New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
PERSONdL.

Miss Kate Field, who is spending a short
time at Malvern, will sail toG America about October To-
DR.. Stephen II. Tying, j., sailed for home
from Liverpool OF Saturday last. with health greatly
improved
The Crown Prince of Germany is still i'll,
IA. visit t. Kissongen not having benefited him lie
very dospondont.
DR.. Schiemann and Professor VirchOw have
both left the Troad aud are going to England. AIS
Schcmaun has been staying nc BOuoSIe FOR the dement,
OF her health
Walt Whitman il in Denver, Col, having
suont 4 couple OF weeks In Missouri ana Kansas. lie
has had good weather. ana good time generally and
viii have travelled 5000 miles 70 and fro, before he
gets nome again. He returns in october.
Mile Rosa Bonheur has just presented pic
turs OF Lfe-sizc lion to the spanish Government,
condition that It shall DO hung In the Museum OF
Madrid The rule beng that the work OF living artists
shall not be exhibited there. exception has been
made favor OF this picture.
The late Count dc NO6-the caricaturist
Cham looked moro English than French. lie a
tall CAREFUL, dressed ana serious man, with long, fair
mustaohe aud an erect carriage. He had an astonishing
faciity Tor work. and he worked without fssness-,ny
where aud ans how-wthout ever wasting minute. and
yet without ntruding the fact OF his being busy the
notice OF Others. He was always ready 10 Iec,iye
ylstors aud IN his home circle ne the least
,yrannicnl oi men-onc who never scolded frettel
and WHO was ln tact uniformly gentle 10 he
almost puzznng. lie spoke evil u anybody ms
very drlest sayings were favored with ulld kindness
yet lie knew many things and the Judgments ~ his
uee pencil revealed such depth OF sAfcHducss, that
one WAS often tenn ted 10 suppose That lac held .is
tongue with = nrdle The genius at Cham twOfOld;
he was Al admin able carcatu.Ist and he Wis, Tor
the 'ttei-pre~s under MS sAe'ehcs was Always Oi MS
own writing
NJ. GrGyy, rs President of a great Republic,
has 10 submit 10 many pompous attentions. when he
went his native town the other day he bad to I'M
dergo the dreaded ordeal OF having bouquets presented
and speeches made 20 him. small boy or ten
from tie college OF POntarier advanced and called him
the model virtues ending with this outburst
1--WE taught history a school It will have 10 record
one day that the President OF the French Repubquc
Ike "A spartan. without an escort but under far
greater egsthe affection OF great people the esteem
and respect Of the whole world. Permit me. NJ. IL
President lie In RepuOlique. To offer You bouquet"
NJ Gr6yy showed tact and viii under this nficton. He
took the infant phenomenon In his arms, kissed him
and made "A reply the Irony of which WAS probably
thrown away on those who heard him: =" My httle
friend, your scn0ofeiOws at POntsriler arc ali
clever you IL speaks well for the
rising generation" And then he got home, where ne
hopes to be lot alone for the next few weeks
The Rev. DR.. Berkeley, the venerable Epis-
copaI rector who In 1S47 baptized Henry Clay gives
some Interesting "reminiscences OF that and OF
Mr. Clay's religious character The which con-
taned the aptisrnal gift to Mr. Clay ana
was said be the largest piece Of then known
M Clay used prayer-book and the readiness Of his