New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

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Mr.. Bglelow writes to The PoH from Naples,
April -, that Gov. Seymour, of CT, late CItted
State Minister at 81. Petersburg, was there on the
previous week. IIe has gone to Rome. 1he rush
OF travel from Naples and Rome is 60 gre,t that the
ber.hs in al the steamers here are taken for two
week TO come. Passengers are even coming here
fTom Rome to take the boat, experimenting difficulty
10 getting passage from Civita Vcccbia Dr. Bethuue
ard bis wife will probably 60 to SPezza as soon as
Nh. Beth ure is able 10 travel
The Duke Of Iced, died in London on the 4ih
inst. His wife was louisa Cathsrine third daughter
Of Richard Cation Of Maryland aud sister OF the late
Marchioness Wellesley and Of the Dowager Lsfy
Stafford, who was widow Of Sir FELTON, f. Bathurst
Heryey The deceased Duke was born in 1928 snd
succeeded to the family bonors 10 1893.
The title Of Tennysons new poem is ldyus Of
tie King" /; is said to be in the printers hands.
Charles Francis the Archduke Of Austria, father
Of the present Emperor, died at Vienna on the llth
met When Ferdinand abicated in December 1852,
the Archduke declined the Succession, and his SOD,
Francis Joseph though but little more than Is years
of age, crowned Emperor.
A rpe scholar and good one Gays The London
Wvarated Nclcs, has just passed from smons us at
ripe age. He knew more than nc could turn to ae-
ffhn III J. utc even 10 luinh uu luc that
has departed with him. We refer to clergyman Of
the Church Of Englsnd-lhe Rev. John Mtiord-sn
admirably read man, with a cultivated taste for all
that is sublime and beautiful in nature all that pure
and poetic in art.
"A French journal announces that N. Nicholas
Clary, gentleman in possession of an income OF
$50, eco year, has engaged as private soldier in
cavalry regiment which is about TO take the field.
MIR. Rarey, after performing before the royal
family at Berlin, has gone on to s.. Petersburg,
where Lis haLds have been kept quite full. On the
loth, he gave performance before the Emperor aud
his family ard two of his brothers, beside several
princes ard priucesses The first subject was borse
who bad jus, kicked his box TO pieces aud killed his
grcom and Mr. Rarey exhibited him after few days
traI ing a. obcdent q circus horse and resdy to
obey orders, which were given him from the other
end of the ridipg school The second was wild,
urbrokcD, entire horse, from the steppes Of Russia;
aid be, too, completely subdued in so short
tine that the Emperor not only publicly expressed
bis qualification but ordered repert to be published
in the papers. Thc Illustrated london Neirs says
that Mr.. Rarey has finally concluded arrangements
with the Horse Gusrcs to teach the British cavalry
ard be returns for that purpose TO London on tho LIT
OF June.
DR. Falconer, well known as having had consid
erable experience in paeObtOlogc researches both
in India and in Europe, has lately commenced fresh
examination Of the contents of the Palermo Caves,
with view 10 determining the mammalian species
An org the discoveries are fossil elephant distinct
from the mammoth; the hippopotamus, OF extinct
species sub priscus, extinct species; o2a@ spe-
| cics undetermined sc.
MIR. Bigelow of TIE Post writes from Naples,
| April %:
'sThe King il excessively unpopular, and dying he
is ds,rustu Of his sou, who is to succeed him. aud
will pot part with particle of his power 10 any one
ano the consequence il that there il really no Govern
| mclt whatever here. His ministers haunt his cham
her OF Caserta every day, and make show OF dong
business but they dare not do anything The dying
monarch is the less dspOsed 20 make suitable prepara
lions for the succession because he thiuks hc is going
| TO recover The Pope has sent him an account OF an
interview he had recently with the deceased wife OF
tbo Kirg who told him that she had made interce sOn
with the Virgin MARY and received from her the most
satisfactory assurances of her hsbaUds restoration 10
health. This Intelligence, together with some Te3tS
of ST. Januarius and other saints, when are said 10
posstss nnport ant medical influence with the sick,
which the Popo had also forwarded to him and up N
which he lies all the time, have given him faith IN
| his ultimate recovery which nothing can shake.
Whether he lives or dies, however, the Government
must be weak for il has no moral strength Whatever,
and il exposed 90 every side TO feeling Fhch IL
bitterly hostile TO the Bourbon asty now occupying
the throne. The Italian alliance ha- but to iit its
| finger, and tho Nenpoian Government would be
o,crthrown. The Sandman Consul here say. he has
applications to enlist in the Sardnien service at the
| rate Of thousand day"
Tho Rev Moses Balou has accepted q call to
becou the pastor Of the Beecker-stree Universali,
Society in this city.
Henry X Brown Of Washington City, James Il.
| Lanbdn of Philadelphia and John +. kensett Of
New-York have been appointed by the President
| members Of the AT Comm sion established by the
| late Congress.
We learn from The HgrniJo' NO. Ga:stte that
| Mr. Richard Golden has joined Mr.. Greeley in Ii.
journey to California.
Mrs. Mary Taylor Key died at Baltimore On
"Wednesday last Al the advanced sge Of - years.
Th, venerable lady was the widow of Francs $. Key
author OF the Ster-Spanged Banner. and mother of
the unfortunate p. Barton Key of Washington City.
TIE PoDgikeepsie Press learns tha, the painful
accounts of the uulmproycd state Of health Of Bishop
Potter who is travelling in Europe, must be incor-
rect, as recent letters received from him by his
brother speak most oncouragiugiy Of the almost en-
| tire restoration of his physical energies.
-T1e Wilmington ~. c. Hcroid Of the 18th,
says that ruuor had been brought to tlat place by
passengers on the Northern train that Messrs. o. Jen
pings Wise and b. b. Bolts had fought duel some
where on the North Carolina line, aud hat Wise had
been killed. We have seen 10 mention Of it in the
Richmond papers.
TIE Hastings 'Mnue.ota Ia2ep:Hdent says it Is
probable that the Rev. Dr.. Bushnell OF Hartford viii
take up h residence in Minnesota.
josiah Bradlee Of Boston has given s., 900 to the
home FOR old ladies in thai city ard 900 to the Back
Bay Geological Museum fund.
Tie nomination Of NJ. George u. Well, MEM
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