New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-02

northward unon his new Arctic expcli,io, !; -
| from he mouth Of the Lena. new vc.eel - y.
2'ing DnIit ,Qr mr. ~ Norway, oi Herr ST. w w
! koh, wealthy Russian. h,s cn.re,, - d ,.''! a.
| the expenses Of the expedition. i"' al
Mr.. Joseph IIaiton arrived from r.ive,,,,
| Sunday, and will soon begin his rcrsto.s a. A.,
| novel OF "Tbe Qieea % Bs..t.i.p n,
brings with him the dramatic v,-s..
Edwin Drool" mad, by hiu,or "a
the eldest son of Charles Dieacus-a
which Is aid - explain the mystery If fla. - .ol
i,hcd novel after the fasiion indicsrcl h., & No
thor 1t Is possible that the pay viii be gve -,
tins CITY. !"
Miss Nelson is reported to have had f,res,.,,.-
ing Of her early death. and Of its nature. bor,
diateiy before her last journey to tbs coun.,.e,
declared that she should not live to act aga,, :,
England. aud that heart disease would carry b,ro,.
Her poll he'd OAK coffin, when borne into Br,,o,,
Cemetery was covered with flowers and a - 90,
lowered INTO the grave those stanIIng near tn.L5
forward, aud III few moments the Young arfre''
was buried not IN the cod English clay but IN -
mass of lovely blossoms.
Nile Tua, t0e young vionst now 50 much talL,a
of in Paris, is the daughter OF a Turin mason uba
taught himself the violin, bis wife the gnitgr. and
put an instrument INTO the hands Of his tile Girl
then SIX years old. When they had mastered a few
tunes they left Turin and visited. one after another
the winter cItcs Of the coast. At Nee LADY, IA.
80 struck with the chld's talent that sine gave th
father introduction TO VI. Massari, professor ot
the violin at the Conservative AMI the wbole
family came 10 Paris to find friend il the profs
sor. who, with few of ms acquaintance rl.seI a
fund which enabled them 10 i've while tie daigb
ter followed the classes oil tie LOuseIYatOlTc wrre
she has now gained tie highest reward at thir cen
An American impTesdriO has. t is rcpOr ed Offered
to axe the youus prodigy TO America, win her pa
rents pay all their expenses Tor i've years, and gye
them 100000 at the end OF ( n umr. VI. lua a.,
refused; he thinks his daughter can do letter m
Europe. Her first prize at the ConsrryatOIre give,
her ! 100 and a superb instrument
The father OF President Gsevy was head-for
ester, living near the market-town Of Mont Sous
Vaudrey III the Jura Mountains. The Crews. Of
course are well known to lie OF neither aristocratie
nor wealthy origin. and several persons Of the same
name are occupied at the present moment IN the
most humble pm -sults IN Mont sons Naudley lie
forester expended all his property ~ the education Of
his three SOUS the youngest OF whom went 10 the
Ecole POytechulque on bis road 20 t1e Senate. he
two other Sons studied for the law al Paris aad
took lho first steps in their profession It's H. mod.
esty and painfully. Their two sisters maIr.cd-iae
one a large .. the other medical man-and
both RENAMED : Mont Sous Yaudrey. When the
eldest son bal : come q wealthy man by The rXcr-
else Of his profession. he had the paterual Oir re-
stored, and from a farmhouse II developed into
comfOrta lie. spacious residence. Inc villa then
sGtu.cd almost eXcus ycy the abode dung tie
legal vacation Of VI. Juc, Greyy and ni> daughter.
Alice. until, Oh becoming Prc,ld mt OF the haul
Der, be adopted more pr teutOus 81 lc Oi living,
and a,pica To the status of Landed prop -cfor bT
pVIchasIng four or five years ago. some land, with
a mousse. TINS estate. sliuated at tue bottom cot
and enlarged. the grounds being laid out like a
small Eugllsh IN K.