New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09

tho nrocession entered the theater. The Prince OF
Wal,p BY virtue OF bis rank, took precedence beng
followed bv the Vice Chancellor. Lord Br'ugham
was received with great appliance, which he aeKno"i
edged by repeated bows Sir Il. N Cliutock was evil
IDENTIFY the hero of the day, and tempest Of applause
greeted him.
Mrs Ieroy of whom mention was some time
since made she being then at the West in pursuit OF
husband said to have eoped turns out to be poisoner
and very cluu sy one too. She arrived at Port ha-
ron. Men, on the 18th Of june in company with
Prussian named Charles Fcnner, and with bin re-
manned till the morning of the Goth ultimo then he
was found dead in bis bed, murdered by poison. A
for. ed conveyance Of all bis property wasexhibed by
the woman and also fraudulent marriage certificate
signed by Bapist minister in Detroit who never had
an existence Sac was Immediately arrested and COM
mted for the murder Papers which were found un-
der the carpet in her furnish ground for the sus
picion that her last husband disposed OF in the
same manner.
An will remember the Sophia Werner murder,
sometimes called the barrel mystery" which took
place at or near c ieago some time ago. Henry jun
pertz being tried twice for the murder, and coming
almost in sight Of the galows, was finally acquitted.
He went to st. Louis, ruined in purse and broken In
spirit vet followed by the kindness OF very few last
friends. The other day the Prussian Consul OF this
city sent to Chicago letter making inquiries for him.
il appears that be has become one Of the joint heirs to
q great estate in Germany.
Count de Sy racuse it appearr causes his private
land TO perform the national hymn OF Savoy IL Is
laid that, having at tie express request oil Count
Trapapi been summoned TO Court to give advice, he
answered. "The dead require only gravedieger, aud
/ am not one /. is sad, to- that ne has declared;
otis who will proclaim the annexation OF the Two
Siciies to the provinces Of the Kingdom OF Italy
This language has excited grea, anger at Court but
the Court party dare do nothing against the prince
"A Texas paper Gays that man named Landlord,
in Corye County recently whipped negro slave girl
from sunrise till twelve o'clock" He suspected her
of stealing money, but afterward found the treasure
where he had laid it, and then with his natural ncon-
thence of emory had forgotten the occurrence The
man who furnished the information said that she
was the most Dhumanly whipped creature be ever
saw neither horse nor OK excepted"
Baron Rotbschild of Naples has just arrived in
Paris 1t is said be will not return TO Italy again. IL
appears to be his intention to retire to magnificent
mansion he purchased four years ago on the banks OF
the Lake of Geneva foreseeng at the time the present
convulsed state of italy. He has caused works to be
executed there on grand scale, and which are not yet
completed NJ de Rohschild is said to entertain very
gloomy views of the actual situation of the Neapotan
Kingdom.
"A few days ago, it was stated by The TRIBUNE
that Mrs. S. D. Terrill of Clyde Ohio, endeavored TO
destroy her husband by fire, bat only succeeded in
consumiDga saw-miI, aud in accomplishing her own
ruin MI. S. ID. Terril now writes to say that the
account was correct with one exception-the family
lar eerred to took place in the household Of ur. Eh
Banker.
During the recent fighting in Catana, Sicily, one
of the nuns shot from her Of the royal
troops She fired with the precision of Alpine hunts
man. never missing. The colonel ordered his men to
FIRE in patoons repeatedly against the windows, but in
vain. The heroine remained unscathed, and still kept
firing away, killing her man with every shot,
The Rev. Leroy Swormsedt, who has acted as
principal agent Of the Methodist Book Concern of the
West for quarter of a century, has resigned on &C
count of il-healh Some OF his friends have testified
their appreciation of his services by presenting to him
apurse Of $780,
An old gentleman of the name of Phillips, of
StockbIidge, Mass., completed bis hundredth year
on Friday last having been born June %, l76O Heis
sill in good health, and gave an entertainmentn honor
of the event, He has been member Of the Baptist
Church for IS years,
Mrs. Comelia Cornelson, rect Of Peter Cornell
son. Revolutionary soldier, died on Tuesday, at Kin
derhook, Columbia County, aged 90 years. She was
the recipient of bounty from Government for SER
vices rendered by her husband during the Revolution.
Mr. Richard H. Dana, having arrived at japan, de-
sired to visit Yeddo but the conditions of the treaty
forbade this and the request was not allowed.
The tallest man in France has just expired, near
Rouen at the age Of II, being W. Charles Cruel d. In
dreyile of Nesle, Normandy, who founded, and for
many years carried on some extensive glassworks at
that place. His stature was nearly feet inches En-
Qsh and bis body was stout in proportion. In early
life he entered the Imperial army IA private SOLDIER
but soon gained the rank of sub-ieuteDant. He
present in the battles of Wagram and Moscow. At
one time he was prisoner of war; and having fallen
ILL., was sert to the hospital of K6nigsberg This hos
pi,al WIS sacked by the Russians and NJ. Cruel
thrown out into the street and he passed whole night
in tie snow with scarcely any covering. He, however
recovered and returned to France.
The Toronto Lcaler gays that tho que;tion is
often asked viii the Prince Of Wales visit the United
States but that no has yet been given to it.
Says the paper quoted: "A question OF etiquette
seems to be involved in the matter. President
Buchanan appears, does not think it advisable to in
yite his Royal HighDess to visit the United States
without formal notification from the British Govern.
mont that the Prince is about to make tour through
the Colonies. This is the apology offered behalf of
Mr. Buchanan but, if true, it is exceedingly lame
one He is perfectly well aware that the Prince of
Wales to visit Car ada and If he desires to extend 10
him IN invitation personally on behalf of the peo'
pie Of the United States be should do without any
further parleying. Suppose the British Government