New-York tribune., 1878-07-06
PERSONAL.

Bishop Seymour is to have public and
formal reception upon his arrvaln Springfield H.
The Hon. i. b. Washburne has returned
from the Pacific coast and is to spend the Summer in
Chicago.
The sale of the late Mr.. Winanss carriages,
horses and hot-hou5e plants at Baltimore Drought
about $4,000.
Mr.. Arthur Cheney, of Boston, has for thTeo
mouths been III with drop,y, ana within few days ha,
become SO much worse demand surg cal operation
General Garfield Is described as ut present
getting in his hay HE Mentor Onio farm with the help
OF LI5 two sialwart excellent occupation for
Congressman AZ hol!day-thc
II is rumorcd that Princess Thyra, Of Den
mark is going TO marry Prince Louis Napoleon and
that Princess Beatrice is be the wife Of the new Duke
Of Cumberland, son OF tac late cXklng OI Hanover
General Noyes is to remain in Cincinnati
five days; he then goes to New-Engand for week or
60 returns to NcwYork for few days spends day or
two in Philadelphia aud sails for Europe On the Z7th IN
the same steamer which brought him over the ocean 70
the Potter Committee
Mile. Albani is a deservedly fortunate young
lady Sue has just made euga-omont for next VIM
ter at the Imperial Opera q ST. Petersburg She VIII
sn only each week and VIII receive upon each oc
casion ~ 400 II happens, too, that the chler pFma
donna Of the IMPERIAL Opera almost always pres nte
with another by the subscribers to the opera
"When Royalty ventures beyond the pre-
cincts Of cougty life" says The London Wori', no
doubt it expects encounter opinions OF purely IN
biasscd nature. The Empress Eugene, on her recent
yi. TO oxford houored the OF many OF the un-
Jcr-raduacs with her royal, # not always welcome
presence. The scion Of noble house. whose den WAS
thus invaded had tho wall, hung round with Republic
can pictures, which drew iorth ioouAr inquiry from
her Majesty If such his tendtuCro les, Maualne
was tl. -lHpiU ana candid reply.
At the formal farewell given the other
evcun. TO Mr. john =. Cough ny the citizens OF Wor
ceser one speaker recalled lecture given by the young
Cough al Clinton. " It bad sleighng, Cough met
with an accident 10y the way aud had return TO Wor
ce,tcr making hi,n very late when he finally go around
TO hi, impatient Clinton audience. They supposed he
bad succumbcd drink by the 'ugA favored tho
IMPRESSION by aching the drunken man az FIRST, ami them
suddenly and dram cay becoming serious and earn
eat coniouuIcd his enemies, VINO were delighted OF ma
supposed d'wHidl ana COlAOIcu te sOILO"tIS A'Cnu'
II temperance
Mr.. I. NJ. SpOng writes to The London Times,
giving the true particulars OF the way which the
King of Hanover became blind when a youns man. IL
happened III the fOwer-gardcn at windsor, where ony
the King, then Prince George and Duke oil Cam
beraUd ms cousin Prince George Of Cambr!d and Mr
SuOng were walking at the lime. Daring tEcr cOnFer
satiou the Duke Of Cumberland several times twlred
round long green silk purse with large gold tas'as
shaped like acons. at either end, and lac nearly ht lis
face before the accident, and M.. spoag begged Am
To nut away the purse fearing be eht strike h5 ESQ
with It, ana hc laughmgy reproycj his companion for
solcitude about the safety OF his eve bus moment
aftrT when again twirmg round the purse tine cU OFT
struck him uIvtby on the eye. II Was TINS e4E"t bt''
dent that caused the Kings blindness.
PARIS, July 5.-SenOr Gorilla, who has been
forbidden since 1877 France. s;ed on
Thursday Eu ughIcn, and conducted 10 tue frontier
BERLIN, July 5.-An official bulletin an
nouuces that the Emperors wounds arc now healed
VIENNA, July 5.-The Shah OF Persia has
arrived IN this city.