New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

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,,pi, tecomperd you to SO and vii, Pompeii.' The
Bsrop rephec that he had been there th.a once.
and was r.sumipg The former subject absu the Kioy
s.S .Wen. then, since you know Pompeii I would
recommend you to spend some days at Castelsmsre;
II is charming place in Summer. And the suoieDce
terminated
"A pew novel D, III. Arrene Houssaye is ju't out
in Paris II paints the morals apd manners ot modera
society. and contains a clever sketch Of Mr. Hume,
the Spiritualist.
TIE Emperor Of Russia, with the view OF epcour
aging coion,zotion the Amcor, has decided that
exles in Eastern Siberia, VITO msy be di.,9osed 70
Geek fer work on TIE Amoor, may obtain iesSe OF
absence for three years provided they have con-
Quoted Themselves vel, and provided also the rent
and taxes they owe as coonsts be paid in advance
for ali the of their absence, either by themselves
or the persons employing them. Tue Emperor has
further ordered that il exile sha desire to estab
lsh himself permanently on the Amoor, he may be
authorized 10 10 70.
The Civil Tribunal Of the Seine has just decided,
in a case Il" Madame X--v. the Mayor of the 10th
sarrcpdlssement" that a foreign woman legally d.
voroed in her Own country cannot during her hus.
bands lifetme-altbougb he Is also foreigner-cou-
tract second marriage IN France where, 1916
the law does not permit divorce under any crcum.
stances whatever.
The Florence corresp spondent Of Tie Nerark Id
rert,ser writes that many Of the Americans who ~io-
tered OF Rome are now there, generally on The way
for home Among them are part Of Gen Scotts
family, Mrs Bishop Doane and her son, Mr.. Charles
C. Perkins, and Mr.. VIM. Beach Lawrence and family
OfEewpcft, X. |.
Tho Yerns correspondent Of The Londoa Tunes
thus e,cribes the last moments Of Metternich:.
AT q O'Clock in the afternoon Of Saturday died,
rather fell asleep, Prince Metternich, who on the
18th of last month bad completed hs S6th year. The
renowned statesman and dploma'ist had been ex-
ceedicgy weak for several days before his death, bat
lie suffered pain whatever, aud even on Thursday
last able TO sit in chair IN bic garden Ills voice.
however very feeble at the beg'nDing Of Last
week that ii was scarcely audible; and, fnally his
physicians altogether prohibited any attempt Delug
msde TO induce him tn converse. Members OF his
family state rfat the Prince had such easy death
that one caD say exactly when his soul quilted its
mortal coil The deceased who was formerly well
know 10 me- WAS uucn more kindhearted than is
generally believed aud far better than his repnta1on
pOstery will doubtless do full justice to his high qna
iies. Prince Richard Metternch, the and heir of
the deceased arrived here last light from Verona.
Prince Paul Eserhazy has postponed bis journey to
London for few days
The late Prince de Metterpieh was proprietor Of
the chateau and vineyards of Johannisb sberg. This
fine estate was ven TO him in 1916 by the Emperor
Francis H., on the condition that he should every
year send tenth part of the produce Of the vines 20
the imperial cellars.
The Duchess of Brabsnt has increased the magic
circle Of royalty" at Brussels by son, who has
ceved the name of Leopold Fcrcioand Ell Victor
ALBEIT Marie, and is TO bear the title of Count de
HaiDqut.
The London papers record the fact that Kossuth,
before leaving his wife for Italy, had excellent
photograph, life size, taken of himself.
The Paris correspondent of The Court JOatnal
Gays:
"A new element has been added during the week to
the amusements Of the intimate reuniOus to which
brilliant Partisan society has been suddenly reduced
The Empress has organized species Of DJrcss Asso-
citation, for making lint fUr the wounded and it is da
zecur ton to appear at these small receptions with
little work basket your and d bundle of little
rags in youi hand.
d Her Majesty has ,ersef set the example, and,
during the evenings st st. Cloud il becomes subject
of uatiOn with the laGie to Guido esch other IA the
suppes Of Int and liuen nands they able 90 send
to the service dies igTmGries of the Ministry ct War
Those who have produced the greatest quantity
are TO be rewarded with golden bee, forming an or
lament for the hair bosom, and adapted according
to an idea expressed by Der Majesty herself either for
full dress demi-toette that the memento OF the
good wcrk ueon which the fortunate wnuer Was en-.
gagged during the time of war and peril may never
Laveto be abandoned.
"It il quite extraordinary, by the by what power
Of labor resides the frai fingers and snowy hands o
the delicate ladies who surround the throne for every
evening people behold with surprise the thick ballots
which enter the blue drawng-room, to be threaded
before midnight under he pressure OF the competition
for the coveted prize offered by the Empress"
The Hon. Henry Smith, Speaker of the Canada
House Of Assembly, has arrived in England. His mis-
zion is TO lay at the foot of the throne loyal address
of the Parliament of Canada requesting her Majesty
to come and be present the ceremony of opening the
great national work which bears her Royal name and
which will be- when finished ofthe greatest, if not
the greatest undertaking devised by engineering
skill
-Amopg the passengers in the Europa, which sailed
from Boston for Liverpool on Wednesday, were the
Hons. Rufus Choate, George s. liilard and Amasa
Walker and Mr. L. H. Curtis and several female Carti
The Iyashington States mot the best authority 10
the world says that rumOr comes from the other s1e
d the water that the Hon. CHARLES Sumner is about to
"esd TO the bymeneal altar an accomplished ana rich
widow Of downright Black Republican Proclvities.'
TIE Boston Journal denies that the convict Plu-
uers related to a distinguished Massachusetts fsm
v." Plumer has only one relative IN Massachusetts,
and is rels ed to 10 Massachusetts, family whatever
The Port Gibson (Miss.) RereiHe says that the
Hon. Henry T. Elicit OF that town has been rendered
by the Administration the appointment OF Minister 10
the Argeptine Republic. Mr. Elicit declined.
The Rev. Asa d. Smith, ID. d., of this city, will
deliver an ADDRESS at the annual meeting of the Trus
tees Of the Peoples College, at Havana, Chemuos
Co, on the 10th of August.