New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

too enent fresh Court held, which resulted in
q conviction TIE explanation Of the surprise is, that
" in the time of the Emperor Nicholas, the Coiohei
would only have received reprinsnd."
-Signor Verdi, the great maestro, having been
elected as Deputy by the College Of the Borgo San
Domino has written the following letter to the Pres'
dent:
"PREspEsr: Tie honor spontaneously offered BY the
Coeso Of orgo San Domino deeply affects 70 me
far TO ms an tie itte sloIy bes,o~.d
by az thspI yon then President and beg wam, to
.psS i sbase woad 70" iiudy them
that I0 eD ne n to si sS Of eru
pu5a, con, the hia win to Cooperate Nth 81
%. 1 a n.iiy. county Ions ssd di By n d,
Of seeing united county may be .Si.dsd fortune sep
hss sTs' b. Ps.a e., As s,
BE- VII s'o be Tsrh,s s9 Hy wig ba, tu, loved BIZ
tn. -o II i pS5: Sis
ur,rf your devoted servant, w. FEhD!'
!" SaiP Agaia di yiiaHOra, Feh. 0, 1851"
We baye good reason to believe that o part, at
least Of the object of Admiral La Rone;ere lie Nourrys
late visit 10 Constsn,inople had reference TO the for
come time intended pilgrimage Of the Empress of the
French to Jerusalem. Her Mesy is said to bavo had
such Journey in view since the death OF her late
sister the Ducbe,s dAlba and the official rumor now il
TINT her intention 10 10 be carried into eff CT before the
French tro ps leave Syria. Az tie Imperial voJ age,
however cannot be made till at least tue end Of March,
this fact is put orwad reaton stretching the
term fixed for General Beaufort's departure by the
Convention. On the other hand our information is that
the Porte dispoges of this nrnuaed necessity by the
anpest offers OF escort and munfeent Of her Mi
ssty during her ttny in bis territory II 10 sail thai
the Empress--lke any other Helens-intends 10 CON-
memora,e her Wei. to the holy plares by the foundation
either Of an hospital or r church worthy OF Imperial
France and in fact, 10 make progress" whose ef-
i,cts shall be at once striking and durable. She will,
ia ssid replace the diamond sro.n--aecortsng to
Copou Botta--by the orthodox Greeks from the Cave
Of the Nativity at Be,hlehem. by another Of greatly
vnpe,or value, and make also most costly additions to
tie decorations of the Holy Sepulcbre itself honsig
more Brunon, the Constanlinope vicar apostolic, ~
Bore, chief Of the Laznrisrs and tie Bulgarian uniost
archimandrite Maearios, are, said To meet O.
Majesty Of Jan to tender her the Fluctuations Of The
lain clergy.
tn lecture delivered at the Royal Institution, Dr..
Coroly, Of the Hanwcll Lnnac Asylum, speaking OF
the moral treatment of the tane 'ta,ed AS tie resn'
Of the experience Of bis whole hfe uat distorted views
on religious subjects the Of ut least two-rruS
Of the cases Of mania in women especially TO hoe be-
ence ON the proper study Of religious oks Dr. Conol,
amented shat morbid broodng subjects Of theology
and points Of doctrine is such fruitful of mental
dseaes and lac remarked that Of all forms Of ins ny
religious monomana is the one mcs, prone 10 lead ts
unfortunate pos,essor 10 the commission Of tucite.
Thomas vyse, esq., If Hene Ill., Surrey, and Of
Wood-s,reet, Chesprde. merchant and L-ghorn bat
nar,fac,urer died the 9Th January AZ biz Residence,
Hsrn. Hill. The personal property VIA, sworn under
fls0 600. This gentleman, WHO Lac amused ia'ge
fortune by successful coune Of mercantile enterprise
AID industry has bequeabcd il exclusively among III.
dIcr,n, members Of his family, with the exception Of
rome egacies given TO bis servants. The will s eX-
ceedingly voumnous reaching to tie eNien. Of nearly
two hundred fogos This gentleman mercantile tram
actions appear have been Of grent magnitude, ss be
bad establishments ut Florence and New-YOrk.
We record The des,h Of Ne Rev. William Mars
den, B. D.. tho venerable vicar Of Eecl,s Dr. Mars.
den belonged to family hong resident in Derbysiire,
certain branches OF which have been connected with
the City of Manchester for Than century. lie
graduated NJ Brasenose College, Oxford, in 1894, and
was odained 10 tue curlcy Of PrcsIwich. His wGrm
support Of the Anti-Sayery Socicty .Msscbesrer, and
lis consistently iJe al principles, Tecomms nded lin to
tie notice u the Ministry Of Lord Melbourne aid lie
was presented, in the year 1887, by Lord Chancellor
Cottenham, 10 the vicarage Of Eccles Mr.. Mar'den
was 20 yeas OF age, and dedft.r illness Of few
days.
AT the meeting Of the Society Of Anliquariss, on
Thursday Feb. IL, avery i. sr-s,ing direoyery was
announced by Mr. w. H. Black, =. s. A., the we'll
known photographer and ehronoogst. Il ia that Of
the will Al administration the effects Of that great
Artist Han. HoIbein wlo it has always been asserted,
| d;.d.in Euplnnd and luie ths Ilt3 tl1uuh
no certain trace Of him has been found for many year,
before Il is now proved tina. he died in tie year 543
four Yeas before the death Of Henry VIII. This dis
covery will affect the reputation of many pctores that
have been attributed to him. particularly the great pic
ture st Briaewell Hospital Of King Edward w. found
ing the London Hospital, il which uolbein was sad
10 have introduced his own portrait.
When the revolution at an end in Hungary il
was generally related that NJ. Prtof, very dis
tinsuirGed poet had lost his life the field OF battle
Int not long since person who was confined In kui-
stein for come political olense stated that he had
and spoken to Peo6 in tie aforementioned fortress in
the ear 1852. The story did not obtain credit but the
Protestant clergyman Of Kis. Bssath nenr Raab) now
assers that Petoi waB alive aud well III l61i One
Thursday afternoon in the month q July, 1884, writes
| the reverend gentleman, Alexander Petoii, whom
| bud long known intimately, came as fugitive to my
| house and claimed shelter In the morning Of Friday
Ee left for Rlab after giving me Lis walking sick Or
| sopreRir Since Lai time ] have neither ,e6n nor
heard any thing of my friend 1t is very possible says
the Vienna correspondent Of Tie Times, that the un.
fortunate poet is sill the inmate of cell in hnftein,
as recolect TO have heard that person, who sup
posed by HE relatives and fs~s. "a be more,
confined for very mauy yclIB IN tie police prison