New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-06


yon IN safety 10 tpue,n Victoras d,minionA and nod
have mercy on whoeve! lsterieres. Bot the al had
no; b~sD communicated 10 her, che did not recognize
b,r dtbveIer 10 me, and re.lret behind he scenes
Had been understo, sDd cured out it wss my de-
Hsn, after Plsi'g Zoe on the oars Of the Under
gtO mo. TO return 10 he stage announce her safety
could con msnd. OF oou'se, need DOt say that am
nO' emnlous Of bistrionie faue bus am DEEPLY inter
tsitd IN The Underground Road, and wish 70 keep
the inst ution before lie people.
The Mrs b. OF Nstchtz whom the Prince of
Wei danced eith at Montreal and whom be after
ware inquired for and expressed desire 70 meet again
is said to be Miss Shelly Blackburn Of that place.
Her sister tNe fe of Gov. Moreheads son Of Ken
tuoky. She is represented as very beautiful, and
probably created slight sensation underneath the
Princes ribs.
Lord Brougbam completed his SOD year on the
18th us He is in perfect health, and last week was
TO preside the annus meeting CT the National So
ciey I'll the Promo ion Of cal Science, at Glasgow.
The bic lord vas born the 18th SeOtember, l77S.
BE was admiped an advocate of the Scottish bar in
1900 was called TO the bar at Lncolns Ion in 1903
appointed Attorney General TO Queen Caroline in
April, 1890, end WE Lord Chancellor from 1880 TO
1884 in Earl Gry's Government
On the 1911 nit. Capt. de Carteret, Secretary TO
BiimiDg am Witt with the view of making special
appeal for assistance In the work now being
mated by Garbald. Gait. de Carteret met the Biz
min CHAM Committee, and furnished them with some
interesting details on the latest movement The one
fact most generous to biz object owever was, that
GaIbadi ia not one whit the richer for his possession
of Naples. Not only did the King leave treasure
behind him. but be carried Of every bit of plate down
,y,a he hat wa nd
in The bank belonged to private individuals whose
rights were, OF cOurse, rehgiously respected.
"A letter received in Paris, from Algers contains
the following:
Tbe Jewish ladies of iis place intend to present to
the En- press very valuable fan formed Of white o.
trich feathers Of about fifteen inches IN length Inc
festhers are fixed in golden disc whichis ornauented
round the outer edge with fine pearls rubies, and 10
cradle and in the center with arabesques In ensnels
on gold Of different eoOrs and with rubies emsrslds,
and diamonds. Ia the center is Hebre inscription,
mentioning the conquest Of le30a date not agreeable
20 the Moor sin 1t was that at which their DONNA
ton in Al ia csaeed. The handle lie In coral hated
with gold and oruamented Nth fne pearls. The upper
rat is divioed into two branches, ornGmeuted with
arabesques and having the imperial crown IN gold;
the other end terminates in golden ball. studded with
stars in diamonds and bearing ring ornsmented with
rubes and ems raids. On de Of the haI die lie
lars emerald surrounded with double triangle form
ing star with six points oTna vented with arabetques
rubies and brllisns. Thee are also two circles IN
fine pearls relieved with arahesques and bearing the
following inscription: II, DANES Isratiites Alger
s. M IImpfratrice EuPfnie 1861 This magnificent
fan is ncosed in beautiful Arab case
The Hu,terdon Democrat says: "Mr Samuel
WaldIon brought to office last week land tortoise
marked by Tobias Nevius, 49, also by Joseph Haga-
man, III one year after the Declaration our lnce-
pendence 1t seems that after the Declaration of lnde-
el dence the old patriot took possession of shout four
acres Of the large f N belonging 10 MI. jerome Wal
drou, father Of Mr.. Samuel Waldron, and has been
seen by some Of the family dozen times during
year for period of some eighty years.
DIR. Cahill writes 10 ireland concerning this coun-
try Few res ders will recognize this sketch. He says:
every man, woman and child believes in the just
pess and TIE equality Of the Constitutions re reyeres
the acting PresSent he aspects the current Cabinets
he beongs himself to the army and walks and stands,
and speaks ike free human being. Cheap govern
ment lust laws rational liberty, are the American
mOttoes.'
Elder Kmban, one Of the leading Mormon saints,
recently had born to him. in night, no less than
fourteen children
"A son of Abraham Lincoln, recently spent few
days at TIE White Mountains. While there, very
enthusiasts demonstration made, giving him re-
cep,ion as the "PIince Of Rails A procession was
formed TO escort the Prince" and speeches were
made, TO which he made happy reply. Theproceed'
ines were very humorous, and the Prince enjoyed
them much They say tha for story telling and wit,
| he is a chip of the original rail.
The S5maphore of Marseilles relates the following
Incident which is said 10 have occurred at the ball
given 10 their Maiesties at the Chateau BoIelE:
At the moment when the doors were opened, two
adies accompanied by two gentlemen, aud duly pro-
vded with tickets presented themselves for admission
The ladies' were elegantly attired in white dresses and
handsome ornaments, but unfortunately they mao nOt
coIorDed to established etiquette, az far as regarded
their hesddress for they wore bonnets THESE appen
dsCes were il II true, of the most hight ana elegant
| kind and orpau ented vita mafabrut feathers but
they were considered d, Notwithstanding mad nis7bie
The stewards the door expressed their regret In the
politest terms but as their nst' uctons were POSITIVE
on the subject they could not allow themselves 10 be
sofeued by the enreates Of the ladies' who retired IN
| great disInay. An old proverb says, that when
won an determines doing thing, nothing can pre-
vent her and 20 il was in this case. The ladies', In
| spired with sudden idea, went smorg some trees
HIGH were growing near, and, taking on the oDIec-
tiorabe articles Of dress despoed them OF TIER ieah-
ers which they speedily transferred 70 their own mar
The ouesiop next what should they do with the
bmn,ts which were too pretty 10 throw away Feml-
nine IL yention here again came TO their aid for lifting
their ample crinolines hey safely attached the dis
csrded iesddresses within their ample Iolds where
thev were completely unobserved. Thus newly equip
ped they presented themselves, and were duly ao-
, mitted.'
"A Berlin letter announces the death Of the poe1
Burcba1t author Of the tragedy of "Jsne Grey, in
one Of the hospitals of that city. BDrchart was about
10 wears Of age and bad been for some time in INDECENT
! circumstances.
The Supreme Court of Porto Ferrsjc passed sen-
tenoe on the 9Th ult. in the case Of Mr. George wat
con TAYLOR proprietor of the leland OF Monte Ch'to'
who was accused of having encouraged reacnonary
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