New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11

what he born for ard 10 have the hin. of a
Sunday chance before true blue congregation Of
ttout-heartsd Purars, Of mixing up du but decent
bsIsDgue consisting Of equal parts of Puraufm and
the Pest Office must have made the Lord Privy Seal
begin TO think that life had other duties than that Of
loo king down up6n all men. TIE Law Lords and dig
pitres al ua,s like little bit of ssrmouizng. To the
Chancellor and the s. lieitor General their Presbyte
rian and Wesley experiences OF their good fathers
pnpit performances must have given them expert
men al powers and ii would delight them 10 return
in age and in person, TO exerc'es which, under
pate rDa admin istrafioD they doubtless enjoyed their
youth. The Atorney.GtDeral would rejoice In more
frequent opportunities Of Celebrating his celebrated
thesis that of all the benefits the Gospel has conveyed
10 msnkpd the grestest IL the opoorupi of hslOpg
men TO rise in the world But Mr.. Gladstonetbink Of
the chance of adding yet another laurel 10 his exuber
ant cbapletl He w0nld be the most popular preac1e
in LondOpso rich bis verbiaRe full the current OF
that divine talk so eager for paradox delighted in
the dear task Of making the dark more Obscure by that
food of eoqueDce which 10 his rapt eyes alone il light
and den onst aton We must say that "a ,re ia good
deal in Mr. James's suggestion. There are certainly
many Cabinet Ministers to whom Sunday n ust be
very dull day. Lecturr in the long vacation is nearly
out and should be very glad TO see her Mses-
tvs Ministers in the pulpit Most OF them would adorn
it, and il would make q sermon from MIR. Disraeh
possible"
Mr.. r. B. Taylor, founder of The El'enriHe
N. " Journal, has become co-edtor of The CONNER
cal Gazette, sterling Republican Journal printed at
wyandotte, Kansas. Mr.. Taylor was active and
Efficient worker in Ulster County during the Fremont
campaign.
The English Court has very gently mourned the
decesse of "her late Imperial Highness the Grand
Duchess Anne of Russia aunt TO her Majesty the
Queen and to his Royal Higbness the Prince Consor
and sister to her Royal Higbness the Duchess of
Kent" The following is the official order for the dig
NAL fortnight of grief: The mourning to commence
h. rtb nh tba led; silL
or plain linen, white goves necklaces, and earrings,
black or white thoes fans and tippets the gentlemen
TO wear black fuhimmed friDged, or plain nen black
swords and buckles The Court TO change the mourn
ing on Monday, the Sd day Of September as follows:
The ladies TO wear black elk velvet, colored rib
bons, FANS and tippets, or plain white, white aud
gold or white and silver stuffs, with black ribbons;
the gentlemen to wear black Coats and black plain
white, or white and gold, Or white aud silver stuff
waistcoats fullirimmed colored swords and buckles.
And on Monday the 10th of September, the Court to
go out Of mourning.
Mrs Col. Wildman Of Newsiead, has presented a
number of articles formerly the property of Lord By
ron to the museum Of the Nottingham Naturalist So
ciety. Among these were the lasts upon which his
Lordshp's boots and shoes made. The lasts are
about nine inches in length narrow high at the nstep,
and generally of symmetrical shape. They were ac-
companied by the following affirmation from William
Swift, shoemaker, Southwell who made his Lordships
boots and shoes from 1903 to 1907:
Wm Swift, boot and shoe maker, Southwell, Notts,
having had the honor of working for Lord Byron,
while living at Southwe, from the year 1903 to 1917,
arms that these the lasts upon viii, his lord
chips boots and shOes made and that the last pair
were made on the 18th day of May, 1907. He further
says tfa his Lordship hsd not club foot as is gene
rally stated but that it was formed the same az the
Other except being exactly An inch and half shorter
The malformstion was in the ankle, which was very
weak; consequently, the foot turned outward To
remedy this his Lordship wore very thin boot, tight
ly laced der his stocking. In his early life he wore
iron, with joint at the ancle which passed down
the outside of the leg and was fastened TO the sole Of
the shoe The calf of that leg was much smaller. II
was the left leg. tSgned) WV. SWIFT.
"A writer in the Pays gives the following account
of the different sorts of wine preferred by famous per-
sonages: Frederick the Great, Toksy; Napoleon l.,
Cbambertin; Peter the Great Madera Cardinal |
Rchelieu, Romance; Marshal de Richelieu, Medoc;
RubeBs Marsals; Rabelais old Chabais; Marshal de |
SAKE, Champagne; Cromwell, MalvOise; Jean Bart |
Besune; Talleyrand, Cbatesu-Margau; Humboldt,
Sauterne; Balzac, Gouray Goethe, Johannesburg
Byron, Port; Charles ", Alicante Francois l., Sher.
ny, and Henry ", Surenne.
Mr. Charles II. Stanley, well known for many
years as the beet chesspayer in the United States,
has returned TO England and taken up his residence in
Manchester. One of the strongest players in the latter
place ia Mr. Pindar, who also noted chessman in
NewYork a few years since. Thus brought together
more these two old acquaintance have been try
ing their strength and this time Mr. PiDdar has proved
victorious OF the twenty-five games contested, Pin
dar gained twelve, Stanley five, and three were
drawn.
An EDglish correspondent writing from Palermo,
under date of August II, says:
/ was ust folding and closing this letter, written |
last evening" for this mornings mail, when, under the
windows of my hotel heard a cheering crowd. |
looked cut and saw in an open public conveyance |
nan in scarlet uniform, whose tawny hair and |
beard and lion face no an who has once seen them
forget Yes GaTibaldi landed here last night
at l2J at midnict coming TO one knows where from,
one knows whittier bound. He reviewed body of |
Seilan recruits early in the morning the plain be-
tween the Monte Gallo AMI Monte PellegrnO, and
driving back along the Toledo to the Royal Palace,
where he is now ransacpg business, as the phrase is
with his Vice Dictator, De Pretis the Sandman |
Deputy, and HE other Ministers. am told Garibadi |
will leave in about half an hour.
The Countess de Saint Marsaut wife of the Pre- |
feet of the Seine aud Ose, and Of the Princess
Clothldes a6ies of honor has Just expired at Paris
after much suffering, from the effect of burns which
che received last Winter while endeavoring to
lady whose dress had caught fire at ball given by the
Project.
M MajerOni, the Italian actor who played in Paris
with Madame Ristor has just died at Turin, at the
age OF 65. He was the con Of Colonel of Engineers,
WHO directed the construction Of the Fort OF Msghera
at Venice under the first empire, and himself entered
the French service and to the rank of Captain in
tie ith Light Infantry, and wounded at the battle
of Dresden. Af,erthe peace he left the army, aud |
became actor, dramatic writer, and manager.
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