New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-06

Tar VySlrIAv ARvouRY-H Having passed 'he
Gigantic lions one ct whom draws himself nan,
way 10. and peep. over the sentEy-box N iton' VI
him a, the surlv Austrian sentinel, "ho pe'is
about the same proportion 10 him a. mouse u
Newfoundland dog. and walked through q -
rsftsred .hip-housc (Palladio'-.l capable oi ~
definite extension in eil directions. We enter 'i,
| building when contains the armour. \ Nl''''
| line Of Dnqe, old and youHg-a suit % armour
| for a cbi,d's wear-frst attracted cur nouce' u
wa. that Of Young Barbarossn, VINO va 'il'
gnY.,ally 5reeched az five years old. bniirei! en-,
ceased in steel. h- Yields hi- little mace Z" 'oh1
metal i. bel,r-i with fye-ycaf-od sword ana
wear. hs vizor down. in PREPARATION Tor the D4'-
tie; IL fact, at that early age ne wa rear ''"'
| 10 praciisa arms and wear -rrr7lr Tor IN h',i
| 1ay Al ten he ".o.c ms uncomtortab' cio'''''s
| for q ,5arer space; and. AZ eighteen pui on i'a
/ for life Near 20 this intantic warrior ''ooe ~"
| Victor Pisani upon one Of the horb- %. which ~
| 1896. hc vas he frst maker. M lstr"n 'He'uD
ro;gb. &c lD.. The winged hou figures Oh many
| a gallant Observation-Disclosures horses stand
| by steel.clo,hed riders, leaning on iEimetsely
| long sword. requiring. the Joint efforts 81 Deth
| hands. The weight of AiGrc's hcaTy crest eNhi-
| bit.d here were enough. without blow, to crush
an, but brf- fe rc- w looked into the grim
| riil, through which be had brea'hcd sud 'c,.ng
| nothing. rosed the hinged s'co as Of tine iorm'-
dablc mask and when had 1T II tail, drew
| .ucces.ruljv upon Imagination ier coIniehaice
! If conuetent fcrociiy \ cura's OF dlaoohcal IN
ven,ion - shown csntriyed for torture, To be ~
gcted through holes for inserting sharp in'tru-
,,ects into the wearer's kin. This qpcstlon was
| for Patrician contumacy alone. and from the hr-
mour being gilt. bore the name OF 81 oides IN
| i.bncnti" We saw Internal machines almost
coexi.tent with the invocation OF the inierhAi
nowder which neurshes them-a phalanX OF bar
| rcs obcdient 10 one match. We saw bieis'-
pi,,e riddled throughout with arrsws fired from a
| cross -bow at a distance of 100 feet we saw n
| long halbert which like poisonous snake, could
first DROP its fangs upon Won. and then prf,'nt p
Gun barrel and, # that failed. the other END "as
ready with a ragged tooth and charged missile
Of il. own. The cr~rclt the sharp scinitar and
the standaSd Of the Turk. naturally here oSe
banner. in queer Notwithstanding characters,
assert. the one God and Mahomci. and recalls the
Venetian proves at Lepauto We saw the latest
form of stcel-bow and the earliest form OF hre-
aims. with a piece of tow 10 issite the charge
through an open touch-hole together wiki all the
improvements. from Pisanis uncertain bomb To
the cannon which never fails. The most horrible
part of th. exhibition of destructive engines, was
Carrara's cabinet, in which Is preserved the ke!
with the secret spring, by which, on fete days he
discharged his poisoned needles whoever received
the puncture, which fell light an Insects sting
turned pale, sickened, and died, "A if bitten by
the cobra Iii cnpella. Even the childhood OF tins
tyrant was nur,cd in atrociy, and be was taught
10 intlict wounds and death by cro-s-bow equal
to his strength. When he grew mp, he had hls
thumb-screws. which here exhibited and,
above all. work.box. sent 30 caicau to his SIS
rer.in-law with particular directions that sic only
was to open it-.se was saved by The cascrness
of hcr maid. who persisted by the curiosity which
led her to lift the lid which confined the poisoned
charge. Much of TIN. may have been false, and
how much Of it truc we know hot for the bloody
Council of Ten was qvite capable. IN It's known
cruelty to this Prince and his sons, OF the iabnca-
ton not only of the stories. but Of the Instruments
produced in proof. The Buccutaur l. gone. but
they have model of this famous coche d eau
with spint of its mast relic.
IBlarkwood for June.