New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
PERSONAL.

Senator voorhees, IS ill-not dangerously, but too
III 20 90 to the funeral Of his iather VINO mas just
died 90 Indiana
collection Of portraits Of the Secretaries Of the
Treasury has been begun in Washington. For each
OF these portraits Government pays about @oOO
Mr.. Bla.Lheld. the painter Of the CommOdus. eX-
libifrd here not long ago, intends to send to the
Pam. S t'on this spring picture of besieged city
~, tba days of old Rome with the inhabitants
tltonling tothc walls 10 welcome rescning iorce'
Prince Rudolph Of Austria will probably make a
visa and liberal Emperor He has many high gifts;
lac ism sharp and quick observer, who has been ed
u.f,d u mod, I'm IDEAS who fully appreciates the
adyaucc nf modern scirucc and Is Wiling 60 promote
H. lie has much Independence OF Judgment ana
character.
Co.,u-Geuoral Eugene Schuyler and his wife
nave lust given "a brilliant reception in their Roman
home TO their brotherin-law. NJ. Waddugton, the
Franch ex-Nmister Of Foreign Affairs. NJ. Wad-
5,gtoo. II ~ said. Isrelcved 10 be out OF Office and
trIlcu ary enjoys Rome as he Is an earnest archie
D'nri,t lie rs a profound scholar and an exceed
iLgiy agreeable man.
Mr. Seward in letter TO Young man. just PM
Ushc, for tine FIRST tImc, said " am glad 10 know
Won have got into the country II Is tho best place
c.r ,o,,,, men. Allow me 10 give you WOrdof adj
vice jas Us soon you can get out or pn5ilc en-
nlnyrueut inio some occupation by when yOu can
support Yourself. do It. and become an independent
man. Salaries exhaust me energies oil al men, ana
very often corrupt thcu"
The Paris Patiieauounccs the death at Salt Lake
C,tvof the Count Of Mas,ena son of Marshal Mas
soma of the FIRST Empire and says he died in hos
pilal IN extreme poverty. The Pdtre must have got
is news from soue source other than the American.
,,.,.r.. A son of one of NapoeOn's Mtrshals could
t1i ilv have dieu IA Utah without thcevcut attract
inc great deal of attention, unless his identity vas
r,r,tully concealed and made known only by let
.r...I m RI "A
j., 10 say The least, doubtful.
There Is an occasional light in the darkness Of the
Imperial palace Of Russia; a joke is not unknown
there. TIE road from the palace to the fortress
along which the Car drives daily being very bad,
an aged relative of hs Majesty determined TO give
him an agreeable surprise by having 1t put in good
condition. Ii was done. but before The Car had a
chance 10 try il H. received an anonymous let cr
warming HIM uoi to take that route. 1t was pres
ertly a. discovered that tt0 wiring was mat OF one
of tine ruischieyous YOUNGER members of his own
family and tDc potentaic IS reported 10 nave Deen
much amused by the Joke.
Mr. ". II. Daring. OF Blue Hill. is said to he the
LARGEST individual owner Of mining property in
Maine. He has been searching among the rocks for
fine past ten or twelve years owns acres Of thcm
and u constantly buying more. few years ago
Tire J,ppal of Augusta says, lie was comparatively
noor and WAS known rs " old man Darling y; later
he began to talk Of silver and copper as existing
i'm uavlng uuantItieS IN the rocks ut Blua HI, ana
ne Recamc known as odd crazy Darling; still
lntrr he was .aluicd rs esquire Daring and TO-
J,y he ~ Colonel Darling the BuuanZa KING
ni Name. wtu large wealth aud bookkeepcrs galore
ST. PrlERapURG, March 23--At "a dinner yester-
day ia honor OF the Emperor Williams birthday,
fine Car said : ION the anniversary Of my acces
sion to the throne the Emperor OF Germany gave
me renewed proof OF bis constant friendship by an
o0irial letter. which was Immediately published
and also by a private letter, both OF which deeply
MAYED me. Teciprocate tho sentiments and wishes
expressed IN them and count upon the maintenance
isted For more than Il century between the two pe0
ples | drink 10 tho health of tho Emperor. my
best frleRd.N