New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

= sskEn. As to poi ics, they msy describe, oDds,
s,nsd Of Frspce, the bankruptcy ~ rome uercbsnt;
!, "Roglspd' the sppro achiog teitb o. sOne
Ia usder "Rome," the depntore OF the Poos for
y IA vecobis, ard bis return. Spain ia rot t. be
\ .<Sped at all "a the news from there s apt 10 be
,lut'B.y.
1 One Of the visitors who thropged the sn'ecbam.
xno Count Cevour, when 10 P4rs, Wa Baron de
- ,sacbJd. The Hebrew msgpate wa received ~lth
= ,as courtesy which success alSsys commands 10
IL world. After the frat grseti'g-, the fa,e'ious
IA outtss NJ nstsr said: well NJ d, Ro,bfchdd,
L.,d,ou DO. be enchsn'ed 10 lean t1at hal ten
s..,< ny resign at'on You would see the foods r'e
~ sut per cent in one day The Baron res 1onded,
sEh my dear Count, you are worth more than toss;
" ,hould hail your fall with nee Of per cent, at
~
Lola Moptez h., been lectunos in Loodoo, on
ttshsh snd American Cbsrsctsr.' TIE LOad0a
a .u says, that plainly atiired IN high bodied
n Of dark velvet assumrg tone Of msscuoe 30
= rather than Of feminine coquetry, wearing a
.ep.nce perfectly calm aud perfectly Intelligent
.Ilv .rticulstieg every word che ut,ersd--O AZ 70
ut ,lnost mopotonous in her distinctoess-M ,tsme
~ Moptez was the very ideal Of Of those stroOg
,iors.'
7.oueeu yictcris gave 8 child's ball 81 Buckingham
ACE on the 7tb inst, on occasion Of the sixtu bUtn
~ Of Der con, Prince Leopold. The Chi dr.n we're
~ FIVE to fourteen years old aud al ia faucy
q >ssa The dancing began at nine O'Clock.
-Pa.tsr Gavszzi attempted TO lecture in Galvay,
i.ki, Appearance caused riot. He was driven
the Police bsrrsok, chased from the osn and MS
a ,otly ssved by the iooicious arrangements Of the
1t ne who prevented the mob from folio wing IN d
line Of bis retrest and who mad cut of, VITA a
~ Of fifty men with fixed bayoDets, the advance Of
,Cl.edsgh fishermen.
n III We ars to believe the Italian journals, Verd's
sss opera In Batlo d. Hdschsrd ION the subject OF
assassination of Custsvus III J. ia not only psrs-
j Of excellence but is cIe.tng furore gate unex
a, med. cat the third representation rays the
A. tss MN,;coi GGz,he, "sucb number OF pieces OF
,,ry were 6urg on the stsge that it Vas covered
"a them. 1t may be said thst Nerdls opera is psr-
med before the pick of European society; for, be-
ts yigiant prelaes and O1s csrabineeTs lords,
n ming high nesses the family of the Klog OF Plus
d NJ aria Cnrttins aud the Prince of Wales, have
10 10 see it,"
Charles Resde announces new novel under the
sof "Love me Lit'le, Love me Long
4. The University Of Vermont, a, Burlir goD, will be
m irss,ed next Comm ebcement by the folio Sng geote-
"a: Gsorgc w. CARTS of Nsw'York, Orator for the
" hsrsry Societies; # B. Aldrich Of Nss-York, Poe.
.xt,he Literary Societies. w. II Burlegh of Albany,
- Of before the PM Beta Kappa Society Rev. Thomas
a. Of Waltham Mass, Discourse before the Socie-
\. iOr Re igiOus Inquiry.
Tho Rev. T. l.. Ward, Rector of Blenworth, III 1r-
IN Hsnts, announces, through the columns of The
tionol Standard, a religious journs Of London,
affecting deeply the extreme impru1eoce Of which
= I'D Derby has been guilty, in permitting toe Prince
slWses to visit and reside for ii ne a. Rome Ter
+ ader such step sugbt with peril TO the cause of
A ssttsnt nutb), have adopted suggestion which
a nd in tho Last number of The Protestant Magazine
Shave msoo this visit Of bis Rsysi Hlgbners t.
L. ne subject Of prayer in my Chorch for the last
I. he Sundays, in the following msnoer-b7flre tbs
40 ny and be ore the olec for the Royal Family in
: irternoon service: Toe prayers OF this consregs
:. ssc earnestly desired for his Royal Hs hness the
n nee Of Wales that IT may please Alng uty God OF
IN great mercy to preserve him from toe denssrs to
sh h. sin be exposed during his residence at Rome,
Al headquarters of Popish error, superstition, an
,.Rsty.'"
"A not, from Paris, dated April f. states that Soua
h Sumter has left Montpelier for Rome. He was,
=. 4 sccounts, in very bad condition Of health.
y M. Meyerbeer's lie Pardon de Ploerma has bser
a p,ucei at the Opera ComiqHe o. Paris, with the
y most sucoess.
k We hear from Paris: otis a well-known fac
= ut the Memoirs Of NJ. de Talleyraud, according to
o. Opposition, are to sppssr only thuty years ate
u adeAh, which will be in 1868. But tue heirs have
p kssdy begun negotiations with publishers, who, OF
10 sGss, have had glance at these papers, allowing
r. ss to have peep over their shoulders. ltis hnoSo
- w. that these curious Memoirs couts n very secret
isoIy Of the house Of Austis, and tofoS nights on
kris Louisa which are in the highest degree ioter-
a. thg. II is said that the hers have been offered
hg, sums by publishers but still lsrgsr s1uis by
y 'sr who ere pot publishers, but who would BE- glad
hby sid cODf.csie the history of tne woods world.
= lstbe ters have resisted toe temptation, and sl
= deprive the spirit Of the dressed Of the pleasure
SsPeakog the truth for once at least sfer his death
e ED kLows1'