New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12
PERSONAL.

who holds the bili, opposed bis discharge, On the
gT yund that NJ julien having been naturahzed ic
England, could not avail himself Of the FreLc1 law
The prisoner peaoed that, BY the act OF caaraza-
tion be could be De!ther a member Of Parliament, 4
Minister q tie Crown, nor grand disnit.ry OF the
State, he could BOT be Considered BritIth sohject.
Tie tribunal held, however, that haviog taken toe
OATH Of allegiance the Queen Of England )uid
not be declared bankrup, ia France, and his appi
cation for release rejected.
Major Irving Mcdowell, Assistant Adj Itaut-Gen-
erai, United States Army, was presented to Queen
Victoria at the Levee, On Saturday the 18th dlt.
"A correspondent Of the S'tcle ssys that one Of the
best shots III Ganbalil's service is Eugllshuan OF
fifty years old, uho carries c.ptal Lancaster ride,
arc aided by PAIR Of spectac.s Of when he ttands
ii need, brings every Tyroeao cnasseur that be
takes aiui at Somebody lately asked hun w0etheT
he had been attracted To ON the volunteer crp by
stIorg frelug for the Italian cause or by love oi
sport He ale ~ered very coolly, Aave great re-
epect for Italian Independence, tut | GIN aso very
fond Of shooting"
Among the passengers by the Arago, which
arrived at about O'Clock last evening, we notice
Governor Hamilton Fish family, Capt. Peudergas;
and lady, Of the L. s. Navy, Mr.. Daniel Leroy, L. ).
Consul a, Rome, ana family, and Mr. Oiwad Often
doiier, editor Of the Staats Zeitnng.
"A letter from Rev. j. S. Iu,kip, Pastor Of the
Cherry street Mariners NJ. T.. Church was resd from
the pulpit on Sunday morning, announcing his safe
arrival at Liverpool The writer contenpl ates tour
on the Continent and will return to resume DIS duties
on or about II 28th Of August. He is enjoying ex
celent health.
DR. Busbnoll's Society in Hartford have very re-
luotanry acc pied bis resignation, and insivitual
members have subscribed $40 900 to be paid in five
equal annual stauents for his benefit. that of his
fan y in case Of bis oecease. He leaves to-day for
Minnesota to spend the Summer. and thinks Of re-
moving his family thither next Fall.
The honorary degree Of DID. was recently con-
felred upon the Rev. +. G. Holiday Of indianapolis,
Iod., by Allegheny College.
President Buchanan aud suite have engaged
rooms at the Revere House, Nd, route for Bed
ford Spring4, on or about the 18th inst.
MIR. Stanford, the Republican candidate for Gov
error Of California, went from Albany, and s the son
of citizen Of Wa;ervhet, N. Y. He ven. to Califor-
Lila Elk eight years since, carrying with him the
political principles which he sustained here.
The daughter Of the late Joseph Charles Of St.
Louis in to express her sacred regard for the
memory Of her father has gwen to endoF the
Professorship Of Physical Science, in Westminster
College, Fulton, Missouri. The endowment OF this
chair was object very near Or. CESrless' heart
during the latter purt of bis life.
As Messrs. Stone and Ebnipger the artists, were
sailing Yesterday morning. in the NarrO@s, sudden
flaw capsised the boat and seriously endangered their
lives. After floating in the water some time, the boat,
after energetic exerons, rghted and the artists
escaped TO shore.
"A case involving the queston of property in a
snuff bux but bearing within it the history OF whole
life and the history OF the tust Napoleon Empire,
has recently been before the Tribunal at Paris. Toe
snuil box controversy originally belonged to Count
Trobrieud u1ce Of the editor of the Courier deS
ftats Unis, general Of the great NaPcleon,
and aid.de-camp to Davoust The snufi-box IL but
a minor object IN the trial; it was the story which
it elected that bore the entire interest OF The
peadlrcs. The snuff box adorned with the pOr
trait OF Napoleon. Tiobriand had won 1t as marx
Of distinction with his epauees and loved i WITH I'll
equal love- At 10 he had fought IN the Hdsears und'r
tie Consulate At tots period dues all the
fashion the FreIc army owing to the UNJUST pref
erences given 10 one corps over another, which Is
growing to be the now.a-oays. Inc Gfehaalers
Of the Guprd we're then the pets of the army, as tue
ZOuaSeS are now, NFitn'h H"H'"'i VI 'N~>
braves bad usurped the night to lord it over the
res. of the army. This usurpation dispessed
the Young soldier greatly. He volunteered to cor
rect The irsoeuce, aud in four diilerent encounters
,aiped four different victories. The little tussar
was carried in triumph by the men of his regiment
bnt re made a vow never to fght another duel, vow
which he has kept to this day. 10 1919 rrobnand IN
disgust left France to fight in Columbia. Here he
bn usi tn Franco
and served his country once tie burniDg
rleins of Africa, with the rank Of colonel 10 1913
T,obriand asa,n feslgoed and vent 10 Naples, where
N sp,te Of his sevsntyfive years-he was named
ceneralissmo Of tie army, with an income worthy OF
his rank He accepted tie rank but refused the in
come s1d this it is which brought him before the tn
| bppaI 70 claim lis snuff.bo which a moment Of
| dstress he bad pledged witt freod, who refused
TO give Il up after principal and interest Of the loan
! hao been fully paid.
-GeoIee w Greene withdraws from The Goshen
| Indeyendent Republican now in rs 46t1 volume J.
ana transfers his interest to his partner, Isaac v
Muntsync, who hss had large share i'll Its manage
ment.
Lieut. b. f. Shattuck, of the United States Navy,
died at Wircl ester Mass, on the 9th inst.
Isaac w. Roberts respectable merchant Of
Remsen, IN Oneida County, committed suicide by cut
ting his til, ost Oh Friday morning last DIR. Roberts
had oeep in busipe,s il Remseu for many years. He
W.. man Of much enterprise ami mere than ordinary
mt gen ce, and had always been highly respected
lie ia lea in business year or two ago and 1t Is
probable that lie mud became affected from the u
oarrassneu,s consequent thereon. He leaves vile
and several children.
MIR Dickens has written n very cordlsl ard ap-
preciatve letter to the Rev. Henry NJ FleGs Of thus