New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-08
PERSONAL.

General Lloyd Aspinwall, whose leg was broker
by n fall several weeks ago IS far c0nyalcscent
that he expects to be ont next week He contracted
cold in the ambulance at the time of his accident
and had an attack OF pneumonia of u threatening
character.
As General Grant hobbled into the United Bank
Building yesterday, stranger who said he was
from NegOrleans, recalled the fact that in 1868,
while n visit to this city to General Banks for a
conference of war; General Grant fell from his horse
and para yzed his hip that he was obliged to go
! on erutcheS for two months
| Ex-Governor Leland Stanford, of California, and
Mrs Stanford are at the Windsor Hotel. They ar
rived from Europe by the Gernanic OH Saturday
bringing he embalmed remains of their only son,
lad of sixteen who died while they were at Florence
| Mrs. Stanford is Frustrated, and they will remain
here until she able TO mako the trip California
where their son will be inferred at the Governors
| estate of PalO Alto. Meanwhile the remains nave
! been entOmbed at Greenwood.
Just ffty-twO years ago TaglOni was married to
Count Gilbert de Volsins Five days later they
parted forever Twenty years afterward the Due
de Morny gavo a dinner at which TagliOni and
Rachel were present. Count de VOisns was also
among the guests. 4" Who Is yon gOverness-looking
woman 7" he asked Whispered Arsene Houssaye.
Don't you recognize her n replied HOussaye; :" 1t
is your wife," After moment OF deep Thought
Cest bien possible" said the Count and turned to
'LOLhtI HuUJtCl
The Municipality Of Rome, shortly before the
opening Of the Turin Exhibition on April 20, adj
dressed by resolution VI. Cernuschi, Louis Kos
suth and Karl Blind requesting them to commeni-
cate to the Committee for the Historical Department
any political correspondence they might have
ferT1ng TO the restoration of Italian unity and in
dependence down to 1870. SignOr Cesare Orsini, NJ.
p, transmitting the resolution in the name of the
Roman Municipality, wrote 10 each: " Your highly
esteemed name is mentioned in this letter, and
an sure You will not refuse to be Il contributor to
the Historical Department of the Turin Exhibition
after having been one Of the most devoted and
ciliCen; factors of the history itself OF the Italian
National Resurrection" The Municipality Of
Rome declared themselves responsible 70 the owners
Tor all documents they might contribute.
DR.. Schhemann's enthusiasm is boundess when
he makes an important find" Three
cheers for Pallas Athena he writes from
Iiryns. Il have succeeded here in a wonderful
way. having brought to light an immense palace
with in0umerable columns, which occupies the en-
tire upper Acropoli5 Of Tiryns, and OF which the
floor and all the walls are well preserved.
Of paramount interest the wall paintings,
which my architect and collaboration, DR.. DGrpfeld,
is now copying with the same coors. OF the very
hi CHEST interest arc also the vase paintings with
the most primitive representations Of men and AMI
mails. The plan OF this wonderful prehistoric pal
ace can be made with great accuracy, and IL VIII
excite universal amazemenJ, for nothing like this
has ever turned up. . . The capital found ia
one of the most ancient DOrc order ever dis
covered