New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11


mark IN their forehead indicating their caste &c
This is sometimes a round patch, as large as
sixperce, or one or more horizontal lines either
white, red or yellow These are painted fresh
every day
The photographic section Of the Vienna Min
stry Of Trade is preparing for Queen Victoria a
splendid Album, containing the costumes and ma
tionsl melodies Of all races comprised in the Aus
triAn empire.
"A poor girl Of Chambery, in Savoy, who had
died by taking poison, and was denied the rites
Of lepulture, was buried publicly in the cemetery
by 4 crowd of people who shouted "Vive sio-
card ' "A bas les pretres"
Twenty men belonging to the band Of Passs-
tore, the famous Roman bandit, have been arrest
ed in Lombardy.
Eugene Sue is now publishing in the teuEletoH
Of the Paris Silcle romance called La 6oHRe
Arenture which shows up the corruption of the
higher classes Of French society in way which
it must be hoped is altogether exaggerated.
Gen. Radowitz, late Prussian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, is in retirement at Erfurt, writ
ing history OF the last ten years Of the Prussian
State.
Lieut. Bouvet Of the French Navy is aboutto
90 out on the part Of the government of that re-
public as Commissioner to the African King Of
Dahomey. Lieut.. B. has already distinguished
himself in the exploration Of the West coast Of
Africa.
AT late dinner of the German Club in Lon
don, John Ronge, Strive and Kinkel were pres.
sent and made speeches
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ton of 2,O46,9sl souls
- The Pope has erected three new Sees in the
West Indian Colonies of France.
Several eagles from Scotland lately committed
great depredations among poultry at Boulogne-
sar-Mer, in France.
M Meyerbeer has been named az honorary
member of the Philharmonic Society of St. Peters
burg one Of the first honorary members of which
was the great Haydn.
M. de Rothschild is now having built at Bor-
deaux the largest merchant vessel ever seen in
France. She will be 800 tuns burden, and be
called the Vile de Frankfort.
Prince Galitzin has announced, that in the
center of the Sea of Aral, a group Of islands has
lust been discovered to the principal of which the
names of Nicholas l., Constantine and LazareH
have been given.
Slight shocks of earthquake were felt at Zu-
rich, schwyz and Berne on the morning of Feb. 5.
The night previous had been very wet and the
temperature like that of Spring. No damage was
done at either place.
Plus TX. has accepted the proposals of
company of British capitalists for the construction
of railroad between Ancona and Bologna, to
Join the great Trieste and Leghorn line, touching
at Bologna.
From Munich it is said that King Louis is
about to erect in the general Cemetery Of Cassel,
where rest the ashes OF the historian, a monument
to the memory of the Swiss historian Muller, de-
signs for which have been executed by the painter
Overlook.
An English journal, under the title Of the
Parisian, is about to be published weekly at
Paris It's design is to familiarize the British
public with the progress Of the French nation in
literature and science.
"A translation in l2mo. Of part of Mr.. Ralph
Waldo Emersons writings, with the title Essays
of american Philos0phy, has been published at
Paris. The translator Is MIR. Emile Montegut.
1t is announced that Lamartne has just con.
tracted with certain publishers to write History
Of the Restoration, in eight or ten volumes at the
price of $4,000 each. He is also, it is said, under
contract to write History Of tie Directory as a
sort Of supplement to his book on the Giro1dists;
and History Of Turkey is spoken Of.
The Gaztte Of Genoa, under date Of Venice,
Feb ., says: The illness Of the Count Of Chan.
bord has assumed so serious q character, thas the
sacraments have been administered to him, and
little hope is entertained Of his recovery. His
mother, wife, and aunt d'Angouleme have not
quilted his room for some days The Duke OF
Modena has arrived here expressly to see him."