New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

ssrs 'ynr,oms. His appetite was e,Ssi.h: ard dis
c,ursge god.
Tn. Emperor Of the French IL raid to have 81
pressed the utnos, di pleasure at tie demonstrated Of
rage and fleeing ole a. toe pro.pec, OF the princes
marriage BY q oelsbrs.d lady, Who has long he'd the
Ieigrs Of government in the princes household Ths
sarcastic sle'ion to the youth Of the princess, con-
tanned the Iresept by TIE siy for 6ispstch 10
Turn, ard which consisted OF dol ani set o. nanssry
teacups for the bride, was highly oensured, even BY
tie aiy rerds and she IS been ,u peAed TO retire
awhile from Paris 70 Geotlly, where, by the Empe-
ross request sGe will remain TIL after the princes re-
turn to Paris.
--Ou the evening Of Feb. 81, the Hon. John Coch-
rene gave a great dinner prty at Washington 70 tie
correspondents OF the pspers S3eechesw were male BY
Messrs. Kipgman, Simon;on, SAsw, Cobr.sb,, Hart,
Phillips, AMI ether Washington le''er'Sfi'er'. Mr..
Cochrane himself rhents eoqaerce. lie comes Of The
old Lvirgstcn s.ccs.
A new caimsnt for TIE ancient Irish title ard
Bsrony of InchQuin is shout TO appear in the person
OF Mr.. FtE Jsmes O'Bren OF this city. The I''ts
Gays that en- the death Of tie last Marques Of Ito
moni Sir Lucius Brien, brother 20 the distinguished
patriot Mr.. Smith BrieD, assumed the title Of Lord
Inchiquin without authority from the Herads College
or the Crown. The Consequence has hsen en- order
from the Crown prohibiting this gentleman from sp-
peariug at Court urdsr any title but that Of SIR Lacrs
Briep. These proceedings naturally awakened in
vettigstion, and Mr.. FtI.James 0'Briea has jast
received letter. by the Prince Albert informing rim
thst immediate steps bong taken 10 establish lie
claim 10 the vacant BaroDy.
Mr.. O'Bren is descended in direct lius from .
branch of the Thomond family, whoss ancestors sm,-
grated to Holland over century sgo. The last repre-
sentative Of this branch was Count Otto Bnep who
for some We rs was in communication with the father
of tie present claimant relative to his clsm 20 tho
title in question. Count otto, hosevcr, and Mr..
OBriens father both died suddenly, snd the matter
was dropped. The Count however, left behind him
valuable collection Of family documents which are sad
fully 10 establish Mr. OBrens claim 10 the tits and
competent persons engaged in Holland in
making the Necessary searcse' AZ IL B possible that
in this country there may be smigrsrt Holanders
who have some knowledge of the said Count Otto
O'Bren We are instructed that any information. re-
gardipg him which may be forwarded 10 J.. Augustus
Page lawyer, corner of Chsmbers street and Broad
way, will be glsd,y received
1t is curious fact at cousin Of Mr.. 0'BIens Mr..
Edmund Burke Roche sue zee led few years since in
reviving the ancient and long extinct Irish Barony Of
Fermoy in his own penop, the tile of which he nos
enjoys.
Perhaps. the most remarkable Of the many Bars
banQues in Scotland took place al tho village Of Ally
number Of the female admirers OF the poo. resolved
having tea party, composed Of women ex liasigey.
Sixty Of them assembled in hau, where al enjoyed
Themselves with comfortable tea, uoSer the pres-
deucy Of one Of their After refreshmsnt, their
husbands were admitted when there reels pokss,
and vocal music.
A " Bearded Ball recently given q, Chi ago,
at which no gentleman WAS admitted without soms
hairy honor to his face. At the supper table, among
the toasts and speeches denuncistory OF shaving
the following:
"Maa-Full. grove, bearded, Nature great master
work; too noble to be- barefaced too perfect to be
botched by the bungliDg of barberlsm."
The entertainment closed With The Bearded Qlai-
rie," dance inside for the occasion.
The following portraits have recently been aided
TO the National Portrait Gallery in London; WlIiam
Harvey, the discover Of the circulation Of the bloodi
George Comsn the elder, the dssmstst the connois-
seur and the translator Of Terence by Gsnsboroush;
and John Keats, painted at Rome by the pets friend,
Severn.
The Literary Gazette publishes letter lately I'd.
dressed to the Marquis Of Normandy by Walter Saw
age Landor. They at time, great friends,
but, meeting in Florence, recently, the noble
man seemed 10 think that Lsndors conduct in his
lac quarfes with woman, had not been creditabs,
and be "cut' him. SO thus wrote the poe:
"MY LORD: Now | am recovering from an illness
OF several months duration, aggravated no little oy
your ordsbips rude reception of me at the Casino, In
presence Of my family and OF numerous Florentines
must remind you in the gentlst terms OF the o,cur-
reIce. 1t was the only personol ndignity ever
ceived. We ore old men, my lord, and vergng on de-
crepitade and imbecity, ese my note might be more
emphatic. DO not imagine am unobsefvant Of dis
tncons. You, by the favor Of minister Marquis
OF Normanby /, by the grace Of God am Walter Saw
age Lstdor."
TIE Rev. Mr.. spurgson has abandoned bic con-
templated trip to America, certainly for the prsseat
year.