New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

tabe (which without doub; he viii nd useful toward
The Jour de ran. There is hkewise po't-omc',
where for franc you obtain letter, which-ont Is
s,a,cey fair 10 dsclose all the secrets Of the saei
som, thing should be left for readers to find OUT by
nersonal experience As several of the objects are OF
considerable yaue-snch, for instance, as wsl-sxe-
cn,ed pn,ipg by NJ. Fagnani, an artist who has been
,0n +, the Unted Satee-rsfles have been organized
for Them. which seemed 10 be filling rapidly. One IN
na,t;eular was exceedingly run on-being large
Twelve. day Cake, into which a maniheent American
had thrust a ring worth FIVE glineas. Ring and AL
nav he obtained for a few francs. Two German dolls,
which pronounce the words "Papa" and Mamma"
With astonishing distinctness, excited much amase-
psnt but one was sold toward the middle Of the day.
Some admirable pictures on porcelain from saxony'
fine Dresden china and new kind Of Saxon table,
cloth, composed of silk and linen thread woven To-
cether, were much admired In fact, tho whole scene
ia most pleasing and animated one, aud the arrange
ment of tee goods remarkably attractive. AS to the
fair seleswomen, too much prise cannot be given
them for devotng themselves as they co. unfnchngly
from midday 10 10 o'clock at night their sofmpoeed
task.
The Golrestoa Ntws of the Doth December says,
that Mai. Lelsnd, OF the Metropolitan Hetel New
York is about moving bis stock Of 600 head OF cattle
borses and Sheep TO his Home Ranch of 200 acres
t Helena, the county seat of KarHes County 90 miles
n,a,er the eoast than his Conal Ranch" Of 10000
scres. rec, MY sodto Wm Wilksson, esq of Buffalo
N. Y. for s75. Geo. His Home Ranch is a very rich
BODY of land lying between, and having frontage Of
thirteen miles on the Cboo, Eclsto and San Antonio
Rivers He passed through tbs city from the east, on
Saturday,, with some fine French Meriuo and sixony
Bucks, q mammoth Maltese Jack, and q full-bloOded
Morgan Stallion. Our State is fast filing up with men
of wealth and enterprise.
The Marquis de Gullife, who fought the duel with
the Count and not Mafqus) Lau'iston, because the
latter looked too much q. bis newly married wife at
the opera thinking that the blow in the face which the
Count gave him had not been sufficiently atoped Tor oy
the sword thrust which he received through his own
shoulder has just had another fight with his adversary
The weather being 100 cold 70 permit the genem 20
remain in The open air with their breasts uncovered,
the duel took place in carpenters shop hired and ex
preesly cleaned for the occasion NJ de Laurston
was abs htly wounded in the hand, and Marquis CALI
fet more segerey the bp The seconds declared that
honor was satisfied" snd the principals thereupon
shook hands, and mutually expressed regrets at the
causes which led to the difficulty Lauriston leading OIL
In the acS nowledgeme
The following good story is told at Washington OF
the Hon Tbaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania; A. the
time nhen several Of the Anti-Lecomoton men voted
FIR Mr.. Gimer of North Carolina, one of the prom-
neat Southern Democrats approached MIR. Stevens,
saying be was very much sstonshed that these men
should vote for Mr. Gilmer, who owned nearly
hundred head OF Dggers." 'Does he I" said Mr.
s.; then think shall vote for him myself, for it ia
your hnle one.headed niger men who make all the
trouble"
Ex-senator Bovee of Wisconsin, who ia at present
leading the Anti-Gallows movement in this State, was
at Batavia on the 9TH inst, and Lockport on the
10th. He is 10 lecture at Syracuse, on the 18th; at
Urca on the 18th, and at Waterown on the 10th.