New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

He conducted It himself and wac called before the
curtain fourteen tunes.
Madame Carla Serena il the first woman
who has been elected 10 membership In the I'm
peria Royal Society OF Austria. This honor was re-
ccntly paid upon from long travel In
the Caucasus ana Per-ia
Colonel Higginson very aptly points ont in
The Lacrav World hat when Mr.. Henry James draws
Americans In Europe he H. at home when he brings
Europeans across the Atlantic he never seems quite
of his ground. except Newport, which is indeed
Tho least American spot ON tLs continent Tie truth
is adds fho Colonel "fLat Mr.. James, oOsmogOlfan-
Ism i-Rfter an limited 70 be really co.m .poltsn
man must be at home even In his own country"
Mr.. Dorsheimer has just gone TO Colorado.
Sarah Winnemucca, the Pinte Princess, is
San Francisco, and Is thinking OF giving lectures
on The Binnacs War. " You see." she says, people
don't know much about Indians any way. aud I know
lDts OF things that people would ike hear" The
Princess is rather good-IoOking with a good
naured ard resoute expression and womanly aud self
possessed manners
The Empress of Austria's life at her estate
of G6o6.0 Is snguary unlike that OF most queens;
large OF her time is spent in her stables and rid
ingschool This last IL large connected with
castle by covered passage and having luxurious
tribune for spectators filed with cushions hookahs
flowers. piano, and three OF the largest mirrors IN
existence. Leading from this apartment Il
ballroom and the Empress Is described sometimes
giving semequestrian, sem-terTschoTean entertain
a VITA afs mPerai aS
lady herself mouptiuR Wild Arabian horse which has
gwen great deal Of trouble 10 IL trainers
The lady who is now Crown Princess OF
Germany was. the chd-Princess Royal Of Britain,
yertable little witch" certain distinguished ply
scian. who was often called Windsor. was always
awiliarly addressed ny the merry child as BrOwn"
In Queen tried TO induce her small daughter 10
grace " Browns" name with some sort OF prefix At
length peremptorily Informed that n she
ventuTed 10 make OF this uncercmOniOIs style
OF address, the punishment would De instant dis
mlssal To bed the physician IeapDcared In . day
two. and was greeted by the young lady with these
words: d" GOOn morning. Brown. and good nIRht, too.
BToTD for I'm Oh to bed" aud sue at once beat re-
DIR. Gallaher, the new Episcopal Bishop of
LOUISIANA formerly COsfeierate soldier, who
fought throughout the Civil War During the greater
part Of the time he AdjutantGencral OF Buckners
division After the war he practised law IN New-Or-
leans FOR while then coming North, he studied theO
ogy. ordained D 1862 and has since been rector
this city and in Baltimore. The Lo0sriife Courier
Journal .ays that after his going TO Baltimore
stranger was heard inqurng of lady sreetcar II
she had heard Colonel Gaaher preach Colonel Gal
laher" she fepliedj / did not know We had any
Coioues preaching in Baltimore" " Yes, maoam," re-
pcd gent em4n, 40 and hear him preach, be Is
q good preacher aud more fhaD that, madam, be
good sOidieri and more than that madam he married
the prrfuest woman Ia the state Of Kentucky"
LONDON. Nov. 23.-The c.Empress Eug6nie
arrived Pari Thur,day might. by authorization OF
the Government. way to spain The privilege VI
passing through France was solicited through the
English Embassy In Paris, and at granted.
Tie ex-Empress spent TBursday ght the residence
II the Duke de Mouchy and Friday morning for
Madrid. During her stay the dOors oi her hosf were
ofrariislns..-..Ihe Archducness Maria Christina. 90
intute eea oI cpNn ieft Tor adnc by special l. IN
hour before tho ex-Empres Eusene started FOL mat
city.