New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
PERSONAL.


Kossuth in all his exile has just been elected member
of the new Board Of Administration in Hungary, for
hs native county Of Vesswen. The Colonel last year
joined the Gantadan army, and SINCE the DISARMAMENT
of the Lberators troops be has entered the Hardnan
service. He is now, we believe, in Lombardy. lhasz
one Of the hearties and bestnatured of men, and as
brave as be lie generous In the last Hungarian reyou-
ton he served under BEN in Tansylvania. The fam
lily of Ihasz is old and distinguished among the Hun
garan nobility, and repeated offers have been made to
the colonel to forsake his revolutionary schemes and
return to Hungary. Nothing, however, could detaeh
him from his undyng fahfulness to Kotsuth whom he
not only served chief but loved fiend Along
with Ib6sz, other noted men among the exies have
been returned as members Of the Board Of Admins
tration. Among the best known Of those are Gen.
Klspka the gallant defender of Comon; Horyath the
patriot Bishop; Count Telek, and Kossuth HIM
SELF Zemplin was the district that honcred itself by
eleetng the exDctator and putting him at the head
Of its list Of members.
In the divorce case against Mrs. Quincy, an appica-
ton had been made by the petitioner for the Court 10
make settlement out of the wifes property when Is
very considerable, the children OF the marriage
The question was again brought before the divorce
Court on the 10TH in the form Of motion praying Tor
direction as 10 the mode of hearing petition on the
subject Sir c. Cresswell sad that in the Jurisdiction
vested in the Court in dealing with the property OF the
wife for the benefit of the children, most difficult and
embarrassing duty had been imposed on the Judge by
the Legislature; and full knowledge Of the clrcum-
stances Of the parties necessary to enable him 10
deal with the question 1t would be essential to III
ouire into how the children were situated and what
the father could give them The Legislature had not
invested him with authority in this matter in order to
enable him to punish delinquent wife, but merely
to provide for the children Of the marriage. There
would surely be some difference in the order made
where wife had only { 900 year and her husband
had flO 600 year, and where she had Il 900 and he
had only fl0O year. lie must refuse the prcsent
motion.
The Artful Dodger before the Bailey magistrate
has found something # a counterpart in colored gen
tleman at Yves, Brunswick, in England Mafsa Richard
Smith, charged with jumping out Of railway carriage
and refusing to pay biz fare. The prs ner came from
Manchester and was very violent TO the officers who
took him into custody. The prisoner in bis defence
made long barangue, in the course Of Which be de-
livered himself ne follows: Is tits comic case, or
q case # pickles want 10 address the people, and
IL | can't shall appeal TO the Court Of Common Fees
Roar of laughter They came up IN me, and struck
me, and then said what did you BIT him for Re-
newed laugtter said did not want to be lit, and
they said youd better have one against you do Mr.
Thurlfeld-" What have you 10 say IN answer to the
charge I" The Prisoner" Tie charge that's been
let off long ago. Continued laughter.l Mr. Thurs
field" You will be fined forty shilimgs and COTS
Prisoner" Why don't you put me in cannon, and
discharge me at once. Another roar of laughier.l l
have received the most brutal treatment They put
red hot charcoal upon me, and thought it was snow
More laughter. He was at last removed, being told
that he would have to pay another fine Of twenty
shilngs and costs for the damage done at the police
station.
Some two weeks ago special train which brought
the Archdnke Ferdinand MAJ milan 10 Vienna, and IN
which were Lieutenant Fied-Marshal de Schmerling,
Count Bombelles and other members Of bis lghnesss
suite had eft Berlin but half hour when the saloon
carriage caught fire through the overwhelming u the
hot-ar stove. The fame spread rapidly, and The con
necon with the other carriages Of the tin was cut Of
Count dc Bombeles elamberod on 10 the roof Of the
carriage and bis cries were at last heard by the
gne-driver, who Immediately brought the train TO a
standstl With come difficulty the velvet hanRings
were torn down and the furniture thrown on. of the
window; and the fire eXtinguirhcd with the aid Of
water and snow. The carriage wa detached and the
Archduke having taken his seat in another, the train
pursued its journey.
king Victor Emanuel has sent present TO Tere-
sta Garibadi's daughter, who is now residing with
her father al Caprera II ia diamond necklace, with
earrings to match and TO have been presented TO
her on New Years Day. but the stormy sea prevented
its being received in time. IL is 10 be hoped that no
oyelstIained notions Of Allegation may prevent the
hermit Of Caprera from accepting gift which express
ses the VAIN friendship the gyer has for Garbaldi.
Tile Merry Telegraph has "been honored with
the suJjoined communication from the Marquis oil
Downshire'
"RoYAL YACHT Hn.SrLPHiDr, NArLr', JAMS
"SIR-The statement Of what il said TO have oc-
Cured on beard my yacht copied the end OF lat month
from The MaHehe'ter guardian INTO several hs"s,
papers is false and totally devoid Of veslige OF
foundation nor had anything occurred on board, or
ashore, directly indirectly, TO tive any coorlng
whatever for such vainoBs calumny and he Ihe
man who forged this production whether lie be an
EpQlshman or q foreigner, IL a wilIful liar and q
sland. rer and will leave no means untried 70 punish
his audacous calumnies. l do not, OF course, know
how far might have gone, III my evaporation, hha
the statement been true but this do know, that II
catch this seoundre will throw him overheard; nor
will | trouble myself further about such worthless
carbon Il remain, Sir faithfully yOnIa,yssu,Rr
ITO the Editor Of The NeV,g Tdsgraph'
"A crinoline accident happened on the 18th, at bril-
liant ball given by NJ and Madame de Erazu, at their
mansion in Paris to young Spanish lady, the daughter
of professor who was formerly tutor TO Queen Chris
tina's children While walking round an illuminated
fountain in the conservatory her dress caught fire. and
IN moment the flames were over her head. The peo-
pie about her, despsling of extngushng the fire by
any other means conriyed to throw her bodily in the
water, from which sbe was taken out very much In
;,rad but IL ia honed her life will be saved.