New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
PERSONAL.

Mr. John b. Cough was welcomed in New.
Haven FRIDAY by very large audience the
ScLef ctzens Of that learned town. raere music,
with cheers and speeches OF compliment to the lecturer
and his WIFE,
Mr. Bruce, Of Mississippi, is described as
sitting dressed with most scrupuious care
aud nicely. Oh his spOsless sparkle diamond
buttons, his garments are OF the handsoRt cloth and
most iasaonaDe cut ais boots SHINE with brightness
ANA ais lair is most effectively arranged.
Alr. Carl Rosa's opinion of Miss Minnie
Hanks Carmen" viii hnd ready echo among tho
Americans wuom she delighted with her remarkable
representation OF the piquant and Maynard spanIard
Miss Hauk created the part of Carmen, ," lie said
AN American irlend I'm That she Is truly great"
Mr.. Tennyson's new play is founded on
BOccacciO's beautiful legend 0f the Knght and the
Falcon" pleasantly treated by Mr. LOngTcliOY in the
" Tales OF waysde Ina" The play one act
aud in and employs four Characters only two Of
whom, tnc knignt and the Lady, OF importance.
presented by Mr. ana Mrs. Kendall. Tie
j. the caIriug actress VINO is OF tho la
mcnttd Robertson.
The late Prince Imperial's uniform, worn
when he was Killed, has been discovered among tho
ZuIs and reclaimed These clothes were pierced IN
front with numerous assegai holes, showing that no
faced the sayages bravely HIS revolver also
covered Ia a smashed condition. II appears he
wounded first by an assegai thrown from distance OF
ABOUT yards. lie empted his revolver ut his
mics, VINO closed too quickly TO allow him TO reload
snltd the assailant,
ais sword 10 dereud himself. rne Zuius declare that
sney nave not seen the Princes waicn.
King AlphOnsO is a sovereign of simple tastes,
n may judge from the report OF writer Figaro
who had interview with tue King the day after his
wedding Referring TO the brilliant pageant of the pre-
day King remarked: A" do for those
grand ceremonies at which etiquette compes put
ia an appearance. During the four days festivities
however, must be resigned my fate. And yet some
people think AIN Infatuated with all this pomp they
speak Of as If 1 were Phiip IL SO Tar from that
beng the sooner had the died past
rushed OF to my apartments and put on JACKET
wnle my wne changed her bridal costume a simple
waking dress. We glad TO escape" In
the course OF further conversation Majesty said;
taken The Queen out for walk round the city,
aud L. was impossible TO describe the pleasure 10
afforded both OF them" Kiog Alphonso then saidi
" Anars state Keep me In Madrid have to opsu
the Chambers aud 10 deal with tue Cuban question DO
Council. Ali tnose thngs cOmDe, me ~ work,
50 tnaI l all enjoying few holidays. 1 snau
Soon hope. resume my active liz Notn.ng pleased
more tnan ne stirring sceaes OF the Carlist war
the hie camp the days In the saddle aud the nsnts
round tue btodac nres"
Lees surrender to Grant was as ceremony
simple enough and will probably never be scene put
on canvas Colonel scbafner who was VITA General
Grant, said TO a The Oourer>JomRdi recently
that wheu the road 10 Appoalattox, he found an
occason 60 ride beside Grant, and" no adds, after
much pronunciation sand to h.n surrender
would he formal aud ceremonIous, as supposed,
wanted 10 nave skctch nac at time IN ORDER 70
have large painting made Of IL for the Capitol Hav'
ing listened TO what had 10 quietiy aud
with some remarked that he would not ike 10
see such picture. 10 mis- intention TO have
surrender ceremony. He continued for some min
utes stating among other things taat these ace our
people, aud IL would have n bad effect TO hunliate
them They are foreigners. but they belong TO US
and we 70 them; and all want Is for tuem stop
nghting and for all TO live peace Union.
slight effort TO change his views upon tue sub
tect ana expressed the opinion that future generations
should see the end Of attempt destroy the Union
He answered OF the LETT evidences
| moro than sufficient After the surrender nad
been concluded Leo requested Grant 10 inform him
the terms Of his private soldiers 10
take with them private property. Crane exam,
iped the letter aud sad thought not Leo respondc0
that ne 50 IT. thar desired 10 KNOW.
as eli nis cavarymen ownea their horses orant mn
very promptly no did know that bat ne would
Give orders 70 allow them ~ take their horses - tns