New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-04

man hung bimself in Station-ITouse to avG'd o
weeks imprisonment; another Cred twice at the an
happy object Of bis affections In ft Of Jealousy and
after wounding Ter badly. blew bis brains out and
journalist, wounded at tie rejection Of article be
Lad written, bapg himself on tic branch OF tree in
relations garden.
Oh account OF statement in The NonHeur that The
waters Of yichy were doing much good to the En-.
peror the public believed quite the contrary, and be-
came somewhat alarmed. The report, however, was
happily true The work of the ast eight years has
told upon Napoleon SEEING that the whole machinery
of goyenmen, bas been directed by himself personally
Baron de vidl, whose attempt ON the Life OF his
has excited much attention dated his introduction
into good English society from acquaintance toI med
with Count Orsay. He a mere adyenturer-the
son Of bu'ton-lnaker at Nanteswho gained ish re-
atons in Paris by tho force Of good looks and oddress
The elephant belonging to a troupe of travelling
equestsiaDs in France called the TrogPe Amerieane
recently broke loose, and devoured such mass Of
uewlycut clover that it became drsadfully swollen,
and Expired in o few hours.
"A work of great value to tho educational world
has recently been published in London uuder the title
Of " Tbe Scholastic Directory of 1861" IL coltans
the only list exant Of the public and private schools
and other educational establishments in Great Bdtan
Professor Max MalIers auxiousy expected - Lee
lures on the Science Of Language, delivered at the
Royal Institution of Great Britain in April, May ard
June, 1851 have Just becu published in London by the
Lorgmans.
The Rev. James Bowel late Rector Of ST.
Philips, Stepnoy, England has been depcsed fom bis
r. If a.
were grave scandal to the Church.
AT The Strand Thea,cr London few uigh's
snce, Mr. j Bland, who has enjoyed for many .ea'e
a celebrity in thesthcoti-a world, died saddeLy. Tie
had Jus, cached the slagc-door.
The Aps'7aH Ga,,fic Gays that tie gold rose en-.
rcled with liamouds, which ihe Pope Annually oaos
to one Of the pneescs Of Europe, is this year detained
for the young Queen Of Nal les.
Mrs. Aear, the authorizes OF From Eveto Morn,
las completed a tale, entitled "Tbe Valley Of he
Golden Mouths" The scene Of which is laid among the
scrfs Of central Russil.
The second volume of " Louis SopL's Sel0s'Jo.
graphic" las jast appeared, completing work Of
great interest 20 the musical world.
"A ,ampbet entitled The American Revolution
aud It's Consequence 10 England BY a. Alison, esq"
is advertised in London.
-" Tauubdufer, or the Battle Of the Blrds; a
POEM" is the title Of q Tennysonianirh publication
,., issued ia London by Chapman n Hall.
John Bonham, kceoer Of tho famous Dulweh
Gallery Tor foty Yeas died Oh the 2Sa of June ri the
advanced age of SO.
80 TIE Sacr aud the saxcns," by DR. Geo. Moore,
/, announced 10y Nessrs Longuan s. Co., lOE October,
? as . sequel TO his WORT on the Los, Tribes.
"a Woman Of Spirit novel in two volumes,
Is n Woman without, g aonounced by Mr.. New
by, London.
"A Naval and Biographical Dictionary" com
ppQ the services Of all living payal officers has jus
been published in London 10y the o'ByrGe Brothers.
Died Of consumption, at III mouth, England OF
the 18Th ult Mr.. Charles Watson, known 80 tl'
"Hibernian Clown and American Jester
49," Agony Point; Or, the Groau, OF Gentility by
,he Rev James Pycrof, is among the late English an
nounccmeuls.
--Alc2ander Smith new poem. Edwin Of Deirs,
wa advertised AS ready ia London on the 2Olh Jiy.
The steamer Fulton, -igoaled oil Cape Race. has
on board Madamo Bonapaue Patterson
-" shnkesrcares Curse and other Poems" il the
name Of a lutte book just Issued IN London.
The play on The occ sou Renee and Juliet, Tie
le.ro Of te tsody rad us dcve Cd her Io etc sSlny
aod drank the serp'ns drapsn hereby inica. 1s the
spF chs Ii % lea quarter OF o. h0hr'
and no syupou5 q Cbiugr Observable IA" audience brco
very TO- patirL Mcanv lh hghbub behind tie t e ts-
tilted hat an was not iyh AID hanchy II oolcd ont ttat,
without evilz ustsi Ettce 'a Esht tat o"e other
.i,r,if0 The followers VI and buakn tating
lrr fuewe % Durh1a, ahd rapidly conveying aaY teir
rupefrs down Nust,idc Lsn~ Some iitos weirr,
led cot u.s. Gug ant hence the out s.d the
kias la the performance The who CLEANED ~ Theatre
ss the most cuso,0GF Of the CTe3oB AID although be vas
,dur Ina mslo igsugc .ucs by the Mans WIN
sui,y craps ou sh4k,spcaIe and Oteay. she It'll emsntd
obse to nj enttesrs or peace pot Of pal was throw
down from cocAlot sort q stsSsemio sep, ate The
disputans bat the .lisfqcem proved futile or the dluie
DiE n the interim made iory thto the tochtd Rffen'
ro and emerged wi ycfy Of fredy dresses unk aose
sot,,ers be &C. 81 her sturdy srns, and despite Tue
ii tod tualrdc los tho iadc good hef ext Tue
rstrr ca,d LASTLY of the police and rs bait and homeo
r,,stnr their lceul icud made cause assn.t The
feirltus fair hst sdy's M lord and uner ar-t WIN
p,se bfash which he rnncay hourhrd round ~ head
rushed her as,i,ane ana although 40 ctn o't tooS
place e. cfchauce ~ compliments vas banded iog~ hrfN
sgus iaor on sides hlo NoTcuoa sltnlIc srniie
tl.tvt H. and declare 10 on CApuc that i wac The rum
NEST g IL secd joliet slso, thoroughly tired OF her
trance add btuDg dc,non by the eunts ot tue
scarty audience ha lily quilted her couch for the e b1t as
CONNECTED by trar aho conglattuty .ihohus
n the midst OF the venture too IT. Loot "" eNs
pra Diuah shond damage her hnc In Tact the whole OF
the pssos0 VI the piece sufeiuHefaes &c were
cnaneeated outside, SeN crowd o. ONO GER VINO
hailed csc succeeding phase in he disturbance wan shouts oi
laughter" ...:-.-
PROBABLE FATE or TIE UNITED~