New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15

fire, The Witnesses soon MADE all Ieaoyi "'o "'''' -
stationed in the next room, and the eomostsn's q, to
a, their deadly work. In few minutes IT, banker
stood pinned through the rshv part Of "a right arm to
the wadded wainscot Of th' ROOM nd in few minutes
more was laid upon ps visconts bed with the doctor
standing over him and bis two friends handing tho lint
and rags, and o'.ntment which bis required.
We reid in The Malta Times Of the l4th: "Our
readers- win be glad 70 learn that Ruggiero Settimo,
Prince Of Feiaha, st present residing among u.s. the
nobss perhaps, of oil the who have ever suffered
for the italian cause has been called by the King 10
the chair Of President Of the Upper House Of the tal
ian Parliament. The appointment, however, 1t Is
feared il purely nominal as II 10 not likely that the
GOOD old man. from bis great age and iDfrmies will
be able 10 avail himself eitl er Of bis nomination or OF
the means Of conveyance-a Sandman frigate-which
has been placed at his disposal. 1t ia well, however
that even IN hs last place Of refuge Ruggiero Settimo
sbouh live and die the titnlar head of the first Italian
Parliament"
The Judoes in the Housc OF Lords, on Thursday,
decided that a clergyman had no power to soemnize
bis own marriage and that the issue Of such mar
raae was Legitimate The question came before their
,orshps in connection with case which has excited
considerable interest in Ireland.
The we-known publisher Of Lepsic, Bernhard
TAuchn,z, ha. Just received from the Duke OF sake
Coburg as reward for bis English publications, the
title Of Baron for himself and bis direct descendants
Tho Emperor Napoleon has decided that statue
thall be erected at Pan TO the late Marshal Bosquet
and ca tie Msrsbals mother has no private fortune,
the Emperor has granted her pension OF o,ooVi'
Now that King Francis and HE family have Quilted
Naples there are in exile fewer than ffy-hve men,
bers Of the Bourbon family out ofhe seventy-four who
are the dect or collateral descendants OF Louis NV
The ffyfye are these: The Bourbons Of Naples, con-
stating Of King Francis FIVE brothers, and four sisters
Lie Msssty's unclee-Prince de Cspna and two chill
dren, Count Aqua and TWO children, Count de TIA
rani and FIVE; his MajesIys aunts-Queen haT"
Amelie, widow Of King Loui, Philippe, the Duchesse
ls Berr and the Duchesse de salernoi and, lastly
| eousin.qerman. the Duchesse dAumale-totaI, 20.
The Bourbons Of Spain-the InfLte Don Juan and TWO
children; total, 3. The Bourbons OF franoe-Count
de ChambOrd the Duchesse de Parma and Tour chill
| dren; total 6. The Orleans branch OF the French
Bourbons-,be Count de Paris, the Due de ChaTtrrs'
the Due de Nensurs and four children, the Prince de
| Joinvle aid two, the Due dAunsle and two, The
Due de Montpensier and six total 20 Nineteen
Bourbcns are no. in exile namely the Royal family OF
spain sI teen in number the Empress OF Brazil NEE
| pipoess Of Napes), the Duchess Augustus Of SAKE
Coburs-Go,ha NEE Princers dOheansl, and The Duke
Charlie. ILL., Of Parma lnfane Of Spain, who sbdicsied'
The roll Of the Lords spiritual and temporal has
breu printed. There 30 spiritual lords and AZ tenn
poral reckoning Lord Auckland among tho former as
Bshop Of Bath ard Wells. To spiritual lords are ~
Fnglh rrclaes and four Irish the Irish pTelates on
III. roll this ,esson being the Archbishop Of Dublin aod
tie Bishops Of Down, Ossory, and Cors" OF the tenn
pos lords three are Of the blood royshe Prince OF
Wales. the Duke Of Cumberland King Of Hanover,
and the Duke of Cambridge. There follow 20 dukes,
- mar1uisss 1871 ears - vscoun,s, and S93 barons
This however, IL reckoning them technically, aooord-
Ing 10 tho titles by which they rit in the house. For
instance the Duke Of Bucceuch IL placed among the
ears because ho sts NOT by bis scotch sie' but no
Earl of Doncassr In the Engish posTase and the Duke
| Of Argyll Ia rochoned only among the barons Baron
| santidge); The Earl q Rodep ]. Lord CHnhrsssh;
! a. .s-ssur- OF Clanncsrde, Lori somerhin; Lord
| Punmure also remains among the barons his newly
Inherited Scotch title Of Erl Of Dalhousie having
cent In the House annexed 10 H. Assigning all such
peer to the rank and title by which they are commonly
sown, and sposang popul~S the temporal lords are
"A prince, king n dukes, IS marquisos, 40 ears,
81 viscouurs, and l62 barOns. The whole number in
the House therefore, Ia as generation ago it
not 400.
| Mr. Lumley the eximpresaho Of Her Majestys
Theater IL now the Manager Of the Theater Royal at
| Turin Mad. uloiselle nuens, Mademoisele Cussoni,
Sigpor Giuglni, and Sgnor Cims, members Of bis
| company.
| M Musard the son Of he Musard who was the
| originator OF Promenade Concerts, ia now giving q
series OF concerts at ST. James, Hail. similar 70 the
celebrated Bussrd Concerts at Paris He has IN
oeIent orchestra chiefly brought fiom Paris, who
peIfoim wazes quadrilles and other kinds Of dance
music, with Hre ard brlliancy probably never SUI
| passed and the concerts arc consequently well Ut
| tended.
| A memorial has been presented 10 Lord Palmer
pton pnyiDg for Bishops. The project 10 to sub.
| divide the large sees Of London, Exeter, Durham,
Rochester Lincoln and Gloucester and thus retnfore
| the episcopa,e by the addition OF half dozen new
| Bishops. The memorial Is signed by large number
" Peep and Commoners, chiefly Of the Conservative
pary-Iord Eversley and Lord Ebury being the most
] conspicuous men from the other camp.
The Madrid Journals state that duel with swords
| had taken place between NJ Valero writer in the
| Contemporaneo, and N. Macana Of the Diario
E,po-o and IL ended by the former receiving three
wounds. Another duel with pistols to have taken
lace between the directors Of the same journals NJ
AIbareda and NJ Robert, but IT wss prevented by the
authorities, and the tive gentlemen called to
give their word Of honor Dot to fight in the district Of
Madrid THIS they did, but they left for Andsusa
with the intention Of having hostile meeting there.
We see from the Irish papers that Catherine
Hsyess tour In her native country Is attended with
brilliant success. She, with her coadutors, Miss Las.
cees Mr.. Tenant, Signor Burdini, Herr Becker and