New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

The following is the official return Of Foreign and
Colonial Goods for the Great Exhibition TO May 10.
Belgian, l,056 packages Bolivia, Brazil CHINA
2C6 Denmark 76 Egypt, 80 France, 1920 Aus
tria Gs6 Hanover, II Hamburg, 1870, Lubbock, 3 ,
Oldenburg 3 Bavaria, S Baden, . HeSse, lO3
Nassau, IA Prussia. 1909 Saxony, lac SAKE Mem
iugon, 3 Wunemburg 1879 Frankfort, IS Greece
rs Holland, 900 Naples, 3 Rome, q Sardinia. s.
Tuscany, 10, Mexico, 4, New-Grenada, Poru,4
Persia, Portugal. 10 Russia, 253 Spain 23i
Sweden and Norway, % Switzerland, 1855 Tunls
2G3 Turkey. 90. United States, 900 Western Afri-
ca g. Hayti, 3 Society Islands l New South
Wales 70, South Australia, % Van Dleman's Land,
So New Zealand. ~ Bermuda Canada, 34S
CeylOn, II Hong Kong, 81 India, $50 Malta, AZ
Mauritlus, 9; New Brunswick, ., Nova Scotia, IS ;
st. Helena. 4 Antigua, Bahamas, 9 Barbados,
3 British Guyana, l6 Grenada Jamaica, 3 Mont
Serrat 2 Trinidad, 81 Guernsey 10, Jersey 81
Total Foreign, lOO55; Colonial, 1877 Channel ISL
andS, Sill 400.
On Thursday communications by electric tee-
graph were completed between the Crystal Palace
and Buckingham Palace the Admiralty, and the
chef police station AT Scotlandyard.
MIR David Roberts has, It IS said, received her
MaeStys commands 10 paint, on a small scale,
picture recording incident IN the royal progress
through the tranSept of the Crystal Palace on the
day OF It's Inauguration.
According to an official document presented to
Parliament, the OF CLOGS Is was paid last year
for the salaries Of Secretaries Clerks and Messenger
of the Commission for the Promotion of the Exhlbl-
ton Of the Works of Industry OF all Nations.
-Messrs Bradbury & Evans, printers and publish
crs, London, have been prosecuted, under the news
paper stamp act for publishing DickenSS " House
hold Narrative" on unstamped paper. Inc case
was nMued IN the Court of Queens Bench on W0d-
nesdAy. The Court took time TO consider It's Juds-
ment.
1t is understood that the marriage of Miss Talbot
viii take place in June at the residence of the Count
eSS NeWbuTgh IN WlliOn-CreScent Lord Edward
Fitzalan Howard the betrothed husband Is thirty
four years of age and possesses some properly IN ms
own right He IS heir To the GloSSop estate, IN Der
byshire, value E27OO per annum now IN possession
Of his father, the Duke Of Norfolk.
A Parliamentary paper has been printed show
ing that the sum of 5000 Will be required 10 be voted
to defray the charge of the retirement OF the addl-
tlOnal number of AdmlralS Captains, Commanders,
and LcutCnants of the Royal Navy, IN the year end
ing the 3lSt of March last
In England there are two millions of draughi and
pleasure horses, and one hundred thousand agricul-
tural horses.
-ViScoun Melbourne is in such precarlous state
OF health that but slight hopes are entertained OF ms
recovery In consequence of his Illness 'lSc0uteSS
PalmerSion has put of her reunions
A public controversy, in weekly correspondence
between the celebrated Father Ignatius and the Rev.
Alexander King, Independent Minister, upon the VI
tai questions At issue between CatnouclSm anu IIo'-
oStansm, Is agreed upon by both ClergyIneh
AT MeSsrs Mason & ASguithS Owlethall Col
hery GilderSton, Yorkshire, there are two boilers
built I'M the oblOng form, each 81 feet IN lenglh anu
feet IN diameter and from the hardness OF me wafer
a cOrrosion had taken place. After trying Il NUMBER
of experiments without success the owners pun De-
tween and 5 lbs Of leather curriers' ShaymgS into
each boiler, and this has entirely prevented all fur
thCr COuOSOn.
A fine portrait of George Canning has been pre-
scented to the Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce oy j.
Graham Gilbert, ESQ.
Among the books recently prohibited by the POI
lice of Berlin was one containing series OF extracts
from the writings Of Luther, of political and demo-
cratic character
What would be the feelings of Sir Walter ScoU
. ne T. HOPE
transforming the Aobo,siord Library into PoplSh
Chapel-OfCaSe'