New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01
Personal.

Dom Pedro has given $4,000 from his pri-
yate purse to aid Brazilian music students in Europe.
Mr. Tennyson, it is rumOred, is busy upon
new volume lyrical poems, which will soon make its
appearance.
The Sultan of Turkey will soon receive a
splendid trio of black Spanish fowls sent him by resi-
dent of this city.
Mr.. Writ Skies, United States Consul at
Cardiff is preparing book the legends myths, fairy
tales ard FOLKLORE of Wales
Governor Mcclellan is illustrating absentee
Ism by a sojourn at Cape May. HIS private secretary
brings down from Trenton whatever public business it
is necessary 10 transact
The Sultan of Morocco has presented the
Emperor William with fine Barbary horses. They
are OF different coors and breeds. rather small In bud
aud Will be used solely for riding purposes
The Rev. DIR. Bridgman, of the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church, OF this city, writes home that
his voyage to Europe pleasant aud his health excel
lent After short tour in England and visit TO swiIz
erland, he will return In September.
Senator Jones. Of Nevada, was welcomed
home last week by his nelghbors Gold Ill., who gave
him a serenade A local paper says Standing in an
easy position with his hands in his pockets, picture VI
eeniaty with not too much OF OF dignity. sena-
Jones returned his thanks for the serenade and Inc
visit"
The Hon. William Aspinwall. of BrooklIne,
Mass met with severe accident while riding near that
place Tuesday afternoon. He thrown from his
wagon by his horse taking flight, and when picked up
iensibe found that his right side and arm were
considerably bruised his left shoulder dislocaed aud
his left broken between the elbow anu inc hhouue'
His head aud face, fortunately escaped injury
Prince Gortschakof, in spite of his eghty-one
years ia said TO be very vain. lie extremely anxious
about MAKING favorable impression on the artist Wer-
ner wnen the latter taking preliminary skeches OF
the delegates for his picture OF the Congress- Tue VET
er,n statesman almost with foot In the grave was
nervous and ndgety at the sitting, ana kept moSlnk
FROM side 70 side, IN Order 10 oo snV"" W VIZ ~
tage. -.
Lord Beaconsfeld, when departing from
Berlin left $3.50 to distributed among the servants OF
the Kaserhof the hotel where he stopped TINS ho'ei
reaned unite harvest from the Congress- the stan Vi
tba English Embassy. who Inhabited nearly an
the front rooms on the first door, had TO pay a'eo
Oether about $4,000. or about $3.50 per day. in'
lndnp the officials and servants attached TO LORD sea
consaeld and Lord Salisbury. numbering about ni,y'
sixtvbree rooms had been taken by the BRUSH ue'0
ratss NJ the Kaiserhof The Premier, occupying some
salIv MAGNIFICENT apartments was ehargea ~ wv
ior.ip whose table always furnished WIN tne a.
ie,cles OF the season, was very wen satsneu WI an
ctens of the manager, whom be specially thsnkea 0n
leaving the hoteL -
The British residents of San Francisco nave
changed their design OF present to Lord Beaconsnea
aud will send him casket instead OF gold DrcK on
hase of SILVER On the top OF the casket In RELIEF WI" 20
the Beaeonseld arms; at each side to DO capne 0on
thinning specimens Of California ores, inaia Will oo'"