New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15


dismountipg performed the ceremony, NAL iss he %.
cupants OF the vehicle one and having for visssss
the mule and two persons who were passing a
the time.
A Turin letter states a rather amusing fact In
consequence Of threats of excommun ,aon OF TIE King
of sardinis a Commission, consisting Of some of he
mott dist, guished advocates Of Turin, was appoised
TO look into the law They report that no papAl OK.
communication csn be received in Sardinia without he
royal exequaur and that any priest publishing On sx-
communication without such authority 70 ksbs 70 pros
ecu.ion and even according TO laws yes urepealed,
to the penalty of DEATH
The bouse Of Michael Angelo, at Florence, which
10 filed with works Of art, has become the properly Of
that city BY the bequest of Signor Buonsrot one Of
the grsa, soul tor descendants. As some opposior
IVES made by Sienor Buonarottis heirs, the Tuscan
Government settled the matter by paying them 1000
scud 1t is stated that among the treasures thus BE-
come public property are several unpublished works
by NJ. Angelo in prose and verse, and number Of
letters from his ilustrious cotepporaries.
DIR. Richard Mead of England was the first to ia.
troduoe the custom Of having himself called on. Of
church; but he pracsed this under favorar
be advantages than moot could. His sssher was
clergyma with large congregation, and whom the
Doctor was summoned out, would say, /" Dear bfeth-
reD let offer prayer for the poor sufferer 70 whose
re ief nv son Richard has been called" In ths way
the son gained notoriety.
The Hartford Couraat states that the msnufac-
ture of odometers for measuring the distance Travelled
bv any vehicle, is now carried On somewhat extern
tvey in that CITY, Livery keepers use them consider
aby and in many cases the individuals who 90 of for
drive Of FIVE or ten miles, and take twenty, are
brought up with round turn by the eontriyances
and often to their great astonishment.
Among the bills introduced into the Legislature OF
tits State is one to incorporate the New York Saddle
Horee Club "-corporators, Charles A. Dana, John A.
C. GRAY, George L. Waring, r., Edward Bsyard, and
William LefRngwell. Capital, 100000. OBJECT, the
encouragement and practice of hOrsemanship and the
breeding of saddle horses.
"A Western letter says of Kit Carson: "When On
his feet, Mr.. Carson has somewhat duupy look-'no
result Of what the Hoosier girl described in M Doug
las as an ipy-nite small chance Of legs; but he ss
upon horse like king. never saw man present.
ing more regal aspect than this veteran monntAeer,
hen upon bis favorite animal dashing along hike The
wind"
The Rev. DR.. A. p Peabody, inst nominated 40
Plumm.r Professor of Harvard College, graduated at
that institution at an earlier age than any other Of
his alumni He was Of the class Of 1896, and at the
time had iust reached his fifteenth year. Edward
Everett was also youthful graduate-beng only sew
enteen years old.
The Paris correspondent Of the Courier des Etdss
Uns saws that when the Grand Duke Of Tuscany eame
10 Paris ast year. be not only begged Louis Napoleon
10 restore Tuscany him. but went on bis knees ard
accompanied prayer with tears and lamentations. HE
name should be ged to the Duke Of Walls.
The Boston Post says:
Burtop-the late William H.-invented sherry
cobber. 1t is related that when An actor Pasdel-
pha be fequented famons resort for theatrical per-
sODages and their friends known as "Dhckey hr
bourds" Jueos, but then recently imported rom tne
South " ere the popular tippe on the warm Sanmer
days but Burton and his English friends, OF whom
Dicky was old ons, eschewed them as too heatng
for heightened sitting. decoction OF sherry VINE,
hot water, sugar and lemon peel, favorite English
drink had been introduced by DicBey, and served well
for Winter evening soclalty bat on the apr ASH OF
warmer weather cooler substitute was needed In
this d emma Burton suggested the use OF Ice nstef OF
hot water and Dickey called upon TO try bis hand
at the new decoction. The result was yinoue COUP
deat and the cotere of bbulous wits were required
10 name the new Dectsr. Burton at once suggested
that as Dckey had in his country established his
fame aud fortune IA coboer, tue name shonid
be applied to his last Job and forh with the christi
erirg was contaminated in sherry Coooiefe an
public pprs cha oD and cobbers uni Tersay suppanted
iueps Tor the heated term"
The London Times February % Florence cor
respondent furnishes the following anecdote regarding
His Holiness, which is condsidered authentic:
"a few DAYS ago he was walking out OF the Porta
Angelica precef ed and followed by his bic Guards,
accompanied by two Monsignori. He was converting
with these prelates various matters. when he stop
ped ahort before old couptryman Rho was kneellnS
on the high road, soliciting his blessing. Are you
Christian asked the Pope; and as the poor fellow,
all taken sback was dumb, the question was again
and again repeated with sharp esgerness. Please
your holiness am, Is Sdnto Padre Sc, al last sa1
COMMANDMENT pursued the apostolicA cateehist-
SdRtO Padre, 81, was again the answer; whereupon
the PoDtf babe him tell them one by one. The poor
dunbfouDded fellow tried or two, then janped
confusion became worse COMPOUNDED, till he fairly
broke down. The Pope then ked with his suite,
and said triumphanty, Let the people learn Goi's
Commandments by heart AMI then they viii be BIT for
independence"
In answer to the Times question: A" Shall We have
another Diamond Weddngl" The Washington States
says: ~
"'NoP Mr.. Charles Heidsiect, the eminent deal
er in champagnes' IL evidently the person here al
uded TO- and not likely TO marry the fair one from
Paria because he already has wife az Rhie ms. %
whom he is fondy attached, and also has four chill
dreD."
The Boston Transcript says;
"Some one has a,ely set o going the report that
Mr.. -, president of some company Is negotiating
for the purchase of Sunnysde whereas the estate s
bequeathed permanently to the family, and ample pro-
vision made for this puri oee."
Lord Palmerston has submitted the name Of the
Rev. DIR. Vaughan to the Queen as the new Bishop
of Rochester DR.. Vaughan lately Master OF