New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

.e h d-b, would te r~daced COZ 90 fsBcs He there
.oeed the dusenee Of dividing hi' late s' @
four nsauaer boring be is By labor aud ecoeoGy - pay
every G. Ho-ev-g ncouv.hi-1 might b. fo- several
unons ts- d>bes eted IN th-ss ssA
Isynenis yet Dot Of tben oppoeed The proposition
Tile Earl Of Stamford and Warrington has cootrA-
sicted the report tia, Lady Stamford bad challenged
some lady 10 ride the c'uniry for ESco, wn'h
frst appeared in TIE Ccsrf Circar, aud stated that
The paragraph bad given her ladyship aud himself
great annoyance.
The Liverpool correspondent Of 7Ae MSackester
GsGr fi0z writes:
Hotipr definite ansped Saturday reiing to The cor
r,SpsnSeuee tie four gcusan in Liverpool end the
Eu-ror of The Frrch Il Is ss,d however thai The bitter n
question was written ty focr snspen we enjoying tbs
rIe.s-r,s fun beard evening about tornses sH
NoEins --ous dresn of'h- letter posted bo' rrpy
was never snsirsted - little the sfir bough of tha
cory Of the er'o he FmreTsr not kept and the
vi oe natter looked upor good oke Judge Of th- con-
ofthese four suemeH When on Friday they received
letter reply theirs written By an official Persoosse bat
which Of tie four could read as vas w'ie1 4 the
Freph hususre TIE cordu q the writers Of Se sr 70 the
Ru rerr Eaet with hearty dsEancsoE BY neATy Al the
lScsl PaPeuL"
The Young Prince Napoleon may be aeon st any
hour in the day running about COmPegne. as happy
srd healthy as any our-year-old His little Imperial
HstRess has severs companions OF his own age, who
are deeide6 democrats, to jadge from thei mauoer OF
treating thar Imperial playfellow; he is, ! notice
however quite ready take his own part, and battle
most manfuly for his turn the mechanical horse,
wbich rune sround with Of the boys on his back
or tor any Of the playbngs that are always
at re disposa Of the children The young Prince has
much The look of bis father when serious athough he
yesen blts the Empress while smiling He is qaise
linRust already, as he manages to make himself an
derstood in French, English, and Spanish.
AT Compegne recently, the Emperor observed
that Lady Cowe ley, contrary to the custom with En-
elish ledies, do wedding or alliance ring
on her hand. He asked the reason and was told that
the marriage took place sooner than was expected
that HE Iordship hsd not been able to procure one in
tine and that, after marriage, further thought had
been given to the subject. The Emperor immediately
ordered from Paris costly alliance ring, and present
ing it TO her adysbp, said to her: beg OF you to
acca pt this ring guarantee Of the alan,e be-
tveen France and England
Baron Dc Menneval French Minister a. Munich,
say The Nord has resigned bis post This dip!'mast,
not being able to his grief at the loss OF ns
wife. is about 10 proceed to Rome where, after cer'
tain time of PREPARATION he will enter into holy orders
The London correspondent of TIE HaHehester
Guardian gives the joined account of Garibaldis
| resignation;
arbsdfs resignation cf bis command was not - voluntary
an set as been generally considered lie had renewed es
relations with the PARTY Of Msni and those who with them
were Of raising Southern Italy In rebellion BY operations
In Rome end Maple felt by Ferin that any such move
meni would be the signal for Immediate occupation OF the LeSa
tous by French troops and for renewal Of tho sad 'oy
1919 Amer vigorous 'nsranes and reasoning WIN uut
bad Fan finding him still firm in Bis determination or P'y
Of immediate and eciiouaTy action compelled to call
upon him resign his command ueor consequences
Glbadfs resignation Of bis command Bic journey to Turn nus
Interview the Kins and h letter from Nice, were all CON
sunces Of hi. determined step the part OF Fsn which
mat have required that highest which braves meonceP
ton and Ignores personal feeling Fsui at the moment be vas
asking Gbadi resign b, sword doubt ' that Italy had
10 sipcerer lover daring and cvalroas soldier But h
presepee AZ the bead Of the army Incompatible with tho
nrs.evatiou Of that attitude Of welodcTed unodendns seD
reliant esay which the strength Of the cause Of sy s,d
sdu alton aside regard seuce5, end 0sdbad deeply
mortified, len Bologna
Mir. Thscseiay is to receive from the proprietors OF
TIE CSThlW Magosiae $4,000 for two tales, which
ae to appear in ts pages during the course oil the neA
two years, and e2CCO year as editor.
The King of Aby ssihia has received gladly the
vernaculaI Scriptures sent London Bible Society
through the Bishop Of Jerusalem, to Abyssinia, and
began at once himself to distribute them.
An advertisement, which has Just appeared in the
DogEiod of Copenhagen has created sensation
which il by no means favorable to the heir apparent,
Prince Ferdinand the purPort Of which advertise ement
is az follows: "Acceptances of the Crown Prince Fer
dnand for sale Various bills protested in 1855 and 1885,
amounting altogether to ? 100 rix thaers, which are
ali subscribed by Prince Ferdinand on bis royal word
Of homo, Endorsed by bis vale de ehGDabre Potser,
are for sale at such prices as purchasers OF 'ns De
scrpton Of bls may be pleased TO oHsg psoY'0u 'uey
be Lot less than so per cent of their Lomina value.
Apply
-Mss Sarah p. ReDond "A lady Of color, publishes
the following statement in the London journals;
"My sister slr Pu,nsm and her Eiends. haf frss-e.s
tickets from Boston Liverpool and ser the purchase Of the
tickets. ihey informed that they would not bs allowed
equal privileges with other frstcless passugers Mra Punsm
reonsTaied with the Boston agent The heah Of Of ths
party the object Of the yoyege, and particularly the
health Of Of the patty who m climate by the advice Of
bis physician last for the restoon Of his health
No American vessels viii take eoo7ed passenger only with
similar Ee,,ricions; snd English steamers initiate Americans
the only Of coored persons take the English
IA yrseLce they Of kinder freshmen board the
p sh vessels short time saer the Europs kA Boston,
waiter med b Putnam snd her friends thai they could not
10 10 The tse with other 6rs8ss passengers They sked to
Zee the csPsp The steward then game, and Mrs Puiaam
reorraed with hm but be aid tho waiter had said that
M Putnam ard her hends would be allowed 20 hs
table The esPain did not Tie only point "a this:
Whether and guilty Of crime but having dark
echpexiou shan DO Liable to such Injustice board Ensh
1 .ttsnGA
%" called At No "a Portland place. the Office Of the American
nini'ie the Hon hE Dallas, with my passport which Oo-
tanned before len the United s,stes have
for the puToss Of gcns to Paris Tho Secretary said
cizn OF the United States and be could sign informed
him that citizen Of Salem IN the State Of Malchus3tts
bn5 Massachusetts Geknowed1ed my czeuhlp and the fact Of
my having the passport the proof of my citizenship TIE
secIstsry m Eeassd sign H. and aid ought b. sa;Ged>
his refusal During the TUNED my
and ssd ThaLk God In country where rights
respected and have doubt obtain pasports which
vii tale France This remark called forth from tas gen