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

this one known as The King OF Cotswod, and that
as " The Pnncely Chandos" Through his father ne
was head Of that family of Temples which, including
the Grenves, has given more statesmen to the nation
than any other in the and-Frst Lords of the Treas
ury, First Lords of the Admiralty, Chaneellors Of the
Exchequer Secretaries of State without number. The
family had wealth corresponding to its renown, and
above all, such treasure-house in it's mansion at
Stowe as could only have been created by long gener
atiOns Of men exalted in station abounding in luxury
and accustomed TO all the refnements of life All
vanished under the hammer. All the priceless heir
looms of an illustrious family altered over the
world, 10 be sold in shops and to glitter, in the
halls of hotels others in drawug-rooms of self-made
men. The broad acres went with the treasures which
it would be difficult to replace, and the Duke Of
Buckingham found himself stripped OF his heritage, the
owner of little than the titles of his ancestors.
lie lost even his wife, who got divorce from him.
Mrs. Lincolns arrival at Long Branch on Friday
was the cause of excitement along the coast. 1t was
designed that thirty -four little girls all dressed in
wEi.e should receive her at the depot, but only twen
ty-seven could be found aud got ready in time. The
only original jenkins Of The Herald states hat next
"Wednesday or Thursday, grand ball will be given at
| the Mansion IIous,. As Mrs. Lincoln is great adj
nirer of music never misses an opportunity TO visit
the opera, aud has already delighted the haLt0fs Of
the White House by few re,hercl6 private concerts
at Washington IL il designed to Carloa Patti,
the only rival of AdcIina, for grand concert in Mrs.
Lincolhs honor, to be given some time next week.
This was undoubtedly the object of Grams visit here
last week, of viii d wrote you and We may shortly
expect to see lim here again. Graus terms, however,
always ne with the occasion, and he has such gem
in Caro,ta that he is fairly master of the situation
tink she will come however, negotiations are al-
ready in progress Mrs Lincoln cannot but be pleased
with such an entertainment. Mrs. Lincoln designs
10 remain here fjr about dave. Carriages and nd
ing ponies have been provided tor the whole party, and
am sure that there is every disposition and every a.
rangcment 10 make their stdy here comfortable aud
enjoyable
y company is being formed in Manchester to sup
py London syilh more comm dious oDnlbufes by TIE
time the Grcat Exhibition commences next year.
There is in aem there il more glass in The
fidcs ard consequently more light; there s no door.
therefore air; the stops low and wide. render
ing ascent or descent ea,y, with handsome rood or
penthouse to cover the entrance aud forming shelter
/ for the conductor, who las plenty Of standing room,
! instead Of being perched monkey board. lie
communicates with the driver by gong placed under
3
/ back Of The Vehicle The driver has clever biz
feet by which be- applies break 10 the wheels, 10
assist the hofes in soppng The machine. Tbs, 20
doubt prevcuis & va.t deal of " wear and tear in
horscie, and haners; indeed, the latter arce i, re-
duccj 70 the smaies' possible quantity. bride gen.
erally without blhbefs reins, collar, wi'h names and
,rac,s arc all that il used. Three lOres abreast are
'lc lreviiing fashion, although sometimes n " leader
h added. Tie acccr6 TO he Ioo is rendered casy y
means oi weleousrucicd ladders steps at each side
of tie bl k OF thc bu. When tIe top II reached there
i 40 lmi.1pard." lui a comfortable, wcli-curhioued
seat VIA projecting rails TO enable tie passengers 10
move catily aul safely about.
4 Tie wife Of Dr. Broohurt, . London physician,
/ has net dc jh in mueh tie .aue horrible nsiner rs
the wife Of Prof. Longien,w. TIE Docor !ci her
wIiihe note in to inwiugroDm hut was recalled
ly lc III ties or 90 Im On frer lle rushed down and
.ound Ia Nifc il Ibv Iri1le oi The drawing room
envrlopel in duHes. Her clothes Were entirely
aJusmneJ and The furniture near hei was on fire. Sire
hrd On w.nc muslin drf-r. She did not seem 10 have
os, hcr pgc-e mind, f,r she requested Tue ruz
be roed uui her and the bell 10 he umg ior the SER
vans wh;ch he Jd, aud eNringu'shed the Names about
The pp.er pant Of her persol Immediately the bell
Wa tng, ihrcc servants rushed in and BE- believed
bis S,o bad runs the bell before for prayers. Tn
fortunately she bal Of those criuoln,s made Of
h,o,s. Evuy means tried 10 oxJingush he
fire aJJu. ard under tie hoops with the soi cushions
Col ohcr hinge 10 hard. lie also knet Oh aud ried
b eimoct aud break them, for the purpose Of putting
tle frc out bus all wthoa. avail aud they htd To be
,lt oil before it could he eXngu.sied. She bad been
/ writing, with a cmd'f by her side, which had burnt
Ia ru IA the sock and he believed that she had irird
{, reach an envelope from tie when tbo light
caught her muslin sleeve.
: -..You don't lapren 70 have los. such thing a
GBrcrr ,ail a certain boy in the employment OF the
Zoologia al Sje'y, London, nriyiog at th, house OF
gentleman 10 whom lie had been sen, TO make the
above remarkable inquiry. The genileman's hand
was bound NJ, and he made 10 the boy. "les,
have, anu you may 20 back 30 your master and tell
him that ii he has found il he may put it in spirits and
keep warning 10 others not TO ae. iooli hly
have done" % had observed the gentleman often
enough said the superintendent, describing the cir
cuusanre TO the four travellers who had placed them
sclvc, under his guidance had observed him, and
had often warned him that TO play with the bears, as
b. was in the atit of doing when he came heTe
very dangerous, for he would put his hand into the
Gaze and leaee them nId play with tlem as if they
were ton.cats 0pe day came to the cage here and
saw lying outside it human finger, with the tendon
hanging TO il in II long strip. It's that gentleman's
6nQer said, and he's gone away without saying
alythng, for he used always TO make iSbt OF my
waning and woad tell me that he knew all about it,
and was not afraid biz. And the finger was his,
sure enough
The father and mother Of the Baron de Vidil are