New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

The person arrested for the crime was discharged,
although there was strong crcumstsntial evidence
against him.
TIE Independent says that Bayard Taylor writes
to one of its editors from Gotha, Germany: shall
be home by the 18th Of September at the atest-bepg
altogether too restless and impatient to remain longer
notwithstanding the success Of the good cause seems 70
be assured"
Col. James Watson Webb has taken Paris on his
way to Brazil, which is very much like taking kich'
mond by way of Albany. Our readers can picture the
happiness of the Colonel at being received at st Cloud
privately BY the Emperor and receiving portrait OF
Majesty.
The venerable DR.. Spring and bis bride are spend
ing their honeymoon at the Union, in Saratoga.
The Express of Wednesday says, with characteristic
simplicity that the Rev. Dr. preached Sunday with
his ususl vigor.
Professor Owen, In a recent paper on "A National
Museum of Natural History" Gays that Of all his co.
temporaries and co-aborers, Prof Agaisz is the one
in whose opinion to the scope and aims Of such an
institution he has the greatest confidence.
Lord Campbell by his will has left to his daughter
Mary, who he observes was his faithful and valuable
assistant in hia literary labors all his manuscripts and
other papers, which she at liberty to pubsh for her
sole benefit.
The London Critic says that during the late opera
season to such fever heat had The desire grown to
see Mlle Patti that the public had scarce eyes or
for any opera 10 which she did not sustain chief
part
The two young Italian Princes, sons Of Victor
Emanuel, present short time, on the 9th ult,
a.. = lsas1
during the discussion on the ttrategcal Alpine roads.
The wife of General Mcclellan was, three years
ago, Miss Nellie Marcy, lady well known in Hart
ford and daughter of Randolph Marcy, of the Army,
recently appointed to be Inspector-General.
"A subscription has been opened in London for
testimony 10 Mr. Miner Gibson in view of bis services
toward the final abolton-now eiiected-of all taxes
in England on Literature and the pIess.
Tile IrisGnsaa, John Mitebells organ, has been
c,lt in $50 damages for libel on Mr. w. Armstrong
magistrate Of the County Of Armagh, in connection
with some evictons.
The L0qdo Era announces the death Of Mn. Anna
Maria Tree, reliet Of the late Cornelius Tree, aud
mother Of Hrs Bradshaw, Mr.. Charles Kean, and
Mr.. Chapman, a. the age Of 81.
-Galipaaai announces that both Mdlle. Scbeller
and her companion, Mdlie. Fofsli, were burned to
death by the recent terrible accident at the heater in
Stral5und
An the Scyereens Of Europe have received invita-
tcns 10 The coronation Of the King and Queen OF rus-
sia and viii be represented by special ambassadors.
-SIrs. Submit Field wife OF the Rev. DIR. Field of
S,ockbridge Uass., died there on the 10Th INST Her
age vase.
Foreign journals announce that NJ. Won FlOtOw is
. work On q new opera.
Madame Luther.Yelix, charming French actress,
recently died N PARE al tie ase of thirty.
--Ile Leedcr considers 'he seizure of W. II. Hurl-
Jut by the Rsbeis Of grasp q intellect
"A cargo Of teu thousand parrots and psroquets
from Senegal has jas, been landed Of Bordeaux.
"A correspondent OF The B0si0N Journal furnishes
come acs in regard rgad.er-GeneralJ. B. Magru-
der c. 5. A., tyEEanling at Yorktown and the eoun-
3. lo.a,6 -houI
lie e.psay forseo., 81 a;s' e,ats,e sas eI,r'yas m,
lie sso slmewha n'nto Ia .esIeet TO TessoHaI
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decision ba' undsrsissd ust .he members Of bs sOcety
va. dee'ed to sead seeli5n o. bic ba.t.ry deguacd
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The Rev. Matthew Hale Smith writes 10 Tie
B5,toa Journal, nnler date Of Angus, Il:
o. he m y GS on TSar.iay iis, n he presence o.
.,Ar.sy ofysior, fhe st, has created much talk The
POOR The sdy bnds I si,,yh,e, aud "a maiden. Mr..
sptns has been dead quite year and IN New York s re-
,,. ons e. y,af @ n III, sfs saits s blended
& ~. ss aei i we iS' Sr s ore Of ho mes; Sa1e1sea, men ia
tho e he l.dy reroF,,d to .ay that Z h3. always been
spd bridegroom len ,be eispe and az once once pro.eed,e
Ne 81 as,.Gnee ard help although the bride was sprghby
IN one oi her yoaTs.'
-- An o!d woman, once celebrated dancer has adj
,lressed the following curious letter TO the Pope:
the tlvs1cel ssc Of ~ humble myself in tho dust and
bitterly 1epoo having ocrSsoued m.ny scandals by dancing
the IRE, d4g period o. 70 yeaS ard having heapcd np
yneat and ro, by tie practice of that disSocal at Al this
,iae when the Kogs h enduring such great
risb venture unworthy sinner an 20 cont lcoy 70 Us
sl nli no aiBs 1850 Austrian iyrc which ofer as
IA bssng and prayers for myself my deovs,ed siher GY
du hte Charlotte srd hsfg EGs sgo, 1ld Eilnhth his
wife and ali the Children they have and finally for n my
al - po.telty the End hAt no good sy tlmph aud
,be i,.d neysl Hl. Hoiles.s huiiistcd
nor OlUsEPPA TALANDRA,
E1 first Daleer Of the Aaeient CisAlPne Rspablc l"