New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-08
PERSONAL

Lady DnGern has formed In india National Associa
ton Tor supplying female medical aid II. e. women
doctors-to attend the wives OF natives In sickness
Hitherto these have boen deprived Of skilled
medical attendance. European man being allowed TO
approach them. Lady Duhorin's movement VIII doubt
cs. do much break down the social barrier between
Europeans aud Indiana besides beso"ng incaloulabe
blcssn ~ upon the indian women
The World Qondon) relates that years ago Lord
Uonghton faithful unVaryng supporter OF the Liberal
Government OF that day long expected somo reoosni-
ton. None came. At Inst Treasury letter was re-
ceyed big seal. Patronage secretary signature IN cor
per confidential" otc What could II bel Lord.Lleu.
teuacy OF county, then vacant Chaucellorship OF
Dnchy Opened IL; request 10 name nItng person TO
be sub-postInaster OF Pigcum'W hsl'eoh salary Slo
year,
The Queen has granted pension of $500 year to the
widow OF tho late Me- Radcliffe the cholera
investigator.
Tho announcement OF the betrothal OF Prince Waldo
mar OF Denmark and the daughter Of tho Due de Char
tres was followed ny earthquake shock nc orleans
and distinguished savaut sent thither by the Academy
Of Sciences reports that tue shock was caused Wy the
i nation of the town az the prospective marriage OF
an Orleans Princess to Protestant Prince.
The Hon. Daniel Doughorty and wife have gone from
SchroOn Lake to NarraganseU flsI ana VIII return 10
Philadelphia next week
Ex-Governor william Smith, OF Virginia, who sun
day entered upon his nineeth year, In the full enjoy
ment mental aud steal powers and personally
superntends operations his 5OOacre farm at Warren
ton His only surviving sons are Colonel Thomas
erck Smith OF New-MoxicO. The four Others dead.
one of thrn Caleb omtn. went 70 California In
1880 gth his father. aud fought duel there with
Senator BrodeIleh III lho pIeSei0e Va 'io"ss"uS VI
people.
Professor Huxley's health seems TO be hopclessly
broken He viii give up all his appointments and prob
ably i've henceforth IN Italy II Is said that the British
Government viii grant him pension OF $4,000 year.
great loss was sustained by the scientific world In
general and archaeology particular. In the death OF
j. j. A. Worsaac OF Copenhagen. tho pupil OF O. j.
Thomson and his in prehistoric aud
the superntendentshp OF lae sanVIs Museum u OF
shed dvsrn OF Stone BronZe ana iron ages 1t was
state Mr. Worsaac died on August Is. age sxty-fonr
years.
There is no truth In the about Queen Victoria
interesting herself In tho Duke OF Cumberands affairs
She has held communication with him for years. The
beginning OF the alienation the Queens share IN
bringing about tho marriage OF the Princess fredorica
and it comDleted by her Malrsys erecting IN ST.
Georges tablet tO the memory or tho late King George
whom sue sty led in the inscription the last King OF
Hanover"
The new Lord Houghton has had Parliamentary
experience. Lord Crewo would have got him into the
Commons had he not been such Radical-far moro
extreme In hs Views than over his father was,
The gathering of King Christians family at Fredens-
borg near Copenhagen, will include the Car and
Czarna the King Greece, the Duke and Duchess OF
Cumberland and the Prince Princess of Wales. The
public betrobal OF Prince WPldemar ana tho Princess
Marie d'Orleans will be celebrated With elaborate
ceremonies.
Herr Anton Won schmering August % celebrated
his eighteth birthday anniversary. IIe is popularity
among the Liberals of Austria as the Father OF
the Austrian Constitution and was indeed the author q
the Constitution of February 1861 He Is In splendid
physical and mental health, strong al d robust.
When the Danish Royal family meet, strong effort
will DO maf) to induce the Duke OF Cumberland TO
become reoonciod to the German Imperial Government
Or Ia could not By doing get the throae Of