New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

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a,ter publshed last Summer in The Atlantic Monthly
entitled ain Cellar and like Use Of brilliant prose
.let,b I, the January number Of the same magazine,
called "Tbe Amber Gods
"A letter from Tours says that since her acq'uttai
Mile Angelina Lemoine has received several offers OF
marriage; she WILL however, be delivered over 70 the
custody of her father who intends 10 place her In
convert during her minority. Fetis, the coaehman,
received doueerr Of lC0f while the trial was gong
3D. for going to photographers to BIT for his portrait
The bonqe at Cbinon which Nine. and Mlle Lemone
Inhabited is advertised for SALE and crowds Oh peope
90 every day to look at il On the cbmney'Piece in
the drawpg-room, there are two porcelain vases, III
the style of the Empire representing subjects whicn
have strange bearing the dongs that went on In
the Autumn Of 1853 and led to such tragical conclu-
sion. The mot,oes on these two vases are" Com
ment Pesprt rient our Eiies," and Comment PesPr"
rient 0uI g0roons."
George Munday, the welkpown hatless prophet
and eccentric philosopher gave feast TO the old
women of the Philadelphia Blockley Alm'-House on
New-Yesr's day.
The special correspondent in Italy Of The London
Daily Nems went TO Scandiano to see battalion oil
40 cbildren, quartered in the old castle He Gays:
FIRST idea Of recruiting this legion Of children belongs 70
den Goribod When engaged in the South American wars and
In the defense Of Rome In l84e this gallant leader had noticed
boys between the Of ID and 10 years had proved useu
In the daring military operations he called 10 accomplish Az
the beonuue of the campaign having found that the Lom'
bard cities through which he marched his Triumphant eeon' nd
oven their contingent, Young soldiers he at once made up ma
mind 10 have battalion Of ddoeen organized An intelligent
Young Officer whom he bad known during the Roman campaign
Of lse being hand he insted him with the formation
Of the legion which the beginning did not number more than
I5o Austrian prosecutions and patriotism soon increased tue
number Of the adOscen that the battalion has now com
pleisd its numerical senh These Little soldiers are dressed In
dark green tunc with red cuffs with white edge and dark
ueen On NY arrival here this morning from hess'
happened them while msueuverng on the paradegound
opposite the castle was really at the same time sson'ned
and amused to perfect and orderly their movements
were They went through all OF military evolutions with
such sesne.s end precision could scarcely have been sur
paed by rownup soldiers aer many months OF training and
drilling Their commanding officer Count John Auvabene is
young nobeman of 49, He belongs to ustIiou Mtntuan
family which since 1921 has contributed great many soldiers
to the national ind pendence Although ieay believe
that this battalion Of boys will do good service should be called
to fight against the enemies of Italian Independence M chief Inn
poance of moral kind snd Is such will be easily under
stood by ell sensible men in Europe"
The American ladies' resident or sojourning in
Paris. interested in the success of the Protestant
Chspel in the Rue de Berri, have organized Fair,
for the purpose of raising funds to be applied to the
SUPPORT of the church. The fair is TO be held in tue
fine hall on the Boulevard des Italiens where tae
paintings of NJ. Court have been for some months
past on exhibition and the artist has generously con-
sented to leave the pictures unremoved until the close
of the Fair, which opens Tuesday next, toe 10Th
ns and lie to continue for three days. N. Petit, the
proprietor Of the hail. has offered It's uss free of charge
TIE ladies who have the matter in charge Mesda mes
Berry, j. Bigelow, DIR. S Bigeiow, Beylard, Borel,
Cruger, CraBeh, Curtis, Devereux, DePau, L. S.
r. EAO O.. w J
N. Gies, GasDzer Green, Hutcninson Hutton, Jones,
Main Moore Pepper, Post, Phalen, Richards, Sargent,
Sharpey, Smith, Townsend, Trotter, Tucker, IhomP-
son, Thorndike, WALSH and Warden.
On the 4th ult al immense concert, the greatest
ever given in Florence, was held for the benefit Of
Garibaldis million OF muskets. Piccolouini sang
Prayer to the Piedmontese Cross composed for her.
As che sapg it with her hand on the Italian tricolor
with the Pedmonese Cross il is said that the enhu
siasm produced was comparable 10 nothing since
Rachel chaned the Marseaise in Paris in lSiS. She
sang it three times.
The Rev. Thomas Starr King assigns as his rea-
sons for going to San Francisco that the demands
which during four or five years had been made upon
bis services in the ectare teason and which he had not
felt at liberty to Decline had engrosssd his time that
lie had not been able to devote proper aent to his
churcn anu parish.
1T is reported thst the wife Of Reed the Spring
field singing master who cruelty betrayed and ruined
of his pupils with whom he has lived in wedlock
for twenty years will declare that they were never e-
eally married. hoping thereby to clear him from the
| charge of adultery.
The Washington correspondent of The Express
tays that, crafty bis personal magnity against Sen
ator Douglas the President Of the United States has
descended so far go TO the ladies of members Of
h Cabinet and ask Of them to cut Mrs. Douglas and
| put her under their social ban.
james Russell Lowell the poet, will be an occa-
| sional contributor to The Independent newspaper
during 1860. Mrs. Stowe, John G. Whittier and
Henry Ward Beecher will continue TO shine in its
columns.
M. Castendyk, native of Bremen, who has quail
fled himself fer the task, has started expedition
to traverse that portion of Africa which, lying to the
west and northwest Of Monrovia, has never yet been
explored.
Mr.. Longworth Of Cincinnati has sent to Mr..
| Sherman, the Republican candidate for Speaker, q
present of 200 bottles Of his famous Catawba wine.
Mr.. Peter Boyne, Editor of The Edinburgh Va
NESS has been appointed Editor of The Dial the new
religious daily journal in London.
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