New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24
Personal

NGSh, IL her roe ia nfituhhnU df"A7r hf'ip
than usual enthusiasm. During the entire ae while
conversation was Al s hight, the attention Of the an-
dienoe wss attracted TO the lobby by the noise OF
wrangling and scufie il seems t5st in one Of the
boxes were seated the youne Marquis De Galitet an
officer IN the uides and bic lovely BRIDE late Vile La
fte. In an orchestra stall the Marquis dc Laars-
ton, member Of the Jockey Club, and Web known in
fashonnble circles Lurston attracted by he beauty Of
the Nsrqusse de Gaiet, oeo her assiduonsy through
his opera-glsss exhibiting devoted attention not
pleasing TO Tie happy bridegroom, who signed 70 him
thas be had something to say him IN the lobby Ae-
eordingy the parties met there, and Gaet telling Laa-
ris,on angrily that his conduct had been that Of
baekguard, Immediately received severe slap IN tue
face. In return, he struck his antagonist furious
blow with be fist, breaking his no-e and knocking him
down. Ar uprOar was at once created, but the bsi-
hgerents were speedily parted A challenge paced
Of course, and, from the known bravery aud skil a
fence Of both parties, it became the town talk. An
application to arrest the two Marquises was made 70
the Emperor by their respective families and they
were actually arrested and imprisOned for a few days
On regainirg their liberty, meeting was at once ar
ranged ut Which both said 70 have fought with the
greatest fury and tkl, and both were wounded, but
not mortaDy.
DIR. Horitz Wagner, who has been engaged lately
in the exploration of Central America, is suffering 50
much from il-heath as to be unable to continue his
labers. He is at GOttingen.
-Those four merchants Of Liverpool are having
bard time Oft sq1ibs snd lampOons have been show
cred on teu and kilograms posted at the Stock Ex-
change, Liverpool, announcing that the Emperor Ma
peeon delighted with their acuteness aud penetration,
bas invited them to the Congress The Liverpool Law
Society," IN graver spirit have come TO resolution 70
inform her hUestys Attorney General that if her Maj
esty overnment intends to proceed against them,
the Committee will be happy to render the Attorney
General all the AssistaDce in their power.
How characteristic is the resat Of the actual ap-
rlcation Of euumerstoD the exodus OF e Southern
Saw homes from the Medical Department ofthe Pennsyl
vsnia University. Only eighteen let and these went
rOut the Vaccinations of Dn. Luckett aud hcGnire,
formerly of Virginia who have been for several years
connected with the Jefferson College as examiners
These gent. men, not satisfied with the position which
they occupied, seized upon the agitation O! present
existing Inspecting Southern questions, and, inducing
MS many as they could 10 accompany them, migrated
back to their Richmond quarters tic top Of tenth
wave" Of excitement.
The death Of the Hon. j. B. Trimbal Attorney
General of Rhode Island announeedin our columns,
Was erroneous His friends entertain hopes Of s re-
covery.
The Paris correspondent Of The EeeaiAg Post
Gays:
Gov Seward has been the object 81 special attention. rom
the King Besns He presented to the hing n com
usuy with the Prince and Pnce-ses Of Pr's and invited oy
the King dine with them at his tsbs compliment never pAd
before tbs, remember any American Senator The Brussels
journal IN giving Of the ceremonies says; NJ Seq
ard anoien GoprHer de Ne York e' uH d' @t"ore' :"
Plus en eu S,Hat de' Etd Unds think sale TO inier
from the unusual hospitality extended hr Seward by he Em
peror Of Belgium nothing Of other
Of Old World that whatever they may think Of
European Repubhcasm American Republication not neld u
estimation them. undrrsiand that Diplomatic am
NO. 10 be ryen 10 senstor the Spanish legation
Saturday looks rather favorable than otherwise for the
negotiations under the Administration, does not
-Hr Farm stoD a noPhosv of Rilrey. arrived a.
RIO Janero q few weeks ago, with the intention oil
giving an exhibition of his abilities in presence OF the
Emperor and Court; but, rs the Imperial PAIR were
about 10 ave their wish TO the Northern Provinces
he was subjected to disappOintms mt. After giving
private exhibitions, he was induced to give puolc
performance in the Ampbitheater Two OF the widest
mules at could be found were let loose in the arena
that Interpretations might be certain OF their untamed
state These were secured by Mr.. f., and brought to
conlee subjection, under difficulties, not the least OF
which was tie nOise caused by the applause OF the
spectaors who could not be made to comprehend how
much TINS in,erfered with the perform ance.
"A private letter from Rome, dated 9th Novem-
Der, says:
bcode Parker slowly improving in health think and
il cheerful though Of course, be longs FOR his old work
The writer goes on TO speak of Mr.. Parkers having
most pleasantly kept Thanksgiving Day at his house IN
Rome. A New-England Thanksgiving in the E.ernal
Cny!
The Tros TiRes of Wednesday, says:
kr Burtos who have appeared at the Adeph to-
night went down to EewYork yesterday being III hs. his
pysiciuns positively forbid him appear sgan the stage in
way Ii Understood that be has disease Of the
heart ana t i stated be doubtful whether be Al
all eyeuA his disease Of such character to require positive
quiet for the future and win probably terminate forever his
professional career"
The AuLurs t,.ion Of Monday rays: Prayers
for the preservation of Gov. Seward amid the dangers
of the sea- and for his safe arrival home, offered
on Sunday in all the churches in the city.
-Thackeray the satirist, fell over an iron railing
lately. dun. ng London fog" and injured himself
seriously.
The Manchester ~. H. Americas says that our
paper. TAE TRIBUNE, has a circulation Of nearly two
thousand copies in HlsborO' County, New-Hampshire
tie county in which Horace Greeley was born. 1t
adds Tie farmhouse eight miles southwest of this
cny, .uu remains essentially the same ~ when
Hora,e Was born, forty years ago.
-Tte Paris correspondent of The Post writes;
MIR Cobdn whose family spending the Winter IN Psris
c ned to his chamber for three weeks with In
fsun % " lungs am happy TO cay that he u ecoverins
% to-day well enough fer the hs ae to noe QUIZ ou1 ne
vii uro ably have he eau travel ior miller
climate aud 70 content himself with seHi ree IN the nea
rsIlisnsnt than lie is accustomed to-"
We learn ths, Gerrit Smith viii 20 TO Europe %
coon az be sla be sufficiently restored 10 heaith 70
bear an Atlantic voyage and the fatigue OF travel.