New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-16

| Nel,on 81 Trsfalg gers n", yet completed
lii. Loncon correspondent of TIE MaHeies,er
Guardian, says:
"Im-vm.p.iou oYyoros Of NJ. PAVE C1lEsr's an
p,tni.d copy :" Stake IN shich the o. -u'n-n
tici.y Of The Ms. .eens 70 be quite lLcu-'Sy
.s'ahrsh.c, ttht rcert eIaui ation OF th- Aii-y
rap. r. 10 uiwich college bs- satisfied the oran>e o.
he Eu.en.re Library ard Mr. Haul on OF the sln-
-eru, who acc npeo.d hu 10 me i.vrsusa.oI M
Letter purrortir TO be srteb by Ma SION, and pno-
liz 80 ss from hin in Mr. j. T. Coi-rs rork a. the
the Dulwicn MS If 8 forgery. ve'y likely by mo
sape harn a. the us notes and slte-a'i ms 10 mr..
Coler's folio. TIE forgery bas been effected IN tue
ssne. sy, by Irdisu Ibk ct sepi,, nsed over peu'
cil,ed draft Both in This and 10 thst of Snak---
p+ue il "a quite possible 'hst pencil marks not visible
xfeu Mr.. Col ier examined the p,per may have be-
cone visible since. This il q s-ibiNy well knoWn
10 ell pin. collectors Toe ,tr # the paper ~hch
is brought over the pencil marx by the India rubber
IL time reeIec,s i.se aid betrsy the pencil marx un-
den eb;h."
M Baye St. Jonn, the wel-known author, died
Aug
Mr. Wn. Hewitt writes through The London
L,ara-. Go-efte to assure the pubic that he ADD
Mrs. Hewitt are not George Eliot, nor is Adam
| Bece.' though genuine midland county man taeu
| of-prDg."
The Rash of Cashmere has cent tent of shsvls
a. a pre..ut to Queen Victoris, with bedsteaf OF
| oaivec goo, the Whole valued at $4,000.
Tie Rsjah HubGer.sicg hiss jutt been married at
LAHORE to al English LADY, Mss dodge. IL is the
fret marriage of the kind which has taken plscs.
II P'ince is pagan, and imme r.ely rich.
Two American officers we're at Solferioo-Naj.
Kearney, who bad a nominal position in the staff Of
FIsrch General, ard Lieut.. Carr, who had leave to
circulate IN the Piedmontese camp.
TIL, King Of Boz emia Pnva. d Anglemot, has died
at maison de santfi il Paris where be bad been psced
| by the Society DIES G-us oes Letues An author OF
no meal merlt, P,ivst o'Arclemont belonged to tue
aucient school of bare footed hters.i, al taking
for granted that literature Add poverty wers one AM
the same thing would Lever consent TO the exe"ton
necessary 10 .fica.e himself from the slough Of pc
euniery difficulty Into which this conviction p'aGed
him. Not long ego, Pereire, hearing Of the AFFECT
| state of poverty In which d'ApgenOot was living,
gel erousy proposed to elbow him 500 francs month
curing the composition OF q work upon Lille Adam,
etitber the 8utbor dispatched, all joyous and
debg b,ed at the luck But no WIS he installed
| in the comfortable apartments provided by Perelre,
with the security Of each dsyS provision before
| bis eyes, than he began TO sigh for the emo
tins OF Bohemia aud the end Of four days left
Lie Adam and returned to mis- garrett and the
froc ard myst fcstion amid which he lived 10
Psrs Hundreds tf amusing anecdotes are told OF biz
powers of booking and the manner in which he loved
to exercise them The relative to his Introducing
hmself as Alexander Dumas to the cure OF Notre
Dome and describing himself commissioned By a
bookseller to write the good cure biography IL conse
queLce Of the popularity to which he had risen among
the people Of Paris and the joval manner in winch he
veo at the esbytery during the time he was thus
osteDtibly employed, has been made by cotemporary
sriter the subject OF a pleasant vaudeville Although
bese kes neither very respectable nor very edi-
f,pg N II an ned 40 years of age yet Pnvat An
Oft genera regarded by hit brethren OF tee
craft az Iohrg than gro Tn-up child aud pet
ted and induleed a,cordiugly. 1t indeed to this
that he owed the favor Of stretching his dying frame
ON the comfortable bed Of naasoH dc SAME rather
thar on the lowly pallet Of hospital
"A Parrs spondeht If the Independence beige
SAYS be is assured hst Of the las. things uttered
in The row celebrated interview at Viafranc. was
promise made by the Emperor Of Ausrs to pass some
dogs u. xt WiDt.r at the fuiiieries
The sisters Marchiso, soprano and coutralto, who
have h,d a In Italy, are engaged at the Pars
Grand Opera and it is said to make their deou
| il Rossinir Semranids, winch is about to be pro-
| duceo on the French stage for the fret time.
Nj. Rot er, the celebra ed tenor Of the Grad
| Op.rs, ir Psi., met with a terrible accident the
oher day sbe walking out with BIS guu 10 his park
at V,llers.sur Marine. While getting over hedge
lis piece went off aud lodged tle contents in his
| arm. Amputstion found to be necessary. The
operation successfully performed and no danger
| to bis life was anticipated.
Hermann and Robert Schlagiutwet, two Of the
celebrated three exploring brothers, of whom is
dead, have recently arrived IN England to lay b-fore
e.. ~ Of their Ia
| il India One of their fret acts to distribute
among their frienos spd the members of the scientific
world privately printed memoir Of their lost bro her
ADOLF Tie complete result OF their united lab'rs -
row in prets at Lepsc, in eight volumes, quafo with
eighty pates, the fvst volume of which is expected to
| be published toward the END Of September.
| The Shan Of Persis has this year made long
journey through his comipions. IL appears that on
this occasion contrary to toe usual custom, the H.
bsb,talts of the provinces tn ough which he passed
had not to complain Of contributions Levied on them
by the Royal suite. The journey was interesting in-
ssuucb as the Persian provinces are stocked with
game. One day the Shah stopped to hunt the deer
t the Province Of Kezah which is celebrated for that
gan e. but in hunting the deer the Royal party reused
a herd Of Wild boars, ard his Imperial Majesty was
| forced to ascend tree for safety.
| Private letters from Paris state that Madame
Ristor il thinking Of visiting the United States for
tie purpose Of giving series of dramatic matHee'
The Paris corresp ondent Of The Boston Trar,ier
in nocing the publicstops that have lstely ap-
peaed ssys that Interesting and complete lie OF
M-nir has been i.sasd by NJ. Henri Martin, one OF
the bistorsrs of France. He also mentions that u
Martin had taken poor Manin's body from the late