New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-18

ABUSING ANECDoTE OF THE BAN JELLAohICH.
They told me many things comic as well as pain
full among others, anecdote OF Jellachch
was related with great zest. When he entered
Pesth, he heard that the Countess Karolyi posses
sed palace there, in which he wac residing the
fame Of her beauty and amiability had been long
known to him, and be thought this favorable op.
portunity OF recommending himself to her notice.
He therefore quartered himself at her residence,
and stroye with all bis power to make himself
agreeable to her, but without success. He had
the most profound faith in his personal charms and
believed that such an AdOnis as he must prove IT.
resstble. He could not understand therefore,
why the young Countess did not surrender at dis
cretion but he was utterly cOntounded when,
wishing to have an interview with her one morn
ing he received a message that the Countess vas
not at home to him. He went at once TO the Tiger
Hotel bursting with notifications and, to revenge
himself sent for his bill, that he might pay the
beautiful Karolyi for his board and lodging. She
saw his meaning and, instead of taking oticnse ,
sent him actually an account, IN which everything
he had had at her palace was charged for at
monstrous price. SO far the exchange was, per-
haps only fair but the Cfoat could not digest the
indignty pnt upon his self esteem, and all his love
for KaroIyi turned into desire for vengeance,
which he gratified by filing her palace with com
mon soldiers. Thus ended the renowned Ban
first love adventure in Pesh, TO the nextingaisha
bic mrtb OF the worthy citizens.
Baroness Won Bechs Personal Adventures hungary
SIR EDWARD BuLwER LYTToS SEAr.-A cor
respondent Of the Lincolnshire GhrOntcle OBJ
serves LET the reader recall the most magnlf-
cent apartment he has ever seen--trgnsioEm the
furniture into the richest specimens OF the an
tique on which his eyes have fingered, and then
proceed in Imagination, through series OF rooms,
the western drawing room the oval room, the
principal drawing room, with lobbies, landings'
boudoirs and closets aud ceilings groined ana
eilt. the yalls hidden with rich oid tapestry ana
paintings the chimney pieces elaborate!y scalp
tr,raJ tbo u,indows filed with stained glass tell
;oa .be;r senarate heraIdic or historical stores
ms ~ he fnr5itnre, partly home male, by our
dna 'po ancestors, and partly brought from
pHiiiI go NJ the Medici ct Florence from
inc ai% Rone Naples, Germany, France, Spain,
81 Graece and he may form faint conception
." a. t,;z gorgeous palace Of modern genius Even
tl,a bedrooms are worth weeks study by an
r,i.f Here all within is Of the age Of one OF the
Hsnrvs next we are brought into the real dor
-aitory Of Queen Elizabeth a few minutes after
,rsrd we are introduced TO the accommodations
IS cavalier IN the time OF Charles l. and H.;
and anon we reyel in the luxurious appendases
If French c0acAer in the memorable reign OF
Louis XIV"
PETER ARREsrED.-Ma PETER, the German,
oborped with the murder u bis wife at Schuylhiii
Haven. Pa was arrested Monday, and rs aow
'..I.,ee IN fail IL Orwgs5srg. #hsu arrested, he
nartly eoEgessed tl.at be lad committed the deed,
but that It was done accidentally.