New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
PERSONAL.

The Empress Eugene's English home at Camden
place is shortly to be occupied by Baron Ferdinand
dc ROthschlld.
Queen Victoria has granted pension OF $1,000
year to Mr.. Alfred r. Wallace in recognition Of his
eminent services As n naturalist.
Miss Ada IIeather-Bisg, clever English girl, has
lust carried oil the Joseph Hume Scholarship in PO
hIcal Economy at University College, defeating all
the male competitors
The actors of the Theatre Francois are of many
Opinions Coquen is Gambettas friend and adj
wiser Got is aroyaist. and used 10 teach elocution
gratultously in the Jesuit colleges Delaunay is a
religious man.
Dr. j. J. Moran who was In charge of the Balt-
more hospital wherein Edgar a. Poe died. and who
personally attended the poet. declares that Poe was
not suffering from drunkenness, but was stupehcd
from the effects of some powerful narcotic
The Princess Loui,e will return to her husband IN
May and the two will Join large party OF English
visitors in a fishing excursion on the lower st. Law
renee The Princess will then with her English
guests. visit Manitoba aud the Northwest Provinces
of the Dominion.
Count Carlo Menabrea son of the Italian Ambas-
sador in London and one of King llumbert's Mas
tiers of Ceremonies has just tried to prove that men
NAV die and worms may eat them for love. He was
disappointed in his young affections and thercupon
shot himself III the t3Ce with his revolver But he
only succeeded in distgurlng not i'll killing himself.
Prince Bismarck has appeared i'll Berlin 80 much
better in health that he seems TO have taken now
lease of life. His complexion has lost its sCkly
pallor and he in excellent spirits. Scarcely
day passes without conference between the En-
peror and tho Prime Minister. whose burly figure is
often seen by the pedestrian through the lace cur
tans of the imperial study as no bends III cXplAna-
ton or inquiry over the wrtlng-table
or Senator HamliD's appearance at the time when
he was in the Maine Legislature old politician
gives picturesque description The Boston IrdUet
Ter. Mr.. Hamin aliRhted from the stage coach at
the Augusta Hotel Que day encased in huge buffalo
skin top coat very shaggy; what looked like u
catskn cap. and cOwhde boots with red leggings.
In this remarkable costume he walked rather
wadded to the Office of the Augusta House, " here
he was warmly welcomed by his many friends,
without distinction OF party at that time.
Madame Adam tJuliette Lambert is described as
having head like an old cameo. She has q charm
ing slightly tptilted Grecan nose. and eyes that.
chameleOn-ike, are sometimes green and sometimes
brown, aud always magical in their glance. Her
mouth is pretty-full, witty and ood-humOred
her chin strong, her face oval. And PAIR OF we'll
moulded shoulders and graceful neck support this
picturesque head. She Is slender, tall and brown
haired.
Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner gave lecture on
England before tho Yale Kent Club and crowded
audience of citizens of New-llaven on Wednesday
evening The inst great fact0r in England's career
Mr.. Warner said, is her unequalled aggressiveness ;
the second is her individuality IN region-Protest-
antis in the largest sense Another great trait the
truthfulness OF the people. 10 speak the truth In
word and deed is English trait and can be clearly
traced in the character Of the people. 10 lie Is