New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
States Senate other expert stealers Of States WAN
whom he will be in full fellowship and sympathy
PERSONAL.

Sir Edwin Arnold given reception be the freSs
Club and was entertained at dinner by Governor Ner>
riam, wIilo In Minneapolis
Reports are again in circulation In Germany uaa
Count Won schweinitz, German Ambassador III S''
Petersburg will resign his post in short time. Iho
Count IL will be remembered. is the soninaw OF Johh
law Of this city formerly Minister to Austria. 1Io
Count Is more than four score years oiu' ~, .."
recently purchased handsome VIA III 'hsseL NJ rs
II is said, lie Will live with the Countess alcf S ~
tremcnt.
The late Dom Pedro Of Brazil visited Alessandro
Manzoni the Italian poet, IN l572 At that time the
latter was the Ncst)r Of Italian literature Aiter
half hours conversation Ills Majesty bade the author
farewell and replied to Manzonfs thanks Win th'
words: II is who am Lonored that you receive me.
Futuie centuries will still recall Aless,ndro Manzon,,
but the memory OF Dom Pedro. Emperor OF Brazil WI
be forgotten in few yearso Dom pearo naa Ir:lsiaep
II Cnque Maggie" into Portuguese. This was ths
same ode which Goethe Translated into German, ana
which appeared in this fOrm before 10 became puDho la
Italy, owing 10 the censor
Prince George Of Greece, who saved the Czarewitz
from Japanese assassin several months ago. has re-
Gently performed another heroic deed While on board
vessel in the Bay of PIacus during heavy Storm
he boat capsize in which was sailor bound ior
hi, ship. Instantly the Prince sprang ovcrboard,
seized the drowning and sWam with nm 10 point
where help was possible.
A romantic. yet possibly true, tale IS printed by
"Te Kansas City Tines about General sheridan and
his bOyhOOd friend George Bnchey Inc htlcl, IL -
alleged having been appointed a West Point cadet,
declined in order 10 let his playmate to the military
academy instead, the young Philip being eager 70
secure the prize, and Binckley. later known as "od
Blnh- protesting to be avegse TO a military career
Years after the war, this story goes, "Old Blink" vas
10 be seen I'm Colorado mining camps, leading the lie
of frontlersman. One OF tine telderfcet' To whom
he confded this bit OF history sfterwald saw "Oid
Blink" In Denver during d parade In honor ol pencIdi
sheridan, and describes affecting meeting oetween
the two at that time. "Od Bnk' IS now dead
secretary Rusk is expected to address the Maryland
state Farmers Association a fortnight hence
CAPTAIN Kane the heroic commander Of the British
manof- war Calopc, samoa in the famous hurricane
Of three wears ago. has been promoted TO the Office
OF fag-capCan TO Admiral the Earl Of Clan William.
Don Ferdnando dc Snsa dc Portugal, Marquis Go
uadalcazar dc Ia Mejorsda del Campo, Count de los
Arenales spanish senator, who died few days ago
IN Barrtz. at the Of egltyone years. was =
character Of international interest. At tie beginning
"s the iiflies the Marquis, having quilted the dlpo
matte service Of his native country, took up his abode
in Paris, and soon became IN influential member OF the
Ccrcle DO Ii Rue Royal" one OF the most exclusive
clubs the French capital. one day lie was caught
il" suburbs OF Paris in a fierce storm, without an
umbrella \ young ,evinggirl, who carried inc ar
tcle which he had forgotten, hurried toward NM
courage, the spanish nobeman placed him
self in her and begged the Sr - take nun uhher
the umbrella. Laughing. she allowed him 10 take her
arm and accompany her 10 the factory where she was
gazing that tie Marquis asked permission 10 call upon
her six months later he made her his wife. The
marriage was indeed happy one. The Marqulse
died few years ago, deeply moIrnef by her husband