New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

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lo.,1 RAT the Nome Cri..o VS. q "'reA
vh;cb allied fom Greece for ha-seileS Two HVu'D'
AGO She b,s no. sincs been heard o.. ana -
N,re. feared that che is 'o:t
Prince Nspoleon AMI tie Py.rcsss Co'..as nS's
taken Cd their res.ieree in the villa eFee'ea .!
lighpess in tie Champs KY sess'
A Turin letter in the Pasr,e Of July - sN!' VI"
tie Hungarian egioa is dissolved, aai 'ha' Museum
Las sore to Aix.ies-Dains.
We understand that borj Broagham sn' n'S
Grace the Duke of Buoclepch VII be nouiiaa'eu io'
the ofic- Of Chancellor Of the University Oh ENG
bureh. Tie election, which tskes place IN ootoosF'
i by tie General Council of the University the eslS
ter Of which, We understand, already num'tr' ABOVE
900 members.
M. Lautour Mezarsy, known in the ltsrsfy
world, and at one time Project of Alger', has Jas'
died a. Pans, after a painful illness.
The name Of Z, Minister Of Finance in The new
Ssr;itisr Government is Oytsns, rot Estaaa, As u
appeared in the telesrsphc announcement
The election Of .ae President q the Wesleyan
Conference TO he held at Manchester, during tne as
week Of July. says Tie Doacaster Ga'e1' eSei'es
much interest. and we .ear, on good authority max
the Rev Sauue. Wadiy, the Governor and Cnsp Nn
Of Wesley College. Sheffield, is 70 be honoTed Win
tina, distinction.
Mr.. Rarey. according 70 TIE London Aers' re.
Gently gave another public exhibition Of his method OF
horse.tauipg or a particularly savage Sahe!k cart
horse, az the Alhambra Pasce:
Every available seat wss occupied long before tue
commencement OF the lecture. Mr.. Rarey began oy
exhibiting Cruiser and aterward introduced mare
which he had never before seen, but which had the
def, CT of extreme nervousness while beng mounted
AZ tho termination Of the lesson NJ. Rsrey showed
~ rlsre the saddle then gently slid n over ner neck
Oh 10 her back; then threw on gently az hrs', ara
stterwari with considerable force, secured H. anu
eventually mounted the ariual, beating drum GA her
back. Mr. Rsrey explained that single short lesson
was not sufficient but that repetition OF his me moo
would effect certain cure. The mare was theh LED
out and general stir of expectation amor the andi
erce heraded the approach Of the redcubt able Sun k
cat horse Size He was led N by two grOons, VINO
took the earliest possible opportunity Of leaving
their charge in the HANDS OF Mr. karey. Ihe
horse which powerful roam, oil e!ephan,ihe
bu k had seriously wOur ded one attendant ara had
killed another bu. was rather vicious than Wild lie
showed himself incident, but a. unexpected tLes he
would turn round and suddenly bite. Directly he was
alone with bis tutor he began 20 howl and enaeaVored
10 grasp the arm of Mr.. Rarey, who, WITH watcniul
eve, managed to keep at convenient distance. Az
last the strap pa,sed round the near tore reg the
lor ger thorg buckled round the boot OF the on
fore leg ard passed underneath the surcnge ana the
The audience were on the ptoe q, expectation. Some
90 the ladies' were leaning forward with anxiety,
Others shrinking bsck with horror al the ann apaed
struggles but the enormous animal WAS dencish' III
courage and WELDED most at discretion. Mr. Rarey,
in fact had no difficulty whatever II was no hsut
between human pstieDcc and the high blood OF race
horse but was As easily settled a. contest between
strong determined man ard big, cOwardy oulyi
the latter was Conquered immediately. The Instant
he found himself on his knees he gave IT, aui
contented himself with bowling and snapping 4. the
hand Of Mr. Rarey whenever that gentleman ap
preached his head Lite BY little even this evidence
OF vice less percepibe, aud eventually he allowed
his tutor to approach bim pat hin, mount him, and III
short to DO whatever he pleased with him. Mr. Rarey
then announced that, his contract with Government
would occupy his attention for time, he was una
bic TO fix date for future public exhibition
Tile NercasHe England Daily Chronicle says
that n weknowr banker lately observed that several
Of his clerks hed adorned themselves with moustaohes
He called into bis private room all the moustsched,
and said. " Gentlemen, | have wish 70 interfere
with Your private smuseInents hobbies, but must
insist upon tho moustaches being OF in business
hours. After 5 p. III. indulge your hobbies, if you
hoose"
The remarkable collection Of ancient and modern
pictures belonging to the late Lord Northwck, of
Northwick park Worcesershire at ThirestaDe house,
CLeer ham, and which IS one OF the largest collec-
.ion of the kind before submitted to pubic com
petition. is about to be brought under the hammer
The magnitude aud Importance OF the sale may be I'M
sgned from the fact that the catalogue alone Is pub
shed at IS and contains let of not less than sSl
pictures the enumeration of which occupies log pages
The gallery contains fine examples by Raitaeie, aan,
Carlo Dole, Guido, Claude, Vessquez, MurTe Reu-
bers Yandyck Sir joshua Reynolds, Sir I. Lawrence,
Muller sc.
A Msn cores pondent Of The London Times, In
a spirited sketch OF Garbaldi remarks:
"There s not cue Of the buts, Ithtograpas, photo
grsphs Sc. which sold by Thousands throughout
Italy ard Europe GsriDaldis portraits, that gives
the slightest idea Of the expression of that noble coun
teusrce There il not the least approach to erceness
or wlineSs about the heros counteIau e. lie looks
int ig, IT. earnest benevolent and aiabe IN the ex
IRENE. lie j. somewhat narrow shout The Temples
round headed square vssged he has hne hesd,
but not very massive. d large, but oy no means
broad face Even his beard is sbsurdly exaggerated
by II men who have worked a. his likeness, or else
he has lately been trimming Il N the excessive neat
The hair is brown-red, and has been rich and glossy
The eve struck ne as light gray, but with TINT OF
the hou-red in IL. His voice is clear, ringing
siyer.toned Nothing equal the gentleness, free
don and ease OF his address. lie sa. 1p IN ms
bed, without the least efVrt 10 welcome me aid,
Ike ole free from suffering, ne he'd ont his hand,
and said he bi0len by common friend 10 take
me by the hand and would be happy 70 do 20. lie
then esnt On his elbow, and | proceeded with my
eirand-wDicb is no mans business. As | surveyed
that fne bright face, that powerful yet elegant and
symm etl csl frame and beheld the tsir, plump, Lom-
bard lacy seaed by his bedside, could scarcely az
tend 10 what saying, my imagination ran back
TO the in The Tslsman, and faucied sas the
lion hearted King lying on his lions hides, and his
lovely Queen suppant at his feet for the life Vi the
Scotch knight. Truly, Gar.bsdi 10 one of na.ule.s
own kings and leaders OF IL vas neither ieir
justice good taste to represen. hun az trucuen,
bandit or g. theatrical hero. Loaded With stars and
crosses By than monarch, he never wears any
decoration or distinction whatever His costume H. or
rather wac picturesque yet extremely simple. suited