New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-27
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PERSONAL,

M Mcissonier IL said to have been exceedingly
ILL., but is now recovering,
Mrs Gladstone. the wife of the Premier is suffer.
| ing nom erysipelas in the face
The late Earl of Gansborough never recovered
rom the depression caused by the death i'm this
Murphy. N"uS Di'ncne
Inc Duke and Duchess of Argyll are enioving a
romantic wedding trip in his Grace's steam-vacht.
WIN them is another bridal pair the Dukes son
Colin and his wife.
While Prince Bismarck was in Kissingen the au-
thor1tles published nearly every day request TO
the visitors TO respect his privacy and not moh him
too severely. Sometimes this rsouest was nriptnd
IN very large type, occupying nearly the whole
page OF the newspaper.
Inc exiied King and Queen of Naples spend their
summers quietly at Houlgate, on the French coast
Inc King aowsno ambition to disturb his easy exist
ehcc The Italian Government has lately taken I'M IN
CONSIDERATION proposition tending to restore to tbe
!oyai ianIly Of Naples the large fortune they en-
Joyed when the King sat on his throne
Inc Grand Duke of Baden who is about 70 he
come KING Is the most liberal of all the present
German sovereigns. His sympathy with all liberal
ana popular movements, and his manly and unpre
tending character, have made him great "a vor,to
Mluh ms MS republican neighbors the Swiss from
tSr ne nirand Duke is married TO the only daugh-
Ter OF the Emperor William.
Mrs Kerr. the widow Of the Speaker is quoted as
declaring that she has frequently heard President
CARRIED say. in the presence of her husband and
friends that he would not live to more than FORTY
I'VE or fifty years. She thinks he was superstitions
IN thiS respect, and states that Mr. Kerr would fro
Iuehituy. laugh at his fears and tell him that he
Won!l ilVc 10 be an old man. AT this the General
womb shake his head solemnIy, and saw: "No I
t,herr, tell you | shall not live MANY wears
Albert-Victor and George, the sons of the Prince
OF Wales, have just sent home to their mother a
curlons present from South Africa. This is a Cane
y oh th.xr
pense, so great fancy did hey take to these oneer
vehicles Probably the gentle Princess will NOT ad
mre the cart quite as much do her bows The Gift
which thev sent TO their father is as Inferestln6a
fnaieciton OF the talIs of fifteen kangaroos which
tralia. ~ " 0ou'h AUS
ono more story about Dean Stanley "No one
leeis up to his work" he SAID one day. al have al
ways thought that Dean should have three
quaiihcations' none of which | possess. First I
."ihN q Dean Shonid know something about music
| am absolutely ignorant of the subject. Secondly
think Dean should know something abont
archtecture know nothing about IT, m rdiy I
thlnk Dean should know something ,bont The
management OF business; / am ALWAYS thank ful
when our audit is over and we have not cn,in W ~
some grievous mishapv i'0 w
Marie, the ex-Queen of Hanover is disnosed 70
forgive her daughter, Princess Frederick. for bor
ing married gallant and accomplished poblepan
whose only fault is that he is not of ROYAL Hood
her haJestys son, the Duke of Cumberland how
ever Is not to he moved, and will have nothing IN
say TO his sister in spite of the entreaties of
ms family. Partly from the late loss of her babv
daughter and partly from the cruel treatment Of
her relations the Princess Frederick baroness Won
overwhelmingly has fallen into condition of nro
found melancholy. The Queen of Denmark latelv
visited Gmunden to try and effect reconciliation
DC Ween the Princess and her family II is soid of
he Duke of Cumberland that by his cruel behavior
within and his naughty conduct without his
ioineSlc circle he has estranged the sy1nn,tl,-
cause. 'F'A''1 VA MS