New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-16
PERSONAL.

they ENJOY under Tue fhoSt aternn vi uoNci1mente
The Pope has 5000 eendsrmes in his pay, bu
they have something else to do than to look after male
factors and protect the citizens. In the most publ
streets and at bours at which thousands Of persons
still abroad in Rome you are stopped by knife bearin
gentlemen who place the points Of these weapons die
agreeably close to your skim and demand the content
Of your pockets.
Mr.. Maysll, the photographer, has recently beel
in attendance at Buckingham Palace, for the purpos
Of taking series Of Photographic portraits of tn
Queen and Royal family. The series published las
Summer achieved popularity great that for SOM
time past the negatives have been inadequate 10 tn,
issue Of more than a percentage upon the demand
This circumstance having led 10 the publication Of Co
pies as Hbeous upoa the Ustrious individuals repre-
ssnted as disCredable to the ar Of photography, new
series of negatives has been taken.
Some comical particulars as to the eoncealment d
truth about age are furnished m the report on the
Mortality Of the Government Life Annuitants, by
Alexander Glen Finlaison, Actuary of the National
Debt in bue-booa just issued to the order OF Brand
of the Treasury who has certainly put brand that
should cause TO look blue those crinolinsd Munschsu
sens it applies to- for the weaker vessels are the most
strongly marked practitioners with the long bow IN
short measures Of their own chronology, though they
make up for the deficiency by giving double allowance
to their fiends 1t is the invsriabe practice, qucth
the Csledonian computator with persons supplying,
under no particular responsibility information Of their
own age or that of their relations TO understate the
truth where the party concerned IL young or not past
middle age. On the other hand, when the person to
be accounted for is old there is disposition to claim
or attribute an exaggerated longevity. lie then goes
into arthmetical exempfcation Of the circumstance
that the last ten year, have not only not added to, bn
have actually diminished the ages Of scores Of thou
sands of females Of "a certain age the most uncertain
age Of any" as Byron has IT. that is, they have be-
come more youthful, ON their own showing. What
sort of tale time tells on the faces of the fair il would
be foal TO fancy.
--Pulszky has Just addressed letter from Turin 70
the Comitat Of Neograd In which be says that he has
oyfly supported for bis country loss Of fortune, ex-
posure of his the pory exile and other mis-
eres and promises that for the future, he will in all
his acts consult only the welfare and happiness OF
Hungary whether fate may bring peace or war. Turr,
In letter to the Comitst, expresses hope that
the God Of Hungary viii inspire with courage sach Of
her sons ~ sxied from their country, and that they
may make for themselves road by which they viii BE-
able to resume the place from which the Austrian Gov
eminent now excludes them.
--Abd-el.Kader Is shortly coming to France. He is
expected at the Chateau Msscq near Pan and also in
Paris The Emir is s.id TO have assured Fuad Pashs
that he has no thought Of coming forward as his rival
for the pashsIic Of Syria.
The oft-repeated rumOr that Lord John Russell is
about to retire to the tranquil regions Of the peer
age is revived
The Vienna journals announce that Mile Gross
man celebrated actress to be married TO Baron de
Prokeeeh- Csten brother of the Austrian Minister a.
Constsntnople. She is 10 quit the stage at the end VI
tho month
A few nights ago Naples was the scene Of a
dreadful murder Of which the exact remains
discovered. One Of the mosi beautiful and wealthest
girls in Naples at the moment Of returning from the
San Carlo Theater was shot at the door OF her own
house BY pistol ball which passed right through her
heart The dress and face Of the unhappy mother were
spashed with her daughters blood and she found thar
she wss holding in her corpse. The girl gave
one piercing cry, and expired
in May colossal statue Of Daniel MANN il to be
erected in the Piazza Maria Teresa at Turin, and later
in the year statues in honor Of the wife and the mother
Of the King.
Horace Sanburn OF Mendon, Vermont, young
man whose marriage, about year since, with a
daughter Of Levereti wilkins OF the same town was
celebrated with considerable pomp, about two weeks
since eIoped with the wife of William Jakinr Of Rut-
land with the intention it is supposed Of flying 10
California The runaway pair took the cars from Rut-
land at a. H. on the 23d utimo, their baggage being
checked through TO New-York. M. Jakins followed
in pursuit of the guilty pair through Troy TO this me-
tropolis The Ast information which he was able to
obtain of his wife and paramour in Troy where they
bpeakfasted at hotel near the depot, and only re-
manned until connection could be made with the
for New-York. In New-York the runaway couple
euded all the vigilance Of the police and doubt
ceeded in making their escape TO California by tho
steamer which sailed last week. Mcs. Jakins had been
married about four years. She is daughter OF Amos
Pike Of Rutland, and comes from respectable family
That exceently preserved and garrusOus old man,
Grant TLorburn, writes to The Observer under date
Of Feb. 18TH ...-..
Th day enter on my Goth year Mine eye. ears, end
stoVe God a. comfortably did 20 yesn ago am asked
how have LIVED r, G have @D wSrn white anhe HtI %
aLia from my nook NY ankle, Summer and inter Hence
aS, pain: or iS *. head. among H1i n. soa
Yankee lssse. remind that wa ye, in the body"
There IL in this city, Gays The Schenectady Star
a very estimabs married couple, who have had eleven
children. six Of whom were born blind the youngest
is blind and ouly few weeks old. When of sufficient
age they are sent to the Asylum for the Blind in New
York They arc said to be possessed Of fine talents
We understand that their parents are cousins There
is no defect in the eyes Of either parent.
MIR. Stevens of Oneida Lake, N. Y, was recently
ulcted in the sum Of 5000, Tor refusing to fulfil
promise of marriage 10 Mics Baldwin.
Gen Scott begs to say to his correspondents that
of their innumerbe letters he does not find practi-
able n,eipg quite infm TO read one in five, OF 10