New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-14

There is rumOr that Prince LeoDold II Britain 4,
to DE married to a beautiful young scottish lady.
The memory of stonewall Jackson Is to be hon.
ored IN Virginia. the Senate having incorporated
new county under the namo OF Stonewallv and
named its county seat " Jacks n"
The Austrian Empress has one curious and unu-
sual appendags her saddle-tres when she goes
hunting This il black and yellow fan which shs
carries o protect her weak eyes from the sunshine
Professor Asger Hamerick. Of Batimors. in leo
ture on Music the other day. said that II he bad
heard &" Pinafore without being told what IL VAS
be would have taken IL for collection Of ancient
English airs.
Mr. Hoppin the genial Secretary OF Legation in
London, is charged by The Worid Of that city with
wearing at court sort of uniform including knee
breeches. As this is contrary to American rule and
precedent, that lively journal wants 10 kno" II he
will be censured By the Government
Mr.. Ruskin is up IN arms about Mr. lryings 81 .ioA
as about most other things indeed. lie sAysi
Il did, and do, much admire Mr. Irving's own act
ing of Sbylook but entirely dissent land ndig
nantly as well entirely from his general reading
and treatment OF the play"
The wise man 70 whom Colonel Seryosse,' the
hero of The Fools Errand' is descubed As writing
for advice is said to have been the late Henry VIII
son. and il is stated further that the letters from
him published IN the book are matters OF fAct' NOT
OF fancy.
Senator Bayard is tall and slender; his head ia
small. but well proportion ID his eyes are deeply
shaded BY overhanging brows His diction aud hi,
gestures are agreeable but AT unpleasant voice
goes far to spoil his OratOrv. He never wrie. his
speeches before delivery, speaking With the help 81
memorandum pad lying on his desk.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe says of Miss Kate Eeld'
recent entertainment in Boston that she carried u
through with astonishing freshness and vig'r, and
that IT gave great amusement 10 those present
Miss Fields voice." Mrs Howe adds. 81 agreeable
IN quality. aud her use Of sbears evidence oil care
fu study and training.
Mr.. Charles Dickens son Of the novelist and Nr
Joseph Hatton have written n four-act drama on
The Mystery of Edwin Brood" IN which the muir
derer of Edwin brood naturally turns ont TO be
Jasper the choir-master Tho play ends with m
exciting scene in the opmm-smokiog den, where
Jasper bcholds In q dream the details OF hrs cnme
and arrest which also made visible 90 the audi
ence aud wakes TO hnd the realization OF the CLIMAX
OF his vision in the entrance OF the officers oi las-
| tee.
Amelia Radcliffe otherwise known rs The Coun-
tess of Derwentwater. has just died iu England She
spent nearly all her life in eccentric endeaNois 10
maintain her clam to that title and One estates
The claim when carefully investigated ws
found TO he wholly rrounlle,-. Size took
| mp her quarters several year. a.! 10
| the ruins of the old castle m Il ''ni
| whence she was inlclDt tlti ltus iH'i 0" '..''''
dstraint for rent on Que II the farms 90 tfc stole
! aud sold the live stock at auction, Tor ~ .N h9
| Admiralty. who had possession. recovered ~ w
| damages She was at last adiudicai-d hlrN ipt
and was committed for Il time 60 NsWclstie Jtil
LONDON. March 13.-Ihe STANDARD SAWS: We
understand that Sir Garnet Wolse'ey tas accented
the post of Qnarermaster-General at the Horse
Guards. Whitehall He will return to England ON
| tire Cape in The beginning Of the mouth NJ iu'f'
The Cporfsaqn saws: Mr. Ho0lIud Robbins
! who has iust arrived from NcW-lork. h,4 i-en
| elected temporary member OF the iuri Club. dis
| name was proposed bv Captain @. NCut.-I nd
| seconded By the Niscount MandeylNe.'