New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-02
PERSONAL.

III possible that Mrs. Garfield may go 10 Ola
/ Orchlr this oummer
senior Mantiila formerly Spanish Minister al
Washington, Lately died at Madrid.
Mary Sracolc tho English nurse who so greatly
disiincpishrd herself on the battlefield and in hos
piil during the Crlmean war. lately died in Eng
land. She was present az many battles and at the
risk of her life often carried the wounded of the
field. When she returned To England fund which
gave her comfort and caSe was raised for her She
has strangely enough bcqueathed ali her property ~
/ persons OF title.
! General won der Tam. the late celebrated Baya-
rian officer who defeated the French at Orleans
went to dinner day given by King Ludwig to
the company Of the royal theatre at Munich. While
Of table the famous actress Ellmenreich. the Ger
man Jeanne d Are WAS talking in a merry mood
with PoSSart the director of the theatre. Won del
Tam came up 10 Possarf saying: Wont Won pre-
sini me- Herr l'0>sart. Ia Fran Eilnehrech = Ger.
tanly General" said the quick director. but two
such famous champions should not need an introdnc.
I tion-hOweyrr, let me present the Conqueror ol
Orleans To the Maid OF Orirans."
Mr. Huntington, through writer in The Art Re-
rier relates that when he painting his Z" Men
Of Scence" the late Professor Henry and Professor
Mursc we're in state OF Disagreement, growing out
Of rivalry concerning the discovery of the electric
Telegraph. So bitter the feelings Of Professor
Henry against kis more successful competitor. who.
rs hr alleged. had lied about him and tra,luced him.
that he cmphaIcally objrcted to being included 10
the papiing if Morse was also 10 appear in IL. Wien
M last be yirlbed 10 the urgent appeal OF the artist
h" said. hen as far from Morse AZ possible
While he was sitting for his portrait for this pur
pos. bis -rutnents On the subject were so violent
that he wnuld spring from hs chair and, pacing the
floor ifh ntcn~, passion, hurl inyectiNes against
the nau who had led him of the hUucrs which ht
Thought were justly his own.
The Marquis de Chambrun. attorney of the French
Legation AZ Washington, and relative OF the La
fayettcs. is quoted by the correspondent of The IL
cinndh Inqpirr a. saying Of Mr. Conkling "Nher
Charles Sumner was powerful Ian in the Sonau
aud Conkling n fresh arrival, many al in
stance of tattcry and toadying by COnkling to sum
ncr af the lattrrs residence. Ny dear Mr.. SIMMER,
lc would say. you told that story admirably that
must beg of you to tell this other one again. ih
never arrogated the talk of a whole evening 10 him
self then rs he has since done. lie turned agart
Sumner at the request of Grant, and bnird and
jccr,- ut him. showing that his friendship wac dss
tute oi integrity. CoukIng assisted the Executive
10 hulluZr the Senate aud turn SumnnF tom M
committee. and now he talks about the rights 81
Senator'S lie has al appearance 81 boldnrSs qllt
n Directive ~ budnrss itself which do not tiIgB
he has. HIS appearance and assumption are line.
He has been considerable success III bul'iozlng
cyrrybudy and absorbing patronage yet think 10
has b Ell gritng lower aud lower Tor wears, Ike any
sort OF bully until lr has done Ia every bodys r'llcf
what he supposed everybody would receive with
fear.
FoRrHrSs MONROE. Va. June 1.-Admiral d. d.
Porter. accompanied by his wife and daughter, ar
rived here this morning and will remain two oi
three weeks Justice William Strong of the
supreme court of the United States, IN at the
Hygca Hotel