New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

officers.
Price George Of Tuscany is to marry Maria
| Anna Infants OF Portugal.
The utmost CONSERVATION is said to prevail among
the Rothtcbd. The Vienna Rothschlid lately went
TO Parst TO consult with Baron James, the aDlest man
| in the family.
Humboldt was attended on bis deathbed by bis
| nephess, and by his niece, the Baroness Of Bucw.
He inquired several times sitter the King Of Prussia
| whom he hoped TO see again before his death. He
has bequeatheda great portion Of Lis books and in
struments TO bis former travelling companion, Seyf-
| farth who servant 10 him for the last thirty
years, and who is also prostrated by illness.
The runaway Grand Duke Of Tuscany is at
| Vienna.
Miss T. known on the turf at Paris as the fair
Amazon Of Washington was brilliant at the races
on Der horse let black white star on the fore
| head, that her appearance wss hailed everywhere
with admiration and applause. more lovely person
cannot be imagined; she guides plsyialy the
| most redoutable cOurer Belzcbab the name
Of Miss Ts horse is untsmeabe and ferccious that
no rider can mount him. groom guide or stall him.
| He has already killed an Englishmau, named Thomas
! Dixon, who undertook to groom him in the stable.
RaIey was powerless TO tame this terrible animal.
Three persons only approach BelIebnb the hrst
is Mss T. hersef To her Belzebub is plant, gen.
tie and sffectionste as King g-Charies spaniel. lie
| follows her, he fawns her. and kneels that she may
mount him. He neghs when she approaches. lie is
proud and happy TO carry her. He paws, he cara
coles lie curvets, lie never tries to unseat her. He
obeys b.r word without ever exhibiting the least i'm
pat.ice Miss T. reciprocates all the affection which
her beautiful horse exhibits, and loves him az friend
| The two other persons who can approach Beelzebub
/ Ia. a;x III, ,lt
Jenny and Kitty Wilkinson. But Beelzebub only suf-
! fers them, and shows them attachment Jenny
and Kitty act as grooms to Beelzebub; they feed and
curry him, and walk him in the morning Jenny, the
yourges Of these sisters sight-looking child, whose
wouanly figure is not yet developed is dressed as
| groom, ard follows Miss T. every time Miss T. pays
| visits on horseback, for other person can hold
Beezebub by the bride when his miitress dismouots.
For the rest, Miss T. is a charming young person. and
| has no need 10 ride Beelzebuh to be admired. She is
handsome girl Of the happy age, Of fresh, brilliant
and healthful looks Her figure is beautiful, without
being slight she has dark luxurant hair large fash
ine black eyes beautiful arms pure complexion, clear
and fair: her chest well rounded her hand small and
delicate AZ that Of princess painted by Nelasquez
her foot il neat and very firm, her voice clear and
sonorous She breathes all the life and fire of twenty
one Summers Add to this that her soul is worthy of
this ouside-a soul noble and devoted-a heart pas
sonate with generous ideas. She has much cleyerness
and great courage.
| This Young lady, this American, who brings to her
husband dover Of six hundred thousand francs, VIII
room many one of the most intelligent of the French
| generar She viii follow her husband to Italy. She
will make what may be facetously termed her nup-
tial campaign Beelzebub will 90 along. The soldiers
| admire this fine woman, aud the fue horse.
We learn that the Chevaier Wkoff entertained
a select party Of literary and artists in dinner
| at Delnoncos last evening, on occasion OF his ap-
preaching departure for China. The dinner said to
have been exceedh gly costly and elegant; and be-
| tween gay saies and repartees and charming sing
ing the festivities proracted TIL late hour.
The company separated As we are informed, with the
most cordial good wishes for the of their ac-
| con plshed host in the Central Fowery Kingdom,
where it was hoped be might be consoled for all for
ner oisappointments that may have shed temporary
gloom over the joyousness of lis career
| The eldest daughter OF Gov. Packer of Pennsyl-
vaua was married on the 10Th inst to Mr. Clark, one
Of the editors of The LJcoming Gazette. Mr.. Clark
holds the Office Of Grain Mcasurer at Philadelphia un-
der the Governor.
MIR. James c. Watson OF the Michigan Univers ity
| : spoken Of a. the successor Of DR.. Brdnnow, VINO
resigned the direction of the Detroit Observatory to
accept place at the Dudley Observatory.
| Tie Utica Obscrror announces the approaching
marriage of Mr. John Keenan, the Benicia Boy, "to
beautiful young lady of high position, socially and
arisocracaly who has been regarded by the artists
of Cincinnati with much admiration; who has great
talents aud writes grent deal for various periodicals.
She was born in soldiers barracks, and educated ~
u Soldiers Daughter. This case, on both
sides, of love at first sight Some boodthirsty
| brothers. however have sworn to bar the marriage,
and the Young lads closely watched; but there no
doubt Of the Benicia Boy' and the Military Star
being married, in spite of all these pugistic displays
| by her PoTkopolis admirers.
| Gen Daniel Wallace of Spartausburg, Georgia,
who is described in the Southern journals as true
States Rights man. whose loss will be fell Us serious
one in the coming contests, whose shadows are even
now cast upon US died Oh the 10th nst
1t is not true that Mr. W. Russell was directed by
| The London Times to proceed to Lombardy from
| Marst lies. The Constantnope correspondent OF
The Times, a Hungarian by birth, who commanded
a II ginent of light cavalry in the Hungarian CAM
| paign has been dispatched to the army.
Before Baron Hubner, the Austrian Minister, leit
Psri. he signed the marriage contract of his daugh-
ter. Mile. M6lanie Hlbner with NJ. de Maupressant,
wealthy landed proprietor Of Brittany. The mar
riage is to take place at Brussels.
M Emile Auger, member of the French Acade-
N.Y. has obtained the permission to join the personnel
OF the Prince Napoleonbut not by any means IN the
capacity of Journalist, Tie Emperor will take with
him 10 be placed under the charge OF Marshal Nnl-
| lant printing service from the Government otfce,
which will furnish the bulletins il is deemed proper