New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
Personal.

NJ William Henri WaddingtOn. the French
p-.u,,r viii rot admit that he English. and cal
nsu.sn Frenchman " az an opportupiues Bui In
esracter and appearance a. vel race and educa
sos, ne Is even a typical EnciiShmin. He - IKE a
xsr,b-eountry farmer. aud walks from u place
,,s Ministerial bench the tribune with the
-, ofa man used 10 look after his farm. He had q
s-,-dv Ruroy and Cambridge training. distinguish
,rv himself at both these institutions much
~ uhvscal exercises In intellectual pur-
.ui;. He i proud OF the reput,uon for
Tr,w,ss be acquired IN bic school and college DAYS
80 9ffr,cnfrs great deal Of hrs success mental
work 70 lAr s'rsls ,nr S H. sxolo n nc ~ y, ~
sx rpss-s remark GAole and madc him iavorite OF
b-s aanions
The Due dAnmale keeps up the ancient
c,si,p oi the Mass and Blessing OF the Dig on 81 Hu-
osr.,s Day ihe 81 OF November A fortnight aso the
ceremony took place ms estate OF Cbantilly. the
Dae snf muuy uied guests assembling at the church
before day break The Dues D'Aumsir. De Mem nurs.
De Caarres and dAleucsn. the Prince de Jomviho and
the Count dEu the hunt uniform OF their house
blue swallow-tas with silver buttons. black huntlng
cans AID long riding boots. sucn worn days
gone by. when the King OF France invited his
Court 10 follow HIM to the chase. Graveiy
seated on the steps Of the altar, " Rahag's." the
pest Oldest dog OF tie pack sprnked with how
rers : he received them with prise, Out com
mited uo indecorum Ike hiS predecessor Coroesn.
last year deVour~d a wax candle. Mass over tue
Orleans Prnces aud 800 guess nunfed a stag
Mis- Seward, the accomplished and charm
ing vile OF LAT. secretary Of state was
very great favorite with her fatuer-in-aw. Vim. Il.
Seward and" adds The Albany Times. d" possessed
the faculty OF always pleasing him-nOt an easv task
during the latter wears OF that gentlemans life When
Mrs Frederick Seward nrst went 90 Washington she was
remarked -rson Of exceptionally good health.
she all able entertain the numerous
guests with which the then senator seward Kept his
house alicd and. though often weary. never i up
to time OF the ASSASSINATION OF President Linco.r
ana OF Tie attempted assa-snation Secretary seward
in whose defence Frederick also nearly lost his
life. NJ Freaeuck Seward hung between fe and death
months ore hls pays considered nu cut of dar
ger: uncertain ty ~ his covery caused las morher-
deatn and three years his health WAS so in
paired % cause the greatest anxiety io his tr,nas
Nsiuray al tn~ nas worn upon me wles fympttn -
and 10y degrees autst n ielrr pilny, hri ntiifl At
NAL % fe tastes % either Mr. or Mrs. ward tAol1
prettv country home at Mont-ose."
LONDON. Nov. 21.-A dispatch from Vienna
g. The DaRy TeegrapA saws thar Puuce GortscAakf g
suf from mental depression, and tnat there h llr
hole oi n- recovery.
ST. JOHN. n. F.. Nov. 21.-T1s Adrocate
learns tnat the Pope the Most IS. d. John
Bapt>te -candea Bishop %, G9ratal as te successor
20 late Msr Cour.v Or Scaude.a VS. born IN
1-2I N4, edue.f 90 Rome, and was promoted GO tne
T. -copacV iu l-57-
YOKOHAMA, Nov. lin August last Cen
err G.aut presented a vain lnlr dlop-curtln 90 the
manager of the puucp- theatre in Toao. arl Tie man
ager now splendid ST OF harness.
rented gifn colc aud lacquer Il known tlar u
tht LOO ChOo sdl the Government of japan was
strongly Influenced bv General Grants warning against
the acnuauons of European agents tenung toward a
ruuur between Japan aud emma for the advantage OF
u.scruluious aliens A no time was there auy rra
DANGER 0f Du General Grants admu ons secured
certain Professor N0rdensklod tAr swedish
Arctic cxnlorcr. ls iournevinE homeward He was re-
crlVed With rwuImeuiarv demonstrations n koUe and
Na4asaSi auG % tae central aud southwestern open
ports ~ Japan.