New-York tribune., 1878-11-12

PERSONAL.

SardOu Is going to Nice to spend the Win.
ter and while there he will write a new comedy which
is 10 be produced thesage of the Theare Franea,.
| dining the season OF l379-SO.
| The Emperor of Brazil is q sensible man
who nothing for pomp and show. His sunu,e,
residence in Brazii is called yellow barn "-beine
long, low building, needing paint and hung with vines
| DR.. Lacham Tyler, of Richmond, son OF
the late President Tyler. when taken dangerous N in
Washington other day, sent for hts betrothed and
her parents aud married 10 the young lady IL ia
not yet known whether he can recover.
| SenatOr-elect Slater, OF Oregon, Is said IN
have left Illinois (where he bUrn) for California IN
49, and TO have entered that State without money us
had two partners, who purchased ox-team and on
gagged him to drive IL overland with the understandn,
that successful he pay the Others for nd
the value OF the wagon and With another 90 tha
partners he made TIE journey losing of their oxen
and entering the sacramento Valley win but annaI
| TO draw their ancien wagon.
Queen Isabella writing to her son, KING
Alfonso, after the attempt to assassinate him, sad:
"At the moment Of receiving your telegram, which
took for greeting to which about. full Of satis
faction, reply, received the Ambassadors Telegram
which informs of the dastardy outrage OF which you
have been the object and from which God and tho v.
gin have protected you. IL thus they began with
me when weak woman. could not do what you must
do for the thrOne. THANK the good God Thousand
tme dear son and be assured at all your mother
thinks Of you. embrace you with all my heart"
Professor Richard A. Proctor writes to Mr.
Mumford, OF the Amer!ean Literary Bureau, that hs
hoped lat Summer to make pleasure trip to the United
States taking the eclipse his excuse. He found
however that his wife and children lO whom there ara
a muititudc) would not take kindly 10 the idea
he stayed at home. He adds: Possibly when my
elder children able 10 appreciate the pleasures OF
tIave | may descend NewYOrk in force. Bat
whether / ever see America again or not hold tHe
country IN mOst pleasant remembrance"
=
a swamp, where beng about dsmount leaned for.
ward aud threw his bride reins over a small limb pre-
liminary 10 dlsmomting. At this moment, the mute
suddenly succeeded in releasing the reins from ths
bOugh and dashed OF thrOugh the woods Being unable
10 the reins quioBly necessary as
himself against certain injury from violent
with The trunks the Oyerhanglng limbs OF The lrees
Governor Hampton sprang from his saddle TO the
ground alglng upon his feet bur, unfortunately, vita
so much Yi0lcncc-lIs weight too falling manly upon
the ght foo-hat both the bones OF the right LEG were
fractured just above the ankle and the JOINT itself dis
located For nearly two hours he his huntiUghgn
and his gum endeavoring summon assistance. and
It not until the quickly repeated shots led OF his
distant companions 10 fear an accident that e0Ored
messenger sent tD tne spot IL 4 related that the
sufferer had not wasted the shots he fired 10 bring hep
e ired at distant mark and Is said to have hit II each
time.
The King of Denmark Is one of the kindest
Of men. few years a gentleman pr esentCd him
self the Sale des Pas Perdus one Of pubhe
ceDtOns which the King gives nearly every Monday,
and in due time ushered into the Royal presence
when he startled ns Majesty by formally asking for the
hand Of his daughter. the Princess rhyra. He was he
stated. and which perfectly true, Of good family
had taken all his degrees the university, and
able 10 maintain wife aud had fallen in love with
the princess he to ask for her hand The King.
course, az once understood that be had 10 do with
madman, and with his usual and kindness OF heart
winch so completely have him tie affection OF hi
subjects he thanked M x for his offer, hut thought
necessary first consult with the Queen well to
the sentiments OF his daughter, before he
gave final reply The poor fellow quite satisfied.
but was later by his family sent to private lulstc
um for time. aud hc walking the sirees
OF COpenhagen, most inOftensive and, his lucid
moods, most intelligent and highly educated ge ntlo
man.