New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-29

some valuable information he only raises interest
TO dhaypont it, II Ia not that what he says is bad or
| wrong but il IL 20 thI shod and meager."
Memphis in Tennessee delights to furnish the world
with measures of Tho brutality Of Slavelabor society
At public meeting in that delightful place, last Satur-
day. Senator johnson Of Tennessee gnasbed at by
secesionist orator. and Immediately there arose from
the audience the sympathetic cry, Hang him! hang
him" In an incredibly sfort space Of time an effgy
Of johnson was manufactured. rope, attached TO
the balcony placed around the neck of the coun-
teieit IIeseniment" and the eless figure was seen
dangling in the air. Three stawart negroes ociated
40 e1etutioners The crowd witnessed the mock pun
shrisnt in silence, when the cry went up Burn him
burn him" No sooner said than hundred applied
torches 10 the "man of straw" and in moment the
| figure was wrapped in flames Ere it had been en-
tirely consumed, it was pulled to the ground, and
kicked and torn pieces by these gentle apostles Of
| Slave Republic.
To FIVE of the officers on the Western Division o
tie Grand Trunk Railway very beautiful medals have
been forwarded by the home authorities intended TO
serve az memorial Of the late visit of his Royal High
ness to this province. On tie side is portrait Of
the Prince and tie words "Visited Canada and inau-
gursted Victoria Bridge 1890" On the other side is
his Royal High cess crest placed in the center Of
wreath Of maple leaves, inertwined with scroll
| bearing the woIds, welcome, welcome, welcome"
Each medal is .bout three iDches in diameter The
design is by Wyon, Of ler hsjestys Mint, and has
Leen red with the greatest skill The portrait
Of tie Prince is excellent and the closest scrutiny fails
to reveal any flaw in the exquistey letters or
leaves Dir. c. Il. Christie the Superintendent # the
Western Division, is the recipient Of silver medal.
1t s raid Of the late visit Of the American Minister
10 lei Majesty the Queen Windsor, that be re-
ceycd most gr1 cloudy and that the Queen constantly
displsyed in Ter conversation with him the highest ap
rrecison Of H. manner in which the Prince Of Wales
had been received in the United States. She
ceednvy courteous and devoted hersek with zeal TO
the entertain ept of her guests, walking with hrs.
Dallas in tie css,e grounds and driving them about in
the ,aIk ste has received great pleasure from the
kindly feeling displayed toward tie Prince in America,
and she tesss by this act Of friendly polteness for
ID not customary for any who are not personally init.
mate with some member Of the Royal family to be in
vi,ed to Windsor and since Mr. Stevenson was here,
twenty can ago. this privilege has never been extend
ed TO any American minister.
FROM ms EvEEIs6 POSTS COMEDY SLIGHTLY IN THE
MANNER CT HAMLET, SOON TO BIZ PERFoRhED AT
IHE wBI1E BoutE
ne. rom inner ehsmSe re-, he sudsnie ere s.se
been prom I'll, and cbeerfully submitted to.
Oid PathoIuncttOSdry 10 the C0mnfsss'oners.
Why, rights YOU in tie righti
And %, without more Circumstance at all,
cid il fl Il at we shall shake bands and part;
You as your business ard de,ire shall point you
For every an hath bu,iicss and desire
Such IS II it-and for my ocn poor part,
Iock you, uia go pray. lE1euat On'ne'.
Gen. George p. Morris availed himself Of nvi-
taiion from young lady, year, ago. to write the
following lines in her album:
The heart that {. given 70 many
The album aftsrward was handed 70 Mr. Wins, bis
alter ego Of The Hcme Journal, who, by certain
electric afIity Which has operated upon him more or
less through life was drawn to the page where the
Generals use had left ia memorial. He Immediately
wrote under il the following lines
Jou only are constant {, one I"
The srutity fund collected for Tom Ssyers at q
single newt,rer Office in London, and which amounts
to the binary sum Of f2s will be 30 secured
Il at it csIn' be touched by Toms creditors, should be
10 30 impru6ent as TO get bimtelf involved; neither
will t. m hin sef be able to assign away anticipa
ia income II is moreover expressly provided that in
tie event of is again entering the ring the trustees
ss at once devote the whole amount 70 the interests
challenges v III be utterly useless.
The BaIcn &c Rotbschd is negotiating for the pur-
c ere from The Count de Cbsmbord Of the forest of
ye.ty the Il ct portion Of the property held by that
prince in Fr nee, with the exception of Chambord.
And ,hus Il son of st. Louis parts with the few frag.
en,s ct lett him of that broad domain which bis
ancestors re gned long and 30 spenddly. He res.
cued il IRON Cbarlemsgne Parts with it to parvenuei
insead Of granting as 6ef to be held by his vassal
lie lie for money 10 Jew, and sells it 10 provide
for his neoefeiues.
-Hszzii bss established new Association Of Ma.
ticnal Uilty" which has for s object to attain the
national nifty by aiding the practical completion Of
Garibaldi's programme, the unity Of the nation, with
Rome as lie capital; to asfemble and express, BY all
possible ans the wishes Of the country; and 10 pro-
mote the oltcal and social education Of the working
classes. The headquarters Of the association will be
for the resent at Naples. Aazzini himself was at
la,es. DAT in England.
1t il reported that our neighbor, L. Is. Hart, the
suryey or OF IL Port, in the pleniiude of his sympa
thy for Il President which all oiceholders said
to feel telegrspbed to Miss Lane to know il il was
true ha; tie President had gone crazy, TIE TRs.
usE reported. Buchanan opened the dispatch, goes
the report in The presence Of other gentlemen
and after ding il turned around to them, exclsimng
:" See Ne alignity Of Abolitionism." Miss Lanes
ant1er has OF yet transpred.
"A letteI.bsg is sent of from Vienna every week
10 Madeira fun Of dsa tcbe' for the Empress Of Aus
tia The last bag from Vienna contained birthday
es and letters from all the members Of the Imperial
family expressive of their good wishes on her birth
day. the twenty.fourth anniversary of which has oc
CURED since Ter arrival in Madeira The next bag will
take the Christmas presents offered to her Majesty
b, tie Emperor and the Imperial family.