New-York tribune., 1881-09-01
PERSONAL.

O. .o Pio',y pride Augusta OF Prussia, is going TO
ocnieswig-holstei with her grandfather-in-lav,.
Ihe Emperor, to witness the autumn mannuvres
Inns Is considered TO be a great compliment ON H.
p par. OF me emperor TO the province 10 which fhe
Young lady belongs and the Holsteiners are eY
pecoed 10 be extremely grateful
M. Henri Rochefort is described nv the pa,ss oo-..
spondent of The Neas- Orleans Pioaysqe az havino .
null tace, with prominent cheek bones and brigbt
ardent and restless eyes. He is pale and marked
WW. WWith smallpox. His head is covered with his,
n @ forest OF closest grayish hair which looks
az IL were powdered, and he wears a small alnosI
placK' maAtache He dresses simply. -''O''
Prince Bismarck, as ne walked into the railwa,
ss@lon at Berlin fortnight ago, showed that bis
heaith had greatly improved. He looked burlv ana
strong, and was attired in citizens dress. He b.a
donned large felt hat which almost hid his -
siEs teatures His travelling attire not having the
slghtest claim TO elegance. was simple in t,e @ 0
IRENE; bat. for all that, the statesman is sasv "a
gait. ~ PNSuAaAr
The marriage of the Ducbesse de RicbeIeu 10 G..
Hickman Bacon is curious union of race and re,;'
ion. The bride is of nch-Hebrew-creole NJ
and was born in New-Orleans. Her father and ,n
Gle, Armand and Michael Heine, arc two French
hebrews who more than thirty years ago went -
New-Orleans and made enormous fortunes ,s Co.,
riSst1n lS ION merchants At the opening Of The civil
war uley returned TO Paris and there the da,obtsr
OF OF Michael Heine became the wife Of the Due 5s
i ihdcleneui she Is Catholic, and her second hnS-
The infant son of tho Crown Pri,o.ss 81. n,
ano OF the Comte dEu was baptized August 9th
lhe name given to the young prince is Aptop;o
his godfather Ia the Due de Montepensier. and his
godnother the Princess dc JoInville who is sis,.r
OF Dom Pedro. The health Of the youthful Doro a.
tonic is excellent He is a robust baby. This viii
be cause of peculiar Satisfaction 10 ~ VII
relaeEes generally, Inasnuch his elder brother is
sot Gus ana not likely 70 grow up to mans es
tac;; Hs health Is very bad, and his mind pre
cocionsfy eager and sensitive. ~
The Presidents condition can~es oroa+ ...,-.-
abroad as well as IN America private letter frun
England recently received says: "The English svr-
pathize most deeply with the Americans in their az
Ilction wherever one goes 10y steamer rail or ornni
bus comments may be heard in regard 10 the trnat-
ment pursued by the physicians and what ouehttoh.
done to Gnitean-iR short. the keenest in,er,s, 10
taken The President is the hero of the two sor.,.
tIIes; II he lives which God grant he NAV -.
ntmsish tt VIII never be satisfied until he has made
them VISIT and the receptions given 10 Grant xrns
hothlhg 10 what VIII be accorded him.
Mr.. Samuel Morley, NJ P. who has inst arrived
In this city, has benevolent face crowned nv a
mass OF snowy hair. He is one of the kipdest ana
most phlanthrophc of men. He IS the head of IN.
hrm OF j. d x. Morley. London, one of the largest
houses in the dry goods trade Their animal re,n,r
are about $7.o0ooo0 year. Mr. Morley has urac-
ucaliy ceased from the active management of thu
mouse ior some years. In politics be has alwavs
'-'ooidh anu supporter OF Mr.. Glad
stone. From his wealth and high commercial nosi
non ne mas always commanded considerable weight
ia ~. the House OF Commons CA commercial affairs.
his son IS also a member of the House thongb cow,
paratlveiy young man. They 20 immediaIelv "a
Newport and thence TO Boston. "
The Marquis of Salisbury, the leader Of IN,
British Conservatives, is Of devout turn of mind
with him religion is not simply an affair of senti-
ment He holds certain weIl-de6ned doctrines n
oe Oh vital import TO men, and is not ashamed TO say
so. Talk of religion without dogma - he once
exclaimed with fine intellectual scorn. "You might
as well talk of daylight without the supy Snch
sentiments caused the High Church party 70 regard
nm rs chosen champion of the faith and he NAV
oe SAID TO have received his breyet of sppontment
as tnelr spokesman when the University OF Oxford
elected him her Chancellor and PLACED him IN ,ha
chalr OF Wellington. of Grenville of North ~
Ornonde, and of Clarendon. -
IT. PETERSBURG, Aug. 31.-Connt Alexander
Adlerberg H., Minister of the Imperial Housebola
mas been relieved from his post on account of IL
health. Leutenant-General and Aide-de-Camp
successor. 80 ~