New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-11
who represent faction that was defeated in
the last National Convention.
PERSONAL.


Mr.. w. w.'Corcoran's health is rapidly ih,prov-
ing. He is now staying at Deer Park. Md.
The Rev. Dr. T. Dewitt Talmage and family are
at the White Sulphur Springs Greenbrier, w. va.
Huntington's portrait of Mrs. Hayes has at last
been hung on the wall of the green parlor Of the
Executive Mansion.
Gustave Dore has Just bought site in Paris. for
something more than $115,OOO on which he will
build him mansion.
The Chevalier Ernest de Hesse. Wartegg has
been elected a corresponding member of the New
York Academy OF Sciences
The Hon. r. A. Horn, of the Ohio State Senate.
and Republican candidate for Congress in the
XIVth District Of chat State is a twin brother OF
the witty Congressman Horr of Michigan.
Falquierie. the French sculptor. erecting upon
the summit of the Arch of Triumph. Paris. group
of figures of heroic size symbolic of the triumph OF
progress and liberalism in France.
Mrs. Tyler widow of President Tyler, is a
pleasan t-looking, well-preserved lady, with a
smooth and placid countenance, mild blue eyes, and
slvery hair.
Commander Cameron and Captain Burton re-
Gently read papers the resources of the Gold
Coast of Africa at a meeting of the Royal Geo.
graphical Society IN London.
The Derbyshre tenants of the Duke Of Devon
shire intend placing a window in the mortuary
chapel of Edensor church, in memory of Lord Fred
erick Cavendish.
Mr.. Austin Dobson could not sing with Beranger
the praises of a garrett lie lives in of the pref
test of modern English houses where among many
attractive objects of art and nature there none
more beautiful than his nine well-behaved olive
branches.
The grave of the late Mahlon Fisher, of Williams
port, Penn was profusely decorated with flowers
last Sunday by all the widows of that city, to whom
Mr.. Fisher begueathed $4,000, the interest OF
which sum is divided annually among them, lr-
respective Of race or religion, in proportion 10 the
number of children each one has
Early next year England Will receive visit from
the young Nizam of Hyderabad, the foremost Ma
hometan prince of India and the oldest ally of the
British Empire there. He will be accompanied by
his Minister and Regent Sir Salar Jung. Abou
the same time the Gaikwar of Baroda, a great Nah,
rata chief and wise and enlightened ruler, Will
also make tour TO the seat OF Empire.
Prince Bismarck has conspicucusly published an
announcement that he WILL during his stay at
Yarzin, attend to neither official semi-oificial
business and that he will not even read any doc
nments relating thereto. At the same time he re-
ceives daily dispatches concerning the Egyptian lm-
broglio cOnfers occasionally with ENJOYS IRON the
East, and, 1t Is believed by many, inspired the sui
tan to bestow upon the rebellIous Arab the ltl-
perial Order of Medjdie.
President Greyy of France has not yet received
the decorations of the Order of the Golden Fleece,
conferred upon him some time ago by the King of
Spain. Why nobody seems to know. Evil-dis-
posed critics say it is because the head of the
French Republic is too parsmonious to pay the re-
quired fee of 81, 900. How be ever came to accept
membership in order composed principally of the
enemies of republican government is another much
discussed problem which is also solved, after
fashion, by his critics, who quote NJ. Grevy's own
amendment the object of which was TO abolish the
Office of President, useless to he direction OF
affairs and dangerous in q country of monarchcal
traditions" Said NJ. Grevy: am giving the
proof OF the necessity of my amendment, and dem
onstrating that after no President is possible"