New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
PERSONAL.

". AS.us Q: Mario, a celebrated painter 4
b.,;le, va rsgse.,ea by tie Emperor of As-;rs 10
proceed to the Ii, q IN orser . .ss pant,
irgs q the prreips, eyet,s = the l. ori-r 10
b- e,-s otseryer be Las s10i,ee - oosizrne 4
Tyr,, 81 chss-e ar b.; yas u,fo--rs;s eoeEsh scds
uskirg sse;che. TO b nsoe p--se1-- ;! Ped
rnou,eAe dstsShmer.
When tbe Gift oott&isirg tie b,i. q C neTai
E,pir.s.e va ea-ivi % bo.rd tie sean flg.ss
rAsea o,uysyed i 10 Fr1noe, the 6eCk wss oro-sei
With Austrian pr.soIsr.. On .sgu fr,a tAer ofeers,
,hsy ell ie 10 Ere, and by their s'E,use in ,As sb-
- ro. Of srrr nceFe1 military honogs 70 tie n1r.
rr,ns,l. e tle!r brave siv-rssry.
A letter from Nurich in the Coiogx Gs=zs>
ssys: Pr1oe Clarke of Bavaria has jl.; m.4-
rsscrysns,se marriage with Niue. Hoikuen. wfiov o.
an suthor ard she h.s been created BsrUness o.
Frs,kerberg; and Prince Louis, eldsst son Q; Dlks
Macmillan Il Bavaria, hs- msriei Nile. N~uihe, a.
actress who has been crested Bsroress lie Waiisee.
The Prince who is broher Of tie npress u Austria
hes reponbeed his bitbrghi in favor OF hs brother
Prince Charles Tr eodore."
A st. Petersburg letter Of the 9Th say: The
preparations for the Inauguration Of the 10
the memory Of the Emperor Nicholas are beng car.
rsd on with grea, activity; and ss to the moounect
that IT may be completed in tine. The pedestal,
which i, Of white marble, ia completely finished the
bronze hcrse which Will beH the statue Of the late
Emperor wa. removed the day before yesterday from
tie foundery to it, place OF Destination ani n few
days it will be hoisted on the pedestal. Tie
uopy, which remains fIed for the Ito July, will be
very brian. one, aud the departure Of the Empress
Dowager fox Germany will take place few days
| after"
"A Milan letter of the 9th says: "Au interesting
incident occurred here when the French troops en-
tered this capital the DAY before yesterday The fra
large body that arrived had Marshal de McMseos
at their head, AID the municipality went out to re-
ceive them. The whole population, wild sirh joy,
precipitated themselves under the horses feet A
li,e girl of I've years of age dressed in white forced
| by some means passage, no doub. aided by the
crowd, ard presented TO the Marshal bouquet ne1ly
as big as herself He raised her up, and placed her
stspcips before him on the saddle. Tue child threw
her arm rouno :s sc suL6urrt head Of the conqusror
Magenta, and kissed him repeatedly snd the
ltucest cheers / ever heard. Tee Marshal seemed
delighted with the child, and fonded her most ten
derIy looking frequently at her pretty features And
80 they both entered Milan amid shower OF bOu.
quets and applause. saw many persons affected
| even TO tears.
-" Several members Of the Jocky Club" says Tie
Snort have been either wounded killed in Italy
One Of the latter, N. de Froidefond noted for his
personal courage, the orderly officer Of Gen. Is
, phase. The Count dc Gramont wounded with
a musket-ball at Magenta, and remains at Mi.sn.
U, ,,rotber-in law Coun, Horace ie Choissul Pras.
lin o,e> 'ly distinguished himself the same occa-
sion and being for length Of time in ths midst
ofthe nk<e .uly received slight confusion. Both VI
thee gentlemen ught in the Cnues; and there also,
while the la,,sr escs ped unhurt the Count de Gra-
mon, vas severely younded NJ. Nicholas Clsry / al
biz foot badly spraiLed in consequence Of bis horse
falling from placing one of is for.egs in rut. NJ.
Psulze a'Iyoi wss killed in a boyos-t-cbarge. NJ.
Alpboue Bertrand was wounded, and NJ. DE Ia Tour
dAuyergne had his shouIder disocate3 N. de Champ
loise orderly oficer.o Gen. Ladmirapb was wounded
by bullet in the cheek, but only sight scar wiz
mark the spot
Gen. GsraId Gosselin died on the lIth Of jane a.
bis seat il Kent England at the advanced age Of 20
years. The late General Of the senior Gen
erals the army list. having entered the army 10 tho
year 5So
Major General David MacAdsm X. NJ, expired
on the le,h Of June at Edinburgh. He hsd been 81
years in the Royal Marine, ana had greatly distia-
guished hn,sef in his professional career.
"A communication from Naples, of the 7th, ssys;
Lord Henry Elliot has arrived here. The King
determined to preserve strct pentralty not
wthstanding visit made to him lately BY Baron 90
| Hubner. 1t appears that the King was particularly
gracious the OCCASION much 90, indeed, thai tos