New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
PERSONAL

pents,ion fer their Effort. TO oppose tie Russian
war.
The talk Of a fusion between The Lsgtinists and
O,esI iss Is again spoken OF "a CO.. 'euP'aea sep
The Count de Paris is sai 10 be sn1io>sto e"sosn
himself at once a. the executor Of b. .'atner WI,
which is ae.iu be posted up this year "a fari' on
the oath Of August.
We read in the Nord: "Varous eIplsa ations
have been given TO the nomination of the DaiSe OF
Mslskof IS Grand Chancellor Of the Legion Of Horpr
The truth is that since his marriage the Marshal h.
desired iepo end residence in Paris hence lie wished
for that appointment"
A foreign correspondent Of TIE London Times
says: "A gsn'lemar who bss just arrived from Italy
st,tes that he the people 10 Nice drag the bust Of
the Emperor through the kennels of the town
"A letter from Milan, in the Ipdependente Of Turin,
coItars father Curious anec'ote. According to
the writer, when the Marquis NeIi Corsini di Laia-
tiCo, who, as il Known, was prime mover 10 the
revolution at Florence. heard of the pr,hminares of
pt ace having been signed at yillsfrapca he waited
upon sn exalted per-onage," TO ask what bad been
stipulsted with regard to Tuscany Exalted Person.
sge-No bipg. M.Iqui.-Tben the Grand Duke is
q. liberty to returL Exalted Personage- don't see
why not. MaIquf-But then Jon ~iu interfere to
protect him, and re.establish his Government EK-
allied Personsge-Not /, assuredly Marquis-But,
then. fear the people will refuse to receive him.
Exalted Persousge-Tant nieuL. Marqus-There
will be Disturbances. He will be driven out by main
force. Exalted Persopage-Toht mieur. Marquis
rather norplusseo)- How Tat nienZ! You
will permit HE TO mention this conversation to my
friends Exalted Personage-W all my heart you
will obi ge me (ah3i. The Ma quis, adds the letter,
struck with smazemeut, walked backward out of the
room with profound bows, and nutterng between his
teeth the famous taht niegr. This and other anec-
dotes Of the kind have greatly contributed to calm
Gavin toe feeling of exa.perat on which the first nd
pgs Of the peace produced throughout Italy. What
ever nay be the bist,ry of this imjrosi'o however,
it may be fairly questioned whether it Will be tda
naiep1 for Italy in the ,ld.
We learn from The Fayetteville ArkaHsaian that
John Roes Chief of the Cherokee Nation, s candi-
date for reelection and that far, although there
exists stro party sgainst bin, there is no oppoSi'
ton candidate. Tie Arkansaian gives the idstrious
John ANYTHING but good character. II charges him
with immense specu.tions upon the public property
and funds, snd with having, by means of the light
horse ensctnents, surrounded himself with band of
cut-,brosts ready to do his bidding.
The Committee appointed to award the Boylston
Medical Prizes have axaIded one prize-$6O, or
gold mejal of that value-tO CALVIN Ellis, Nj. d. OF
Boston, No prize was awarded for dissertations upon
the second question.
Prince Richard De MetterDch will be the new rep
reseutative Of Austria at the Court of the Tueries
Prince Richard is Of the deceased veteran Met
teInich by lis second wife, aud is about 80 years DID,
Its stated that the estates Of Mr.. Grstsn, amount
ing to at least 600 year. have been disposed of
as follows between his three daughters Mrs. Bolew
iIherits the Queens County estate, Mrs. LaDgdale
comes in for The estates in Dublin and Kildare, and on
the demise Of Mrs Grattan the Wicklow estates will
revert to Mrs. D.afe.
One Of the most significant signs of the confidence
in the of peace is to be found in the fact
of the celebration of two hundred marriages in the diff
ferent churches of Paris Saturday last. High aud
low ,ich snc poor are rushing to the atar The rus
t,cstop a great ecclesiastical authority TOR extraor-
binary behaviour On the occasion Of aristocTatic
marriage, which took place in July, has az
folded some little Amusement TO one part OF the
~ pulation and great scandal to the other. IL
is The custom in Paris on the occasion of mar
rage for the officiating priest to make an alocution
to tie happy couple on the duties imposed upon
them by the stats into which they have just
entered. On the occasion in question, the
fuuctionary standing on the steps OF the
altar, accompanying bis speech with the most light
and siry gestculaions seldom bebed elsewhere than
close TO the shts in front Of the pit of the theater,
held forth to the lofty bride and bridegroom in pres
epce of the hghborn relatives both male and female
who filed with pride and perfume the chapel where the
ceremony took place the most astounding, startling,
uIhesrd.of "alocucn which was ever printed in the
wort French books, when Louis iinze md NJ .dame
du Barry we're king of Frsnce, but which certainly
never Was spokeu by word Of mouth before. Confa-
sion ras at it's hight; the mothers sez,ng their
daughters stood not upon the order o: their gong
but a. once departed; the fathers withdrew
with mepscpg brow. Only the youug men remaileo,
out Of curiosity to see how far the venerable uoction-
AIRY would dare to go. Or course the event was ln-
stapty reported eoce.iastca headq srtsrs aud at
first vas deem I'd 70 be owing to momentary aberra-
zion Of intellect but Oh examination il was proved that
II monetary alteration had Its origin in bottle OF
bordeaux which the th,rty digtitsry had drained to
the last Drop before entering the church. The Arch
bishop is said to have b-en greatly wounded by the
occurrence which took place 10 too public manner
not 10 be spread all PaTia in less than no time,
and the order which has sent the offender 10 pass
some little inc in retirement has astonished nobody
Obey College, H., at its recent commencement,
made Mr., Samuel NJ. Smoker Of Philadelphia LII d.,
and Professor David Holmes of Lebanon H., ID. ID.
The CkuchmaH announces the unanimous cleo
ton Of the Right Rev. Horstio Southgate, D. d., to
the rectorshp of the Zion Church. in this city.
In tie case Of S. NJ. Booth Of Milwaukee, who is
charged with seduction, under more than usually az
grayated circumstances, the jury failed to agree, and
have been discharged. When discharged they stood
nine for Conviction and three for sequtta.
A notorious rufian, known 10 Southwestern Ar.
- "a rscL CoSs uss racer tlv killed by a woman