New-York tribune., 1878-11-05
PERSONAL.

Senator Sargent is very i'll with malarial
fever.
Mr.. Luigi MOnd, gentleman who is about
10 Give some lectures Boston, is said to be the original
of Mr. Lougfellow's character Of the Young sclian
IN tne "Waysde Inn"
Miss Layinia Gooden, the Wisconsin lawyer,
,mpptoued as slender woman whose hair Is gray but
uot with years and whose toilet is without eccen-
trieity. as her manner IS witHOut boldness
Roth Jefferson Davis and his wife have
been exceedingly IN at Bcauyor They endeavored TO
70 TO the bedside Of their dying son at Memphis 0u we're
restrained by the entreaues OF their friends ron
Journey which wouln have been fatal A near friend
rarrcd the Young man his last aheclonaIe messages
from his parents.
Mr. ,veppvson "a said to be extremely fond
Of smoking the long clay pipe, called in England
ehurchwarden such pipe the elder Weller ana
his grandson arc smoking in ono Of tho illustrations In
tbe e,ry edition Of Master Humphreys Clock" The
venerable poet has rough deal box holding, perhaps
pounds OF tobacco ana in an upper cha1oeT m
he talks by the hour 90 chosen gOnles
Mr.. William III. Seward was once, it is re-
lated saved from drowning in the OwascO River by Mrs
salnou Grover a sturdy Auburn woman. She WAS
washing at the riverside, and Mr. Seward drive his
horse into the water drink. The horse went too FAR
the swift current upset the carriage and Mr. Seward was
heIpessy floating away, when Mrs Grover sprang to an
od board ienee wlenehed of plank, and win II res
sued the young he thanked her. and gave ner a
Vet Of SILVER spoons
Lord Lytton, it is related, once told an odd
m entertaining story of his uncle. Henry Bulwer,
who for some months faHecd himself affected with
oarlvsis of the mbs and who refused to put foot 10
the gruuBd but was wheeled IN chair by his servant
Al last Que day. the RhOne steamer, which he wSs
travelling caught fire. and the capttn, having run the
boat ashore plank was thrown out by which the pas
sencers might land. The first person observed this
new bridge and stepping uimbly down was Sir Henry.
When rfrly safe upon the shore be remembered him
SELF and called oui his servant Garry me, Forster
masters folly, and SIR Henry had 10 walk, and he
walled very wen to the Day of his death
Miss Emma Abbott has received the follow
ing note from COOne. L. G. IncersoD Since / saw
Tou years ago the guitar soul has burst into
flowers. You a ohTysaliS tLeD. To day VIXEN 1
listened TO your voice 1 heard the rustling Of wings.
Who could have thought thar the little bleak field Of
TouF past driIted With snow, which moaDed the
wind would at last be covered with the blossoms OF
soBg9 And yet all this, It may be- necessary In
your voice there Is mingled the patoS OF the past anu
The glad victory OF Tie present fon nave suffered
pure the dawn Allow ms to mlEgle Iny tina ks and
Congratulations Stn the general voice, and to Ieman,
yOals, X g. lngersOl
Doro.h6e Vancon, an odd Frenchwoman, has
Iast died she might have been described Il clever
peasant woman discovered by tourist and turned b.
the caprice OF fashion into kind OF rustic Ouess II
Ina toe custom for all visitors 10 PlOmberes
pair DorOth6s cottage. whero they treated 10
glass of kirsch Of of milk without duly paying Or
the same). and Tegaled with amazing tunes Old
cracked spnet. Hweu praised for her music DorOthec
would crafty her hatterers win marigil cF sonnet
Of her own composing. The poetry fully equal TO
that Of the mcttoes In Christmas crackers As good
many persons visit Pomberes for the scenery
DOr06c seemed fair way mako her fortune. aud
enc day was delighted by Wis from the Emperor
IA person. HIS Majesty by the EUprss
and tho Priace Imperial. and VI coarse showed himself
extremely ahable Unhappay the Imperial coadeseeB-
sion, while u brought golden harvest TO DOTOhee had
strongest. Her speech hencefOrh exclusively OF
los and ladies' except hen Of kings and queens.
II is asserted that the failure of the matIi-
nonial negotiations between the young Prilce SapO-
hSn aud the Princess Tbyra, Of Denmark, eaused
primarily by money delties AL sorts OF stories have
been told about The wealth Of the exEnpress Eugenie.
and her fortune has been alternately exaggerated
aeresated a. friends foas have been discussing It,
Aud now comes Figaro with MI Of statistics on
the subject whien IL declares Trustworthy, and
which conading public may accept nOt as 1t likes
At any rate according 10 it, the young Prince by
means rich possessing only of about 10000
francs C 000D, which from little property situ
ated 40 Veentni, near Gotz, flyria which lett
him by Princess BaeclOchl Of this Is not Hy
enough for Prince ou, aDd the Court Of Co.
penhagen, when the question OF settlements was
broaocd turned up s nose So suea penniles youth.
sons aid. Her income says lie Figaro Is the neigh
borhoOd Of A5O 600 francs year. twoh3rds this
she Is gofng TO 10 him IL is not very great
deal-S6OOO0 year.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-PTiEce Bismarck has ar
with COans Rsut1au which Is to take place on wednes
day ncX After the wedding he Prince viii proceed to
NaFzin, where he win remain J Christmas.
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