New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-09
PERSONAL

OF Oetsbtr Mr. FOe Ter a III leave Cuba for Mexico
Through ,fs hitdness OF some Of his many f,ieads,
be viii 90 whore a vs'y lucrative tituaton will be
given to him. He ia 10 Rave the general supe iotsnd-
spee OF n gold mins which Ia btirg successfully
worked. IL IL owned by ONE Of our m'llonares aud
Il Is confdsp'ly s.ate6 that with even ordinary lucb
money enough can be made by Foster to eoable him
to retnp home very coon, and cave his boadsmen in
very short time.
1t il ssid that PagaDini, who WIS ct one time des
perstly fond Of gaming, was cnred OF the passion in
ne following manner: His favo,e violin was large
| GasJDerius, which Russian Prince was anxious TO
purchase f. him. He often asked Pagspini sell It
10 bim and 81 lat he latter tired Of bis repeated
apteal told him be wonld s. the violin for 81 900.
TIE Prince told him he must be joking 10 ask such
sum OF money int that he would give him 500 for it,
Psesniri hsd lost everything be o1ned at gsmins'
iahes the pigtt before his swes his rings, his breast
PR g. il watch bad all been lost, and be bad nothing
in tho old bu. hir francs aud biz VIOLA left. lie
wss abon TO accept the Princes offer when no de-
ermir.d to sspeal once more to the gambliog-table.
lie did 3d. He lost lls ost-notbiug vas left 10 his
hspd but three france and he obliged to leave the
rext day for St Petersburg He staked these three
francs. The run Of lack turoed and he soon won
money 81 ough to carry him 10 ST. Petersburg II
"a saved 70 said Psgsun speaking of this incident.
al wss cure of keeping my beloved Guarneri1s.
Since then saw that gambler is the most contempt
lille icing on the EARTH and have never again touched
card"
"A Boston paper, hearing of the extraordinary
solci,ude shown by Western railssy company for
NE safety of The Prince of Wales, 10 special
examination Of rails and bridges, in line Of signat-
men, and in pho engine, IL naturally troubled in be-
bali Of the ArerisaD traveller who has been over add
win 70 over the I'D without any such precautions
II this necessary one occasion it certainly
is not lees necessary any other; it ia not probable
that The public will appreciate the higher value Get on
the life of prince than that offs common mau.
We learn from Tie Central ADVOCATE that the Rev.
Mr.. Ber ley was DOT hung by Texas mob last month,
az has been currently reported and believed. COM
muncaon TO that paper, post-marked No., Sept. IL,
states that Mr.. Bewey alive at that time, though
n til. bands of rnans ready to deliver him up on the
receipt Of the promised reward, 81, goo.
Prof Isaac 7. Goodenow, once teacher in the
wilbraham Nass.) Academy, ia engaged in the work
Of egtabli,hing cllege in the town Of Manhattan,
near the center of Ksn,as Territory. It is called
Central College, and stands at the junction OF Blue
and Kaw Rivers the line of travel to the gold
mines Large donations bave already been made to IT,
The Rev. Mr. Waddy in his official sermon be-
fore the British Conference deprecated the practice of
inviting new ministers to preach outside of their own
ercuits ard especially the having recourse to nhst
are technically called revival agencies"
- Died by the visitation Of God" was the verdict
Of Ca,skill a. Coroner's Jury, after inquest
IN The body Of woman who, with the help Of her
husband drank gallon and q half of whisky in one
day.
The Boston Traveller says that the Hon. William
l. Yaneey fas accepted an Invitation sent him by the
Jackson Club of that city, and that the 18th 18TH
init be will address the Democracy in Fansul Hal
The Boston Transcript Gays that the M,jnr Henry
who figured in Boston fe months ago as the grand
Bon Of Patrick Henry is descendant of that famous
patriot, as was announced. |
Mr. Sidney Smith Dickens, son of Chsrles Dick
recently pastedas naval cadet at Portsmouth,
England.
"A musical band in Davenport Iowa, have sued |
the Mayor of that town for serenade given him in |
ho1 or of bis election.
The Rev. w. d. Shea, formerly Of Georgia, has |
been elected President Of Homer College, La, vice the
Rev. Baxter Clrgg, resigned
The Paris pagers contain interesting details of
asi in Naples. The following extracts have refer
er ce to the departure of the King aud his army and
the illumination in honor Of Garibaldi:
"At AZ clock on the 9Th of September, King Frau
Gle the Second Of Bourbon quitt.d Naples, probably
never to return to il again. Charles the Third Of
Bourbon entered Naples the 9Th Of September, l734
The dynasty If he NJ apo Bourbons has lasted l26
V. arg. The dy nasty Of the Bourbons like the proceed
irg vas unable TO survive its fifth generation, and has
persbed in violerce. Francis H. has gone, attended
by the Ministers Of Austria and Spaiu Not of his
Minis was preset; not tear sofeued his farewell.
His Msjesiy was CAIN. The Queen eyes were red
and abe looked depressed The bedzened Snd berib-
boned courtsrs and lsckeys had all Of t9eu dastardy
dfsert, the Court the generals Quilted him at l2!.
His Majesty went down by a secret staircae built Ia
the wall OF the wet dock and embarked on Spanish
mat of Queen Isabela placed at his disposal.
STE offered bic msesy at the same ne the Palace of
Sevin. for his service"
"Whl- Francis III. went to Gaeta by water his col.
de rs marcht there by land. IL was cad sight to see
The se admirable regiments leave their fellow counry
and their families to run they knew not wha. ad
ventures Some of the soldiers said We are g,iog |
10 our homes The majority Of them had haugoty
air. an nsolent bearing and sn arrogant look. They
eered the NespOltaUs whom they az they marched
on. Of town, busiy engaged in the puerie occupation
Of dtcapiat ne the ctr eet lamps the glded n uc-de
" which slTmOuuted them and of rubbing paint
brushes smorisl bearir gs and the word Roysl'
which is TO be found almoet everywhere. We may
say the soldiers qu ted u as enemies. 5000 men aqit-
ed Naples in the course of the 9Th The foreign rdops
bave nearly all join'd Garibaldi. The King sent TO
Gaeia, before he went his military chest BE asked
he Treasury for 80 600 cucats for tn, chest a, G,ea
10 600 duents for the chest al Capua $50 600 lucas
h,psef The Treasury had no mones this / 400 900
ucdts taken from the bank, and in exchange gov
trDpf Mt securities were Civ, IN il.
The attempts, ev. the personal attempts the King
made TO win the Navy over to him failed The five
fri stes which eaed the other day. extngushed their
fires wh'n they reached Procids, and their crews in
sitt d upon being brought back TO Naples. Nothing
,vnnlh rhannn the determination of .hn crnrva anh