New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21
PERSONAL.

Mr. Nillais's election as foreign associate of the
French Academy of Fine Arts was assured by
tyrrrty-onc votes The Able List who was one OF
the candidates named by the committee got only
one vote.
The Row Robert Collycr is an industrious worker
in his library lie usually has box Of cigars near
at hand when writing. Recently he said that his
old way of getting up sermons at The anvil was the
best "a during physical exercise though came
without seeking Tor them
Caralus Duran is described by a writer in The
Boston Courier rs the poSsessor Of masculine
bcautv like that of the feudal chevaliers; with
abundant black HAIR and crisp beard with brill
liant and violent black eyes figure that should
wear Spanish mantle and carry rapief. lie
sings dances and fences 10 admiration, ana In ms
velvet coat with lace rutes at his wrist ne looks all
artist.
Victor Hugo has published protest against Rus
sian despotism in which he says Of the Russian
Government: 1t has nothing to fear from free
nation from an army from legal State, from
correct Power from political force. Ii has every
thing TO fear from the first conner, from pasSerby,
from voice. be that voice what it may. A voice is
no one it is everyone, il is the anonymous I'M
mcnsltv This voice will be heard. lt viii say
mercy. ! cry mercy in the shade. Mercy below Is
mercy above. | ask the Emperor TO spare the peo-
ple If he does not spare them ask God to spare
the Emperor"
The Hon. Lyulph Ogilyy and wife and YscOunt
March arrived here yesterday on the White Star
steamer Celtic. They intend taking tour of pleas
ure to Niagara Falls, to Chicago and Ncw-Orleans
and other cities West and South, and thence to San
Francisco. Deer hunting. buffalo hunting and fish
ing will also form part of their panS-Ahother
visitor by the Celtic was BaltaZz Eilend, formerly
secretary Of the Turkish Legation at Washington,
and recently promoted to BE- Consul General from
Turkey TO Marselles Madame BataZZi, daugh-
v,fAf p a
while her husband went to Turkey VIII accom-
pany him to France.
tall spare and erect person in long black cloak
is often seen of late upon the Boston streets. and
never fails of recognition Mr. Whittier lie Is
entertained good deal in that literary town. and
ALWAYS accepts hospitality in the simplest and
most genial manner. / correspondent Of The PTor-
ileuce Press who met tie poet at conventional din
ner party describes him as suspciously cycling a
dish of spinach daintily served III French fashion,
and nresCutlv asking his no tess "What do You
cali that herb ~ 1t seemed" adds the CORE
spondrnt " like u sudden opening OF the door INTO
another roOm-anOthcr atmosphere, where, to 10 as
everybody e 50 does ana 10 know everything tAtt
everybody else knows, was not necessary to human
lie and rniOvmen', 5ut rather the reverse How
many people simply bred to plain country life
would dare TO show the simple ignorance 'haV
Waiter dldT
The case of DR.. GRAY of the Utica Asylum, who
was shot by an insane man, is still serious, but the
physlciars say that their patient is doing well.
He lost large amount Of blood at the time, and
soon aftcrward his face became so swollen that the
features were amos undistingnishablc. private
dispatch received yesterday by medical friend in
this city says that the Doctor lad suffered
great pain from this swelling, but was kept
very STILL was sustained on broth and stlmulants
and the swollen parts were kept covered with
broken ice and cloths soaked in ice water. The
Temperature never rose above 99l2o, or the pulse
above 9Oo The swelling is now subSiGing. the
pulsc standing 7lo and the tcmpcra urc at 90.2O
The ball entered the left check on line with tho
outer angle of the left eyo inch below IT, passed
diagonaIly through the face for five and half
inches and camo out N The middle of The right
cheek an inch and half lower than it entered.