New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30
PERSONAL.

The Marquis Of Lorne and suite will arrive nj tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel this morning from Washing
ton They will leave the city by the $50 train
tins evening for Mon real.
Tho late U. E. Bishop Talbot. of Indianapolis,
left a characteristic ill., Coz sistInR principally OF
q vigorous Te-aftirmaiIon of his faith. He he
oueatned his fine theological library. some works of
art and tho bonds given him Tor arrears OF salary
amounting 10 about 5000, to his SUCCESSOR Ia inc
episcopacy
Cetewayo landed at Port DmnfOrd on January
10 and found TO lis disappointment only about
fifty Kaflirs waiting to greet him, instead of the
ihrongs he had expected. Next day he began his
journey toward tlnndi. He treated Mr. Stepstone
with marked dsrespect. and acted 30 haughtily
toward everyone as to excite much Comment
The Emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria evidently
appreciates the value OF good example When the
Postal Savings Bank system went INTO force in that
country. on January ~, he had the first account
book issued to h nself and deposited SUN of
money IN the Post-Ofice Bank, thus empbatically
setting the seal Of mis- approval upon the system,
and inviting his people TO habits OF limit
short time ago. as the Gar was about to enter
railroad train at ST. Petersburg to return TO Cat
selma he was &C ostod by thr0ng OF peasants with
cries Of &" size, give bread! We are hungry
Alexander was deeply moved, and AZ once inquired
of the Minister 81 Finauce if the pcnsantry any
where were IN actual need OF food. The Minister
replied that il was indeed so. but the Imperial
Treasury was nearly empty shat no relief could
los afforded. At this the Car he amr very sngrv,
because the state Of affairs bad thitberto been on
oeaed from him. and expressed IFS determination
10 take up his resden az ~. Petersburg. that 10
might keep close personal oversight upon the ad-
inDistrstion.
MI John WOrthngton, Cnted States Consul at
Malta visited Tunis TO witness he dIsinterment of
=
ten onder date Of January 10 a friend in Washing
ton the following account OF that interesting ceTe-
mony This morning at II IN. the exclamation
took place In the presence OF ajout twenty persons,
n few being runislans attrsc oil the spot through
curiosity the others being abOrers pioyed. aud
few gentlemen acting a. witnesses the request of
Mr.. Reade. also gned the paper rs witness
that the oxhumaflOn took place as stated. There
were two persons present who were also at the
funeral aud Intermcnt OF Payne, o., Monsieur Pts
SAM and a dragoman. The coffin was badly de-
cayed and was kept from la'iing apart, when
raised with difficulty but everything relating 10
the remains scrupulOusy and reveIentiy pre-
served and handled. There was little else than the
backened skeleton left Traces OF the c0lOncfs mi
form i'm " hlch PAYNE was buried, distinguish
able--some gold lace and q lew buttons. | asked
for a button which was given me- AMI which IN
close to YOU. Mr.. Rcade also retains n button. 1
likewise Inclose twig from tho large prpppr free
that il growing at the he1d of the empty grave,
this tvig having fallen on the coifin, rom which
took 1t. AT o'clock, after the body hai been put
in its coffin, IL brought to toe htto Protestant
church. where n i'll rest tonight under Guard. and
tomorrow morning taken 90 Va sci leaving for
Marseilcs the afternoon VIII ad that irle't,
uusucce,sfully, 10 procure a baud 10 play Payne's
immortal song as his remains should ieav the marina
OF TunIs but not any could pl'y Home. sweet
Home although had rae words an. notes with
me- However rs the bOay was brought INTO the
chapel an Engi-h captain, Brdger. pl yed DIR q
on the ttle American organ there, aft which Yrs.
Worfhiu Qton sang Home. Sweet HOne,' aud than
we ali came away, leaving the poor body lying
undcr the memorial window IA the chincel winch
few large-hearted r, giisnm-n had pa IN there IN
tender AMI gracious memo, Y OF one tuey loved aud
houored NOT alone Tor hi aut GoIsnp of tie most
touching oil all sOngs but for the had melancholy
and wholly beautiful cnaracteroI tnc man himself"