New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03
Items by the Niagara.

[Prepafss ior lie TroaHs
The American squadron will leave Naples n
few days for Spezzia. The Court OF inquiry
On Captain Lstimer Of the Cumberland, Siser
three months, Is a. length closed. lne nature o,
the charges preferred by Lieutenant Flag, snd
supported by g mass of evidence from nearly
every officer OF the ship will render It necessary
for the sake Of discipline, that an immediate
change should take place. 1t IS SAID Commoaore
Morgan viii transfer his flag % the Cumberland
on that account should observe the Amsricans
ere in high favor with the Neaposan Govern
neut because the Commodore refuses 70 receive
political offenders on board bis ships. IL 10 eX'
oected the American steamer Mississippi viii
/ leave Naples 20 take MP Kossuth. Orders from
Warrington TO that effect are expected daily.
Miss Talbot is about TO give toe hsppiest So
linton 20 her recent difficulties w 2 see thal she
is about 70 be married 70 Lord Edward Ftizaian
/ Howard Nj. P. Tor H0rshsm, second son OF the
/ Duke of Norfolk. Hereditary Earl Marshal and
Premier Peer of England. His Iordship holds the
Office Of ice Chamberlain 70 the Queen, aud Is
/ in his 3 ith year. 1t, perhaps, need scarcely De
added that Lord Ed ard is a Roman Catholic.
Sir f. Bulwer LyttOn, Charles Dickens,
Tbackerav Doug as Jerrold, Macse, Stanhed,
and others have associated themselves in order
10 raise 4 subscription for the purchase OF an
annuity for Mr. Jordan, Editor Of the Literary
GG@the.
-Maclise, the artist is about to paint into one
large picture, the portraits of ali the amateur
actors in Sir E. b. Lyttons contribution play, to-
gether with that Of the author himself the pro
ceeds of the work, by engraving and by sale. 70
go to the purposes of the new Literary Relief In
stituton.
There is 70 be another Romish orator in Lon
don where I ather Gavszzis success has been 50
remarkable We observe that the celebrated
preacher Ptre Rsvignsn, of the Society Of Jesuits
is preparing to leave Paris after the Easter holy
J. dn,- ead RI yUha = "
during the period the Great Exposition is to re-
main open.
The rights of Woman question has Just
been practically illustrated in Paris 1t seems
that great interest was excited on Saturday, Ia
the Court of Appeal, by a lady, Nine Grange,
pleading her own cause. in an affair relative 10
the admission OF a claim Of l6,SSlt In a bank
ruptcy. The lady spoke for nearly three hours,
and displayed all the self confidence and skill Of
practised advocate She did not make use Of
noter, though she had numerous documents 10
refer to- She also discussed, with much talent,
certain questions Of English law, which were
/ necessary to the elucdatOn OF her case.
The Great Exhibition continues to be the
great object OF interest 10 London. We select
| few items Illustrative ofits progress: Among the
editors chosen for the Catalogue is the celebrated
/ Baron Liebg The scientific revision and pre-
/ DAration of the work is entrusted 10 Mr.. Robert
| Ellis: the historical introduction to cir. Cole
the account of the Crystal Palace TO Ar. Digby
A fG 5hs dtss q coz sS@Pson 70 Mr. asPR
! has seen piece oflace net manufactured at Not
tingham, for the Exhibition of Industry, from
cotton spun at Manchester. of extraordinary fine
/ ness. The cotton was picked Sea Island, worth
about 81 I'd the 10. The yarn spun from this cot
/ ton YVES coo hanks TO the 10 each hank about 40
/ yards long, and the cost when spun would be
/ about t27 l0s per h. AS the yarn would have
! TO be doubled before use, this would cost an ad-
m A Of I
! for the yarn FOR the fabric before it was used.
As a commencement Of the hosptaties
which, We trust will be generally shown 10 our
visitors at the Exhibition, Mr. Z w. Cox, the
proprietor Of the Journal Of the Exhibition and Of
the Critic has invited all the foreign commission.
ers to a sOWee Of authors and artists at his man
Sion in Russell square, on the evening of Wed
nesdsy the 23d inst We understand it 10 be
bis intention 10 entertain Ia like manner the for
egners distinguished in literature, arts, and
science who may visit London during the sum.
mer We trust that similar hospitslites will be
extensively shown by the residents in the me
tropos, that visitors may learn something
also Of the social as well as Of the pubic life Of
England
of the contributions Of Messrs Howell X
James, the Regent ST. purveyors OF aristOcratlc
luze it is stated that the display at present open
IN Regentst 10 extensive and gorgeous There
is not a portion Of the globe from which produc
tons Of taIte emsnste but 10 represented. The
cyeme de la creme Of the Indies and China, the
most exquisite lace of Aechn, the richest silks
OF Lyons a proiusi OF novel jeWelry, feathers
OF the Rcsrcest plumage, artificial flowers, cheat
ing the judgment OF the florist, and bronZes en-.
dowed bv genius al salon after salon. THE suite
Of which extends over the neighbOrng mansions j
yet the eye tires not, so refreshing recherche is
the tOht ensemble. That portion of the industrial
wealth intended for Hyde Park will not, we are
informed, be removed so soon as intended, ar
rsnsementa having been entered into to keep
open this Dette exposition the whole Of Thursday
The Examiner says Hyde-park is in the
complete, undsturbed, undisputed possession Of
the Young blackguArdism OF London On Sun
DAYS especially, the vsgsbonds smuse themselves
with stOning and hustling the passengers, and
have their will of them in say way most divert
ing to them, at discretion. Hot park keeper or
police officer is 70 be seen during the Saturnalle
They seem 70 keep OUT OF the way system atica-
~. in order thar practice may may make perfect
and that az the opening ot the Exhibition We
may khow foreigners the i5tnsnse superiority Of
the British blsckgusId over the black guards OF
every other nation OF the world, ana beautiful
specimen Of the liberty Of TIE rauUals sVJet.
49, Moribund, old Turkey, has felt the impulse,
and the Journal de COnst0at30p@e states that on
the 22nd ult. the Sultan went 20 the hotel Of the
Minister of Commerce 70 inspect all the articles
which were to be forwarded 20 the grand eXhl.
bition in London His Bighoess commenced bis
eXamli aton Oy the grand Eahery OF llo5afeIi
ard particularly noticed tbs rich silk spun by
steam, brought from TIE LibasUs as vel as those
fom the manufactures Of Bgoussa. de then
proceeded to the grand coOscl chamber, ~here
the richest productions OF lbs empire were laid
out he was particularly EEu,k with the mag
nifcent carpets, the Eilks the embroidered
dresses particularly superb velvet cloak, en-
broioered IN gold, the pictareGqae costumes Of
Albania, sc. The Sultan also examined with
much attention the varied collection Of natural
productions particularly 4he minerals The Sui
tsna Nsic6 announced her attention Of inspect.
iug the different articles.
The Paris Siecls bss determined, by vote o.
the shareholders 10 support Gea. Csvagnsc Tor
the Presidency.