New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-21

= lot the INTERVENING Of the hage meant,
s-Is .rnreciate tfe value Of songs uttered oy the
r.. n such charming bellies as those that iorineu 'n'
ahoras
alond;n wheeled hon cub over the rope at tne
xoraoo;csl Gardens, Liverpool, few weeks since'
So,st.rous wind prevailed at the time. Having ac-
s,s.ed tbe barrow, be began 10 move, apparently
.rsnhIino with the weight Of his load. guy was
attached 10 the barrow, and as 1t was let out py S
s,stnt It by some or other got eniangied ae'
IA had proceeded yome thirty or forty feet Biondin
hted and the guy rope fell 70 the ground. The he'r'
became sick at looking =. bin. People kep' 'l.
breath, expecting every moment that the gy
with Tom Sayers and The barrow woulo De Pr
ssaed into the "Ciiy OF Pekin, or into the he
Fnstsnily Blondin's resolution was TAKEN iie
~ could not go on, and be began 70 move "'' y"
cautiously ard slowly. Women were 'eril"'u "0
So - r;,,,esgir,g an execution. deep silence
ur.ya,led. which was only broken "Heh D''"''"
annasd sslely on the platform. Again the oaIro" was
.d;,.sea and Blondin moved on this time wi'nout
.r,v roce. Gradually he reached the center ana aer
resting short time, began TO push bis oad up Tue NJ,
I.Ine The wind seemed TO impede him very nucn'
nd 4, was really ghtful TO see the barrow roll oaek
cssopaRy about foot as il he who guided II mao no'
sufficient strength to push it on another inch.
--Drunkards abound in English railway carriages
A correspondent of Tie Times furnishes particulars Of
a lazxe experience m nebrety:
"op Friday last l can'ers9 BY Pe , 5;i' p,, H. a. .s t
s the point OF ssl ss % 80 81 m in
oznGs on sa ~, s casa where bsppeSed 20 be
s.ssd He am dronk let Hae he down sna is
i. 4nobe woman nPgsp,eSS ed to have been o seSs9
s the as: s S ss snS S Iss sS Sd f
ire msn bni b. oniy snpca sno !. ieS S - by
he s1ansass blu.tsrss be removed Presently
ss opposite 70 me- a.o N s1e 0i @oSSS, o f sG
fssd vpoe ihe removal Of the navy and on my Iemon
.s 10 BE- hd down by bis wife AND d,ushey lumediaIey
siad IN the ether Compartments the carnage
.Te that be was dis ns an him by the obscene
esss BS. o. E Al TsyBhSS% S o. one $ o. tSs sG so
g. oitopgh the time quite full IL WIS IA
Mishon scssg to rey The locked and the train
sses tse NO sS o5 20 S & and The motion Of The
s1.se ssos TA6s shortly after this hith druah
~. 70. % % es s'rfe tbs assistance = Po
q ws Aoty that the guard could oo''ia ms neke' az
the Cryssal PSlce SuaOn."
n appears tlai there are n number of sojOuners
a. Newport this season after all. Among the names
f persons who have rented cottages foE the season,
RAY be noticed those of Arthur Bronson, Geo. Moke,
HewboId Edgar F. w. RiiDelander, Robert j. Dillon,
Charles Krhn James L. Banks Daniel NJ. Edgar,
Mn. Banks, Charles SuydaIn, Mrs. D. S. Kennedy,
James Lcnox, Louis p. Jones, E. NJ Willett, Ward
NcAIister ii. V. Butler, Benjamin Winthrop, Ed
uund Tweedy Mn. Thos. s. Gibbes, Louis Livingston,
Major A. s. Macomb, Egbert L. Viele, William W.
dc Forest, Willams sBruyn, b. F. Breeden, Joseph
Fuekernnn, and Joht&v. BIgh, all citizens of New
York. Nine OF sers of the United States Navy have
sken cottages Mrs. Sgouney has one, and the list is
s1ly SIX short Of the full number Of last season.
Pie Colleen Bawn," after one Of the most extra
ordinary runs ON theatrical record withdrawn from
the boards Of the Adelph Tbeater, London, en- the
I3sh inst in order TO afford Mr.. and Mrs Boucicaut
ecme mucI-net ded resi. The winnings of the author
amount to a number OF thousands OF POUNDS which the
yapeYs are afraid TO InenOn and he is still in receipt
ofpsoits from has provincial eompsnies The Athe-
,Sz says that his brilliant "isa blow struck
trayely and oppOrunely in favor of talent depending
On lis own resources; and asserting iis rights to the
pcoun;ary advantages involved in Its successful ex-
ereise."
"A ST. Louis correspondent Of The ". Y. Tunes
ssys that the most Disgusting feature in Rebel society
% the conduct Of the ladies' who, in vugaTlty ospeech
and manners, even manage TO exceed their lords and
susssers. One hours conversation with seeesh
beile of this any other Southern city, would, am
seanv.nced cure the most chronic of sympathy
with the Chivaly Of the South, which you could pick
up IN the North. When Home Guards pass through
the Streets these ladies viii no,.esate about calling
:asm G--dd-d Dutch, and even worse send
sag their little innocent children out the street 10
lnsalting language"
Mr. du Chaillu has seen ft to extend the following
apology:
20 me r. Syof ~, rnn
ssa Al meeting Of the EthnOogies Society Tuesday
a ons 70 c personal s,gsa % ne BY ,i an individual
ees.nty per.eued ire by csttg donb ppon my yeraciiy
a oonaacl mot unbeconng, which peeiaily contrary 70
s s.sses OF society and which ws meyer before guilty o.
psPsI to express my deeP and sincere
-pxSSs for wbs. ece9ree
/" I repsu, sn, sonT Obedi-ni servant,
P.b. DG CHAlLLU, NO. rs Mount street,
--"Little Patti" before o densely crowded house,
appeared as the eing yet repenaDt Visletta, in La
Tnvista," at the Royal Itshan Opera in London, and
ADDED ftesh laures TO her wreath. II is pronounced
-'as piece Of acting eonsumma;e." The death was
"ponsyed with exquisite art.' The singing was
"a marked by such genuine besues and stamped with
sach freshness and Individuality that it thrice
snsonpleie ii would delight ali the same. Respectful,
1y Submitted by Tie 1fme critic.
1t Is stated by Tie Clipper that the occasion Of
Mr.. Mark Snilhs recent appearance at the Winter
Garden there was one valiant defender Of tie So.
aessioniss who seemed bOiSterous than Others,
aBa demanded to know who lissed, that be would
Ike TO see tho maD that hissed Sc. A Union man
yi6ed hiseed il ycs want to know, and will hiss
again" The ''Yaliant defender calmly replied "Ob,
sts sou, Is ii" and simmered down. We presume,
sys The Clipper, he l4ca looked upon az Joke.
Count walewski who has supreme authority over
hoe r;ff. IN If