New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

Herr Hacklander of Stutt gait the poonisT author
Ia. received teegrsphic dispatch from tie AasnAa
u-oeror At yerons 10 come into the Ausrias heed
o,.,,ers in order to reyi-c the official resotts 4
"h.ule." And "yctories." Herr Hsckiaster ~
com,.,ieJ the Austrian amy 1913 Ia the sau
caoa.ity. H,s description then Of the bsttle q Ne
v.r, !, seems brought him. anopg other DISTINCTIONS,
= ki.. from the late old Fielt-Marshal R.detrky,
which inspired him with the following rhetorical es-
r;osi,, in hi. book on the Itslian Csppsgn: rsree
k.ses there sre by woich the hcnsn being is best;
the 6rt is that which the mother presses on tue seq
born infants head toe second ths, waich tue ner'y
welded bride be.tows on your fp-i the third. tasi
with which love or friendship closes your eyes, waes
your career on earth is ended; but l. more bcs' tsaa
other mortsl-, have to boa, OF the fourth kiss q
bhss-tha; Of Father Rsdetzkyr"
1t Is said tb.t the difficulties between the
Imperial Bonapartists aud the DESCENDANTS d
Mrs. Patterson Of Baltimore, the repu'ed wue
of the Duke of Wesiphslia, are m the way u
being composed. Toe Emperor has offered TO make
her son Jerome Duke and her grsadsss
Jerome, who graduated at West Point and Is ss~
with the army in Italy, Couat, With suitable pecu
mary endowmenis for the rank they viii formally
enounce sll claims to the name OF BonsPans. The
ion and seems to be the impression of their fresds
tha; the proposal will be accepted.
Marshal Coun, Gyulai, eI-Commsuder in-Ch'ef
Of the Austrian army Of Italy, has retired TO his es
tate In passing through Vienna to take leave OF his
political ard mil tary friends, he subscribed 25o>e
forms to the fund for the expenses Of the war.
The boy Mortars has been confirmed, with
great display, in the Church of St. Peters Chains (si
rNcsiol.
THE town o. Yarese' says the Milan Gd.et's.
"has decided thst its principal promenade shall be
called the Corso Victor Emanuel H. snd the principal
street G.ribsdi.'
The Austrian General, Baron Reischach, received
three wounds at Magenta II is said that Zouave.
who sent bullet into his thigh, called out, "Cest
pour tous, non General" as he took aim.
Mr.. Hawthorne and his family left Paris on the
2lst nit for England, all in good health, Including Ms
Una, whose almost miraculous recovery Is now csm
plete. They sail for America on the 18th Of July.
All Bohemia is reported to be marrying, and Civ:
ing in marriage, seized with the same epidemis d
reepectabilty which has evidently grown so rare and
precious in Paris that even the Bourse goes to Law
for sole possession of the few sparks which remain.
The great milliner who has for many years been
amassiDg tremendous fortune by ssorniDg the out
side of our fair ladies' heads condesoends 10 bestew
her daughter hand on the son Of George Ssnd, whs
has been anassipg other things beside fortune IN en-
dowipg the inside of the same lovely heads aud tesoa
ing th. IN how t. turn to the best account all the paas
bestowed by the great miliner on the external deco
ration Edmond, the great fotune-,eller, gave sway
bis sister with dowry of flO,Wo to Tlch railway
contractor at Nore Dame De L0rette recently. Those
Who love TO descsn upon the confusion Of the times,
could have enjoyed rich treat in the contemplation
of the gay equipsges the splendid dresses the mag
nifcent appliances of the bridal party at this frst-
class wedorg; which in Paris means tapers seven
feet high carpet from the door to the altar, beet
togas for the priests and toggery for the besdes aos
altar cloth and solid gold cups aud saucers All this
had Edmond the fortuneteler beside the b"st music
from the opera and the velvet chairs used on the
very greatest occasions. And ~el he might II re-
port spe true he has made above 1000 francs
by his forbidden trade, and while os'ensbly conceal
ing himself from the police is their best friend and
agent.
1t is taken for granted that should the Austrsns
be driven ont of Italy, French army Of obssrv Stion
will have to be kept there for some time to come.
Several of the French general officers it is said upoa
the strength Of this conviction have taken houses at
Milan and Genoa for two years and ,ward.
Sir Isaac Lyon Goldsmid Bart, who recently died
in London has left personal property n England ex-
c.edng $40 900 600 and real estates of like amount
The will Is most volumnous, and has no lees than ~
codicis, most Of them in the barons hasd~r ting.
The probate stamp duty payable thereon is $'j Ooo,
which is the maximum.
Lord Boyle, of some diplomatic note, = about
marrying Lady Lsscees, the literary sister OF Lord
HaJewood. She once wrote that no English lady
should mary an Irish noble. She now, in her OWE
case " clears the way"
The wife of physician in this city, sow in Paris,
in letter under date of June -, says: II must not
omit to tell you how glad and thankful we are that
Chares Sumner is so much better aud stronger than
We feared at one time he ever would be. lie hss
regained his stately and measured pace, bis straight
manly form, and he talks with that spirit and anna-
tion that health and hepe only give. We trust he
may be ready and able 10 do battle in the coming
struggle, and that he may gather lsurels where he
rece we'd those brutal scars.'1
Mr.. Eugene Fuller who threw hinsen overheard
from the steamer Empire City on the 2lst ult, and
was drowned was a brother of the late Margaret
Fuller Mr.. Fuller had, some Yeas since, a stroke of
the sur, and hss since been subject at intervals to
temporary attacks Of insanity and il while suffer
ing from of these that he threw himself into she
sea. lie was merchapt in New Orleans, and was on
his way North to visit his friends.
The Rev. Arthur b. Fuller of Boston las been ia
vted but ha, not yet decided accept the pastor e
Of the Unitarian Society in st. Paul, Minnesota. He
leaves the society in Boston which he has pre-
sided for several years. with its debt fun led and Iod
reduced.
The Boston Atla' and Bee learos from the best