New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05


tl,e is taxed cf; Cor 'he yourg Queen by The sun.
rrc,y of Der aunets, her unobru-ive piety and her
krea; chsrty bud won the hearts ot al cs-ses from
he noble 20 the co';ager. We all femember how she
passed along the siIee's but t"eive mon.hs ago,
a blooming BRIDE; how her geu,le aud winning
s,sys iurr,s6is,ely gaiIed for her the affections
of ibe people, end softened ard altered the
gloomy and iuocdy habits Of the kng. The
Qurti illaess commenced on Monday last, when ber
Msieety sec impaired the King to Nendos Novas 10
IT,, ptrt he pToNiu Of new rited cannon The day
a. burning hot, aid on the sands there little or
10 shade. Shortly after rtturDirg home her NJ sesty
coinAsiIed of udiipositi0n, which at first con-
sideied to be the result Of slight sunstroke, bu:
which at las recognized diphtbers- The fatal
disease t course despite the able attendance OF
Dr. GGnit and the Baron da sylvia, who tined every
uenns known 70 the medlcs art 10 the royal tut
ferer. Yesterday morning. believe dangerous symp-
tons set IN, and slight modification appeared in the
throat. at this jurcure Dr. Simas Of the Miierlcor-
da who has high reputation for the OF 'is
class e complaints called ir, but he at once gave
mp tie case ls hopeless. Towaro evening" it became
kIown about the Palace, and was reported out OF
GooTs that tie Queen could not escape AS la-t re-
source however, an operation commonly had recourse
10 in desperate cases performed on the throat by
the eninent surgeon Barbza, but it was all OF no
avhi), ard shortly after p. Ill. the Queen expired.
The conessor Of her Msiesy, the Rev. joseph lsley,
Prtsidep. If the Ergsh College was 10 attendance,
at0 adu iIirteed the cOnsolaors Of religion and the
last r.es Of the Church. The bed surrounded by
Tie sorrowiDg King and the royal family, to all OF
whom the Queen had ep6eared herself g. Inuch as II
her resti,fsfp with them had been lifelong Sorrow
is universal snd The English Court will mourn for the
roy al lady grace and beauty won the admiration
Of all the parties given in her honor before she came
to this coultry.
"A letter from Verona says:
"a most amusing scene took place at the Imperial
dinner on the lth AS the Emperor Francis Joseph sat
twrlpg bis bOude mustacbe tremendous tinklng OF
horse bells was heard in the courtyard and l-horse
cbaise re;tled in. The officer Of the day hastily et the
table and returned to Inform hs Majesty mat Pnnce
NAPOLEON he'd arrived. As there were at dinner near
the Emperor two Of his brothers cousins, the Grand
Dukes Of Tuscany and Modera, you can fancy the
CONSERVATION thai was depicted on every face. The
uoyse Oh their remained in suspense on the FORKS
The Emperor rose and putting aside his napkin pro-
ceeded into adjoining room where he received thc
Prince. In few MINUTES he returned, the dinner
was hasty concluded, and the guests made general
rnsh down the back k-stairs. The Grand Dukes sent
for their swords and caps, left in the room where
Prince Napoleon eat, and escaped to their several
homes al quickly they could. A shell ourstlng IN
the Imperial headquarters could not nave created 80
much confusion. Plon. plon remained several hours
in Verona and went late IN the evening home to his
camp and quarters
Mr. John MAdam Of Glasgow, writes to The
Norm British Daily Mail "Tbs morning have re-
eeived very late and trustworthy intelligence from
M. Kossuth Particulars / am not yet at liberty to
communicate; however for the satisfaction of his nu-
nerous friends may state, that after bis betrayal he
remained only long enough to as many OF his re-
voed countrymen from harm as he could and to pre-
vent any further present hopeless iDsurfection. lie
then retired into Switzerland where he was Joined by
Madame Kossuth three days ago. and it is uncertain
whether he may not be obliged to remain for some
weeks before he returns to England
The Madras IL. IL AtLeneum has heard from
Ceylon the news that the Hon. Mr. Stanley, son OF
Lmd Stanley Of Alderney, has become Mussulmun,
and, from the fact Of its being mentioned in three
local journals The Aheneum entertains no doub; OF
the truth of ibe report.
The Richmond correspondent of Tie Petersburg
Eapress says:
duel Of novel character took place at the resi-
dence Of Robert Hancock esq, Shockoe Ill., day or
two since Gu,Dg the absence Of that gentleman from
home 1wo men servants being engaged IN a quarrel,
in hich both much abused they resolved to heal
their wounded honor by resort to the dueilo lheTe
but pistol accessible TO the conDaants an oiu
boTsemans side arn-but they got out O thls dnenha
in the following remsIksb manner: The weapon was
heavily charged the distance ten paces) marked on,
ard the piivg of the first fire decided by the toss up
ct a ceL TIE parties then took their positloh, ana
the fortune ate winner Of the first fire asked his antago-
MET If lac was ready. Receiving an aihrmatlVe re-
spou.e the pistol-holder bszed away, striking his op-
pone on the side Of the forehead the BAL u aIlDg up
ihe KIN and elancing off Had it struck MIN pumpy
instant death would have probably en-ued As 1t was,
the detenseess daiky severely stunned, and fell
to the floor.
The Constitutional Government Of Mexico has,
by special decree, honored the memory and recog-
mzed tie great services of Baron Humboldt through
his travels aud studies therein, by declaring hin
Gnemc. ito of the Republic and ordering on account
of the national Treasury lifesize st,tue OF the de-
ceased traveller and naturalist The statue is to be of
Italian marble, and placed with suitable inscriptions,
iu the Mining College of the City of Mexico
A sad accident occurred on Sabbath last at Gage
town by which Thomas Johnston esq, and also Miss
Gilbert, his sister-in.law, and daughter OF the late
Hon. Thomas Gilbert OF Gagetown, lost their lives
IL seems that they were returning from church in
closely covered carriage, when, near the residence OF
Mr. Johnston the horse became uDgovernable, backed
Of the bank of the river the road being near the
river in that locality, and both found waery grave.
"A private letter, dated Cadiz, July Is, says:
"On Sstur Jay last there were lying the harbor of
Cadiz Russan irigate ard a Russian war steamer,
aud IN consequence of quarrel between mashipnan
of the steamer tbe Rudlok and the first LIEUTENANT of
the fgate tie Pokan, duel was agreed on between
the pa1ties and they proceeded to Port ST Marys,
town on the opposite side of the harbor fully prepsIe1
with seconds and several other gentlemen to settle the
dispute at the point of the sword. After the comoa,
had lasted halt al hour with no result was agreeu
that they should then take pistols, OF which had
bullet in and the other only powder and they we're to
draw lots for them and fire, standing al arms length
The midshpmsn, il would appear, drew the P's'9i
with the ball and shot his opponent IN the forehead,
who instantly dropped dead, and was conveyed ON
board the ship. He was buried Sunday evening IN
the English cemetry at Cadz, and reported tnaI
the midsbpman proceeds home, utder arrest, 70 oe
tried by court martial The authorities here wish 10
hide the affair and give out that the lieutenant dled
suddenly Of apoplexy. Both the steamer and the III
gate sailed from here this morning. The steamer calls
al Cberbourg and Portsmouth on her way to Crcn-