New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
Miscellaneous Items,

The Right Hon. Sydney Herbert M.
r. obtains seat In the House of Lords by the death OF
M brother the Earl of Pembroke, in Paris.
The penny subscription fund for the
Peel testimonial is wound up, the realized be-
ing &l,737 0i6
The Genoa Gazette of tina Sd states
from Florence, that change of ministry is expected
there, which will materially increase Austrian influence
The emigration from Liverpool to the
Rold regions of Australia is rapidly extending. Two
vessels the Hannah, and the Boomer have, we believe
sailed this week and four other the Fanny, the Falcon
che Grasmere and the Greong will sail in the Of
the present month. The steerage and intermediate
bsrths in all these vessels have been eagerly taken
The first cargo of iron for the Egyptian
perin,endencc of Mr.. Robert Stephenson, was dis.
patched from Cardiff on the Goth ut We understand
other cargoes in of loading at various
outports, which will continue to be the case unhl the
whole Of the materials have been shipped.
The Paris correspondent of the hide
psadamcs OF Brussels gives the following the present
circulation of the Paris press Consiitzoansl 2sCoO
ansle $1,000; Pyesse, 1000; Debats, 1900; Pays
1900; Estqffte 1900; Assembise Rationale 1900
Union, 5000 The rest have no currency worth men
toning.
-Four vessels have arrived at the port
efLondon from Sydney bringing altogether gold of the
estimated value of 437s000. Another ship the Hero,
y daily expected with further sum OF &l0OOo0 The
Hmaiaya, which to sail nom Port Phllp on the
llth December would, il said "take quantity of
gold that would astonish old England" The ship Mel
bourne TO sail the 22d December, from the same
port, with asum of 100000 The Melbourne Argas, of
December 80 partly from ascerained facts and partly
from moderate estimates states that the total yield OF the
dggings In the first three months was 3T30,242 The
weekly yield Of Mount Alexander one of the more
Gently discovered gold fields WAS however at the date
OF the latest advices December "a estimated at
el00o00
The cultivation of Indian corn is very
yapdly increasing in Germany The house of Pope &
Co, which imports the seed from America, has this year
received extensive orders, that it has difficulty in
s1cctustng them
John Dove, the unfortunate man who
drowned himself In the Serpentine Friday the Cd
Instant had il is ascertaned been coachman TO Jenny
The necessity of dispensing with his services From her
hherslity and his own economy, he had acquired suif
elrnt capital 10 open coffee shop, but failing IN this
dertskng he urged to destroy his own life leaving
his widow and two young children wholly unprovded
lbr
The Palace of the Convertiti, at the
Dot Of the vsticsn Is being fitted up for the training
ssd instruction Of such Protestant clergymen may
Church The Pope has taken on himself from his privy
Priesthood
1T has been recently discovered that,
Or time past an infamous traffic has been carried
between Paris and London 10 supply certain houses
Of an Infamous character in London with young women
fforn France, and vice The French police have
jsst made fragrant discoveries in regard TO the
sfrocieus system
The Emperor Of Russia, who is an in
valid about visit the waters of Schwabach In Mas.
sau In crossing through Germany the Gear proposes
10 visit the courts of Vienna and Berlin.
The journals are always telling stories
Of Roesinis coming to Paris with opera but we
and notice OF letter from the Composer 10 Professor
Bordogni stsng that he wiz reach Paris with the
Mss cf his five act opera Joes Gtrc IL Is my swan
song" "says Rossni "and therefore am In no hurry
% sing IT,
Count Bosca, wealthy nobleman of
Milan. has undertaken the arrangement of the opera
house, La Scala
The Ailgemeine Zeitung comments
upon the large salaries paid 10 opera singers in America
and does not wonder that all the Prime D0Rss eager
- reach the hand Of dollars.
Miss Jetty TreiIz is again engaged by
Jsllis,. and has LETT Vienna for London.
mir. Tslfoard, son Of the learned JUS.
Zee has written the Easter piece for the Royal Greeian
Saloon, London It's aburiesque on The Sot.le Imp"
and is called ssfiris Ia Bondn' at
I'VE observe IN the Belgian papers a
seses Of the ins<sson on iAs pan of the canArd Com