New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13

&C sor Far -isco which ". Isporte he present d.
rotor If the establishment, assured US was the best
Eobt which had -er yet been manufactured m Paris
II j. therefore the best instrument IN the world AT
mot Of tie perops as, nblcd equal TO that of tho
uoorday sun In summer Among the persons present
10 witness this frst public experiment I'm these Dcau
tful AID valuable lights were us ENcelrncy, VI. Ma
sou Mr.. ard Niss Mason, Ma Cas- chalse Al
fairs o. Keno; Capt. NagrUdcr l.. :. AFh!' ,P'
Bartlett srd lady. MIR. and Mrs. BaJbsI Mr. ana mrs.
Allen MI Chase Dir. Ludlam and ~w others' most
~ from New-iork.
4 few days ago the Ministerial Journals announced
the arrival al Lieutenant Colonel SImner. Of the
United States Army. en- IN important diplomatic mis-
sion near the French Government They have since
suuo-nccd the arrival of another MESSENGER by tho
Uayre steamer. Che Uuion.) similar Grand. Tho
ca'y truth in all tbs is tla- Col. Sumner who was tho
H.: AGENT seLt cut from WashiI gton with >patches tO
nir S.ulS was charged by the Government 20 stop =
certain time in France. sitter having discharged his
r,is,an az Madrid. to make ol scryar'rs upon the
French army lis exercises lis discipline lis equip
,n,,s and b~r,ack arrangements A. the artlcry ie-
rartucrt of the army j. modelled after the pnoi-
lie, laid down for that bTanch 81 the sei'ee by tha
Emperor himself the Colonel iond no dheait! N OBJ
tanning al. interyiee with their Majestes. Dressed in
the plain uatom Il the service, Uniform Which had
evidently Travelled in the -ions If the RocfY Noun
taius and accompanied by Mr. Mason and Nr. Nc
Rae hc was received ~ thc Emperor surrounded by
brilliant suite Of officers in full dress. The CrieneIs
lllttN AR. MS totllteN. ana Ills rusty NNNt" a"'
Gsmaacd uniform, pleased the Emperor, who alter
ward said to Mr. Mason that he recognized in him st
ouce brave man. and man who had seen service ON
the battlefield. The Emperor entertained the conpa.
nv nearly an hour IN conversation and assured Colonel
Simmer that b, was dcli.htcd with the object of his
mission and that every facility should be offered him
IN his Investigation which Il was IN his power 20 give.
The c,mpany were sIterNard presented 10 tue l.nl-
press who received them also IN state. surrounded ny
her maids ct honor In the course of the interview,
her Maesy took occasion Ia introduce the subject OF
American intervention in Cuban affairs, Der idYorita
th,ue in the presence Of Americans
Dr. Cottuau of Louisiana gentleman who lcit this
cit, Two months ago to Join the Russian army nas, 1t
seems ty late uGyicos which have ust received from
-. Petersburg been placed III n IN power by the Bun
pcror He has received surgical rank IN the army
which gives him the title and position Of military col-
selor o the Fmperor and ON the occasion Il a late
review an assured that he rode at hisNiaesys side.
Dr. Cottman is about fort! live years of asehe rich,
speaks French nueL;ly, and IL warm partisan OF
Kus sin in her present contest His promotion srO
doubt due in part to the latter circumstance His
family which consists of a daughter onl! awaited his
return in Paris.
one of the largest and most agreeable American
sortes which has occurred in Paris the present season,
was given by Mrs. Demug in her spacious and elegant
par'ors ia the Rue dAstorg, on "Wednesday evening
last Among the persons present known 10 the gem
eral reader were Judge Tiat Secretary OF Location.
and his amiable aud talented lady, Mr. McRae Consul
AT Paris. Mr.. O'Suliyar, former eC.tor oi Ire DEM
ocrafc Rcrnr and now Charge dAfaires Ia Portugal,
Col Sumner and a good representation OF Ncw-l0rh
merchant princes, German and French nObl.t!. Two
brides were present, one OF whom was mo
daughter of Mr. Becbc. broker, Of Walst., Just
marri,d to young Syrian. As will De seen
hy some of the names above. Young Amerlca" was
well represented this occasion, and many glass III
the excellent host and hosteSss champagne flowed IN
tl,ir honor. In the course of conversation ON tho
EMPRESS fcudncss for the Cuban question Nj. OSul-
Ivan expressed regret that he could not say la thc
city long enough To- secure Introduction IN o'dtr To
give her his views on the subject gentleman IN II
position 10 know assured him that so far as making
Her Maiesty acquainted with his views ON the Cuban
question WIS concerned, there would be no necessity
of any explanations. for Her Majesty was perfectly
posted up on his autcc,Gents; she knew his history,
Lis fibuster tendencies she knew that be hal been
appointed 10 Lisbon, that he WAS ,Len ~ Pars, anf
trH adSsed Of GH RS mOremcas This rather TOOK
Young America ahack, for he Lad not supposed that
his humble efforts in favor Of Cuban independence had
secured him such Importance.
A fashionable marriage, which has been for somo
time an exciting dit with the LoH monde has been
At lens h definitely fixed for the middle Of june Tho
parties are Major Lewis Cass, Charge dAha.res at
Rome and the beautiful Miss Ludlum of Ncw-fork,
low residing in thie city with her parents.
Tie work Of Captain Wayne Reid Of New York en-
itl,5 he "Scalp-llmtcrs," which translated into
Frcnch by NJ. Ngrc Bureau and pablish, as
TepiltR IN the Prose- las now been got ont in book
or. and the first edition having been sold in les tam
Il week. a fecond edition il about 70 appear IN cdeaP
ferm for which the publisher anticipate still greater
success.
The tbirl volume of Dr. Verons great work. Msmo.res
daa Bourgeois de Paris has just made It's app arance,
aAd surI asses it, predecessors IN interest. J.
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