New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-01
OLD WORLD GOSSIP.
ABOUT NOTABLE PERSONS AND THINGS.

From Mr.. Yqtss's World, London July %.
| PATHS DyORCE.-Madame Patti on Thurs
day last before Mayor of the Eighth AKRON lisse
ment Paris, NJ. hoechlin schwartz, who declared bee
DISCUS par d.rore, Madame PATHS witnesses
| were Pierre verou apd Fiaucis Maynard; the wit
nesses OF the Marquis de Csnx were General Count
the cerernony. which took barely twrny inmates. coli
lection FOR the poor was made and It 81 happened that
divorced Marquis had misaid or forgotten his purse,
when. with great grace Madame Adena slr ped IA aud
offered her last piece de vnst tra N, Oh, saleny
lawyer the lady heroine OF the ete NJ Nicolni. and lis
s4aaGs Ssa ae g The aE C France preo
ing the delay Of ten MONTH, Tor any divorced lady who
wishes TO remay hadane Patti will, at any rate, have
| To wait until May 10, 1856.
AND DAMALA's.-I hear that NJ. Damala has
arrived in London with the intention to undo. t Guss
Goriian knot That binds him to the gre sara II
could only look into the future! The Italian proyerb
| says. sara che sara
CRICKET ExTRAORDIYARY.-The popularity
OF cricket girls is evidently increasing lu the ae
couat Of recently PLAYED match real that Miss Leslie
spanked Miss Hilbert hard ,r2" IL shows great deal
for Miss Hbbers fOrbearancc that, after this occur
renee the game was allowed 10 proceed peacefully.
Leg before wicket is not recoguiLed am told by
crlcketesses It called frock wicket aud It's
From u correspondent I hare an account OF curious
cricket played at Abbey last Friday be.
broomstIcks in place OF bats The aaes were victorious
by twelve Among them the Marchi,nes Of Cam
dem Ladies Rose and Violet Iina Nsylll and Lady
Clenentina Pratt particularly distinguished themselves
HoUGHToN HALL.-The Marquis Cholmon-
deley intends avail himself OF the Settled Estates act
IN Or to @ a Of " scrs OF SsT mos Mig
cultivated land in the county The shooting
mas always been OF the hg hest class AMI there rst
tate shooting the estate being richly wooded
and the plantations we'll dispersed tue prop
erty. Honghton Hall. the historic seat Of the Wapoles
will now pass from possession OF the descendants Of
Sir Robert who uit this splendid house second
ter It's erection exien ling over thirteen years Tho
msp,ion is very stately building Of stone with colon
ton OF pictures sold bv his degenerate grandson In
1879 to the Empress Catherine for $4,000, aud they
affraef fha
age Palace St. Petersburg. There good gardens
the park although a, Is rctaresGae as Il contain:
sandrngham circumstance which Will add materially
10 its attraction ~ .Se eyes OF many my possp ,.
by Sir j. W. Ellis.
FALLING VALUEs.-The most extraordinary
instance OF the depreciation in the value OF sno comes
tanning go OF freehold land bought at cost
Of 1900; and last Thursday Messrs. Beaded Co sold
IL by auction for $40!
Mr.. YATEs's COMPLIMENTS TO LORD COLE
RIDGE. II may possibly be within the remembrance ot
the public that some fifteen months ago the ora me.
Justice OF England passed sentence remarkable 10. ,h n
brutality OF its language ON the defendant IN oel casa
OF the merits OF which the readers Of TINS journal s
thought that almost within the year. he the immacusts
head q the British Bench wS%a himself be the ON
any Hard words. Ike chickens aud cnrses come
lot OF man in Lord Coleriiges position TO reach 80
pitiable point OF public humiliation. Here was ths
utterly unworthy OF the judicial dignity for chronic
the dress and cataoguing the company IN certain on
paragraphs, driven To confess that he Was NM
self guilty OF offences a least ~ the utterly
attenuaed" an therefore, might Imagine. tocfabv
innocuous personalities with which he charged H.. for
what the indictment which the Lord CHIEF Jastco
was arragned. and what was his Apology lie VIZ
accused OF having preferred charges against Mr. Adams
which he could not substantate aud the sxtenuatns
plea which that he really did not eSn
anything The action for libel was stayed only wns a
Lord Coleridge tho propriety OF eating his owa
| words and paving down u handsome lump sum-
Whether his ordshigs subsequent experiences naSe,
duccd him modify his estimate OF the heinous cro
which he imputed to us, aud To qualify the depoIspZ
bad character which he then gave us gu the bench VIC
matt unw