New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-12

edition consisted Of TO less than > COO copies. the
whole have been sold of and a second edition : IN
preparation. Prot Hagbergs translation s most IA
vorably SPOKEN OF by those who are qualified 20
Judge Oh lis merits. Notes ana queries.
RAILWAYS N IrALY.-LetterS from Vienna of the
18th OF July state the railway sly concluded be-
tween Austria, Parma MOcena. and Tuscany, 70
have been ratified by all the parties The line that
viii JOIN The Austrian railway 10 Tuscany vii. It +
believed lead from MOniera by BOrgntOrte MOteua,
ana the POreta. 10 Plsto)a. 80 thai BY iha; means,
and by the italian railways already existing. the
Mediterranean viii be- connected win the Adratlc.
Nr Abbott Lawrence the United states Minister
a. TINS court. having requested that IL sou tol /
Il Lawrence, may De allowed % take ont % The
Great Exhibition three of Mr.. Cots American re-
vovng pistols. 10 he forwarded to the Cape OF Good
Hope. ;OI the Use OF officer n Her MaleSty's ser
wee, the LOrss If the Treasury have gwen dircc-
tons to the proper authorities to permit the pistols
70 be removed rom the Exhibition Building. ana de-
hvered 10 Col Lawrence as requested
Letters from Tuscany state mat The probable add
ton TO the garrison Of LeghOm VIII De 2.b@ men
$1,000 Austr,ans are expected TO be aided 10 the
forces occupying Italy.
SINGULAR C,>E-On the Is; OF July. during the
thunder storm, man named Raeourn, residing IN the
Croft Paisley. struck dumb Raeburn, II ap-
years. IS standing hear a window. when one 81 the
flashes OF lightning more vivid than usual. had such
effect on MS organs OF speech thai he could not ar
tcualc Sylla5ie The advice OF several medical gen
tlemCR A. obtained, but all tono purpose and what
stTdn geS OF all. hurt or defect Whaeyercoud
be observed. Next day, RaeOurn advised 10 try
what galyaIlSm could effect IN his case. and he AZ
once proceeded to Mr. FergusOn'S galvanlc ope-
rating rooms IN Sneddon-si Here. after the appll-
cation for few minutes ot tho battery 70 ms neck
lie was able 70 artlculatc one or two Syllao.eS his
Joy . this II may be imagined was very great and
happy TO say. that after SIX applications from
the eavanc apparatus, his speech has all but TecOv
cred Its former huency. Raeburn is about % years
OF age and all that he felt at the time he was struck
dumb kind OF glddy feeling for about a minute.
lGlasgOw Saturdar Post
SPANISH MoRALs.-The Toledo daggeris no longer
to be taken a. a type of the Spanish manners. Span
Ish jealousy, which was formerly proveroal, mas
gwen place to the most unaccOuntabe indifference
and the most degrading come tons have assumed
among this people an authentic and respected cAdr-
acter The m rriage ceremony rs the prelude 10 I'M
brldled gaantry While II would be considered IN
dccorous IN an unmarried female 10 be seen alone
out OF doors sitting tets-o-tefe with gentleman,
tie married lady goes whore she pleases, and re-
ceives what company she BIKES. When ind.Spesed,
she Is visited bv her acQuaInt nce Of both sexes In
her bedchamber, having herhead previously dressed
that She may be seen 20 the best advantage.
Immediately after marriage, the Spanish belle must
have as matter Of course. her cortso, or lover, who
Is usually priest or monk, and has, IN general
very slong hold upon her affections her husband,
compared with this lover, IS person OF very second
ary consideration. The c1r'eio attends upon her
on all occaslou>ln private and nm public, IN health
and IN sickness When she SITS al home lie IS At her
SIDE when she walks out. his STm supports her
and when Sic oins IN the dance, he must be her part
ner The fidelity and conSiaucy Of the Spanish LADY
are tested BY her conduct 20 her c0TrJ THIS system
OF iaxity Is So general III SPAN, that there Is scarcely
"A lady OF rank or respectablhly Who has not her DO
mestc lover
gentleman ii Carthageua sad one morning to a
friend Before 60 20 res, this night The whole Guy
will be thrown INTO confusion THIS he himself
STONED by gong home An hour before MS usual
time u the 20 small yCyatlOn ~ ms wife an OF her
corfso whose precipitate retreat AMI unexpected az
rya III his own house occasoned the IKE CONFUSION
there thus by successive and similar operations,
was literally fulfilled the prediction y the morning
The clergy. ia general hold the principal places IN
this dSqraCeful connection al tne great cites tAe
canonS OF the caihedIalS. ant IN country 'lages the
mU,hS How different are the manners ABOVE de-
-crhed RON those OF Merry England ma now we
ought to cling TO those minded and iiir crea-
tons y no have no other c0rf d than The man thcy
accompany 20 the altar tLonion Journal.
BIow1NG Up or Bl,HoP.-The scandalous enron
icle OF this city has furnished some details respecting
the case of NonsgnOr TlZZanl's night. and me
blowing I'D of his house which, without answering
for Their correctness, consider suhceniY amusing
TO Law before YOUR readers. ms prelale. VINO i
sad 20 be rather OF a llart disposition was oohgei
10 leave RIe'i oi which place he was bishop, on ac
count of a rather ScandaiOus antr On ms return
10 Rome. although he belongs 70 the regular clergy
Of - Pieto, III Nicoli. IN his quality OF BISHOP he
lives out OF the convent, AT the house oi LADY 10
whose charms bdchOters say he - not lnsenslDle
Recently tins preate was appointed 10 preach to the
political prisoners at St Mlchael'S Prison, but these
poor vreiches were enraged NJ being exhorted TO
repep'ancc by "A hcrml, OF the b2nf)T, that long
goanS and Kisses Interrupted his sermons, ana some
agent OF aCcomphre OF theirs carried the un'aFord'
bic Demonstration far a, 10 throw grenade INTO
the cellar Of his house. which produced no other
mischief than thai of nllctlng a severe panic upon
iCor London Express, Rome. July q