New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-18

morally and added that If Monsignor de Merode would
dvest himself Of bs gown he would take off his uni
form as General and fight duel with him. Monsig-
nor de Merode sheltered himself behind his ecclesias-
teal character. General Goyon replied that in any
case he Monsignor de Merode would retain the stigma
inflicted by his words. He then ordered search for
the Papal soldier, who was at length given up.
While at home at Seri. Count Cavour occupied
usually small half-furnshed chamber. On holiday
his "fattore" or balG the village doctor and priest
and one or two farmers of the neghborhoOd generally
dined with him at hs midday meal. In appearance
and dress he not unlike one Of them Ills simple
easy manners his hearty laugh and his cordial greet
ing were those of honest country gentleman.
There never was man who looked less like states
man upon whom rested the fate of nations. He was
full Of full of tolic and fun. lie would silly hint 10
the doctor that the stranger who had just arrived was
Mazzini himself, Or he would invent for the priest,
with the humor and gravity of Charles Lamb, some
marvellous story of the discoveries in unknown regions
made by an English traveller who had joined the party.
He would enjoy the joke like very child, rubbing
bis hands quickly together he wont to do when
pleased, aud keeping mp the mystiieation" with in
finite relish.
The late Sidney Herbert killed himself with bard
work. He gave up the enjoyments of wealth and
brilliant home for the great game Of politics, and has
been known to pass whole Summer and Autumn in
London, with only perhaps day and night at Will
ton. lie drove good constitution too hard, and at
Christmas last began feel tla sentence Of death had
been passed upon hun. There reason tOthnk that
even then, had lie given up all work, he might have
recovered All that he dill to leave the House Of
ComG ems and 10 try the comparative repose Of the
peerage, still retaining his oGce Minister tor War;
Sidney Herbert was born az Richmond, in 1870 the
second soni of the eleventh Earl of Pembroke, whose
title he would have Inherited Lad he lived. His
mother was the only daughter of Simol Count Wo-
ronzow, - that in blood he was half Russian.
The members Of The "Cabmens Friendly Society
10 the number of about 3o0 dned together recently at
the Crystal Palace. With the aid of voluntary contri-
buttons they have succeeded in establishing several
small clubs or coilec-houses in Cilercnt parts OF the
metropolis to which the cabmen resort for their
meals and hours rest without as formerly, being OF
necessity driven 70 seek both in public houses. There
Is reading.Ioom attached TO each Of them, and on
Sunday afternoons service is held at each clnb, when
the men attend very numerously In connection with
the clubs tie men have orned relief societies among
themselves which are organized like the ordinary
pruyileut funds Of wofkmen, the members paying d.
per week and receiving l2s. per week while ILL., and IN
care Of death propotiOnate suln to their families
The persons competing the intimate entourage of
the French ConIt much surprised at the manner in
which the Empress is quietly get aside just now. Her
Majesty who is usually the person foremos. in all
m1.ements and pastimes, would, It's thought, have
p4ri,uarly well enjoyed the sort Of diversions that
have been gong on nt Yicby the mlitary impropptu
y.los Of kohl
un,srenonou. species; and it is thought rather odd
thar she should have been eXclulcd from these while
other ladies Layc been conslieuously associated in
them. Some people even 20 50 FAR as to tell you Of
grave dissenrions between Louis Napoleon aGd his
wi.e on the subject Of Rome.
4 letter from Constantinople in the Ioa,aal de
F,aabjor says: Tie new Sultan appears determined
t1 never have but one wife. few days si-ce tie
Vsd6 Silani, agreeably 10 Old tradition purchased q
youug SLAVE the uo-t beautiful that cond be found in
lie capital She dressed her ont in jewels aud the
riches, clothing, md offered her to her son. VINO is
tbat woman 2 demanded Ajdul Azz. The slave
,shom according TO custom. I offer yon on your ae-
cession 10 tie throne, the reply. have nothing
to say to her, replied the suli0n have not wife
whom love Let me hear no more Of such customs
and such presents This fact have from snch source
llat can guarantee the correctness Of it,
The deah of Lady Jane Ogilvy ia announced in
recent English parer-. II under her auspices that
in 1913, The Home, an institution for the re'crlna-
ton OF women who Lad sed from the path OF virtue,
wis inaugural sd. \ few years aferward tie Baldo-
van Orrhana Ie and Asylum fOr IDIOT children was
established By her cXer,ions, and only last year the
Conyaescent IIop pi,al in Union place owed 70 her its
existence Her private charities also, though less
can.picuocs were great. Lady Jane Ogilvy was the
daughter of the late Thomas sixteenth Earl Of Suffolk
and Berkshire.
Superb and ly Preparations were made for the
expected yisitof Queen Victoria TO Killarney. \ mag
ncent marquee, of costly nature, is 10 be erected at
Derryeunnihy by Lord Cas,erosse where IT is stated
tho Royal family would dine onrthe second day of their
visit This place has bsen selected by his lordship as
the mos beautiful spot in the vicinity OF the lakes and
is situated to command views of tho Upper Lase,
Nuekross House and demssne, the c'scade, aud the
res Of the chain of mountains, including the Reekf
the lrsh Alps.
The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent
TO be pas sed under the great seal granting the dign;
ties of yiscount and Earl Of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland unto the Right Hon. John
Russell commonly called Lord John RUSSELL, and TO
tho beirs male of his body lawfully begoten, by the
names styles, and titles of Viscount Anberley, of
Amberlcy, in the County of Gloucester, andof Ardsala,
in the County of Meath aud Earl Russell, of Kingston.
Russell in the County Of Dorset
The hereditary Prince of Hobemoliern who is TO
marry The lnianta OF Portugal, was 10 leave Prussia
for Lisbon about the middle Of next month, and the
marriage is to be celebrated the 9TH Of September,
the ffieth anniversary Of the birth of the Princes