New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

ethical works. His principal work ss satitled DE
HcR ais WI2s and Vorstellung. He advocated In it
speculisr sys'em of pbilosopay, which has been ex-
planned in Fsuenstddts work. Brie aber die Schopsn-
ioueriscle Phi'osephie (L,iPs. 1884,
--David's colossal statue Of Humboldt was sold at
auction in Berlin for about 800. Humboldts pic
tules ard works Of art fetched miserable prices viz;
Ipgres Leonard da vnd stld at about 5000; Hide
brand portrait of him. $50; Ccrneuss drawingsto
the Cosmes medal, tue carving of which alone cost
500, only $50; Rugeudass scroll American Venus,
which cost originally $500, only $50.
The monument of the Flemish poet Maerlant, was
iraueu1ated at Damme, West Flanders, Sept. 9; that
of tie Dutch poet Tolleno, a, Rotterdam, Sept. "a;
that of Attire The Paris Archbishop killed June, 1913,
at his birthplace ST. Rome de Tam, Aveyror, Sept. Al
and Dew monument Of Beethoven s to be erected at
his fsyori,e Summer residence in Heiigensadt.
The Pasha of Egypt is establishing magnificent
palace built Of French cast iron for museum OF an
tiQuifies TO be fled with relics of antiquity found in
Egypt in the execution Of which $500 men are now
employed under the direction Of hariee, the French
archeolceist
DR. Roecher Of Hamburg, the traveller in Central
Africa had penetrated as far the lake west OF Fan
zbar where be was killed by poitoned arrow aimed
at him ty two of the pa,iyes, who were aftsr yard
captured and put to death by order Of the Sultan OF
Zanzibar
-Ilhami Pasba, son Of the former Viceroy, Abbas
Pasha ard husband Of Manire Sultsns, daughter oil
the Sultan, disd In Caro-, September, 1860. He was
only &c years old, and possessed remarkable fondoess
for the sudy Of the languages and German literature
johann Jskob Hotinger, one of the most prom
iror III cpdo NJ hiRtOrial
Zur gus, and the author Of great many other highly
valued works died in Zurich Msy II, 1860.
-Mni'z Hartmann the celebrated German sceolar
aud phlcloeist, is new residing 10 Geneva, where he
has been invited to lecture on German literature in the
German language.
-Bot,chere picture of An Evening on the Rhine
which was so much admired at the recent Brussels ex-
bibon Of fine ats has been purchased by the photo
grspher Coblman Of Magdeburg, for about 81 400
DIR. Brugsch, the celebrated Psychologist, who
who acct mpauies tie exploring expedition OF the
Russian Embassy in PsTsia, has sent to the Berlin
Academy description Of the volcano Dsmavend.
Ida Pfsifsrs autobiography and description of her
journey to Madagascar are in couree Of publication by
her son.
-Meyerteer is preparing msio-drsmatic version OF
Henry Blaze de Buys fve-sct play, La Jfnresse de
Goethe, fer speedy performance in PsIis
-Gabrtl Ferett Great Prior Of the Order of Malta,
Bishop of SabDa Abbot Of Jsrva born ct Arizona jan
81, 1895, died in Rome Sept. Is, 1860.
Mrs. Gov. Morgan lie the recipient Of beautiful
diamond necklace present from the Prince of Walss
1t was cent from Boston by express. Miss Edns Dean
Proctor has received an autograph letter Of thanks
from Earl st. GermAns for Ter poem, ebtaled
"PIipce and People"
In our printed lscturslis, Z. l.. Youmans should
have been stsed as residing 10 Eew-iOrk.
"A correspondent writes "At tie request Of Mrs
Schroeder, send you few corrections concerning
your obituary her late husband Mr. George Schros-
ter lie wss naive Of Lilisnthal, near Bremen, in
the Kingdom Of Hanover and graduated at Gottingen,
and not KoDigsberg. He was Private Secretary Of
Prince A6albert CT Prussia, of the late Prince
William, formerly Governor of Rhinsland ana West
pbalis."
"A correspondent of Tie London Times, writing
from Turin on the 9Th inst, eays:
For lovers Of personsl gossip cns ofthe daily papers
pub shed in Turin prints ,Ee following documents,
which were found in the archives Of the Austrian police
az Misp:
From the Dir, General Of the Police q Mnan Count
loro the Psdnontese frontier Of the HsiIo; 1924
"The young Piedrontsse Caysiere Camille d Csyour /.
atout to set journey He formerly officer Of
military engineers and In spite Of his youth he far advanced
in the Corruption Of his political principles hssteu S to
vy this nfornstion directing 70 admit bin If he
present himself upon ths cher unless his passport be mos
perfectly regular and In this not without the most
rigorous search Of bis person and luggage as have reason TO
believe that be the Of dangerous coespondence
"TORRESANI"
On the LIST Of June of the same year circular was
rent round all the police authorities of the Lombardo
Venetian Kingdom 10 inform them that the Cbevshsr
Camille Csvonr who ives thsn % years old, was Ok
cuded from all the provinces subject to the Austrian
Empire. Nevertheless in 1886 an exception was made
in his favor admitting him for once bu! taking at the
same time all those precautions which might screen the
Austrian monarchy from harm. Here is second let
ter fiom the Torresan to the same commssny st
BuffaloFa:
"MrLas March e. 1886.
IBIS EIcellercy ths Lsrd Count Governor has deemed
pedeIt allow that cavsisfe Csmo Cayou who BY vr'
tue my circular Of the let Of June 1898 no 49, should be
excluded from the Imperial Auian provinces for once
Through this onr line during the journey which he u about
to undertake jusihabs business, far ~ Nilso.
You will therefore Sir raise obstacle against the passage
Of this srspected foreigner excepting OF the usual Gus
AID police and will In ta, address
bin to this General Direction "TORkESANL"