New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

that the King Of Naples wishing TO bestow an especial
mark Of bis royal favor upon the notorious Manscal-
CO. surnamed the hangman of Sicily, has appointed his
son Ia baby three years and half ODD to be receiver
general at Capua.
The london Cont Journalsays that the Empress
Of the French who is known to take great interest
IN SPANISH politics. at an evening reception at the
Tmleries lately. held very warm discussion with the
Spanish Embassador. Persons near say her majesty
was removing the Spanish Government for what abe
thought too much severity toward Ortega and his COM
panions. At last the Empress called the Emperor to
give his opinion His Majesty said he could not sup
port her views, and bowed politely to his Excellency
of Spain, whereupon the Empress was supposed to
have been snubbed.
To the memory of the late Marquis Of Waterford
handsome monument has been erected by the water
ford Hunt Club, on the spot where the unfortunate
man was killed. 1t is plain massive ancient Irish
cross and pedestal Of Wicklow granite.
To the State ball, gvenby the Queen on the even
ing of the 10th inst, 81 persons were invited The
Court Journal unnecessarily says, many Of those
bonored with invitations were unable TO attend
AT recent sale at Client Of the library of profess
sor named Rasnan of the persons present, in ex
aiming volume found in it not fewer than twelve
bank notes of lOOf each. The auctioneer took possess
sion of the notes, and the volume was then sold.
Matrimonial advertisements are not confined to
America. or even to America and England. The fol-
lowing is from Turkish newspaper published at Con-
stantinOple
"a Young girl Delisch by name of the (Circassian)
tribe of the Nogais seventeen years old, very and-
some of good family and having received an excellent
education her brother bearing the title OF Bey makes
the offer to marry some young man, provided ne succeeds
in pleasing her. Particulars may be heard OF at HAM
Pachas, President of the Commission ntrusted WIN
the Control of the Emigration from Circassia.'
There is an air of authenticity about an announce
ment like this, which looks like business.
Mr. Leroy, who formerly lived, and ought still to
have remained in Lafayette, Indiana, that being the
residence of his wife, the other day stole 5000 OF her
money! raised 5000 on forged drafts and eloped with
another woman, named Myers. Mrs. Leroy, being an
energetic woman, and naturally anxious for her money
and husband set cut in pursuit of him. She traced
him from Chicago to Toledo thence to Detroit there
she began to lose sight of him. She is determined,
however, to find him, and the prevailing opinion in
Michigan was that she would succeed.
Queen Victoria, as usual, held drawng-room
TO celebrate her birthday. 1t will be satisfactory
to the ladies to know that her Majesty wore
train of white ribbed silk, trimmed with ruches OF
crane. white roses and white bugles, the pettcoat
with Grape over white silk, trimmed to correspond
while her bead-dress was composed OF diadem oi
oras and diamonds white feathers, and white Grape
veil. The Princess Alice wore train OF rich whhe
crystalline silk trimmed with tule and bows OF ribbon;
the pettcoat of rich gace silk bouillonne of tue, dot
ted with bows of ribbon. Her head-dress consisted
of wreath of lilies of the valley and camelas orna-
mented with diamonds The Princess Mary OF Cam
bridge wore a white MORE train, lined and bordered
with pink. trimmed with Mechlin lace, bouquets Of
flowers, and silver cord the petticoat OF PINK giace
silk covered with pufings of Grape and handsome
tunc Of Brussels lace; the conage TO correspond; or
naments, pearls and diamonds. The head-dress was
diadem of diamonds, feathers and silver tuile VEIL
All those toiletes being of simple and inexpensive
character they will be peculiarly fitted for the Amer
lean market, and we may hope to see them at once
adopted.
-Rossini is said to have been present at musical
party in Paris recently and to have warmly praised
the singing of an English lady, new candidate for
theatrical and operate renown. Her voice is mezzo-
soprano and she pupil of Duprez. Her name is not
given, she being spoken of only as Madame II.
"A young girl was recently arrested in Paris for
selling what supposed to be smuggled tobacco, but
size positively refused to cay where she lived and
was suspected that she was connected with regular
gang carrying on their fraudulent practices on large
scale II having been afterward discovered that the
parents of the girl resided Bevle, Commissary of
Police went to the spot indicated which he found to be
an isolated house. communicating with garden, and
well calculated for any illicit operations. Having
knocked and rung several times without having been
able to obtain admission the Commissary, in loud
voice ordered the door be forced This order pro-
duced the desired effect for the door opened by
man. On entering the place, strong smell oftobacco
was perceived and lying about were quantity of
wrappers with labels of different kinds such Mary
land Levant, Virginia, &C. In anadj dhing room was
a woman lying in bed, apparently very ILL., and the
commissary did disturb her. but proceeded with his
search through the other parts of the premises where
all kinds Of apparatus for the manufacture spurious
cigars, and also quantity Of powdered wood, chip
pings of burnt leather and other substances, intended
to be used in making composition sold as snuff, were
found On again entering the room where the woman
Law, the commssary who had begun to entert ain
picon that her illness fegned, and that she had
thrown herself On the bed to conceal something under
her, ordered her to get up. This che at last did, aud
beneath the mattress he discovered sack filled with
ends of partly burnt cigars, probably picked up in the
streets OF cafes and which were be used in the
ufactue of new ones. The man and his wife were
arrested.
Three of the Boston policemen, Joseph ii.
Coombs, Stephen III. Lewis, and Sylvester Brown,
who were suspended from duty in consequence of false
accusations made against them by another officer have
been honorably reinstated and are again on duty.
Capt Hudson of the Navy has received more