New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-20

A meeting was accordingly arranged in the heu-
don Woods, whereat n. Vaudn wounded M.
About slightly in the arm.
Court balls are suspended, and the Court is
gone into mourning for Stephane, late Grand
Dowager Duchess of Baden, who died at Nice, last
Sunday She was the granddaughter Of Count
Beauharnais, who was uncle TO Empress jose
phine's first husband. The first Napoleon adopted
her as his daughter, and arranged her marriage
with the heir of the Baden Duchy, who was to
have the Bayarian Princess whom Napoleon bade
10 marry Eugene Beauharnais. She was grand
mother of little Caroline Wasa whom Louis Napo-
leon tried to marry, and could not Louis NapOle.
on had sincere affection for the Duchess, and
doutless sincerely nourns her death. His personal
attachments are evidently stronger on the mothers
side of his house. than on the pure Napoleoalc, or,
az Ddsbury says, outside of his house. Old jerome
is poorly again for the past week or two, but the
Emperor is not very assiduous in his visits to the
Paais Royal; for why, they say, the old man both
cred him too mach with impOrtuDate demands OF ta-
vors for himself and his son, Prince Napoleon
The Emperor, prudently rejecting some of these
one day, they say that invalid Jerome broke out
testify, with "You have nothing Of your uncle but
'his nume;" to which the Emperor, with mild DHtch
phlegm: "Pordon, haze something else of my un-
. Gle: have his family"
Rudio, the aecomplice of Orsini, escaped from
that country state. Noble old patriot poet, nom
aTarian Ernst Moritz Arndt, and the famous singer
and actress Schroeder Beyrient, are among Ger
many's recent losses. A German newspaper fur
nishes also the following cad contribution to the
neurology of the time: I" Mr.. Herman, Consul at
Trpoli. has Just informed the family Of DIR. Vogel
that this unfortunate traveller was ossasslnated
immediately after his entrance into the Wady. lie
had bis information from the Sultan OF Bornou"
The Question Of the annexation Of Savoy to France
continued TO attract attention. The Paris Patrte
charges the Sandman Government with DONG al is
its power hwart the almost unanimous Wien OF tne
inhabitants Of Savoy to be annexed 70 rance ana oe
mands that the people of Savoy be accorded the same
liberty to declare their opinions rs Ii claimed Tor the
n il stated that military officers TO be attached 10
The French Embassies at all the great European
Courts.
The French journals continued to publish numerous
and sfrounly orded protests from various classes OF
against the Emperor's commercial
The Patrie propounees the statement Of approach
ing departure of the French troops from Rome COM
pletely false. The same journal also says II ap-
bears certain that the question Of annexation of Cen:
tra Italy will be subordinate TO the result OF universal
suffrage All the Powers are agreed as 70 the prop-
ETY. of that measure, the early application OF which
will positively make known the stste OF public opinion
in Italy"
The Paris Bourse on the Sd, was fuctuating, bat
the tone wac generally buoyant, and rentes advanced
10 G.. e5. at which they closed with firm feeling.
The French Government had ordered the Prince
Latour d'AuveTgne to proong his stay at Turn Tor
some time after the arrival Of Baron Talleyrand in
der to support the counsels OF moderation which Ma
poeon had instructed him 10 submit 10 Count Cavour.
The Paris correspondent of The London Post tele-
crapbs tina. the French Government has decided on
very considerably reducing the amount of the army,
and that the policy Of the Empire tends more than
ever toward peace