New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

This extrayagant statement was quoted and laughed
nj by the solemn official Moniteur on Wednesday.
On Thursday rumor insisted that there was some.
thing in it-ths much to wit, that Mr.. Sanford had
saysd command 10 Gsribadi. though it VIZ odd
that Mr.! Marsh, our regular man at Turn ould
not have been charged with the negotiation. How
many grains of truth there may be in the rumor
don't know. Three months ago, it is said, on good
deal better authority than that OF the telegramarians
"Garibad was seriously inclined to yield to the re-
quest of several American patriots and cross the
ocean TO offer his arm and prestige" to our Govern
ment. But soon wisely thought better OF 1t. Italy
is like to need him at any moment. For the rest,
,ne.ntinc he has been untitled for active service
most part of the Summer by rheumatism and other
troubles Finally he is not likely to enlist under any
fac that is not utterly avOwedy free from the STAN
If Slavery. white or black. He won't 60 to Ameri-
on guess this bout-our fellow citizen GarIoaiai.
His brave companion in arms in the Slcllan ehpeui-
ton. the Hungarian General Iurr, now Generail 10
the regular Italian army, was matrimomaHy uil T
the other day to cousin Of Emperor Napoleon. Inc
ptesent Madame Ttrr was Mademoiseile Adeiine
Bonaparte WISE. who ia the daughter OF Leuua
Ronaparte and of her unsuccessful husband, MI Al
fred Wyse. late of Waterford, Ireland Letlta
Bonaparte was the daughter OF Luclen BonaParte,
by his second wife, who was the beautiful widow Oh
the French banker Jouberton.
Now, as The Times Paris correspondent ana INC =
Times resident LONDON edltoIs Huue u Bio"' oeai VI
noise and copy oyer the rather clever but not I'm.
portant pamphlet entitled L'Empreur, lie Pdpe
e Roi d'hale, SO other newspaper folk, 10 some,
what moderate way, have discovered and exploited
wonderful political meanings in the marriage OF an
Hungarian General in the Italian army with the
Emperor's cousin. The real cause Of the sensation
articles ON either text being the temporary lack OF
really serious political topics.
The Pans eorrespondent Of The London Herdh
dives report that the visit Of the King Of Prussia TO
The Emperor Napoleon was likely to be again post
poled. sudden difficulties having been started at Der
lin .....
The Paris Pays contradicts rumor that the EN-
press Eugene was about TO make journey into opan
An election at AvignOn had resulted In q Govern
men success by upward of 900 votes TO about 4Vo
polIed by the candidate of the Catholic party.
The monthly returns of the Bank Of France show
decrease 10 the cash in hand OF about 9OOOuVO france
and ia the bills discounted Of over II, 1900
The MoniteHr contradicis the assertions OF vienna
journals as TO French ornaments and afirms that no
extordnary credit has been opened for naval arma-
nens and the building Of ships which II says are tins
wear continued on the nEual scale.
The Paris Temps thinks 1t certain that Earl Russell
has written circular dispatch conveying the moot Oil
qualified approval of Baron kicasolis policy.
The Paris Bourse on the 18th, wa hat and rather
lower. Rentes closed at 69 10.