New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

49, wday afternoon take sea voyage 70 OhADa i''S
wear 10 ho3e Ofreeoyering has health
AT one of the festivities at ComPeigne me nue.
Prince Imperial was charged with small versiheitoh
n honor of the OCCASION to repeat TO hs Imperial MAN.
ma but his courage stronger than ms memory,
and 10 the horror Of his gouTerHGHte who hsd been
laborinQ most zealousy prime him, the moment the
bold Caporal opened his mouth his charge hung fire,
and so, heroicay pitching the wel-ranmed con-
dons of his instructress the little fellow at once flung
hims.h into his mothers arms and after hls own
fashion. made much more complimentary address
than auy which the most gifted teacher could have fur
Dished him with.
In the Massachusetts House Of Representatives, lat
week the resolve for the payment OF the expenses al
tending the Inauguration of the Webster satne being
under consideration Mr. Hinckey of Barnsable moved
- amend by providing that there shall be neatly and
eQibly engraved upon the four sdes of the pedesfad
certain extracts from the speeches Of Mr. Webster,
which he sent 70 the Chair. The extracts are OF
strong Anti Slavery character, and are taken from the
Plymouth speech of 1890 the speech on the Orgo a
n in IS4S, and Others. The amendment was ruled ut-
There is picture of Roger A. Pryor as "' ojer"
| in The Mobile Register. He is thus described.
"lmony the yireinsns is frsi delicate little fel ,ov with
clear gay eye boyish mouth and hair parted he middle and
falling behind his ears and ghthtng sergeant uniform with
.;lverh;ed sword scarlet plume, and r Of bright git
He IL their eavsieE their ,owd boy and hs
name s Roger Pryor Orderly TO the company Of Rfemen
from Petersburg As be passed wn toe line head erect toes
out eyes fourteen PAGES re reminded me Of bonny bit OF
wouan dressed suom-, for example Marie Ia e DR. Reg
aen! when he openeSle pretty ps aud the round nle
low Ipped Sa in military soldiers soldier
every soldtsr He sa soldier He walks like one As IKE
one @ looks Ike whom he draws the shining blade ana s'e
command 81 bis supeio Bat on rest as ne e-d sh
sny a. tesd Of HE squad be appears % before said
pretty bOunng, spirited girl trimmed out fer Wal"
Col Colt has invented revolving shot gun. IL
i said that upon late trial Of this valuable gum at
distance thirty yards put l75 pellets in circle Of
10 inches diameter penetrating IS sheets of ordinary
brown paper the shot used being No. shot, ounces
and two drachms OF powder 10 each charge. The gun
is FIVE shooter.
When Governor Tanmsdge came out TO Fond du
Lac. then territory bis new home was graeed by
seyeYnl grown up daughters. The Indians were
there and thereabOuts at the time and frequently
were met by members of the Governors family. IL
WAS an era in female dress when the hustle de-
sired cession Of grace and outline bat new 10 the
abongiDes. A grave old chief one day was asked
what he thought of the Governors daughter
Prettysquaws nice white squaws, pity 'am backs
broke What would the old chief say now, in these
modern days, of wide spread crinolinel
Master Fred. Flat lad years of age, and son
Oft. j. s. Flint of Chicago says The Times, returned
home from Europen tour few days since. Master
Fred. was accompanied TO Europe and back by his
fathers stewardess.
The Charlestown correspondent of Tie Baltimore
american writes:
One othe Jail guard worthy gentleman Of this place asked
Of Capt Brown autograph lie expressed the kndest feeling
for him. and said he would give il upon this eonsideona' be
Of Ifa fleIlau ngg
alluded TO the again. but the morning OF execution
Brown sent for him and handed him the following
'CHAEIKs1owK Va, Dec 2 ls5a- John Brown am now
purged array but with blood had now think vany dat
tered myself that without very Hoeh 0000A'0 s' O'
The Paris correspondent Of The Express writes:
"Senator Seward the other day visited Compiegne,
accompanied by the Count de Sartges, who presented
the Republican leader to the Emperor The converse
ton turned upon Mr. Sc wards approaching departure
for America. expect TO sail on the 18th of Deeem-
Der, said Mr. S. unless a requisiton from Gov. Wise
should take me to the United States before that time
"A surgical operation of very serious character
WAS performed upon Gov. Hicks of Maryland recently,
Tor gravel
The following specimen Of eccentric rhetoric, on
the part OF Peer of England, quondam Lord Leuen-
ant of Ireland may perhaps excuse the occasional OBJ
servatons INDUCED in by persons of les exalted rank
Undor date London, Wednesday, The Dublin FroeRoa
correspondent says:
"EaIl de Grtys exhibition The Institute Of British Aehi
teos was extremely amusing The noble lord who processes
that be whseveT about architecture, took the
chair at o'clock delivered Of the unnteIbe die
seaons which member Of the House Of Peers soad be
capable producing very short extract from his LordshP
speech viii sd adequate idea OF the style Of orstoy sd
dressed modern Demosheue to the descendants Of Vtru
vus and Michael Angelo Gentlemen, here am very
glad to yOu snd although mind You architect
all aspire do my duty Here the noble Earl seemed
to be struck with the sbsurdty Of his situation and shed i'm
Moderately IT'S great pride and satisfaction me 70 be here
tonght very pheasant for ell 70 be here daughter
by Lordshp) twenty years first and
by George there oily thirteen OF in little
rooms pom my word and honor remember where
stay here the noble Earl tapped his forehead but
there was responseD; wen think Of 1t this
moment but know the somewhere daughter
by his Lordshp) I do remember, however that / have
always tried do my duty Wen, when this society
sned the other soceyno when the other society joined this
and both socisties together 1.-THE Duke OF Sussex
which pom my hfe can't tell enabled give prize
10 the best architect and know Mr. Cockre and
very clad that he myself alive kicking
IT, Greai laughter by his Lordhip) 1t Is also very gratifying
find that for the first time IN lives in
which we may cal until very hard
20 say where We had Lodgings in have
nothing say against the plaee but In this position
that never could tell what might become II the
below ddni pay his by George might have been
and God knows what would have become
| Of US loud laughter)
Having continued in this eang strain for half hour, the
noble Lord concluded BY expressing the Qualification Afforded
him to duty The solitary idea which happens
TO have been borrowed oln NJ the Duke Of Wellington
was repeated about dozen times se which the noble Earl pre-
seu.ed the Institute with likeness o. hi1seL"