New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-14

the LOokugGlass," appears TO have greatly puzzled
learned Germany II Is seriously reported that not long
ago literary gathering in STUTTGART ACCOMPLISHED
professor. TO that the English language rapidly
undergoing the most extraordinary changes qEoted
the wen-knOwn passage Twas Drillig and the sitny
toyes etc, as an example OF our ordinary poetry
adays
Prince Wilhelm, of Prussia, the eldest son
Of the Crown Prince and future heir TO The German
throne studying at Bonn, where be Is very pop.
uiar He will soon take Journey TO the East, including
the Balkan Peninsula, Asia Minor and Egypt, and will
be accompanied his military SUITE and divers learned
scholars well versed in all Oriental Tie young
Prince credited with great interest IN the excavations
~ ne ancient cites, ana VIII 40 20 olympia when the
weather becomes cool enough TO permit The works to
begin again.
General Grant, in a letter TO a friend IN
San Francisco, says: I'VE have now been IN Japan
nearly mouth the guests of the Nation, have
ceIved the most uhbOunded hOsVitaltles. what
laid at Penang about the Chinese question without
previous Thought preparation. had idea what tho
adsress me was to until twas read In the presence
OF an assembly The response had to be spontaneous,
and now | nothing Ia particular TO alter or take
back lhe fact h The Chinese question ~ not going TO
very anxious ~ keep all their people at home, and
not nterfered with tDey will stop emigration"
Mr.. Judah p Benjamin, it is stated by
The Ne1 Orleans Democrat has recently bought beau
Partisan residence the comfortable cash
exceed oue-ha OF his yearly income from his prae
tice In the English Courts. The Southern journal re-
calls the that Mr. Benjamin. fourteen years aeo.
after dispersion the Confederate Government,
tramDed on foot from Central Georgia to Florida and
escaped IN an open boat to Nassau with single tenoar
gold piece III his pocket, which lie gave to the negro who
rOwed the little boat lie Is SAID 10 preserve an uu-
changed sympathy with and devotion TO his Louisiana
friends, aud TO look forward enthusiastically 10 revisit
iug the State ana those Old friends.
General Garlbaldi is described as looking
well, but pale and lie is extremely anxious as to
the of his divorce which was TO have been
decided in the Court OF Appeal on the 7h OF August
curious incident occurred the last trial The young
X ~ who nas q chivsrous admiration for the old Gen
era, SAID while the Trial was pending, hope he will
succeed poyero vecchO.'" oome OfclOus person car
ued the phrase TO the judges they were celebrating
with tho addition that the King desired that they would
pronounce favorable verdict; whereupon one Of
she Judges much offended, wrote to the King, saying
that he could not bring himself to believe that his
Majesty intended 90 influence the decision OF the JUDGES,
and that rather than submit pressure should
fer resign. The King half ind gnant hair amused,
and himself related episode the Ministers, asking
whether constitutional King might not have and
express hope" or desire. The Judge, however" he
added, Ia honest and courageous; but ava sorry any
mould deem capable al an unconstitutional act"