New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

AZ il falls nron the skirt TIE body is rather loose.
like what Is allied 'caraco and does not ut TO the
waist The dress buttons sll down the 'front.' the
width Of the dress at the bottom Of eight yards aad
upon every seam are ornaments in psssemcntere,
called brandebouras. Such q dress may easily be
brought 10 cost O0O and cannot cost less than
ApREsr OF BLACK REPUBLICAN IN PARIs.--The
Paris correspondent Of The BOstos Trareler writes
A citizen of Boston was arrested here on Thursday
on suspicion of comprising the death Of Louis hapo'
leon. 1 need scarcely say the suspicion wss ground.
less. Mr.. William Lee some time OF the hrm OF
Messrs. Phillips, sampson Go. was stroling IN the
the statues and pleasing groups o. children engaged
in their various sports, when his attention was
attracted toward the Palace. lie saantered near the
reserved portion Of the garden to see what was gong
on He had been there some minutes, when ne per-
ceiyed two men watching him rather closely. Think
ing they gratifying natural curiosity by look
lag at foreigner he goodnaturedy bore their exani-
animation, uutil he became tired OF looking a. tne
gloomy palace and he turned his face homeward. 10
his surprise, these men followed him, and when DO
quilted the garden each gently locked arms vsh hin
one taking his left and the other his hight arm and
told him be must 20 with them to the Prefecture OF
Police. He was in the hands OF two secret police.
men, He laughed in hs sleeve at the fools, and went
quietly with them TO the Prefecture. Here he was
taken before the Commissary of Police, charged with
10 Tie Comms sary whom he was, and showed hin
his passport (which he fortunately had in his pocket
The scene changed instantly The Commissary OF
Police asked him ten Thousand pardons Tor the incon
venence to which he had been subjected, and hoped
lie would forgive the stupidity Of the policemen. The
Commissary soundy rated the officers. He told Mr..
Lee they were charged TO arrest an Italian, Red
Republican, who War supposed to be lurking m Pars
with intent to assassinate Louis Napoleon. "And
Am sure" added the Commissary, with smile, that
You are no Red Republican" "No,' said M Lee,
II am Blsck Republican /" Voyer possf' eI-
nam s who - looked as Il they wished they could
creep into some h0le "c'es. nm Hege dss Etats
UnnF (he is negro from the United Stases).
The worthy CommissIy, like the editor OF La
Patyie on Mr. BaDks's election TO the chair Of tho
House of Repre- sentatives supposed Black Republican
to be synonymous with Republican Negro. Mr.. Lee
wss then escorted TO the door Of the Prefecture by the
Commissary his clerks and the two secret policeman
all bowing ard scrsppg and spoogziDg for the trouble
he had been put to- believe Mr.. Lee now may tire
al Lous Napoleon do anything In Psris he pleases
without being arrested. forgot to say the poleemen
contended nobody conld wear hat like that MI. Lee
habitualy wears, and not mediate assassination OF
princes II ia one OF those wraprAscs s-noddles 60
common IN America. ..I .IfI . rI
The ASSAULT UPON THE MAsAGER OF THE Los.
Don TIxEs.-About five years ago. Mr.. Moworay
Morris, manager Of The London Times, engaged IN
the delicate enterprise of helping Mrs. Thomas VIM.
Capron to get rid of her husband, on the ground OF
cruelty That this interesting relation between Mr..
Morris and the lused lady led TO many interviews it
would be superiuous to state. They we're the neces-
would be the heart that would draw from them an in
ference TO the injury Of either Of the psrtes But then
there were visits 10 Richmond water excursons, and
suppers at hotels, and presents. Mr.. Capron was n
the course Of time iIormed Of these things. lie frat
fell In with Mr. Morris in Paris, while he was walking
With the now deceased Mrs. Morris. Mr.. Capron
brought his cane sharply down upon Mr.. Mornss
shoulders. SO matters seem 10 have remained until
the two parties came together again in james street.
London, the night Of Now 5, being the eve Of Mr..
Morris's marriage with se ond wife. Capron, upon
seeing him, made rush upon Mr. Morrs, and lad his
cane his head. Capron was arrested on the spot
There was no evidence before the Court that there
lad been any unlawful intimacy between Mr.. Morris
and Mrs. Capron and the counsel for Mr.. Morris sol
that there had been 50 Mr. Capron, the asssil
ant, fined $20O imprisoned three weeks, and put
under bonds ~ keep the peace. rfnfN
The GOLD OF PIKEs PEax.-SpecimsDs Of gold
from the Nebraska and Kansas mines, from no par
teuar locality but from the dggibgs along the Platte
River and Cherry Creek, abovs the Town Of Auraris,
in Arapnho County in Kansas, embracing the )untTy
for 10 Is mles around, have been analysed at the
Philadelphia Mint The result Of the assay is a. fol-
lows: EiDeness, 96S tbousaDdths; value, for ounoe
troy, after melting, go VI. The loss In melting was
very small but In ordinary cases deduction Of two
per cent from the above may be made In rating the
value OF aattce grans. recent assay Of sample of
gold from the region gave hneness OF ys thou
saDdths and consequent value OF el9 ~ per ounce,
after melting These results seem 20 confirm the char
scter OF the Kansas and Nebraska gold, and shovt
TO BE- of very high 6neDess much above that OF Cali
fornia and eq lsl 10 that Of Australia.
The FusERAL on Mas. FIsHER.-The funeral Of
Mrs. Warren FisEer, DR.. Wnsow Lesis's dsagher,
whose death was esused by the singular accfen. In
the store Of Daniel Il Co., took place yestsrday a.
temoon, from 81. Panfs Church, which was thIonged
with relatives and syrnpa,hizing hisIds Of the a.
ficted families The Rev. Mr. Bancroft, at present in
charge Of The church conducted the exercises, which
in the solemn and Impressive form OF the usual
Episeopa service and delivered q most appropriate
and feeling address relative to the ssd event, that
the deepest emotions Of the large sudieDce
The burial case, containing the remains Of both
mother and child, tsstsfuy covered with wrea'hs
and oouquets and after the services, was depoeited
liz vault under the church, preparatory % removal
TO Mount Auburn Cemetery. The store Of Mesus.
Daniel & Co. was closed during the afternoon, and
the proprietors and their employees attended the fn-
neral Boston transcript Jan. IL.
A cafe was tried on Friday in the Distric. Court,
which illustrated, 10 striking amer,
the sity for csrefnness in telegraph operator
Tie suit was brought by Alexander Drxburg against
. The New York and w ashibgton Printing Telegraph
TO recover damages alleged ~ have beeo
sustained by Mr. d. in consequences Of the mistake OF
one Of the CODpaIy's employees. gentlemsn re-
siding in Nev-York forwarded 70 The psiptn florist,
a messai,e instruc.iDg him TO send two hand bon-
"a que,s one of 8 snd the ether Of 1l0' The meg
sage, as delivered 20 Mr.. Dryburg, called for "two
hundred" bouquets and he proceeded 70 h the order.
fer cutting large number Of fowers. Mr.. ID. teIs
Rraphed 10 NewY TO ascertsin what the shape Of
.hese two hundred bouquets was 20 be- and then the
trror vas discovered but not until large quantity Of
flowers vas Iuiret. TIE JuIy returned verde. for