New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
PERSONAL.
Senator Morton Is better.
Gov. Hendricks thinks Paris is very beauti-

Gov. Hendricks thinks Paris is very beauti-
fnl city lie bas gone TO Germany.
Senator Roscoe COnkling will fill the am
bcnt air with floods OF eloquencethat ia 10 say. he
will speak at the Soldiers Reunion at 0swego next Sat
uriay
Mr. Arthur st. Clair. the grand son of the
Revolutionary General Arthur st. Clair, and the last Of
his family. has just died at Penn Square Pennsy lvania,
at the age OF eghty-nve
Miss Ada l.. White, the daughter OF the Lord
Mayor OF London, married the other day at st.
PauIs Cathedral with enormous amount Of
nony. The young lady attended by sixteen brides
maids and had weddngcake large that It had to be
cut with silver sword specially manufactured for the
purpose
"Sionara," the japanese traveller who has
been writing papers I'm The North American Rer'er, IL
pronounced by The Japan Mail verltable parsonage 10
says that these papers unquesionsby the work of
japanese writer and adds nobody familiar with the
STYLE OF Japanese schoars educated IN Europe for
moment doubt 1t. But TINS opinion is not SHARED by
everybody.
Miss Kate Fields personal appearance was
referred to- not long ago. with scan courtesy, in
letter 10 American Journal Talking Of this
letter to "Marquei" London correspondent OF N,
Chicago Times Miss Field replied the question II she
had any retaliation bottled up, that she "could not be
tempted disgrace journalism by venting personal nal
ice" "FOr myself" she added, al have the heartes
goodwill to all members Of the guild, male and female
-. never saw him, and rather doubt. from bis
description, II he me, bat wonld Ike sons
Of my friends In the West to know that really am not
reduced TO spinal column and am In quite az good con-
dtion most at the conclusion OF the London
season." Miss Field is writing oneact piece for Miss
Madge Robertson
Joseph Sheridan lie Fanu, the novelist. the
phew OF Richard Brinsley Sheridan and cousin
OF the GOyernorGeuera OF Canada descended from
noble Huguenot family which lost its ancestral estates
upon the revocation OF the Edict Of Nantes Mr. Il
Fanu was precocous youth at six years OF age being
accomplished in the making Of sketches with explanatory
remarks written underneath One Of these, preserved
long afterwards by his mother represented balloon IN
midalr, ana two aeron1us, who ad occupied ~ FALLING
words: the effects OF trying to Heaven" one
OF his pccuarites in later lie strong taste for Tie
supernatural He was OFTEN encountered IN DuDn Dook-
shops porng over some rare backleter astrology OF
demonOogy. one bookseller relates how he used 20 come
in and ask with his peculiarly pleasant voice and smile,
"Any more ghost stories for me, Mr. -" and how,
n fresh one being handed 10 him, he would seldom leave
the shop until he had read it from cover TO cover
Miss Maud Howe saw the Prince of Wales
at garden party aud describes him as very good
naured looking young stout and with ligh blue
eyes The Princess Louise. pretty, weldressed LADY,
on his "The Prince sat for few minutes;
then rose aud giving his arm TO the Princess. they
walked along, speaking 20 every one they knew. The
Prince shook hands with several ladies' he passed them,
and they all courtcsied he took their hands | was
standing quite near him, talking with Mrs -, when
her little girl child four years old, suddenly broke
away and pick daisies on her way back, as
il suddenly realizing her proximity TO her royal lioge
fell Cat her face directly In front Of him, not four
feet away. II making q salaam. The Prince gave
little start as II TO run forward and pick her up; but
Sir --, who was with us caught her up and brought
her back again. IL the merest accident but quite
nteresring-he seemed amused and pleased with tho
little thing"
WATERTowS. n. Y. Aug. 21.-Vice-Presi-
dent Wheeler left Malone for the Whit Mountains to-
day He goes for the benefit ~ MS health.
I
nj the Post Office Department to-day state that Senator
Morton still continues 10 improve.