New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-30

ne iriglrui scenes through which M. Persss an4
his Companions psssed at the massacre ef Perugis
VIII resn, in the in,anfy Of Ms Dosne whose nerv-
ous system does not recover from the shock.
/ The cos, Of :be ETl Of EIsins spesial mi..on -
China amounted 10 Gil 500.
i A "ciyoice IN high he" noticed in the English
psrers A con Of Lord Harvey discovered q crnsioa
intimacy between his wife and Lord Rbblesials, xad
jury granted him a separation and large damages
from the correspondent.
II LADY Morgan's effects, from carpets and enanels
Y 10 little legacies given to Lsdy Caroline Lamb by
Lord Byron, and beqaeatbed or given tothe Paiased
sydney" by LADY Caroline" herself, are about to
come TO The hammer. The sales take place on "Syi-
! ney, Lady Morgans premises in London.
/ -Rarey has been very successful in Londos in
| tanning vicious horse, the King Of Oudc.' 7h<
london Nics saws the auiience fsrly trembles whes
he unlocked the iron pole gave 1t 70 the groom and.
win not even q stick in his hand stool in the rng
with toat screaming savage of aborse and then fsriy
outmal l,euvered him by bis weird like tact.
The Paris correspondent of Tie Boston 7rarcles-
relates ths following esecdote:
"A Afew days ago, n. Guixot quilted the mansion in
the Rue Dc Ia Nile lEveque where, for twenty odd
VI ar he hss lived and abored and which re 9rttd
ney ~ Ia occupv agan. HE honse is the pe OF the
new oorlevard rusnng westerly from the Madeleine.
and il 70 be demotsh The city of Paris s,.es him
StA to f,r IT, He he's carried his valuable library OF
more thsn - 0OO yotuues to ns country sc 4 al Val
Richer ad intei det to move there atogether, ous
bis daughters, who a,e married IN rams nave oe-
sought him 10 spend some months hers every year,
sDd be has consented. ne has taken hoose III tho
Rue du FaabOorg Saint Ebuore.
"a few days before he Quilted tovn the Duin do
Mortebelo eslled on him. II was the tiIse nnefhey
had met siI Mouiebeo deserted the Orleans family,
| 10 whom be wss bound by every he that osa hold
m pt ard had tsk
leoD lie was shewn into GIunCts draw ng'room.
NJ. Guizot was standing with has h4ck TO the nrc-
place his crossed. lie bowed IN the rfoc' cere-
moncus manner to the Duke but men her pointed to
est nor said word He locked and acted - II be-
Rad been marble sta,ue. TIE Dase was somewhat
dconceted by this frigd reception, but being man
a. the world be pretended 10 II and talked IA
the atr air he wont to adopt when he was With NJ
Guizot, for they were once on an intimate toot'ng.
He spoke of bis embSA<y; he exhibited the ressoss s
why be accepted place Nom Louis Napoleon. NJ Gui-
zot stood If he the statue of the commander In
Don .luar.
"The Duke little dauuted, expressed an opinion on
the present state Of the political word, and took css
TO express opinion which he knew WAS most rePas-
nant to NJ Guzots way of thinking, IN hopes oi eggng
him to discussion. NJ. Guzot not only Odd not speak.
but be did change bis position. Annoyed by this
reception, the Duke de Moneeelo took his na,, anu;
u.t as be was going out OF the door, said Good
morning. You Monsieur Guizot are tue only person
from whom would take such reception am gong
Ia see the Duke de Broglie; am sure be wiureceSe
VI
Dnke de Brcgie will be cruel than have been;
he will tell you the opinion he has ot you
Hon Caleb Gushing, for the third tine, was this
year il ved to deliver the Phi Beta Kappa Grafton at
Dartmouth Commeu cement for the third time accept
ed and for the thrd time failed to appear, although
expected by those who had not learned wisdom from
experience UP 10 the last moment, when letter from
han, pleading business engagements, was received.
MIR. Bgeow writes from Paris to The Eren'SS
Post that it is quite probable that day VIII soon
be fixed for Louis Napoleons coronation, the Pope
coming to Paris to ofiiciate.
Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt is to visit Ire
land in the Autumn, the purpose of singing in ora
torios. she intends giving the Messiah for tho
benefit of the Mercers Hospital, in Dublin.
The Ereai1e Pos, says'
Mr George Folsom of this city, formerly United
States Minister To the Hsgue, has been dcsigr sted by
the New York Historical Society to deliver the address
before that venerable Association at its next anniver
ary Oh the third Tuesday in November. More than
usual interest il felt in certain quarters in this an.
nouncement, from the rumor-for which, however, Wa
have authority-that he may follow the eIam-
Die of Mr. @ Bancroft, who's Grafton simsr ami
veisaTy tome years ago thought to diverge from
be ord paIy track of such performances into the
region Of theological speculation. reterence by the
historian to " the tIiune God 1t nay DO remembered
was considered by the UnItaians a, that tims as tho
first formal notice of his secession from their sectanan
communion. repetition Of this deviation from tho
ordinary themes Of the societys orators in Mr. Ban
croft elaborate paper read at recent meeting the
Cavipistic theologau, Jonathan Edwards & ave risa
to some animadversions by Mr. Folsom, which wero
variousy treated in the press, bu, which must have
been less severe g. delivered than as reportod mas
much o. they DO not 10 'have subsequently dis
turbed the personal relations OF the two ssvaos 1t
will be Of interest to know whether the orator of No
vember will revive the unsettled discussion.
Commodore Charles Stewart completed his eighty
fret year, July %.
Mrs Elizabeth Barns died at Richmond, Va, On
Monday. The Dispatch says that Mrs. Barns Sss ~
years OLD, and until within the past four yeas has
spent almost ber entire time-since she was 5lyears
Of age-in visiting the poor and ministering to their
wants Night and day, wherever her charity end trus
piety could avail, she was to be found
The Louisville Democrat states that William
Alfred Carter, young man nineteen years old, was
drowned in Salt River Anderson County, Isy, day
or two SINCE This is the seventh sonthat his parents
have Lost within the past few years.
AT the CONNIE nceme u. on Thursday at Union Cox
lege the degree Of d. ID. conferred sa the Rev.
William Rudder, Rector Of St. Psuls Church in Al
bany on the Rev. Edward +. Seelye of Sohenec-
tady, and the Rev. H. II. Wallace of little b. tain.
That Of LII. ID. on the Hon. Jshn A. Lett Of Brook
IyD. the Rev. VIM. Il. Williams of Nsw-Yort, and
Henry W. Warner Of New-York.
A Paris paper gives the following accouas Of
brave yvanoiere:
Madame Cros vvandiere Of tia foot CEasseurs,
pretty woman Of twenty y-two, and whe oi Of tte
chssseorr requested permission Of her husbAsd who
wss in the reserve to follow tho attack and assist the
voupGed at SoIeriuo. Taking vita Der hss keg ot
brandy csrteen Of vs,er, and sekage cs lnen and
Int sbe went forward into the thick OF the fsht.
needless Of the bullets and dressc.the wousds Of many
Of the men, ard among them that Of the Gent tsrde,
VINO WA straek in tho heai when olGss b. too