New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

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the dIeams Of Grecan article. She was, we believe,
an only daughter, and dotted on BY her afflicted
father"
One Father Kaldani Of this city lately Issued the
following advertisement: "Any person subscribing
one dollar for the relief of the suffering Christians In
Holy Land will have three masses said for whssever
intention they may desre such a. for ths souls OF
their parents relatives or for their own spiftuai wet
fare Or frers ma are too poor they can get two OF
their pejebbors to Join with them, and make up the
door a,a each can have mas said for their inten-
ton. Cards sold by Father Kaldani." Thereupon,
Arcbbi,hop Hughes put forth card which runs thus
1.-THE undersigned has received and read with mex
preesible regret the card which s herewith communal
Gated. The person called kadani is no doubt regu
larry ordained priest who to this city but with
cut a, official recommendations which tho Archbishop
could recognize 1t is not in the order Of Christi
Episcopal charity to aenounce stranger in the crcdm-
stances in which this Ksldani has thought proper
place himself At the same time, justice to religion,
truth charity and fair dealing with mankind require
that the Archbishop should signify to the whole people,
Catholic and Protestant that this man, in view of ths
dsreputabe card herewith Published, should be sug
"iJoHN Archbishop Of NswY0rk"
The Court Journal, which knows everything,
and never hsAiates 70 tell of it, says tha the Empress
Eugene, now at Faux BONES, does not wear one of
those ugly little pigeonhouse hats much the fashion
Just now, but chapean Inperatrice, with abroad
brim slgbtly turned down at tho edge. The only
homage to the new fashion is the inner wreath,
pof cd of black lace and flowers which lies thick and
full upon .1e forehead The effect is quite novel, the
her Majesty no longer wears her hair either
in at bandeaux or Felix roulesux but with the under
hair much curled, and standing out from the temples.
They say that the Empress is in despair at beholdng
the quick pace at which her hair is dsrkeningas
certainly ia most rapdly-tha every sort of sraa8em
is resoIed in order preserve It's light shade but
that as yet nothing has been found Of any avail. The
Eaus des Blends with which the walls of Paris are
placardei was invented purpose for her Majestys
use. dress in piquf of the POmpadour shaps-for
it is much too cold in the exalted regions of Faux
BONES TO wear any kind of thin stuff-forms the
morning costume of her Majesty. One was of rose
colored ground, with small black rosebud seme very
simple, very fresh, and very becoming. 1t is trimmed
with black velvet and the petticoat ornamented with
large, black, velvet bows down the front. The EN-
press coughs slightly, and in climbing to the Fountain,
is obliged to rest now and then upon the benches
tie walk. The fog and mist from which the atmos'
pierre is never free, have, however, the Same effect
upon all.
Father Gayazzi is at Palermo.
The French Imperial Court is still living in the
greatest retirement broken only by short excursions
in the neiehborhood of St. Cloud The longest Of
these was when the Emperor rode to Rambouiuet, in
company with Baron Rotnschid, while the Empress
went TO Compegne, meeting her august consor on the
road in returning. Baron Rothschild is at present
ceedngly intimate with bis Imperial Majesty he being
almost the only visitor now received at the chateau.
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in the Park of St. Cloud arm in arm with the great
banker; and scarcely dinner occurs at which the lat
ter has not the honor of sh at the right hand of his
Imperial Majesty. OF course the political goaps draw
their own conclusion from this particular intimacy
According to some of their dts, it is the intention
of the Emperor to make Baron Rot1schid King of Je-
rusaem under the protection of France, and-as may
be expected-for ga consid eration."
The French Academy Of Inscriptions has elected
Prof. Gerhard of Berlin foreign member in place Of
the late Count Borghesi.
Overlook, the German painter, now in his list
year. has recently celebrated in exKng Louiss Villa
Maltese the 5Othsnnversary Of bis residence in Rome,
on which occasion the cross of Commander Of the Or
der of Francis Joeeph was conferred on him BY the
Emperor of Austria.
Prince Frederic William of Prussia has become
Grand Master Of the German Free-Masonic Lodge, on
the occasion of the death Of Gen. Selarinsky.
Mis- Blocbmsnn, pupil Of the Female High
School of Gotha was recently killed by lightning dur
ing pleasure excursion.
Count Paldy, Hungarian, formerly in the Aus
tran service and recently ntrusted in the Papal army
with the organization Of the light cavalry, died june
I6 at yterbo as supposed by the hands of highway
robbers.
-Humboldt's library will be sold at auction Sep'
IL, next. Many orders have already been received
from the United States.
-Winterhalter is preparing picture Of ths recent
Congress of Sovereigns al Baden Baden.
"A German.American Phladelphan, Mr.. Board
man, has presented the King of Bavaria with mas
siys silver ice-vessel, adorned with Bayarian and
American emblems as a token of his admiration for
that brother sovereign.
The Palatine Library of Florence contains ike
ness Of Dante which represents him at the time Of his
ripe manhood, and which is ascrbed to Giotto. IL
Will soon be published, together with the collection of
MSS of that library, and Serfetti is hlhographng tho
portrait
-Nspoleon ILLS Life of Julius Cesar" is now in
eourse of publication. The Emperor of the French
shares the theories Of the historian Mommsen in regard
10 the democratic principles of the Roman coDqueror
-Garibaldi was born in the same room in Nice in
which Marshal Massena was born.
The daughter of Count Raimond, who accepted
the bard of Garbaldi, but from whom he separated
himself Immediately after the performance Of the nup-
tal ceremony receipt Of letter informing INN toat
she was about giving birth to child by previous
lover il now residing at Freiburg in Switzerland and
,.e1si,ts in calm herself Madame Garibaldi.