The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20

river views and little BITS Of English home scenery
here he has grsppIsa WITH larger features and brighter
far ~ can judge on this side Of the Atlantic.
The very celebrated pair Of grand gallery plctpres
known in France as lies 0seauxo and lie Moulin de
ss S ~ Manson sns
Woods London, on the 3otn ult. for 81 $50 10s
Some books and manuscripts of distinguished rarity and
interest been recently disposed Of by Messs Sheby
and wilkinson at high prices as viii be by the fol
Low ing quotations obsher, La Navigation, Sc pour
Antoine chupPin, l51s-sle los. Lrcretius, vene.iis
copy-flo los. Heures a Dusaige de Rome, &c,
belonging formerly TO the hon.morency family
f5l Hore Beate Mari" virginnis-flS lbs Pietro
library the celebrated collector Mecsnate the Popes
physician; hrst edition, i52o-fsS Breviarum juxtl
Rtum Romance curie cum psaterio; a most splendid
specimen of printing veiiam, by Nicholas Jenssn the
rubrcs and initial letters beautifully executed In gold and
in me lower compartmenGf9lo Erasmi Adaxiorum
Opus magnificent specimen OF contemporary bin ling
in the Groer styie-f9i. Here Beasse Marie Virgins So
cuudum usum Sarum, cum Calendario, sRc Nv xvi;
magnificent manuscript yelum by an English SCRIBE
with splenddly Illuminated capitas-t4 horatii Car
nina, cum CommeDtario, &C.; ssec x xi-Sss Bbia
manuscript, on vellumfi34 Bondi flavb Irsucaphauue
Rome lerl IL sec xv IN rrnsiplo, me specimen OF
superb and highly interesting manuecr'pt, executed
by German scribe (prooebly Israel Mecheln the
eder) as bridal gift 10 the celebrated Margaret Of Aus
tr.a truly grand specimen OF German art and hera-
ture-G2S0 Cassiodori Vii Speetabis fori XII. vara
rum, from the library OF Pope Leo X sac. xvl-fo2
Ciceropi Epstola sec. w. beautifully Illustrated manu
script IN gold and coorsf7o. Dante, La Dvina CONNIE
dia sec xv, most important and valuable manuscript,
formerly In che Albani colection-fe6. Graduate cum
Motifs Musics sac ri, the most important u the Gradu
ale offered for salef60 MISSILE Monastcum beau
tfuly printed velam from the Giuuta press l6o3-
f120. oHicum Eaate Marle Virgins. sac xvi, manu-
script exquisitsy written velum splendid and rare
work Of the Florentine schoolfl7o Testsmentcm No
yum Latino, Caleudario; xii. xiii, most mpor-
manuscript in the earliest style Of Italian arf65
Pe,raca sac XIV splendid manuscript on vellam-tlle
very important and highly intere manus;rpt--fl05
Joseph Historic de Captivate Jrdeorum, &c sec Nv
q most deliberately written and gcrgeousy illuminated
manuscript on velumf240. lectionarium ct Seqoentl@
Anphoparis ct Oratonibus Festorum Eccles'e R0
mana; xvi, most superb ana interesting manu-.
script on pure yeum, richly adorned with illuminated
capitals exquisite paintings and borders probably
by Tadeo Mniatore-E2O4. The total amount realized
by the days sale Of this extraordinary coiec on be-
Ing "a, 1&. IFS. Cd.
Miscellaneous Foreiga Items.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Tins says
that on the goth UT thirty nine Irshmen returned from
Trieste 70 Vienna. In the evening they all assembled In
front Of the British Embassy The men, some Of whom
tiers paupers under the escort OF police, the British
government. not being inclined 70 pay their expenses
home they acted contrary 70 law when they entered
the service Of foreign potentate.
An artillery officer of Messina, Captain De Beuedctis,
whose father Is in command OF the division Ia the Abruz
z having gone over ID the Sicals, publishes In the
ofcal journal OF Palermo am no deeerter; an Italian
soldier Icut camp Of foreigners, TO rally round the
supreme head Of the great Italian Amily, KING Victor
Emanuel"
letter from Palermo in the SiAcle says-" AMER hav
ing passed in the city, and having obtained from
the lips Of the soldiers and witnesses full details Of
the combat and bombardnent Alexander Dumas and bis
friends left the 18th, each with musxet his shou
der, 70 accompany Colonel rurr's expedition"
The Moaew announces the presentation 70 the Corps
Legsla Of the project Of aw relative 70 the calling out
Of 100 600 men Of the class OF 1860.
General de Iamorciere has dismissed some indigenous
officers Of whose fidelity he was not fully persuaded, and
has supplied their places with Frenchmen and Belgians
The Pope Is said 10 hare taken Lord Palmerston's
speech i'll part indeed and 70 have expressed his
concern at such view being taken Of bis government
The police returns state that many ninety-av
murders committed in England and Wales in the
year ending Mchaenaas, 1852 In the complete year
1859 coroners nquess found vercts Of murder In 2O4
cases (ll5 OF them against women).
The London Chrce o the 81 inst Gays of the review
of the National Rife Assoc Many years have
passed since Wimbledon Common has seen such vast
Of people as that assembled Yesterday nothing
like il has been there since thai memorable
view when the Prince Regent restored 70 the Duke
Of York his baton Of Fld Marshal There were probs
bly, not less than 100 900 persons on the Common
and along the roads leading TO IT,
Great hosts Of ocasts have made their appearance in
Hungary and parts OF estates belonging 70 Baron Sina
have already been ravaged by the voracous insects.
The Magyar Protestants striving their utmost TO
reinstate 10 is integrity their established church.
Gal,ani gives account Of some extraordinary gym
nastc feats performed in Paris by NJ Leotard Sprngng
up AM sezng two ronnss attached ropes suspended
from the roof he raised himself by strength Of until
his body had completely overtopped the rings and his
whole weight borne by the wrists, placed entire
y below him Still bearing the wrists he raised his
feet The air until the heal down and his body per-
pendcGr above. BY degrees he let the body bend back
mainng that position for few seconds he slowly
suned his perpendicular with tue head stu down. then
turned his body had been Mt first and dropped into
the place from which he had started. Afterwards long
ladder placed ut ordinary angle against one OF the
raers OF the roof. Leoard jumper up and caught
Of the rnngs. Amer hanging for few seconds, be aud
denly 90 the after by immense effort Of
strength bad caught VI the bars two feet higher He
there swung FOR moment or two and again letting go
s2rapg upwards before and caught another bar above
the former instance, and 70 the top Of the lad
der. But the most extraordinary display Of the day was
his doing the trapse with single hand. Catching hold
q the bar with the right hand he launched himself
into empty space and then when the apaze approached
the utmost limit TO which could swing, he made al
most superhuman effort aud catching the bar OF the
second Tap@ze With the same hand borne towards
the other end Of the sae but there mis- back
turned to the point from which he had come, he had
let his bold and turpning In the air, TO the
wooden bar Just IN u mating ~ downward swoop,
then pesredthe trcpezc which he had started WITH
caught the Other bar st with the same HAND and being
oore owsrd BY US Impetus, slsntsd on the platform
which he had ssood on a. rrstl
The aoSe generosity Of GsribAldi has encountered him
with wounded enemies, whose sudcrirgs place tacm In
the rank q friends The bsrbarous bombardment Of Pa
preparations which this bod enterprise demanded have
pot permitted any extended supply Of medical necesafies
and INSTRUMENTS.
90 the 9th OF Nay the anniversary OF Napoleon DEATH
funeral ceebr scd ~ the Catholic church Of
jamestown.
II that the split In the Ministry at Palermo
oaused BY difference u opinion relative to the
Prince Torrearsa President Of the Council and neputy
Dictator and Psani supported by Ia Farna, voted for
immediate annexation, against which Gar bald had alrca
dy publicly pronounced.
Tfe Corrscr, krodnt< Of Genoa, announces that MAJ
zini arrived Palermo the . June. The opntons,
Of Turin, nov confirms the TACT
II has been stated good authority that the cmgra
ton from Ireland 10 Rome will be for time discon
nued SO many Of the Of St Patrick have already
arrived and Maceraa that the PApal suthori
ties cannot, seems, provide for more.
letters from the Swedish camp Of manmuvree nj b.
harp that the sovereigns Of Denmark and Sweden
have been living there In the closest int macy for q
week report prevalent 10 the camp that the two
scandinavian monarchs had concluded treaty Of ALI
offensive aud defensive In the Independence of
pnmark should be compromised In struggle arising
from the scheswig question.
The Turin Dsrito states that rs forbidden 70 carry
sticks in the streets Of Naples and that small light
alone wiu be liberated rhss prohibition arises,
doubt out Of the brutal assault on Baron Brcnicr.