New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

State position nc the time. Governor Andrews
was so anxious that General walker should serve that
Ties the mstter the Cabinet mas considered and say
thar nothing can be done.
Macmillan Won Heine, the youngest brother
OF the poet died ON tae 9th OF this month Berlin He
exactly seventyfour years DID, the day Of i death
being the anniversary OF that OF his birth Hc studied
medicine in youth. and spent large part q ifs
as siaGsurgeon I'm the Russian Army. Since re-
tiremcnt fifteen years with pension and the Title
Stale Councillor he has lived at Berlin. separated
from his WIFE who Eng sb, and seeing his children
but seldom. He affected To think bis army service OF
small account, aud wished to be remembered. he his
brother. for bi. literary achievements. He lived on
terms OF the most al, ,ctionate intimacy with his
brother, and IN 1868 ne published work called
Heinrich Hrlne uud Seine Famie," people were dis.
appointed 10 flnd IN II little that concerning
The amous Heinrich. There s sa.d tO be small hope
that any fresh particulars 10 Heinrich have survived
th- flames 10 which Macmillan committed a great
qnantv OF manuscripts shortly before his d5ath. To
Tins he looked forward with the caln execiant
certainty of an who calculates eclipse,
and drew up for the newspapers notice OF bis
death Without the date.
Mr.. Ko-kun-Hua the Chinese Professor at
Harvard, busiy engaged with his wife In
turning the calls made upon him In Cambridge. They
are gentle ana rehn people, and converse with
aud kindness-their tax being interpreted by
tendant who accompanies Them. Professor Ko-Kun-
Hua's visiting dress. described by Wide ATake 10
very handsome. His lower garment Is skirt OF heavy
blue silk. and the upper OF exquisite richness. sa
deerer blue and 10 worn over another lighter
In shade the smaller sleeves OF which show below
the ample folcs OF the outer when he raises
his hands. This upper garment has close collar
and is fastened with gold buttOns and. Ia moreover.
beautifully embroidered In pattern indicating his rank
lie wears also the satin skucap with the mandarn's
button aud long mandarin Dnots OF soft white leather,
He has the face Of gentleman and scholar, refined
and his bearing n lofty as that or
apanish grandee. Madame KO-Kun-Hua wears cos
dainty embroidered blue silk and brOcade her
covered with ornaments aud her feet are com
dressed, Chinese fashion, into tiny higb-heeled shoes.
pine slender little lady, with winning. animated
Expression aud very agreeable mannera
BADEN BADEN, Nov. 25.-Prince Gortscha-
koff 10 o'clock this morning for Stuttgart.
lie will continue journey TO st. Petersburg the
27th inst, proceeding by the way of Berlin.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-COunt SchOuvalOtf is on
the point Of leaving England for St. Petersburg. With
few days he has been paying farewell vista
will present letters OF recall Russian Ambassa-
dor London personally ~ the Queen at the end OF the
present week.
LONDON, Nov. pa dispatch from Berlin
The nlnes says: " The King and Queen Of Denmark
Will pass Berlin Friday next on their return
from Vienna TO Copenhagen Their visit 20 Berlin VIII
he entirely without political Importance. Ihe King
may Duke of Cumberland, and 10 Is not
Improb bic Is the bearer OF submissive message
from the Duke to the Emperor William"