New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23

tie sixth, TIRE Thrones q the Orient.
TIE Provisional Governrsr. Of Boogra have
lii Grated Madame Jessie While Mario With Der bus
bsrd, on the iDierpos'tion Of Messrs BrofFero and
Garbaldi. who said to have urged the plea thst
tee prisoners Were harm emit usiats and in fact
paIiislly insane.
The Empress Eugenie has lust presented the
dress WON BY her On her first appearance o. otorcb,
afer the birth Of The Prince Imperial the embroidery
Of which cost % O0, 10 the statue CT tie Virgin
tie altar of Notre Dame de Ia Gsrde, q: Ma',eiles
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Mathews propose to revisit.
tie United St..ss On professional tour. They viii
cone. by the Grea. Eastern.
Gov Morgan has appointed Chsrles A. Peabody,
esq., of Ne~-York, Commissioner for the removal
esq, resigned.
TIE Rev. W. NJ. Ferrald pastor Of the Sweden
boreiap Society in Thirty fifth street. is about to pub
lisb book On the New-Cburch doctrines concerning
" God and his Providence
Sir Henry Ra~linson has se. out his mission to
Persia The party proceed via Paris and Marseles,
from whence her M.jesty's ship Carsdoc ~ll convey
them to Consautinopls. and subsequently, across the
Black Sea to Pot, at tie mouth OF the Pha.s or
Rhion. They will ascend the Rbion 10 a Russian
steamer TO Meani, and then travel by poet by Tlfs,
Erivan, and Nakhshivan to the Persian frontier a.
Julia, on the Aras. TIE remainder Of the journey,
by Iabz, to Teheran will be performed horseback.
The Derbyshre Advertiser states that young
man, a member CT an Evangelical church, advertise,
in local paper for board in picus family, where
bis Christian example would be considered compensa
tion.
Louis Napoleon farms very extensively. In ad-
dton to the farms on the Crown lands and estates
which have been acquired for him in Sologne and
Landes be occupies, az tenant Of the State, vast
tract in Champagne. At the present time the extent
Of lard iarmed by the Emperor is about $1,000 acres
The extent may be increased considerably at any
time by retaining lands in his possession but not in
cultivation. The number OF farms is twenty-siI, and
nine ditional farms TO be formed in the course
Of the year and rcoming Spring THIS making th'ty-
five farms. The number Of new steadiDgs and those
in course of erection ia twenty. Beside the lands
faImed, there Cravings in the domains or parks
Of st. Cloud Versailles, Madon, ST. Germaine, Cham
psgre Fontanbieau, Biarritz, Senart, Viucennes
&c. Portions Of these are il grass and portions are
forest. In addition to the estates at Sologne and
Lsndes, the Emperor has purchased property in the
south of France, near to Bsyonne, consisting OF
$500 acres, which is being drained and put under
part is still to reclaim 1t is understood that after the
estate has been thoroughly improved it will be pre-
sented by the Emperor to the present Minister for
Foreign Affairs, Count Waewski. In the center of
the barren lands Of Bretsgne, the cousin Of the EN-
peror Princess Bacocchi, reclamiDg an extensive
state out Of heath The whole lands fsrmed by the
Emperor are being reclaimed and cultivated upon the
systems the bes. suited for the character of the soils
.t;,, .,1 .;4u Tbass m IRA In diff.
ferent parts of France, and chiefly in the less m-
proved Districts.
The Eurorean T.rnes also has its kind word to
ray of Col. Hrsm Fuller and his Sparks from a
Locomotive" 1t speaks OF Col. F. as an intelligent
and observing stranger"
Mr. Smith o Brieu has been in Armagh, where
he received complete I" ovation" The mob cheered
him. tar barres blazed 10 the street, and the "pH
riot" briefly addressed the motley crowd, declaring
bis adherence still to those principles which IN 1914
caused him to Join the Repeal Association Toward
pipbtfa the conduct Of the mob became uprosrious,
and corsldeisb alarmed the peaceable inhabtants'
Shakespeare may now be seen in variety OF
shapes a. some Of the Partisan tbesters but by far
the most amusing is a reprs ntaton Of Hamlet at
the Imperial Ore Of the scenes is really laughabie
Hamlet appears with an urp which is supposed
contain the ashes Of his father walks about the stsge
wofuy with il under his aim, and tier placing it upoa
atable. falls to bubberipg over il like schOoboy
excainipg in doleful accents, Oh, mon pe1e mon
pourre pere
The Queen Of Boni, after having spent some time
with her seraglo of twelve husbands at Pasempa, has
abdicated the sovereignty in favor Of one OF her native
generals, rejoicing in the name Of Aroe Paatta, who
has been proclaimed King.
"A dog, the property of Mr.. Owen Begley, Prospect
HILL Galway either jumped or was thrown overooMd
at ses from a steamer, twenty miles from land. In
the course of the next day the poor animal reached
home in safety.
-Msdsms Jenny Lind Goldschmidt s to sing at
Belfast on October l., IA, and 10.
Nothing is talked of in Paris but the armor OF
Made Vestvali in the part Of Romeo. 1t is Of slud-
num- cost Ii, OOOf ard only weighs four pounds Teat
worn by Madame Pasta in the same part was OF hoe
steel weighed thirty seven pounds, was msde al the
rova works in Prussia and cos. nearly two thousand
pounds English money.
The Hon. John Co,brane hsstens to say that he
il not the John Cochrare recently married; but De
adds tba. he is in state of close seige aud may soon
be compelled to strike his flag.
In the course of political speech at lndianapois
on the 18th inst. the Hon. A6ram Lincoln OF lhIois
ad ths. be had hilnseif been hired man for twenty
eight Years and never thought ne was verse Oh 'aaa
slave.
The cowhiding Of Mr.. Messenger il Worcester
bv Mrs. Wbeeock has been settled by the court
firing the woman and her husband $40 each.
"A few days since, Mrs Hannah Soper, aged luz
wears signed recep; FOR pension deoreed 70 her bus
is,S who WAS A soldier in the Revolution. Mrs.