New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-16


,eops on biz retun In the succeeding he Is about
70 Ia ss,. home from Cuba in cbains and dsgace The
q last acme Of all" IL death The priests have admin
;,.-ea 20 him the sacrament; one holds erncihx for
bun W h'ni -les are Weep .dg around,
and mt of the dying man Is about TO start on that
last great voyage from which none return. In inches
surrounding tbese scenes figures and busts oil vsn
Gus yoyol pe-tonsges cotewporary with Columbus
incluair o Ferdinand and ISABELLA, DC.
-7le TY,ae,'s Paris correspondent writes that the
Frnperor IL about TO confer the decoration OF the
Legion Of Honor upon Major Philip Rearney OF New
York. for his services during the recent lalan cam
paign.
The Washington Star thus advertises the business
Of our friend, rbaddeus Hyatt.
"Mr, Hyatt committed by the United states Senate
TO the sil of The District Of Coum6s ocenPes lrge
room 10 the son,hesst corner OF the jan, formerly
occupied by Major French, the alleged Government.
defau ter He win probably apply Tor a writ OF
babess corpus which will bring the Gaze before the
Supreme Court. If the Court sustlios the Seaa,s,
p5att cannot escape imprisonment otherwise than by
pnrere hu self by testiiyng, unless the Sena'e re-
lease him. The whole thing amounts 10 this: hyatt 10
a manufacturer of come sort of sidewalk dead lights,
81 hopes by the notoety gained in this case 70 adver
ise his wares"
-Bev. Tucker has been playing the king Alta
recent grand fancy and dress bah be figured extern
svely az usual. The LirerpOol Star ssys: There
were two or three representations OF denry VIII,
and perhaps Mr.. Tucker, the American Consul, made
the best persopation of Bluff Harry"
The Rochester Express records the death Of
daughter of Frederick Douglass. Since her fathers
ab,ence .he had lost her appetite and interest in her
occupation, and had gradually sunk away and died.
She bad got the idea firmly fixed in her mind that her
father would never come back and that If ne did re-
turn to would have to go to prison and execution.
An extraordinary event in the history of the Ger
man Jews has Just taken place. In the free City OF
Hamburg, where Jew, ten years ago, was not even
eligible for night constable, Jew, by the free SUI
frsges OF the citizens has lately been chosen chief
magistrate. next in station to the highest dgnitary in
that Republic. The gentleman elected Ia disin-
gushed iuriscoDsult and writer Dr. Gabriel Reiaser
who wac Vice President of the German Parliament
that sat a: Frankfort in ls4S.
Ii il announced in The Illustrated London Ne1s
ths. some legal documents of uDimpeacoaoe authen-
city relating to the family and property OF Shakes
peare have been brought TO light Tde precise nature
and interest Of hese papers has not as yet been d.
yulped; all at present known is that su;h documents
have been discovered during the recent repairs OF the
Role Chapel and that, by direction of the Right Hon
the Mater Of The Rolls the DUTY OF making them pub
lie has been ntrus.ed to Nr. Saunton, who is well
known to be now engaged on an edition OF Shakes-
peare's works.
The Troy Times Gays that soon after arriving in
London, Morrssey intends TO have seto with Sayers
in order TO test his "science." He has purchased a
diamond rirg at cost of s5, and if Sayers wins the
fight promises to send it to friend in that city,
an indication of the fact
The London correspondent Of The Manchester
Guardian, referring 10 Garibadis marriage, states
that OH the morning Of the wedding the General re-
ceived information as to the anteceients of his
bride, which led 10 a long and stormy inter-
terview with her father and to his subsequent de-
parture He has not since rel lined his wife, and an
Austrian report says that The General has applied to the
Pope for dispentation from the marriage vows. Tns
Ga.ette de Lausanne gives the following, taken from
LucerDe journal:
"Tbe young wife Of Garibaldi has arrived at Lu
ceJpe in company with adjuant of her husband.
The officer being challenged 70 duel by the General,
replied to II by fight"
Pho Mono has been unusually lavish of his presence
ibe public Of late, showing himself often foot in
Rome, and on the most frequsnted promenades. While
walking in the Villa BOrghese, the other day, the
Pop, attention was caleo, By Monsgnor Talbot, 10
the cinlnTen OF mTb. hO1b OF DtduentOufg, WHOSE
count of the capture of Perugia was considered 70
favorable 10 the conduct of the Swss troops that her
descriptive letter of tie affair." written duriog her SON.
mer's refideDce IN villa near Perugia, was recently
published in the official journal of Rome. Pic Mono,
DESTROYS Of showing bis appreciation of Mrs. Ross's
testimonials in behalf Of the Pspal cause, had her
children conducted before him. and soemuly conferred
the Apostolic bensdicton upon them, Of which pro-
4. IL T.:I..
glowing account to their parents on returning home.
The Toronto Colonist, speaking of the expected
arrival upon Canadian soil of Prince Royal, says:
"AmoDg other modes OF celebrating the expected
visit of his Roya, Hiehpess the Prince of Wales we
ventured to urge some weeks sgo the proprety of
holding a grand exhibition of Canadian manufactures
and materials, at Montreal the occasion of the
opening of the Victoria Bridge. Since tnen
glad 10 learn that active steps have been taken TO pro-
mole the accomp .shment Of this great design. The
Governmental is understood, rave agreed TO propose
grant OF 5,OCO in the estimates toward this object
and measures have been taken by the Bosrd of Arts
and Manufactures for Lower Canada 10 obtain the CO.
OF GRAFTON OF other similar bodies. We may add thai
two gentlemen connected with that Board in To-
ron'o few days 10 arrange The prelimnaries Of
conference bet the Boards of Upper Canada and
Lower Canada and we believe there Is no doubt that
any propositions which may be made to the Upper
Canadian Board will be favorAby entertained"
The Prince will leave England for Canada az the
latter end Of May the beginning of June. Instruc
tors will be sent out TO the authorities to make the
necessary arrangements. The Of the suite tina.
will attend the young Prince and the details Of his
visit have no: yet b.en settled though is said that
the Renown, ninety-Ope gun vessel, has been fixed
upon for conveying him to America.
If the price OF beef az Charleston be 25 cents
pound already would IL not be well for the delegates
10 cave their bacon :"