New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

Fv'n to the perfect number, glorious Lord"
The father of this numerous family thus describes
himself:
Plunged IN my brain, fermensng thick and warm
Simmer deep thoughts"
And again:
- with electric fervor from mypen,
As quickened sometimes by angelic powers,
Thoughts have shot out to hit the hearts OF men,"
To the critics. the illustrous Martin Farquhar vouch
safes the following apostrophe and warning:
"Nhite Devil! turn from me thy low ring eye,
Let thy lean lip unwreathe its bitter smile
Down thine own throat force its still,born lie
Aud teach thee to digest it in thy bile,-
But will merTiy mock at thee the while
Such venom cannot harm for l sit
ona fair hill Of name, and power, and purse,
Too high for any SHAFT Of thine to hit
Beyond the petty reaching OF thy curse,
Hsan sR tfy Ge S 5ss Pts
And know thou this-Iil crush thee sorry devil,
fever again thou wag thy tongue at me"
-Gossp is busy in Europe just with the details
Of mesalliance of German Princess The illustrious
lady in question Princess Elizabeth Adelhed Caro-
line Clotbilda Ferdmanda of Hohenlohe, born JAM 6,
1891, sister Of Prince Clodwg of Hohenlohe Schings-
furst and etep-niece of the Duchess of Kent. The
Princess, who is of remarkable beauty, was left an
orphan early age and received her education at
the Palace OF Schiningsfurst the residence of her
brother Among the professors attending herthere was
a Herr Laucher, who had the honor Oh teaching her
brush, and the skill of mixing water-colors. The up
shot of this series of studies that Princess Eliza
beth declared to her friends that she in love with
Herr Laucher and was determined TO marry him or
nobody else Thereupon great outcry of all the MEM
bers of the House of Hohenohe ending with escape
of the enamoured fair one TO the palace of Duke Err
nest H.. regning Prince of Saxe-COburg cousin
of the Princess Ernest H. warmly espoused the cause
Of. fair ks 10
macy, the phalanx of the Hohenohes AZ last gave way
and a few weeks after the Princess exchanged her
name for that of Madame of Laucher The happy
couple" are now living in small town on the banks
of the Elbe, where fine property has been purchased
for them by Prince Clodwig.
M. Oerstedt, celebrated as juriseonsut and ex-
Prme-Mnister of Denmark has just died at Copen-
hagen, aged 81.
-LAmorici6re found the Pope's army in curious
state when he took charge of IT. 1857 officers and
soldiers who figured on the army list had existence,
though pay was regularly drawn for them. He was
told also that captains made rule Of not mentioning
the numerous assertions which take place in their
companes lst in order not TO disturb the good opn-
ion which the Pope has of his army and 3D. to receive
the same pay for their troops. The General, having
manifested the intention of forming again the Ponth-
cal Dragons who dissolved some time ago, but
Of whom $50 remained, many objections were made
to bis project He finally demanded to see the he'll
NETS and aceoutrements of the defunct corps to his
amazement be found that they had been sold to the
manager Of a theater.
"A Texas paper says that the Rev. r. 2. Tbomp-
son native missionary in that State, is breaking
himself OF the habit of swearing, and reads the Scrip
lures quite huently
Cen Caleb Gushing arrived in town yesterday
his way TO Boston.
The Rev. DR.. Adams, pastor Of the Madison square
Church, is about to embark for Europe, accompanied
by several members of his family and two of his
gegation. He expects to 20 ont in the Adriatc her
next trip.
"A life-size marble staue of Douglas, by yolk, the
sculptor, Is exhibition in ST. Louis. Ii is said to be
a faithful representation of its original.
An Archaeological Society has just been found in
Paris by BrowD-S6quard, Br6lard, Broca Foln, YER
neu and other eminent Psychologists.
Madame de Lamorciere, on her way to Rome TO
join her husband the generassimo of the Papal army
has been feted by the ladies of Lyons and by the
Roman Catholic population in other cities
Mr. Golden has recently arrived in Paris to attend
the ratification Of the commercial treaty British
Commissioner, in concert with Messrs. Ogilvie and
Malet.
The Hon. David Moore, member for the City of
Melbourne in the Legislative Council Of Victoria and
Commissioner Of Public Works and Dir. w. NJ.
Files, Manager Of the Oriental Bank, arrived yestcr
day in the Persia.
Mr.. Ten Brock has sold his mare Prioress to Sir
Lydston Newman.
The son and heir of Marshal Bugeaud has been
recently married TO NIe. Valentine Galley dc Saint
Paul
An interesting marriage recently took place in the
chapel Of the Palace at Vienna in presence Of the En-
peror, the Empress several members Of the Imperial
family the Court, and many civil and military func-
tionaiies. The couple were pensioned capta1 of
cavalry named Leidersdorfer who lost both eyes by
eaber stroke in the Hungarian war in 1919, and Mde.
L;ba. the orphan daughter of an officer. AS a we'd
ding porSon the Emperor granted them the privilege
of opeDing tobacco-shop in the Fanbourg Of Joseph
stadt."
AT The annual dinner Of the Royal Academy, ON the
9Th inst. Sir Charles Eastake, the President proposed
ne health of Mr. j. L. Motley Of Boston, and delivered
compact euogy upon the history Of which 'his Amer
can pnest v az the author. In responding, Mr. Noiey
said;
" rise 10 expFess NY gratitude and my embarrais-
ineit came here % feast my eyes aud my can 20
admire the worls Of English genius winch adofn te
walls, and listen to those men whose eioquenoe mas
~ GIFTED tonight and Las oiicn ruDg through