub llbertate quietem."
The widow of Richard Golden has just died.
She beautiful and amiaDle woman. The drst great
shock her health sustained occssOned b. the unex
peeted death Of her only Who having been sent To
Germany to complete his education fell a victim 10 a
sudden outbreak OF scaratna Mr. Golden also felt tb,
blow most keenly and it long before his VITA
completely recovered either from tie mental or from ths
physical effects Of the action After the death Of her
husband Mrs Golden published at her own expense his
political Writing" in volumes and in the charao-
ter Of the widow Of =" Richard Golden" inscribed tha
work tO his friends. Mr. CObden inrusted t0his widow
seen the light
Richard Ten Brock, the noted Kentucky
turlman has just been married although he is CO.
to a wealthy widow aged "a The marriage took place
at the residence of Mrs NewcOmbs father, who stayed
away because be did not want 10 the ceremony the
brides mother was also absent Mary NewcOmb vas the
wife of II. d. Newcomb. who died in 1874 and whose
estate worth a million. In order to marry her
al hs old age, he procured Of the Legislature
divOrciug him from hs wife Tho contest OF bis
WILL Which is fresh in the minds OF the people Of
the most celebrated record resulted declara-
ton that this second marriage wss Illegal and that his
insane wife, having never been ludicaly declared in.
sane. was entitled to dover Twice, thus, has this
second wife married wealthy old men
Mr.. Henry Irving is coming out in the
"COurier OF Lyons" In which he plays two chsracters
The story OF this piece Of real life, may seen
from the French Causes Ceiebres In the time the d.
reotory three committed an atTOoous crime; two
were aken the third escaped Suspicion fell upon man
who bore strong resemblance TO the real criminal and
he executed With the other two. The Courier DO
Lyons play founded upon this story was brought out
at the Theatre de la Gaite, Paris in 1850. and
adapted the English stage four years afterward by
SIR. Charles Reade. The actor who combines the two
chief parts in ms own person brings ms powers TO
severe test lie has scarcely left the stage as Du6ose
when las 20 reappear LeSJues and the characters
offer in almost every respect striking contrast to each
other.
Mr.. Thomas Winans, the Baltimore Million
are has been telling reporter about MS experiments
with organs My attention" he said " was called 10
the subject some years since by the purchase Of an
organ which proved to very unsatisfactory affair
have almost entirely transformed this organ. and my
permens led construct one for my Newport place
1t is composed of two organs, the pedal and the great
and has proved very satisfactory instrument Indeed Is
Is operated with pressure OF nno inches OF air instead
of the usual three inches, and in consequence t be
heard within radius Of mile I have now In process
OF construction organ which will be one OF the largest
IN the United States when completed. IL viii have
5000 pipes ranging in size from "a feet TO 3 of inoh
II is to be composed ol FIVE orgdnsthe solo, swell,
ohestra, pedal, and high preSsure-and will 10
worked with an air pressure OF a and inches.
The room which this organ is being built Is
the full hight Of the house. and has
windows at the top filed with Stats oy
means Of which the music be thrown in
aIy desired direction" Mr.. Winans showed the reporter
through the organ-rOOu and explained the construction
OF instruments, pointing out the details Of his own
invention. In tins several pipes OF another organ
to constructed 10 test the value OF high pressure 10
DO seen. Tis organ will have only $50 pipes but
tuc air them VIII be used under pressure OF 10 pounds
or 20 fet which is about 80 times that ordinarily used
The top u Mr. Wmanss private carriage Is lifted with
plate glass wCh allows The occupant 10 take suDDath
whenever ne wishes. Deep blue shades protect the Occ
pant from TOO much light and heat This carriage also
uroyICeI with another ieYicete tires vi the wheels
nCtched 10 allow them TO pass easily over ear tacks
This" Dir. Winans says works like a charm"