New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-15
PERSONAL.

Ex-senator Bruce. of Mississippi, is reported "a
have d. lind the Mission to Brazil IN the ground
of his nnwilingmess 10 take his family to 80 III.
healthy climate.
Victoria Gcorgna Beatrice Maude Anne. the in.
FAINT daughter f Princess Frderica of Hanover and
Baron Won Pnwell- Ramming.n-the pair whose 10
mantle marriage was he work OF Queen Victoria
has just died AZ Hampton Court.
Rear. Admiral Thatcher, grandson Of General
Knox has presented his granlfathers files Of letters
and documents 10 the New-Engand Historic Genoa.
logical society There are thrty -four letters in the
collection written and signed by Washington.
Dr. Darling's acceptance Of the presidency Of
Hamilton College il deprecated by his pari>ioner;.
one Of them has begged him 70 decline il, promising
him If he will do so. an addition 10 bis salary Of
~ 600 a year and a paid up life insurance policy
for $4,000.
Prince Heinrich of Prussia. second son of tho
Crown Prince and brother of the young man who
vas married the other day, il about 10 become
bridegroom also Tn yonng lady who j. 10 possess
his heart * Princess Elizabeth, daughter OF me
Iamdgraye Erie rich William of liesse She Is
year older than Prince Heinrich.
Mrs. Hughes, tn vcoer bl mother Of Thomas
Hughes has en- ~ pleased wit all sh' has heard
of hers : lcnle. colony that she has deter
IN ned TO come and visit I. She vii arrive IN tins
nm. fry i'm VI Y and " II be- conveyed from l'bila-
drlphia To Rugby with her fur iture, pictures ana
books in a special train running in easy stages. ms
Hughes is over eghty-three years old.
Prince Bismarck was sixty-seyen years old on
April l. He il in good health and spirits and seems
to have taken n new lease of life. His whole family
is now with him-Count Herbert having returned
from Italy and resumed his work as his fathers con-
hdendial secretary. Count " llllah p'sIlo i 'no
Princes second son. is making "A name Tor himself "a
"A wise and busy member oil the herman iaTilallehl'
Prince Rudolph of Austria ali GIFTED from bis hore
AZ the cat. Of Jerusalem that he might enter tls
Holy city as pilgrim. lie walked bareheaded 70
the Holy Sepulchrr and attended service In the
church. The Catholic monks of Hebron have gwen
H. the Prince crriously carved walkng-stick, cut
from u tree in front Of spot where trddtloh says
Abraham used Ia dwell
King Kalakana, Of Hawaii, has been received
with great enthusiasm in Japan, the Emperor enter
tanning him clah0ratey One of the delights pro-
yidcd for him was military review whereat tae
Kirgv was much admired for his excellent seai IN
,dllr-thnugh his martial carriage, II l. related,
was soucN hat maTrd hy the puiY dinrnslohs OI
his charger, ordinary JapancN" pony.
Thomas Carlyle and Charles Lamb wrr" once, 10
+, related members Of n party who were taken 10
80 pen of exceptionally fine came-fowl> tarYe
i'm his high moral manner, began 10 improve the oc'
rlson by eNpatiatng upon the lessons 10 be- learns
from the birds 1t last poor -tammcring Lamb
BROKE IN. "P-p-p-prhaps You're P-p-p;ponItrni
mi. story /, told rs possible explanation ~
Carlylc'S inaturrd remarks about Lamb in his
"reminiscences.
OF the Prince Imperial in his childhood, M"rim'e
says thai one day At Biarritz they made the little
fellow take hl, hrst bath. and unwlscly thr'"
him i'm the water heal first ~ that h. wa' mHch
frightened "Thry approached him, and asked why
a.. who did not vince before a loaded cannon. was
afraid at The SEA- iir replied. calmly: " Bc,an@
| ,nninand the cannon. and do not command 30
"a" Mcrincc adds: This appeared very phlo
~opcal 10 me- fora Prince who was not yet IN Aeals