New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
PERNON1L.

Miss Susan B. Anthony is about to give
series OF lectures the benefit Of the Kansas German
Immigration Society.
Admiral George II. Preble arrived at Hamp
ton Roads Va, last Fiday In his flagship, the Omaha.
He lett Chill nearly four months ago.
Baron ROthschild - who dimes with Lord
Beacon-Gcld every Sundays reported saying the
other day: do not EH0w anything about it than
tins mustarpot but believe there Is going to be war"
MIS-. De Graft is a lady living in Ulster
County who attained Ia the venerable age OF lOL
snc looks well does sewing and housework, and
distinct v remembers shaking hands Win General the
Mirqgi, dc Lafayette.
Senator Gordon is going to dine with the
Commercial Club Boston this week, and Senators
Lamar and Garland, and Governor Colluit will prob
ably be among the guests also The ak it Is rumored
pecally those OF the South.
A diary written by Ohio's great anti-slavcry
agtato the late Joshua Il. Giddngs has just been dis
coyeredat his old home in Jefferson, Ohio Il covers an
cnt ne session Of Congress QS4SI9) and il said 20 be
faithful portrayal Of SIR. Giddngs's thoughts on the
national topics Of the day.
NJ. Dufaure has just lost his wife, an excel
lent woman. who the daughter Of NJ Jaubert. the
eminent OnenaIist who accompanied Bonap0rte's eN-
petition to Egypt as interpreter. and under Louis
Philippe was a member of the Chamber OF Peers and
Professor Of Oriental Languages at the College de
France.
NJ. Flotow himself attended the rehearsal of
lis new opera, "Alma," and modified some melOdious
passages 90 suit Nile Atlantis voice. The work has
been brought out brilliantly, an Is successful. NJ.
Flotow who is a venerable man, with tnely-markcd
features aud German simplicity Of manners, hardly
able to speak from sheer Joy the performance
over. lie said that Mc ADanS perfect representation
ifc Ii1 ''u' '"'' opera '"' CROW" - ''''' III
The Grand Duchess of Baden, the only
daughter OF the Emperor OF Germany, woman OF adj
irabc good she has placed her Young daughter
In the excellent girls school the Schoss at Carsruhe,
where she proceeding step for step with her young
companions and teachers and pIayfellows have been
alike charged not distinguish her by any OF the high
and exceptional titles snc may bear III afeIllfe She Is
work and play, and wreste give and take, on per
fectIy equal with all her companions and TO
ceye exactly the punishments II she Is remiss in
study. sewing knitting, any other occupation OF an Or
binary scholar. The Grand Duchess credited with ex-
pressing wish that the child may be made as thorough
seansresS 10 II sue were expecting 10 earn LIVELIHOOD
by her needle
1t is reported by the London correspondent
of The Hartford COUrdm that Lord Salisbury, the new
Foreign Secretary, once constant writer for the
London press when in explains the direct
ana analytical style that characterizes all his state
papers. lie is the second OF the late Mar.
quis; and he married, it is understood, con
trary the wishes OF his father His wites the daughter
OF Baron Anderson aud Lady Anderson the daughter
OF Opie the painter The marriage being dsiasteful TO
the late Marquis, he is understood 10 have
treated his with some harshness, and like
many other younger children OF wealthy peers, he
had for long time 10 his living by literary la
Dor He did this for years and is we'll known
newspaper writer BY the death of ms elder brother he
came possession OF considerable property, and at
the death OF his father he succeeded to the hereditary
title estate. Now he Is in the high and responsible
position OF Foreign Secretary at the most critical period
OF English history.
SARATOGA, n. y, April 21.-John Morrissey
arrived here yesterday from Troy, He Il in good spirits
LONDON, April 21.-The Prince of Wales
will leave London for Paris Thursday, the 2jth
inst the purpose of entering thorough inspec
ton OF the British section OF the Paris Exposition
FLORENCE, April 2l.-General Grant visited
the galleries OF the Uz and Pitt palaces yesterday,
and attended the religious ceremonies OF Holy Saturday
In the evening banquet was given in honor by Mrs
j. L. Graham, widow OF the late United States Consul in
this city,