New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14

quaintanoe' 'i - 90 poris
nh. names Of TIE Siamess Ambassadors 70 ai''
;vs as much truuble ~ tao Journal sss as 'io''
I,nanese 70 ourselves. To show g" ~ a oln''V"
o,nion exists on this sutject u rthlcrs 20 f"y ',A'
1,,,ios gave one lit tie P"tTfe Snose'' "'9"''
OFT a. ;a,-pul third nos tie zane as the
two former, although cio'eT
If,,ii-v, conlradcts all tire.
A, ,be las. drawing room Of Tie Queen OF fhsiand
- ,,r,,oar,a train trmned with Grape; her
III 5,ess was ,ormed of black feathers ana o"eS
crane ,sil. The Procefs Alice wore "nn % y,
,,ns over six. trimmed with put.DgB Of craze Tte
ceuj,oat Of bllsk Grape oser F!lA, 44er hoyai hi@'
ggor, as a besdd,ess tiara Of jet, feathers ana
Iaspe,s. The Princess Mary o. Cambridge wore
I'm nj black Fix. trimmed with uchings Of craze
The rst'icoa black sil. covered v'to cape ofN",
,osnfs IF ot. Her Royel llielues5 wore cr'Iet Oh
.iars in -, black i.atterp, and Grape vail
We wonld be Ilcased 60 record The opening IN
Nes-York of 4 pretty I,lle lhrater a. Jfcse0 "h're
one Virgin sip oae5 coffee, or iake one ace ana nO'
BOXER Sach a refreshing place has beeh fo'lusd ior
the Pari.ans at The lake in the Bo's &c B'n'ogne IL
"a celed the Theater ia Chalet dcs Isles ~ Ia been
inanyo.a,sd with q lits musical prologue.
a Paris letter in the IH&eDeadance says: The
fs,ops N. Bond has prop 9ed 10 the French amhon-
,es TO cross be Sine upon rope stretched between
,bs Palace of The rueries AMI 5aTIaeb of the QUA
dOnay This will be a graiui,ous sight 20 the Paris
vo9uiucn, and viii take place on the lo's of August
4 considerable sum- however Of the amount e. apart
f,r the fete win be gwen to the audacous acrobat
4 Russian gentleman who recently met death sud-
denly IN railva carriage at Bourges measured feet
! inch round the waist, and the width between his
sboadsrs was not les than 3ll inches. Ills weight
was so enormous that fewer than 81 had W be
employed 10 remove the dead body from The carriage,
and ght to carry il TO The cemetery OF ST. Lazore.
Mr.. waterbouse Hawkins, in a lecture delivered
recently IN London, on " The Gorilla and Monkey
Tubes' took occasion 10 say " that The performances
of Biondin, then shout 10 commence, really tri
umphs OF human Skill and fers nch theg gorilla, not.
wi,hstandrg i,s high position in the animal scale,
would be utterly unable to accomplish
There are about 100 rag-pekeFs in Paris They
deep in rooms without any distinction 10 SEX pay
iug from 10 10 cents Uigbsy for their lodgings. The
rsg-picker rel CO ~ rest at or O'Clock in the AFTER
noon, aud gets mp at IL Then be goes on bio rounds,
tuning into public house toward "a! light aud gen
orally getting drank.
Troy, in this State, 5very much elated by legacy
Of SO Go bestowed on the city by Mn. Peek, the
wiGov Of a druggist, WHO died week ago. All OF her
property. real and personal goes to Troy, and here
arr said 10 be no doubts rs the sanity OF Mr. Peck
Troy has ssldon experienced such a wldiall.
NJ. Fseht.r is ab0rt 10 sustain the character of
othelo and proposes to devote next season to series
f Shakespearean deue atoms. lie lately yited Stie-
ford-on. Avon and spent two days in examining The
relics ~ the neghlorhOOd. A sculptor Is well az an
actor be purposes modelling statue Of Shakespeare
for the approaching International Exhibition
Mr.. Dickens has gone lack TO bis old publishers,
Nessrs. Chapman Il Hall, tEey having purchased OF
Messss. Bradbury & Evans all interee IN his works
IL IS well known thas Mr. Dickens left Messrs. c. &
II. because they refused to advance him GloCO,
which amour, was at once offered by Nessrs b. 81 4.
The fither of two young ladies who were scoldcd
by ;hc Bishop Of Callisle for boVirg ~ orr LorGs
name is going 10 instsHte proceedings aeaint The
Bishop IN the Eeclesiss cal Courts The charge, per
haps. will BE- one Of bfawinc." -
The Pre- Caiean, in the Bots de BCloaghc, wh Oh
was eofed all has. year, has just been opened
model dairy and it the rage 10 there 10 drink
a cup of milk warm from the cow, administered by
Hebes dressed in Swiss costume.
--FreGrka Brcmer has iust published new work
entitled LiyeI Gamla Verlden, jouue, Of travels
in Southern and Eastern lands, in two parts. Miss
Bremen is now IN Greece writing book the mod
err Grecians.
1t is said that John C. Heenan WILL 10 the coming
Autumn, take tour tlror Oh England, Scotland, and
France exhibiting his fine Physique will close the
season with mill with Mace late victor Hurst,
and provisional Champion OF the Ring.
There il no foundation Says The Loadcp Tiaes)
for The report of the approaching marriage Of tho Due
Il, Richcheu and MadeDloiselle Duvernay Mrs.
Lyme Stephens.
BY theinarriage of the Count Won Leiningen,
captain of cavalry in the Beyariaa service, 10 the
daughter Of brewer al Munich, the young lady be-
comes allied TO The royal family Of England
Nine. Catharine Hayes has recently given a
aeassa6e musicale in LONDON ASSISTED by Miss Arbea
Goddard, Ole Bull, Herr FOunes and oihe1r oil ike
note.
Mr. Martin Farqubar TuPper has been appearing
20 the good people q Manchester, in The character OF
dramatist bis play being historic one entitled Al
fred"
The widow Of Lemann, the famous biscuit baker
OF Paris, died few weeks siEce She had enjoyed a
very large fortune.
Miss Martineau is abou. To publish, with additions,
Der recen, articles in Tie London Daily Neaos
American affairs.
Miss Yonge, author of the Heir of RedeliHe,'
has new work in hand upon Christian Names: their
History and Derivation"
-Mr. Millais, the great pre-RaPhaelite srtis' has
illustrated Nothing New" by the suthor OF John
Halifax.
"A boy IL years Of are has been redeiyeriDg the