New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
PERSONAL.

J. II. Green, the English historian is dangerously
Campaan is the owner of the blacksmith shop in
which he was once laborer.
MonsignOr Thomas J. Capel, the distinguished Ro-
man Catholic theolOgian of England, is soon to visit
this country
The Hon. Thomas Allen, Congressman from the
Hid st. Louis, No., District, the old president of
the Iron Mountain Railway is seriously i'll, and his
recovery is considered doubtful.
The marriage was announced last week. in Wash
inqton. of Miss Fannie Lyse, a niece of Senator
Lamar, to j. j. Crawford, of the Post Office Depart
ment.
Prince GrussOupOf one of the richest private gen
temen in Europe, has just married his daughter to
Count SoumarokOf, a simple officer of the Russian
Imperial Guard.
Mrs Caroline L. Coppee, mother of Professor
Henry Coppee. LID, of Lehgh University, died
Friday night at her sons residence in South
Bethlehem, Penn.
General Charles F. Sedgwck, who died in Sharon
Conn, Thursday. age eighty-seven was a class
mate of William Cullen Bryant at college, and the
two were lifelong friends.
Mrs. Frances Grant, residing at Rock Ferry, near
Liverpool England, has placed the sum of 100000
in the hands of trustees directing that the interest
accruing therefrom be paid to the deserving poor,
without regard to class or creed.
The Queen of Italy is described as having an in
tercsting but sad and pathetic expression of coun-
tenance. She has majesty of presence; her walk
is uncTaceful but her manners are alable and gra-
cious and she puts the shyest stranger instantly at
ease.
Madame Carla Serena, the noted traveller, is n
small, delicate woman, with dark hair and brilliant
black eyes Her figure is erect and her step quick
and light. She speaks several languages, and lee
lures clOqucntly upon subjects suggested by her
journeys III the East.
A banquet was given last week in the First Uni
versalst Church Cambridgeport, Mass, in honor
Of the cghteth anniversary of the birth OF the Rev.
Dr. Lucius K. Paige, the historian of Cambridge.
with three exceptions, DIR. Paige is the Oldest hg
preacher IN his denomination.
Henry Clay Pindell, who died last week in Louis
Vile, Ky, was nephew of the great statesman
whose name he bore. lie was lifelong, intimate
friend of the sculptor Joel I. Hart and it was
through his instrIinentaity that there brought
TO this country two of IlaTts hnest productions
the statue of Henry Clay now III the LouiSville
Cont House and "Thc Triumph of Chastity
which adorns a private residence in this city.
Oscar Wilde, commenting on the criticism Of his
lecture made by Professor Swing, of Chicago, said
q am surprised to find that anyone with the name
of David should be found fighting in the ranks of
the Philstines. lie ought to take a pebble from
thr hanks of the Chicago River aud hurl it at that
mon-trous Goliath of Chicago architecture, the
watcr-tOwer instead of pIalslug il a. being as he
calls IT, calm and rational. Those two eplthets are
very unfortunate III this connection"
General Giacomo Medici. whose death was re-
Gently reported from Rome was u close companion
of Garbaldi in his earliest attempts to make Italy
FREQ and united. They landed at Genoa in 1s4s side
by side, aud together went Oh to Rome. Whom the