New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
PERSONAL.

N. Fr Lenormant has returned to France from.
his archaeological researches IN Italy, but il sor;
Ously Frustrated by fatigue ''i'-
Governor Ordway. of Dakota. has come Fast =.
take his invalid daughter from New-Hampsbire -
his bone III YanktOn !"
Nine. Minnie Hank arrived in New.yorL L..
night, and is stopping at the Everett House shs
will make her first appearance this season ner.
Saturday afternoon A'
Dr.. Francis Seymour Haden will Lecture nm ",r,..
Art of Etching" this evening in Cincinnati il
response 10 All invitation from nearly 300 mos,
nent residents of that city. F
General JubaI Early will lecture before the ls.o-
citation Of the Maryland Line in Baltimore on Wasb.
ington's birthday next, on "Jackson's Calnna;o,
against Pope IN August, 1862" sA
Mime. Etelka Gerster, the famous prima doDr.
~ 10 be present and take a prominent part in tba
festivities attendant upon the celebration Of tha
silver wedding Of the Crown Prince and Princes,
OF Germany. IN Berlin next month.
Gusave Crank has at last finished the martha
statue of Coligny, upon which he has been worl,.
ing for two years and more and it is now to be set
mp in tho Rue de Tivoli Paris. 1t represents ,bA
famous Admiral standing erect. supported by the
FathCr.dnd and Religion.
CetewayO, in captivity at Dude Moen, is not in
the happiest of moods and the pleasure Of his visit
to England is fast being forgotten on the prison.
farm. He fancies. however. that his detention /,
owing to the existence OF smallpox at Cape Town,
and if this be the reason, he wishes TO know WHY
he was landed at all, and why he cannot now ba
sent To False Bay aud embarked from there II
England intends TO restore him at all. he says she
ought to do It properly.
Kossuth writes to the leader of the Radical party
in Hungary that the very existence Of an anti.
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the nation. 1t is inconceivable to him, he says,
how anyone possessing democratic principles can
join IN such a craze bad economic policy has
reduced the poorer classes to run. and now they
are told by adyenturers that the Jews are TO blame
kOssuth adds that he himself has received letters
accusing him of having been brlbcd by the Jews
and he concludes by asking how great must be the
terrorism in Hungary when even in foreign city
such attempts are made 81 influence him.
A man who has attended bis own execution, and
survives to relate the details, is worthy of short
para graph. According to The London Echo his mans
Is Colonel Marteras and in 1869 he was on the
point of being proclaimed President of Uruguay
when he was arrested and condemned 10 death. On
Monday June 80, of that year 10 be precse,, be
was taken by platoon ofsoders out of the city TO
a meadow in the heart of q forest, and bound to
chair. At the word FiTcW o spa,modc shock
threw him to the ground h. did not hear tho
Nollcl; TIE SOLDIERS mllCuel away NlthOul giving
him the Gus omary coup de grace and MarteTas by
the kindly and of nclgnborIng IabOrer got away,
was healed OF MS wounds and to-day serves society
more humbly but yet more safely as waiter III a
Paris cafe.
The funeral of The late Congressman j. L. Upde-
graf Will take place at noon to-day in the Friends
meeting house at Mount Pleasant. Ohio. The seryi-
ces will be conducted after the manner customary
among the Friends, of which society the Updegrat
family are all members The interment Will be in
the family burying ground on the family homestead,
near Mount Pleasant, on which David Updegrat a
Quaker minister and brother of the dead Con-
gresham, now lives. Personally DR.. Updenaf
was very popular among his nelghD0rs ana was
well known to almost every man. woman and enid
in his home county, where he had been practising
physician for thlriytye years previous TO his cleo
ton 10 Congress tie left wife and five children.
the eldest Of them bring Judge k. ID. Cpdegraf, OF
Cleveland and The youngest little OOy OF seven
years.
ALBANY, Dec. 2.-Assemblyman- ELECT Joseph
Delehanty of COhocs, was taken with bleedingof
the lungs yesterday His condition IL prccarlols.
NASHUA. n. H., Nov. 30.-Judge Samuel T.
Worcester, a brother Of the late Joseph L. Worces-
ter L. D. Of dictionary fame and an ex-member
of Con Iress and Judge Of Ohio, Is dangerously Ill
OF his residence in this city.
NEWPORT, r. L. Dec. 2.-The members of Colonel
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte's family here have
been summoned to Washington on account of tho
critical illness of Nine Bonaparte who is suffering
from pneumonia. II is not thought that she eau
i've. Nine. BOniparte is a daughter or the la,e
William II. Russell, of New-lOrk, and Is grand
daughter OF Daniel Webster