New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

collecting NJ and regu,sng he nn2L ees d. iD1s
vss 10 b. remo5ehd. BE approached hi work with
Judgment snd ipdnstryi b. faDorei indetstsb'y and
cor eeonsy; The ehsDses b s1gurassd BY him gaze
of1te n ? me Of the old indians" hut the p1ohs
al home eogpzed the f1e, has the disn Of 1896 bad
ps.ed away yer, and approved h's judgment He
IA, inios or6,r on Of e aos, AID was le ID ma
ters into course whsn India oou ray The cost Of her
owl Government, when ne died.
-Madape GIisi has been making short tour IN
HebDo. A locsl pa1er spsabs hos OF her a. Gi'n1s-
Lust Ahhougn *, lars may never have waref'a
oyeI the gloomy shores of Gisbdsloogh the st'aias
with princes have listened with rapture might one
ds lat ue.k have b. 81 beard Using above the wafer
ben.sih Sc Keyins Bed. small party wss made mp
viii view Of exbi,b g'o Madame Grisi the grand
and pecuhar beanies Of tie City of St. Keviu.' Tne
lady vas greatly pleased with her visit, and beng
taken IN boat az in d1ty bo1nd, to the bed where
youIg ST. Kevia stole 10 sleep the Queen OF Song
pouro forth, uns Bcited, m-loiy which rse'boed
with be wiicbiDg effect fr the s)mbsr eide of the
froVaing Lug1uf. favored fs = Of the countri
peops, and the party in tie boat, formed the only
aBdDee. We esn imagine the crowds who would
bsvelmed the silent shores Of the dark lake had Che
lesstnotice been siven Of the excursion
The Licensed Vic uslIers of London had fsts
rece1ty at the Crystsl Palace in aid Of their fnnd
The london Times says: The sishI that attracted
mostaasntion the psrfo nance Of NJ Bload'n,
who, while the fountains were playing, crossed tns
ceptIs ba in on tight rope, with hs feet in baskets
10 io,reae The difficulty. The great basn ID no. q1ie
Gef Of Niagara nor is the fountain so tremend 1nsa
psc, Of aquatics ar TIE Fall But the rope was high
enough from the ground TO make the specta ors ner-
won't, aud the appearance Of a human figure walking
in MD CIR above the spray vas an effect at)ge,bfr
novel NJ Blopdin is announced IA AmericSui the
lat mail left the BloDoin, of Nisg4-s celebiy, 10
Ohp. But if THE BoDdn il Mt he original ne ha' an
Approximate q gree Of skill Thers was some dancing
in the grounds in the evening and loog after dark the
grand ransept was crowded with promeDsiers, listen
ing 10 the performance on the organ
1t If known that the town of Syracuse in Sicily,
remained 10 the power of the Neapoitau troops These
men have in Oh, ir tun Just declared IN favor Of Italian
upiry. The Government Of Palermo has announced
tbs fact to the sicilians in the following t-rnis:
Some days ago the Government were informed that
TIE ROYAL troops were disposed toIecOgnize the national
movement and to merit the title Of lailu soldiers.
II bso been decided Ii in order 20 second this ilten-
lion COO National Gusrds should march from Cata'a
10 Syrscuse The gsrrOp, however, did not wait for
the arrival Of those men, but declared for the allan
csuse by fraternzng with the people and thus gained
the whole honor # their pat lotto conversion. In
couse quenee of this noble fact Syracuse has recovered
IL hberly.-F. CRsPI, Minister Of the lnteIior.-
Palermo, 3D.
"A Polish Roman Catholic named Toksrsh was
married last year, near Zylomierz to Russian girl
member of the National Greek Church; bu; the
Ia, IN he
NJ gsctpg to impose upon them the obligation of bring
il up their child en- in the Grek Church their first
born was baptized in the faith Of Rome 10 consequence
Of which Tolarski has been srresfd the Greek
eccesias,ie degraded and for,bly enlisted common
soldier in tie army, and the Roman Catholic p'lsst
"a monk 20 years old-who OFF lated at the bal ,ism
has been bsDisbed TO Siberia.
Pierre Daussy, French photographer, born 10
Pars in 1892 died there in September, 1860 In 1906
be entered tbe Corps of Engiaeers and was gradually
promoted 70 the office of Director Of Charts and Maps
IN the Ministry Of Marine Hs succeeded Beautemps-
Beaupre as q member of the French Academy In the
e elton Of Geography and Navigation, and was a
prominent member Of the Bureau Of Longitudes and
for msDy years honorary President of TIE GeoEaphi-
cal Society Among his principal works are tables Of
the geographical positions Of The principal places on the
globe. Paris, 1870
A ladies GaIibald Fund has recently been started
in EnglsId, with the Countess Of Shattesbury as
directress similar association s 10 course Of forma-
ton il this county, uncer the auspices OF some OF the
moot distinguished ladies' Of America. We hope that
the efforts of the assoc alton will he crowned with sue
cess TIE ladies of America should not remain behind
their sisters of England in their appreciation Of the
beICsm the state smanship the tender humanity and
the q rius OF the illus Iious deliyerer Of Italy.
&C, lionel Rudler who, there is every reason to be-
eve shared the fate of Walker and shot at Hon.
durss, was a native Of Alabama and had served in
the Mexican war In 1919 he went 10 California, aud
exerted hnsen TO bring about the el-cion Of Gene.
raj Scott. lie nomna'ed for the Office of Sterif
of joaquin county in 1854, but not elected, and
subsequently, j,ined Walker in Nicaragua He had a
profound faith in Il gray eyed man Of destiny, and
tly seconded him in bis ambitious schemes.
--Auguste Viyer, the French comp )ser, Corsioan
by birth who created sensation in Paris few years
ago by his performances on the horn and by his con-
certs al the Chateau of En- during the visit Of Qleen
NictcTs If eccentric genius AID is sad TO have es-
tatlsheo hs musea studio the solitude Of the l)fti-
est tower the right wing Of Notre ime where be lie
preparing new comic opera the libretto bei'g written
for him by Scribe and Cormon. rather trasi al
| spot for a comic opera.
Prof Lubke of Berlin has been appointed profes-
sor of fine arts al the national polytechnic school Of
Zurch. THE Institution il 10 houri,hiog coni ion,
and takes foremost rank among tue seats OF learning
in Europe. MoeschOtt he celebrated Psychologist, i,
among its professors, and his laboratory there is a
nucleus for the more liberal of the rising generat
Of medical students and chemists.
Prot Agss,il and Col Fremont have been elected