New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

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Gen. Bsro, WerutaTit.
"A wel.kno~n literary man o. Vienna, NJ
Bsuere and Lis wife, it is STATED, have beeu -oms days
missing, aid robody knows anything Of their where
abous In quepcs, the publication Of ste cbIef
theatrical psper Of that city, which was edited by H.
Bsotre, has beer interrupted.
Richard Met;euich, the Of the old Price,
who IL TO be Embasssdo- from Austria Paris IL che
Of the besu,iful Countess de Lsikhsm toe secord
wife Of the late Prtce wiTo+e beauty celebrated
all Europe and bad penetrated toto Persis.
| This lady lived but two year. after her marriage
leaving the pre,ent Prince Eichsrd heir to the
name Prince Richard is fne handsome m.n, Of
about thirty Eve true representative OF austrian
| haughtinees.
| The Empress Eugenie's sister the Duchess Of
| Alba who on her way from Madrid to Psrs. has
been compelled to stay in vtoris ia consequence of
sndden illness of one her children DR.. Bsrhez, toe
EmpItss's ply sician has gone to Vittora
The widow Of General Espnasse has, pursuant
to tie wishes of her deceased husband enrolled her
| only son in the let Regiment Of Zouaves.
The Wellington (New-Zeslandl p,per announce
the conservation of the Hon. Arcadeacon Williams to
the Bshopric Of the Maori District of Waiapu, msk
ing FIVE New ZEALAND Bishoprics in connection with
| the Church of England TIE ceremony was per
| formed on Sunday, April 3, at Wellington.
"A Berlin letter says that the King of Prussia out
wardly appears stronger that when be returned from
Italy but internally bis ma!sdy makes very rapid
progress II IL feared that in very short time hi,
limbs will become psrrlyzed, and fears above all,
felt for his eyes. DR.. Grofr the celebrated oculls
has been consulted the subject and he is Of opinion
that the King is threatened with blindness.
A letter from Nangasaki Japan, Of the 2lst April,
says: The new Emperor becomes every day more aud
more liberal to the Europeans, and the Mand.rins Of
the provinces instead Of sub;ecting them, here
tofcre to all sorts Of i'll treatment display great regard
for them.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Glo6e
SAYS, that Princess Clotilds, Though a mere girl is
just cow exercising a very marked influence on the
destiny Of her native lntry. She never concealed
at the court here her personal conviction tbat she
modern Ipbigenia, inmoatsd for state purposes,
and she loudly clsims performance Of tue compact.
kingdom Of North Italy, Cd q large and independent
basis for Victor Emanuel and the house of Savoy was
the stipulation of her marriage contract and she talks
of returning to her father If the bargain is evated
Old Jerome Napoleon backs his dsughter-in.aw, and
if sympathy is claimed for the widow of the late
worthless Duchiao of Parma, some share Of the same
cbivalry is challenged by this child of an Inflated
land.
"A letter from Kissengen Of July % mentions
unpleasant affair that took place at the table dhoe
Of the Kurhans. proprietor Of Posen, namsd
Poleski who was dining at the table, wanted to pay
the waiter with coupons of the Kosel Ojerberg Rail
way. On the walters refusing to accept them, NJ.
Poesk threw whole bundle of them at the Prussian
Minister, Won der Heydt, who was present, accompa-
ny ing the act by some cutting words. IL is stated
that proceedings have been commenced in conse-
quence against NJ. Poleski. This gentleman, ii ap.
pears has been unfortunate in railway speculatons,
and made last session application to the Cham
Der of Deputies which was refused 1t ia added that
he Only just arrived a. Kissngen, and that be had
gone there for the cole purpose Of meeting the Min
ister. A later letter states that he has been
demned to II days Imprisonment, aud to Punishment
from the Kingdom of Bavaria at the expiration of that
period
The Home Secretary having withdrawn his bill
for the Reform Of the Corporation of the City OF Lon
don, the election of the Lord Mayor will take see
next month, in accordance with ancient custom The
livery i'll return two Aldermen but It is not quite
clear whether they will return the two senior Alder
m. D. nasmuch as last year they passed over Alderman
Carter who was second seniority and returned Al
derman Cubitt NJ r., with the present Lord Mayor.
This year Alderman Carter and Alderman Cubit are
the two seniors below tie chair and if the livery re-
turn them, the Court of Aldermen will doubtless
lect Alderman Carter who stands first; but If the lv
cry take the same this year which they adopted
last and pass over Alderman Carter, they will return
Alderman Cubitt aud Alderman Sir Henry Mugger-
idee. in which case Alderman Cubitt Mp, will be
Lord May or Of London for the next year. The livery
can make their choice Of the following Aldermen, all
of whom are eligible: Mr.. Carter, Mr. Cubit,, Sir H.
Mucreridge, Mr. Rose, Mr.. Lawrence, Mr.. Hale, Mr.
Allen, and Mr. Mechi or they can, if they please, re-
turn the present Lord Mayor for re- election.
The Rev. Theodore Parker has been heard from
As late as July 20, when be was still in Switzerland
ard when his distressing cough had nearly dissp.
peared, though slight cold caught during journey
upon the lax had retarded his recovery His friends
are encouraged to believe that he will ultimately re-
tuIn to this country well man.
The corporations and digntares of the State
having presented to the King of Portugal addresses
Of conooerce on the occasion Of the Queens death,
the King addressed the following letter to the Duke OF
| Tsrceirs, President ofthe Council:
"MY DEAR DUKE: There are few consultations for
Grief such as that which DO afcts Ii il indeed
hard trial 10 which Providence has been pleased 10
subject me. Ii sad 10 have kIoEn the greatest OF
nsforures at the age of ambition and OF the illusions
that usually accompany 1t. am resigned TO my lot,
and will fulfill my duties for what my lot is and not
for what il might have been. To do this need only
the example Of the csnsort have lost before had
scarcely begun TO appreciate the treasure was my
hapripess 10 possess il heart for this world and
soul for Heaven IL the four years of my reign my
people ard mysef have been fellow sufferers conscience
tells me never 10 forsske them they have never i0r
| ssktn me- for Low look round FOR consolation ind
Only IN reel on which commands Ole TO believe AM
-, .bata NJ he Pprful