New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

the world Rose Cberis life has been an example |
and an answer She stood for ten or dozen years
alone; but there has gradually grown up a young
generation OF actresses in which vrtuous women are
to be found and in which the public admits that they
may be co."
"A man of rather fine physique, dressed in the
uniform of United States officer has been distribut-
ing family souvenirs, and creating somewhat Of
sensation in Cincinnati. He left Louisville about
the 9Th inst simultaneously with the following notice
in The Louisville Journal:
COL George Washington, the only living relative Of Cen
George Washington 10 at the Louisville Hotel and TO
leave on the msiboat to-day for Cincinnati"
The Cincinnati papers are joval about the die
tiague looking parsonage" On the 9Th inst. he re-
viewed COL Taylors yiment, and succeeded in OBJ
tanning a commission to purchase bis entertainer
very fine sword for $25, the model of his own ele-
giant weapon; also pair of boots ditto s25, and in
borrowing fine navy pistol and horse-with none
of which he returned until unfortunately be found
himself tangled in the meshes Of certain oticous
policemen. He is locked up.
The Prince of Scbwarzburg Rudolstadt will, in |
November next abdicate his sovereignty, for the
purpose of marrying young lady from the ranks OF
the bourgeoasie Mademoiselle Schulz Of Kongsberg
who with her mother has resided for several years
at Rudolstadt and other places of resort in
Thuringia. His Royal Highness is sixty-eght years
of age the lady twenty-five.
Mr.. Reuter-, the telegaphic monopolist of Eu-
rope, has come under the censure Of leading
review for supposed political prejudices which are
permitted to issue from his Office. kilograms from
America always appear to have been drawn up by
some one with Southern sympathies." The tee-
graph is undoubtedly friend of the Secessionis.s"
Punch says: eve are authorized by an init
mate friend and sincere admire Of the Earl of Car
digan to give the most positi, contradiction to the
runor that, failing Garibaldi, the command of the
Federal forces was to be offered to his noble Lord.
ship. The Earl cannot imagine why they connected
him with Bull Rum"
The wife of Gen. Scott is reported in very del
cate state of health, and quite martyr to nervous
ness and the American papers. The Paris cores
pendent of The London Star mentions that one Of
her near neighbors is Mrs. Ricketts,, better known
as Anna Cora Mowatt."
Mr.. Murray has in the press, among other novel
ties for the coming season, :" The Story Of Lord
Bacons Life," in which all the known materials for
an estimate of the Great Philosopher will be brought
together, and an answer will be made-by way of
narratyeto the misrepresentation Of the critics OF
his career.
The Duke Of Manchester is engaged in preparing
from bis family papers couple of volumes for the
press illustrative of the history Of English society
from Queen Elizabeth to Queen Anne, and the late
Duke n Buckingham left behind him private diary
which is to be Immediately published.
"A life-like figure of the Baron de Vdil has been
added TO the Chamber of Horrors" in Madame
Ouassauds Gallery, and is attractive that the
vsitors crowd the place with their attendance nearly
all day long,"
One of the principal equestrians at the Paris
Hippodrome hanged himself two or three days ago
rather than break off Hdison with mistress whose
extravagant foes his income, though large wac In
sufficient 10 crafty.
The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon recently spoke about
the Gorilla. The Saturday Reciep says that he
enters into the ape character with considerable sp
probation OF the part"
Lord Eglinton was seized the other day, while
dining at Mount Melville, in Scotland, with fit OF
apoplexy, which terminated with his life. He was
the most popular yiceroy that Ireland has ever had
-Epgsh admirers of Nathaniel Hawthorne are
about to present him with beautiful marble medal
lion Of himself.
The new Exhibition building in England is de-
scribed by q reviewer as q " blank vast solid, end
less featureless block Of piled.up bricks.'
- The Ahenarm says tina. L" at La Scala Madame
Colson, a thrd-rste French prims donna, has been
singing in Don Pasquale' without much success"
Jenny Lind Goldschmdt is about to give, in |
London and elsewhere, series of grand concerto
-Mss Florence Nightingale is 80 seriously i'll as
TO preclude all hope OF her recovery.