New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-07
PERSONAL.

-Oueen Victoria and the Prince Consort, on the
occasion of their visit to Coburg gave sum oil iooo
forms to the poor of the town and 800 HORNS 70 inc
moor Of the country and have also granted ioo nonS
70 the Model Schooat Neustadt in recognition Oh tns
works of the scholars which were laid beorethe queen
and Prince Consort.
AT the last meeting of the French Academy Oh
Sciences, Dr. Jules Cloqust produced pair OF boots
made Of the tanned skin of a boa constructor Ihs
material is remarkably strong and supple the scales
have peserved their natural imbrication and color,
after the process of tanning and the inside OF the
scales in alternate reefs and depressons. DR.. Coquet
observed that it would be desirable to make further
attempts TO introduce the skins of the inferior vere-
brsta into trade seeing that to thickness and dura-
bily they decidedly offer greater advantages than
those of the superior class.
- The London AthenGum says that bit Of ro-
nance about GMibsld may help to explain the hostility
of the Dictator of the Two Sices to France and that
of the Emperor Of the French toward the Lberssor of
Italy. The family of Gsribaldi, like the family Of
Bonarar,e, ia Corsican; and the name of Pozzo di
BorQo or of Louis Blanc is evidence with what fiery
hate Corsican may pursue his vendetta against that
lucky race The DictaIor's grandfather Joseph Bat
tists Maria Garbald one OF those patriot CorSi-
cans who gave the crown to Count Won Neuhoh,
coned Theodore the First of Corsica and being son!
by the new king on message TO his mother, MADAM
Won N.uhof, who lived at Peddenoh, Bear Rugge-
berg in the Mark Country NOW part Of Westphahs)'
GarbaIdi there fell in love with the king sister,
Catherine Amalis, and, with bis Sovereigns consent,
Married her. The registry of this marriage, we read In
Rhine PAPER ia still to be at Rugssberg In the
same year. Garibald took Catherine home to Ajaccio;
but fortune failing the patriot Theodore He'd before
the Genoese 20 England where he became the idol and
but of Walpoe who tradacsd hs character and wrots
the inscription over his monument in St Aunes Church
-tewaipg the fortune which Bestowed kingdom
and denied him bread" Joseph Bat,ista Maria Gari-
bcdi led from Corsica Nice where after the French
Conquest and occupation of the island put sn end to
the Last hopes of independence, he forgot politics and
practced az ysician. His grandson the Dictator.
Meanwhile the offensss OF the Bonapartes against the
Garibsldis have grown in bulk and atrccity. Corsica
has been made French. Nice has now been mads
French The old country, the new country, are
alike gone. More, the very laat homo Of
the hero is menaced. Csprsra the lonely green
rock in the Straits Of Bonifacio which he has
bought with his gains and peopsd with his pigs and
ss,ea belongs to the island of Sardinia aud must fol-
low Uc pain cuOuu uc" iCNV'ciy va 'SiAiOAy w
France take place. Thus, the Bonapsrtes seem to
chaae the Gsrbadis like evil fate, leaving them no
foot of earth on which tie soes of their feet rest
in peace. Who can wonder at the Dictators doubt
suspicion, and dislike? A romantic speculation may
be allowed to close the record Of these romantic facts
Theodore King Of Corsica, left lawful son. An lie
climate son. known about London streets as Colonel
Frederick, man of mark in his day, pstOed himself
under one Of the porches of Westminster Abbey. The
title has been declared by the Corsican Parliament
hereditary Theodore family, near branch OF which
Dictator GsrbalGi now represents. Thus Garibaldis
tile to the throne of Corsica 10 just good as that Of
Louis Napoleon dozen years ago to the throne OF
France
The English Army and Nary Gazette recently
says:
"There is great man who has landed on the shores
of England go gently that the land has not been con-
soious Of the presence Of Of her most distinguished
soldiers and statesmen. We regret dsepy to hear that
the cause which led to General Sir James Outram 5
retirement from the Council Board of Calcutta still ex-
lists to such extent as to prevent hs receiving the
marks Of publ respect and private homage and al
fecton which the distinguished services aud the per-
| sonal character of the modern Bayard have richly
earned. We only give expression to the feelings OF all
who know either the man or his services, when We
venture TO say We hope the day will soon come when
sion of his strength ard that he may enjoy for many
yesrs the honoIs he has won, in field where honor
indeed hardly won"
The following description Of recent exploit Of the
father of Grace Darling is from The ArJrOath, Scot
land, Guide:
"The Trio, Mr. David Andersen master, OF this
port, which was wrecked on the Fern Islands in
the storm of Wednesday week, struck on the rocks
within three yards Of the spot where the For
bi,ar tprs cd in no 40
and the wind terrific that the crew were afr aid
TO take to their boat. The men, therefore. jumped
into the water and washed on to the rocks many
of them being dragged back several times by the force
Of the under,owI and only saving themselves with
great difficulty by the aid Of aDges and other seaveed
The boat YVES blown right of the deck ahghtng on
the rock many feet distant, bow on, aud being split
the center by the shock. The men were about twelve
hours en- The rock the being 20 high that no boat
eould possibly put out to rescue them. Toward even
jug when the storm had abated, crew, headed by
JAMES DaIpg, the father Of the heroine Grace Oar
hLg who had been watching The wreck all day, put
OUT boat from the LoDgstone Lighthouse and rescued
the Old Darling is now 30 years OF age, Is hale,
hearty and en4xgec sIl and has been superintendent
Of the Lore itone Light for period OF fifty years.
The captain and crsw of 5s Trio speak most revsren
tally as they well may Of the brave old lightkeeper.
The Illustrated London Ners of recent date,
isys:
the Court Of Queens Bench much in the Spring by
the recital Of his fiery dragon and traction-engine
troubles, will De bumped up against lampposts aud
shot hedges into apple orchards, or through the
study. windows of quiet burgessss in Summer tours,
on bis own account, no more. His stud, forty-four
strong not including the trained bull stag, dog, aud
brace Of performing monkeys, were brought to the
hammer a. the Bsrbican last Tuesday along with all
the wardrobe properties sixteen coats for Turpins
ride 10 York royal standard aud Most OF the
rival krights of tie ring mustered well the OCCASION
Of his benefit Tie dun Mics HasweD, a well. known
bareback or pad mare, made lOOos.i the cream
cccred Emma, al extraordinary trick mare, 55gs.,
the came as the skewbald Lady Mary, of Like accom-