New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02

-.-l ,rr,..srsss az he Pou.ifcal Court. 70 Mono
gave audience after dinner 10 those Dobe aaes ocen
rvirr villas in ,he neightorhood, asd n tie evening
flowed himself :; the balcony OF h. Tal-ee, and ""
re.sed the fireworks prepared in The PIAZZA below 10
the grea; delight Of the country folks
Sir Emerson Tennen;, in his work on Ceylo1'
tell the following remarkable story:
.Le1i Gerard Frsiz q tie Ceyon Re Re-alsHt wn.s
lc-i- n AZ ELEPHANT 'be El-y o. or AcIoid N oo'sA
~. Eorrded n. face ~ ihe bursting g h. sce co
The pa Janusry isS He then ahol; hFtyrso years o.
az. On s.ns him. 0lld TIA; pat q Tie o-eech o. 'He
81 and about .uhes o. he oa had been driven tfo IN
re ,r,s. ms the junction % hs no-e and 'o'eaeAd i Ia
.urk ano.: perndicay tai he oa pate oAed TIE TAI P'
by whS he barrel s. ade The s;ocS - Sew had DE-
sended through The palate, cs-u- with ne -re~ one II
,refv q uih had forced tick "a. nGh Eos-r where
va. dscsrile externally while me BRAIDED end 4y ID coA@e'
with To ihe ja-ed ulss q roI ih- sunk
the e;hodal and .phenoaal cells found hoFs-y mpre
cable. But tell after TIE Inflammation sao.l- NJ
F-e,z recovered ridy b.. general health lEipaed and
be retlusd h regiment nh tl singular appenisse uIAiy
embedded behind the bones q b. ace. H toos h " o. d-s
a. asus attained the command q - company participated IN
AL ID. enoyusni. Of roor, and died s year' after
,ard on the ls Of April l6 n0t 1u any consequences o. Us
fearful wound bur from fever and Inflammation orosh Oh y
cher cau.s. - ie b. apparently Inconvenience ot ID.
r,,euce ofthe strange body in b. palate that be was ae.'o7d
With h. tn.er partially undo The whiah bur Tor IT. ef
,-eps enh De- might altogether have wlthdfaWn To s'Aoe
TIL. b. done and poby 20 a's y tn, means me eSaiion
Of III. breech it, through The original oTtc i~hch neTef en-
,i.v eo.ed an a,teup, made 1855 70 take 81 portion o.
The nth tie. but after having cu' three li's foz
,f orrtop wa Interrupted chiefly owing % the car"ssess
and ad-erenee Of CAPT Fre hose death occurred before the
ATTEMPT could b. resumed The piece o. ron On oei- remove
afer h. deceas@ found measure = inehe, III ezh and
weighed .cure than two ounces and ihee
The other dav. at the famous German bathing and
gambling place Homburg, a freuchman, who had
been playing for some time with the usual luck of all
L. foa. IO-f Il
tho re-t. lie drew pistol out OF his pocket, and blew
nj. br,ins ont while sitting al the fatal treate e qua
ros,e table. The people who are generally IN attend
spce threw a cloth over his face and carried the
wre,ehed man out. life being quite extinct and the
game proceeded a. If nothing had occurred Monsieur
Craca. q Srauard, now d, Homburg, has lost 1000
francs at the gaming table. Hi play, which he still
continues. l. obliged to be now a more moderate
scale bur not 20 biz temper His rage i 30 great at
losing. that. before the crouper can rake in the
money. be tales j, mp and throws It a; him, which if
If happen. 10 be gold instead of paper, j. not pleasant
way of being paid. He always insists on sitting next
the crouper who il the dealer OF the cards. The con-
sequence is. that when they know he il playing or
going 70 play the croupiers toss up TO see which sha
deal. their dread II great OF being his neighbor.
The Prince of Wales arrived at Oxford on the l'th
ult and wa met al the railway station by the Dean
OF Christ Church Dr. Lddelil, under whose superin-
tendence be will be during hi- -olourn here, and by
large crowd Of members OF the University and citizens
who cheered him loudly on alighting from the car
rage The Prince az once proceeded 10 Christ ,hlrch
where lie formally entered himself a. member oi the
University and then waited upon the Nce-C hancellor
n, Pembroke College, TO matriculate In the evening
he received deputations from the University and city
IL 4
graduating him upon his arrival and on esday
he began his attendance al the Professors lectures.
Carl Formes il now in Germany.
Mr. Dickens has heen giving readings IN Norwich
and Ipswich, England.
There il a new Swedish singer, Nile. Roesk, who
j. -aid 10 be equal To Jenny Lind.