New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-31

founded His surgeon says he 10 g sthin a Gw Sun
| splendldly. his strength is returning Sno MO
| Is rapidly and permanently healns'
signor Ragg, who executed tho great s'a'u0 ~ =,
Lord Beaconsfeld, is now ct work on mon
statue of the late DR.. TAFT. Archbishop oi o""'''
bury
Benjamin E. Bunker, who died few days aEo -
Norwich, Conn.,, was grandson OF benJannn - - :.
Bunker. who owned Bunker's Hill at the time OF
the battle.
Immediately after NJ. DeIaunay's decoration az .
Cheyalier of tho Legion of Honor, the members OF
tho Comedie. FRANCHISE presented hiE- Will
superb set of Alfred de Musssts complete works,
eleven volumes suinptuousy bound in blue inoio00"
by Michel.
A hundred Hungarian counties and Doroughs
have sent addresses to Kossuth the OCCASION VI
his eghtieth birthday. Tney all breathe q spirit
of enthusiasm. inspired by the contemplation v!
tho gloriss of the past but his replies are iut %
melancholy forebodings for the futdre, as Itoii' viz
mind of one out of harmony with the preseu@
Mrs. Mary Threkeld Bishop, wife Of Ex-Governor
Richard NJ. Bishop, of Ohio. whose death has oeoh
announced, was sixty-six years old. She was mar,
red to Mr.. Bishop at the age Of sixteen years. anu
thew were making preparations at the time wneh
her fatal illness began for celebrating their goideh
wedding on June IL.
American contributions are beng solicited 10 INC
Fielding Memorial Fund, the object of which, as
previously announced, is tho erection OF monu
ment and bust of the famous novelist IN the ohiro
Hall of Taunton, Somerset, England. Mr.. L4w wei
has promised to unvell the bust. Mr. Arthur hns
lake of Haines HILL Taunton, is In general chargo
of tho matter.
Dom Pedro, of Brazil-the senior sovereign OF inc
world by the way, in tenure of office. having now
relgned moro than frty-two yearsis going TO vlsls
England again. and keepers of public institutions
nuseums, libraries, etc.-are praying that chah9o
may have been wrought In his habits since MS iasI
vfslt He used to make appointments to vislt such
places at, say, 5 or @ o'clock. Tho custodlans sup
posed, Of course that he meant that hour In tn u.
afternoon, but when the time came they 1ouhu W
their dlsmay that he meant in the morning; anu
he was always punctual to the minute.
One evening when neither OF them had sou
in his rocket Balzac said to Jules Sandeau
Sandeau must have twenty francs, to go to the
Duchess of SIS ball. Murder publisher, II you
like; assassinate banker, if you can i; but got NE
the twenty francs" Without a word Sandeau went
Quit was Northumberland pawDed his overcoat.
Returning he handed Balzac the proceeds. twenty
francs. "Now" SAID Balzac, "ObliOe me by lending
Obliging.' stop; here" said Sandeau, handing
him tho pawn-tcket. Forgive me; | am brute
cried Balzac and threw himself weeping lnto
Sandeau5 arms.
illustrate Baudelares morbid desire fer notoriety.
On the occasion of Baudelaires first visit to Paris,
Du Camp invited him to take some refreshments,
and asked whether he would have bordeaux or bur
gundy. Both was the reply, and he drained
bottle of each at dmught, casting meanwhile
furtve chances at his host to see what Impression
the eccentric proceeding made upon HIM. But Du
Camps countenance remained unmOved. Baude-
laire went away in chagrln But he soon visited Du
Camp again, and this time with his hair dyed IL
vivid green. But again Du Camp affected to regard
the freak as the most natural and commonplace
thing IN the world. At last Baudelaire cried, in
fury of despair: Don't You notice ANYTHING prcu-
liar in the color of my hair 7" Nothing what
ever was tho deliberate reply. al have seen at
least nifty people with green hair to-day. II yen
had dyed YOURS q bright blue that, confess would
have struck mo as something out OF common. here
Baudelairc bounced from his chair. crushed his nat
declared TO a friend whom lie met on the stairs that
Maxine Du Camp was altogether the most disagree
able man in Paris.
BosToN, May 3O.-A dispatch to The Journal from
Willamstown says the reports OF the Illness of the
Rev. Mark Hopkins are exaggerated This after
noon he was sittngup. and expressed the hope that
he would be able to be out OF doors IN day or TWO.
CoYsrANTINoPLE, May 30-Aphonso Taft, United
States Minister to Austria Hungary, and Eugene
SCHUYLER. United States Minister TO Greece. Servia
and Ronmania were presented to the Sultan to-day
by General Wallace, The United States Minister to
Turkey.
PROVIDENCE r. l., May 30,-GOvernor Bourn was
able to preside IN the Senate to-day.