New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17


| I've nanner, for sale, and labeled 1900 'tHC'
sG(O.I Sc. 'Ezqai-iteP 'Rosalp 'Oa how CHARM
ingp 'Hsw y isb e,nld afford The VAIen 5sauesp
these and similar expressions were heard from the
lips o, all the Floa Neil m.eys who inspected them.
nm susp,c0n arose t3at not even the gorgeous Mad
| ame D. could afford 10 get up 20 expensive AZ
raw of robes, unless 10 special order and lotiy wes
elevated every prett, note when Madame eoafsssed
that thew had all been worn more or less, aud
!. n thtr for re.sas BY distinguished lady customer.
Tlen we're circ dated ro0ors 6erosaog from the fab
uous Dol uar estimate of the wealth Of Senior Oyedo,
| # DanOrd Wedding renown-ru nors mat t0ese
were a portion of the magnificent bridal troassesn,
whose details ere 20 familiar TO all the world. These
seem, 10 be confirmed by the resemblance Which
Ibe mos costly bore TO VIII CHI had been observed
ia that unparalleled wardrobe by more than one isdy
| present. But Msdame fualy compelled 70 ds-
cIoet-of course under .trct pledge Of seoresy-shas
the dresses were e with her by the wife OF the ncn-
est editor in the cJ-a lady 20 long and fasoiosaoy
resident in Paris as 20 have vensnred on uzns'snon
of this foreign plan to the American metropolis. Ana
while tins lady spends g. 800 tor single dress, wsars
IL once and ses for half the amount, is said that
there Al talented forced to prostitute their brains
TO the evil purposes Of the journal that yields saca
revtpueF al meaeer pances Of % CIV a''a "" P''
week" ..-
1t is stated that Mrs. Blandina Dudley has
commenced proceedings in the sapreme Cont at
Albany 10 have a deed set aside Wath was
obtained from her by Rutger b. Miller Of Usca,
and which conveyed to him large portion oil har
e,taie. She SAYS that her was procored 70 ms
coed by bis allegation thar the paper was mere
mower of a,torpes 10 transact certain basiness-
Robert j. Breckinridge, the unc!e Of the Vice.
, President, who recently warned his nephew against
failing into the bands of the NuIhfers Is severely de-
nounc.d by the fire eaters AboIitioni and dist-
pie OF John Brown. OF curse.
Tine Paris correspondent Of The Boston Traveller
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Seymour has been sold. The ticke's for the private
exhibition were distributed very sparingy, and c1nse
ontnty were 10 great d. nsnd. Louis NsPole,n viz
| it'd il. He came in a ope-horse broughsm ea'irefy
alone; even his Aid.oeCsmp Of service nos with
bin. Prince Napoleon came at niehtfan, and was
/ shown every thing by candleLght. The press Of tho
public at the auction was 20 great that squad Of po
licemen sent for to maintain order and keep ne
late corners out Of the auction room. Two-thirds OF
his paintings sporting pictures, representing dogs,
borses game, etc. Two horses by Geric suit are tbs
gen of The lection. He has come excellent water
color drawings by bennington, good pictures by
Camille Roqueplan, aud some admirable paintings by
Decaups he bequeatI go several pers his Ben.
| yepuro Cellin and bquiston. by Robert Fleury; hs
| Amateur Monkeys and Turkish Bazaar, by Decamps,
| and painting by Wattesu-6ve PICTURES, valoed at
| $50 eco, as tue market goes. His whole coiiec-
ton eost bin only $4,000 Lord seymOur's name
| increased the prices the pictures would Otherwise
| tave brought. For instance, collection Of
wreiched cigars belonging TO him was sold
| at his villa near NeuLly; they really wsre not
worth two sous-they brought fifteen Sons apiece
| 1t lie thought his whole personal pfo,erty-@lnes,
| cipara, pictDres furniture, and plate-win bring
$lGO eco. Tne best Chateau Margaux brought 30f.
bottles the Chabls anG 81 bottle; the AroaIDsto
Sherry, 81. per bottle; old Madeira, l5f; Malaga, g.;
Alcan lef hslmsey, i2f.; Pacaretto, l2f.; Raodo,
| l0f Rose du Cap 20f; Tniills de Rots, l7fi Cy-
prus from IF to 2.f Constants, 3Of Canary Ten
e1iffe 26 the or,ndes brought ST. 10 32f the bottle,
the average being between Ivf. and l4f There we're
49, 600 bottles Of wine in his cellar. Some OF Loed
Sey monrs cotemporsri-s, old acqaantaDces who set
in life with him. clubbed together and purchased
100 bottles of bis best vines They were 20 gsn,Ie
men in all. They d1 ed together and 'wakef the
memory of their old acquaintance by exquisite din
ner, and his own choice wines. The brief hours Of
dinner were given additional wings by the old mem
reshened and BY the toass drunk 10 the beauties
and the men, and the adventures which had 90 gsyiy
filed auld lang syHe. Thirty years of tue secret his
tory of the bes, circles Paris society revived
that evening between oysters and coffee. Tne % gen.
temen emped the Ito bottles The dinner cost them,
wine included $65 piece, that lie, 300 for the whole
dinner"
Subscriptions are being received In Liverpool for
the widow OF Capt Hsrrison. Up to the last advioes,
the amount had reached $l2 100 Mr.. Beasssy Of he
arm OF Brasey, Peto g. Co., gave =, 500, and win
contribute " more if necessary"
Writing of one of Mr.. Buchanans Consuls the
Pars cor espondent Of TIE Post says:
Mr.: Snith-Marshal Smith, believe, is his name
who hss been appointed Coasa Genera a. COnstau-
tuope, lett home with his first quarters pay ia his
pocket, some $40 and nothing more, an toli, bat
his commission, and came TO Paris where be appears
IN have first learned TO bis surprise that C0nsus
commission, even a. Consan inople was not a eIsr
oi crecit, and that the draft OF wrapped in the
American flag needed al ndorser here, just ss mach
as if tie drawer only wore a blouse. rbe conse-
qutn 10 that be Is blocked up a. Meurice's. NJ.
Smith has already provided himself with two
Secretaries, one a0 acquaintance which he made On
board the ship, and the other since his arrival"
Tbs Philadelphia Inquirer's Washington oorres-
pondtnt says, Dir. Hickman not nom. esistsnt, and
would have given his Antagonist trouble had he not
been pIeven'ed by the interference of other. lis init
mated that the end is not yet.
The late Prof. j. A. Alexander wrote great deal,
and varied the moDotcDy of the slavery Of pen by
altering the penmansbip. The Rev. DR.. Cuyler says
that some drafts OF his Commentary even written
in circle, over huge sheets Of paper be said
that to avoid the tediom Of the rectationroom, be
never Taught two secutive olasees by she same
meth ,ds entirely did he call the roll days
acty alike. This love Of variety he carried unto the
preparation Of bis dircsuIses for we cannot now re-
call any two that were constructed the model.
An American dentist in France is thus mentioned