New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
PERSONAL.

king Victor Emanuel signed decree on the I'D
inst at Milan appointing the celebrated Alessandro
Manzoni President Of rhe Institute, with an annual
pension of Il, 000f, I" as a national recompense'
The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred are still
travelling through Great Britain together. The latest
Eughsh journals note their visit to Melrose Abbey
and Abbotsfoid, where they spent two hours. An
American party, says The kelSo Chronicle, had
seated themselves on knoll near the Free Church
mane ard there awaited the return Of the royal equ-
page. On its approach cohing of hat from a ven
cradle head, over which some eighty summers must
have passed attracted the attention Of royalty and
received marked respect, which caused the demo-
cratic spit afterwaro to say that such recognition
had nearly upset his republican principles while the
LADY, in true American rbraseOlcey, "guessed they
had been very forturse and thought their hghneses
wouldn't soon forget EN- From Merose, the party
went to Edinburgh.
A special dispatch t. The Cincinnati CONNER
c,al dated New.YoIk. Aug. 26, says: :" understand
from excellent authority that Count Walewski has
addressed letter to the editor of The ~ Y. Times,
thanking him, in the name OF Napoleon Ill, Tor tnc
course Of his paper during the late war.
The Courier and Enquirer learns that the Right
Rev. Bishop Potter has completed his arduous Sum-
er visitation without any f.nre in his appointments
chetred everywhere by lsgc consrsgat ms, and many
proofs Of ygor and prosperity in the Parishes OF the
Diocese The Bishop is al presen' with hs family at
Ess.x and may resume bis labors for few days
before the Convention. He is 10 perfect health none
the worse but rather better for his hcessant and great
labors.
The Paris correspondent Of The N. y. Express
gives the following sccou1t Of two American marri'
ares at Paris, on the 9th inst.
4, O'Clock the marriage of Miss Mary Mason. daughter OF
The Minister the United states, and Mr Archer Alae h
Virginia was solemIized at the residence oil the oiioe
w. r. % Beapon The beautiful aud impressive ceremony Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church vas Perornso y ne v
The British Embassy Of whose Judse Mason
have been since their s.aeIGs In p, sDI TSe here Sss
MI LsIuson Rector of the American EP:eopa onIe d Az
sn.lsmer ierds Ministers family The Wedding CIV ~a IS.
ot plcy and good The company was believe
exclusively American and those Were Mr. y 0sn
and bSe late Miss Corooran; Mrs Ridsewsy Mrs. Rigs OF
wa.hinsn CeDdsn Of KSn'uay Lieut. Peg rssr: s. o.
p.n P., Me.ss Calhoun and wIbor Secretaries Of The
oHs SaI mention these as forming pa. brilliant and
dns hed company. The bridesmaid vas Miss ssIsn
Srns The toiettes OF all ladies who assisted were
remarkably tasteful ard beautiful such dresses h so,d
',ss md clessp in woinans content my'ef with
that The os%c sy s sisS S lace
Sognce trimmed with entredeux and edge
Her vail white tulc, failne 10
taken the place e lace these occasions tiei peau ~
c;,d NV wreath of blossoms and she WORE 81 lne
,e bgue, the flowers, which istne nooe ~ a'
- xt dces as from flowers worn on
III ,,s w.s simple tasteful and elegant The Misses Ma
.n .re aso dressed in white indeed were ne AIRY AZ 80
i... present edstely after the ceremony INC He"J
I'D nsir len Paris on bridal tup to Switzerland.
Or n. same day. and within few MINUTES u no sso
- .hoyr sno,her American lady assumed he
- a. IN, Cbarch of ST. Roche Miss Annie hepoutEe
seth Csrolita married TO Mr. Eustschc p9unin - a. ~
Ssi,r Rounu Vice Consul Of Portugal a. Nice Ssru'Ia
y.s MOI present this ceremony utearn hst "a'
srroroins 10 the Roman Catholic iorn
The Protestant Bishop of Durham, VINO ia'ey
died lDr. Malby), made will disposing of his prop
stv worth nearly 81 Coo OOO-s5O0,ooO of which went
TO his family.
The s6iudicators of the prizes offered IN England
for the best essay on 1.-THE Causes of the Decline IN
~. Society of Friends have awarded the hrst Prize
% Mr. J. s. Roxntree Of York, and the second to MIR
Thomas Hancock of Nottingham. In consequence o.
~. excellence of the second successful essay, the
donor has made the second prize equal to the first IN
money value.
The ,uins of "Irsnistan," the once prlnceiy
sb,ae of p. II. Bsrnum are being leveled OIL, pre-
n.ya,orv 4, a rev residence for the present owner.
which will be placed considerably 10 rear 81 the OLD
site.
Tile Saratogian has the rumor that MIR. John H.
Uoughton, formerly merchant OF Saratogs, ana
hothar Of liz n NJ and THY Uoughtcn of Counth,