New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

full as the owner of the famous tawny dropping
mustache. he is yet very distinguished in appear
ance and charming in manner Slightly bald' ne
displays a fine forehead and very becoming henr
Qaatre beard just turning gray. No man IN Eng
land has a better reputation for thorough loyalty
and high sense of honor. and much as men laugh al
The Post all speak we'll OF its genial and scrupuous-
" well-drcSsed proprietor. few years ago he mar
ried lady who regret to Say, has been TINS year
Obliged TO forego her annual trip abroad with her
husband in order to stay for some time AT buAtoh
one Of the most famous of English spas Lady
BOrthwick is extremely popular IN general
society and has keen sympathy with literary
and artistic folk This is not to be won
dercd at for she is a daughter OF Lady
Theresa Lewis by her first husband, Mr.. Lister and
Is of the great family of the Clarendon Nililersrs
The Nilliers pronounced Eiers = fanny Is
divided bet vecn those belonging to the Clarendon
and those of the Jersey side tho head Of the latter
being The chief OF Childs Bank, the Oldest bahklhg
house in London. Lady Theresa. who was sister OF
the late Lord Clarendon and distinguished Tor her
fine literary TASTE on the death OF hor M nus
band married the late Sir George Cornewall Lewis,
the political, literary and scientific ceIe3ry: Who
made the famous remark that lie would DC toIeI-
able if il were not for IT'S amusements"
sir Algernon has brother IN the Turkish service,
is himself very fond OF the now hopelessl{ lost
Turkish cause aud during the lingo period en-
plOyed ali his JOURNALISTIC ana social lhhuchce on
the turkish side and, as he entcrtdins some OF the
"A
his personal influence rs not small. during lhs
DulcignO affair he went out as his own sprclai CORE
spondent TO me Turkish and MOntenegrn country,
the AdTi1tiC. II Il not Mite curious tAat me
Post should have been the first newspaper 10 employ
"a special war correspondent. The gentleman IN
question was Mr. Grunesen who afterward was
well known in London for many years as the secrc-
tnTy of the Conservative Land Society aud as an
accomplished musical critic. Mr.. Grunesen was sent
out IN tn. fourth decade of the century TO watch the
war between the Carlists and Chrstinos, and on
occasion had near escape for his HE. recilIeI
to hun only few years ago, IN fact Just be ore ne
died. lie hal gone 10 a dinner party AT the late
Mr. Ser ant COx's the proprietor of The Field, Inc
Queen, Ihc Lar IiHos. The BdsdT, EJchdnge ana
Adrt, and 50 on. hr. Grunclscn's eye was at once
attracted by Il IeIls Spanish gentleman. pro-
fu,ely deco aed with glittcnng orders. Taxing MS
opportunity, he asked The Spanlard how n was
calling hun bY his name The foreigner replied
with extreme pOlltenes5. hut apDOgizrl for not re-
memberng for tae moment where he had had me
pleasure Of meeting Mr. GTunelscn before. On"
said the eX-specldi var correspondent, your Ia
celency has forgotten me. but | shall never forget
yOu. ne las, time | saw You. You or Tered me 10
be shot " 1t was "A true bill enough, for Mt Hrunel-
sen had only escaped by the SKIN OF his trclh anu
through the energy of British consul, Who nap
ptncd IoTtGn1tcY 10 be- within sco:c OF miles, ana
who, on receiving MESSAGE, Jumped on ms h.rae
and rode throu gh the Ight 10 me rescue or me rep
rrscntatIve of The f0st who was 10 have been shot
Ut sunrise.
Besides its own story. The Pd and its office are
extremely interesting as beng the nursery ~
which the idea of the Irst genuine modern society
paper W4s cyO.Ved. II mad occurred 10 Il numb ot
a
members of roih Houses of Parliament mat a
pollco-sOtia Journal, made up o. snort paragraphs
of news -atIICtl verse aud squlDs generally, Nod
be an amusing Institution during the session
AMI season. Inns idea was developed IN me Oci,
in winch SIT Henry DTummOud - OH, Mr. Ba.lic-
COcBranr nav Lord LrauIhgtOnl, and other dash
Iug mcWhers, wrote large number II amusing AZ
iicl 5 and laragr pas. The OUi WAS the - sensa-
ton Tor several ions ana ursi showed the tIue
line, on when IN .lIu-lng society paper. a. DIS
tlngulshcd from the IOst itself. could be produced
IAcu came auify air. "a venture OF MI Thomas
e. bson BOw.es ui The Morning Post school ot poll
tics ana IL lew years dftcrNarl, Inc UOrd plpeT
toward which lir Edmund Yates had been working
fol many years tirougu The Lch0ss Q the ta6s ana
ms columns of pdra-itpus published IN various
newspapers. Ultimately The OUL when iulhlleu
the promise o poor captain ShtunOn's prospectus
of the lmag arl all NAL Gdecte IN Pendennl-,
III being written by gentlemen tor gentlemen
died out H. ga never been Intended ~ CONNER
ca. II. cIlaton. Dur so successful under I'll
Algrr4uu .,orthNgck'a management mat there wa
la,, 4 a. e pII,. Inis was expended In dln-
ncr. gVcD d, al, Owls 10 thrlr friends, very baut-
iul ana costly presents b'ihg gwen 10 the lad'c'
VINO accepted tlclr hospitality. All the presents
were made expires y, ana bore the ON' upon iu'Ih
In me way, ~, u nrmOTa of the glYcls. II Is NOT
a htil. culous lat the new brood OF 'ciciy papers
should have DC Attchcd by Tho Oel III the nest oI
the ancient -ncrainO fO5t