New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

u, tSo ,,,cAest devotion To The sovereign tlo' W. W.
ceme dowu upop us, from dAyc"wn 10 ,s,re
.a,ta, hcurv; sthoegh they eustaineo tn" Vav Ia
tos..~ th4,o Ssas not enela mod,ent Oh rney
Sbe tfnrs AND movements OF thu nuo r 60 rhirh
came "a, ard attack after attack, iu W., u soldcr GO
would have glsddcOcd the near. ~ " hv fire we'll
bsvc seen Nbea they @ere esra''fu r -, rtne from
9:oo.,d ms henrtFuAv directed as Ss't tnmnnt wien
,>nsitjoo ,hev never ecoiIed anu Ion tho game
fbey we're Ordo1eA to CO soi aou and prphers. Tney
up they t,eated ue ~ nss ,, most spendd most oeau
saetho'N 'oSuIs ~ y a. ,ached fom tne nSc 1,cIn
~. ians r, and eame forseFd auu Wh.n We came
etvts in front OF .nen n,v to months after hs ter
TO mix amons W. ~ the Turks ~ou!a say VNeto ~
rioie inhcsi0@,; eye smcog theo', 4 .nele f, onn
evs s"s ot friendship end the h'pr rhat was the
snd OF ksss" .spt along through the couotfy. vi tno
3eellpg O. f that empire epeaG III tae eooo sc".
S"seis's sact. higher. can assure you ~ "oad ads"
and, ~ 'es;ht. 10 exceed the kndaess anu 'ouSie.4
quite h rcct ivd from yho Emp9ror Here, az IN
tton say this would DO expected RON 80 u'Yu
yeu Int Waen tell yon that he In coisio'lSu "
qu'et;ects fxm one OF his country o the onei DO
RS lv The spirit Of ben, voenoe, then aui su'
pens ~ eve cheer for the Emperor OF Rl's'A
YShe"s In retucoipg shauks for the honor you nave
done len Mouravief 4s seid at the comm neelneh
shall say at the end that never 'eit more pio. % 40
xnv life, and AGAIN nave tno plee'Ni0 "
"A fhoueand thanks. -. ~. hoa
Cant Murray here shouted out we nase . NJ. naa
bsf q, ough Of cheering let us have Que cneer more
for MOuTayleh.' Laugh htes az" wv" ~ - II ~
~ Annrber officer immediately called tor one cheer
,,a fr the Emperor of Russa, call which was most
bnartiIy responded to by tue company.
Jv.Ny I,sn's LAST LONDoN CoNcERT Jenny
lind saps ct the lase time to London audience, at
Fxeter BALL on the evening OF the aOth ust. Inc OK
stement of the people upon tnis occaa'on was equal
IN ntenst, and unaniuny to that created by her hfs
appearance at Her MajestJ's Cheatco In May, lo47.
An immense audience assembled 10 hear her, and
uniycrsa sentiment of sadness pcrvaded the entire
multitude Conscious that they were listening for the
last time TO the voice Of her whom they had 80 hong
end so deservedly cherished the peope heard with
po,e of sorrow than delight Every piece II the pro-
sranme mad been sung before during the season, tho
Last one on the list being the celebrated Echo Song
At the conclusion of this piece the aadicnce rose s
one person, cheering with the utmost enthusiasm, to
which the singer responded by waving her hsndker
chief After she had RETIRED she was recalled and the
ssrne scene repeated
The london Times states, thst Madame Jenny
"Iind Goldsmith retites from public hte to devote
asbe.sef to home which is now, and has been since
"she was fret married one Of unclouded happiness
FRENCH DEsPorIsM.-We take the following from
The Press (Disrseh's weekly orgen)
Let us relate story--n0t of feud8sn, but Of the
nineteenth century in France. retired project OF
police in Palis employed clerk, very respectable
young married man, who, one day, about ten weeks
ago was missed from bio home. His WRe Came to IN
qure ut the house Of tse expefect but ne had not
a'rivod Several days passeo, and, ~ it was known
that he hGbItuay ste ady, regHar and cautloas
his 6isappeeianct caused the VI nost surprise. Al
length hs employer, anxious to relieve the dstess Of
the young wife, Determined to carry ont 81 inquiry;
and, knowing sJmethlng of Fienot habits OF Govern
uent, CONNIE need his investigation at the Prefecture
of Police. The Pretect eauted his dear pred7cf~$or
expressed his serious concern, called up an Official,
and directed an imme Late investigation. Tue nyes-
tigaon appeared to be affair, for he sUo2 Said
''Tel - that her husband is peri city safe Inat
was not considered satisfactory. Ieli her not 10 DO
'' alarmed. for Der hu-oaud has only goae abroad for
% short time How could he tell her this Z! That
woulo be no consolation to her misery. She desired to
know what had become OF her husband; she would nOt
believe he mad left her. g He has not left her. lie
"did not 90 he Wos sent TIE truth fs that - vas
AZ little of tater and to keep him sa{e he hls been
sent out to Cayenne aud now my deer predecessor
Aslsymputbze with the lddys distress, bat need not
aovire you how to take this matter, for yen know-
I" a9e q deSp0tasm."
VENDETTA IN CoRsIcA Our readers are aware Of
kid of social scOurge which has existed tron time
imueno,ial tht is,anos of CorscA anG SardiRI,
DE- the Of readctta Verge eance). remarkable
case of this kind has Just been ancaby settled a.
Agius near Tampo, Sardoin, between two powerful
faulite named Manic and Vasa. Ii had originated
the breaking off of marriage, aud in ihe coHrse Of
few yeass seventy one per ous had fallen vicna to