New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-30
PhRSONIL

Mr. WhistlcrIs returning from Venice with his
twelve c,cbiugs, which are sand 10 be successful.
TIN, Inst authentic 6ou-iaot of Dumas fis is thus
reportrd. Speahngo OF a belleot former days. he
sand to friend. Poor Madame &c --! Chatting
with her the other day, she brought all my youth
back TO me. bur. hcids" the wicked man added,
" she did not bring back hcrsI
Princess Stcphauic and Crown Prince Rudolph
Will be- uarriod-by civil ceremOny-at Brussels
thc religion. rites viii be conducted at Vienna. the
youug people are 10 live al Prague The Communal
Council of Blu--c- intend tO offer 10 the Princess
marriage glIt Of lace oil the minimum value ol9oOOO.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales went the other
evening 10 see Miss Geneyieve Ward in Forget
me-Not" aud the Prince in talking with the actress
after the performance, paid a pretty compliment to
her connirywomcn. Wnllc expressing his pleasure
nj Miss Nari's acting. Lee happened 10 say thar he
fIouyht that she French, ard hon she asserted
her nationality, he said pleasantly: always
thought the American ladies' the cleYeTest IN the
worid.'
Frederick Princess of Hanover, so long The de-
voted COMPANION Of her old ana inGrm father Is
about to mako a marriage which must be SAID to be
one of romance. since her future husbands rank is
not ouite equal to hers He Is he Baron de P1wel
Rammiugen. for many years the friend, secretary
and AIDE dr-oamp Of the late King, FTedoIica.s
father. Q5ccu Victoria viii formally give her con-
sent IN Council to tins marriage. the PRINCESS being
q Princess Of Great Britain, as we'll rs OF Hanover,
and intending to 1.-Two IN England.
Count Andrassy Is described as given to cpArlm-
matte phrases Il il said that tho Austrian Emperor
di.hkcd To ose the Counts services IN the Foreign
Of6ce. and WIS only persuaded by h1drassy's state
mont Of th. nc es,ty of the establishment of the
bureaucratic order IN several branches of that Office
Baron IIaymerle" the Count is reported to have
said to the Emperor e is thorough bureaucrat,
and iuuch moro capable for the task th1n myself.
Fran Iis1t can play the piano welI enough but he
cannot time a.
Judge Black is quoted as saying that his articles
on Btshanan's Administration and the early DAYS OF
the war are not drawn from diary. never kept
4 scratch of the pei" he declares 81 draw upon
nv memory exclusively for facts in regard to those
daysn Tho Judge Is described by The Whcethg Intel
lorr,er as wearing sandy colored Wig over ms capa
clous Uranium and having fashion, when he IL talk
,po of twl,ting his silver tobacco box In his hand.
lie Is "A firm believer I'm old-time orthodoxy Some
ono remarked in his presence that he lines that Tor
mery divided people IN regard TO religious matters
were fading out Yes" said the Judge. and "
notice that the nice distinctions between right and
wrong are going with Them
OF tho late Comtcssa do Collor6do, who was once
a leader IN European society, At is related that she
WIS ono day taking her daily constitutional on the
terrace Mt Wesbaden when young man came up
10 her and bowling said: BOniour. Madame liz
Comtesscn Monsieur" replied the LADY stiiily,
IL have not the honor Of your acquaintance" But
have had the honor of being presented 10 you."
pleadcd tho stranger. with smile Possibly ;
bnt as have already said, have not the honor Of
knowing VOup 81 am the Prince of Wales, re
marked II. Il. H.. bowling once more, and moving
on The poor COmtesse tainted. and died four days
after 1t WAS a fatal blow to that which sno held
most dear-her SdrON riUTc.
Prince Orloii the retiring Russian Ambassador to
France has of late years, led very secluded life in
Paris. An rrepaIsbe loss he had suffered had closed
hi. drawing-rooms, and thenceforth ha ardenty de