New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29
PERSONAL.


rejoice that even at this late hour they have with
drawn from participation in the contest. Others dc
clare that having once taken the position they did,
was nexcusable for theNu to forsake 1t at the mo
ment Of first reverse. 2he Army and Navy IRA
zetfe gives most ridculouo reason for their sudde
departure, for the publication OF which the Editor
MIR. W. III. Russell, ought to be ashamed OF himself
1t declares that "when intelligence OF the reVers
sustained by the French in MEXICO reached M
Federal camp before Richmond the ffinees perceive
that they would be placed in a mors embarrassing
position. They well bnew that the French would
take steps to avengc the disaster. Possibly they ex'
peeted larger and more energetic and prompt demon
STATIONS; and they were equally certain that such
8 course would draw from the Americans among
whom they were staying expressions AND language
such as they generally apply to oil who dfier from
them, and that they would be called on to listen to
the usual threats about whipping Frenchmen' and
the like, as have put this thing through
This, according TO Dr.. Russell, WAS the mighty mo-
tive which prompted the young Frenchrnen to a'an-
don Cause 10 which they had bodhd themselves IN
faith ard honor.
, uouUr.
The rimors Of the marrisyc OF the Prince of
Wales have called attention to is coming OF age and
entering INTO possession Of his Inheritance. IL IS
superb patrlmony, onIne mainly 10 the careful ae-
teuiion which Las been paid 10 the resources OF the
Duehy of Cornwall during the minority OF the
Prince. At the time Of h- BIRTH the revenues OF the
estate were heavily eDeumbered. William ~, 10
provide Tor certain private claims during bis reign,
tad gr,G,ed loug leases for nominal rents IN consf-
GRAFTON OF proportone,e premium paid down. This
NE bod, Of courae gave The king large sums OF
money, bu, materially reduced toe reveanes of Corn
wall. Since the birth Of the Prince these leases
have mostly fallen in, so that h. with succeed " his
inheritance in very nearly ali lis integrity and with
large accumuaiions.
Il mere is beon among the nglish Qnakers.
TIE youthful fnir Of the sect have banded togetbe,
10 opposition TO the pose bonnet aud scant sk'r
Crinolae of moderate periphery now s1Frouuds
their frames, ana flowers ani ribbons are Invading
tie pr- c,lc's OF the dab. The elders moved 10
lamentations, and, through their organ, The Brf'sh
Frtohd, urge pl,intvc circumstances. The young
men ninopg them are also e,o:tins consiernsloA by
joining rifle corps.
Il nan named Tissier war recently tired in Pans
for stealing metal slooa from the eating.h' urs Of
Madame Bnrd The President Of the Tr bunal adj
drs-iug tie prisoner. said. "'gou are a'cused OF
stealing Il metal spoou.' The pH.oner-' Yes, bA
thought it war -llvcrw lIsugb'sr. Mdme. Brafd
ED Get irsuk, AL noius' (rhats frank at less'l.
Prisoner" Seven francs iscpi f-sncs IL was rst
worth seven rous"'
The writers for The Saturday aeyew generally
uaiutain Il sisiet incosnro, bo, me Of tnem, Nr.
Las has flAsl
Issued q book mnia up of bis o~a essayr, which
originally appeared 10 that periodical. They "re snd
To be- the finest papers which THE Review has ever
coutaiutd Mr.. Stephens snlso kuosn A. the author
OF All essay on journalism" IA a recent number OF
Tue Coruh Magazine, which attracted stten ION by |
ils ssehiug personalities.
1t il rumored that Messr Trsbner the Lon
don publisher TO Issue selections from German
w,rA called a" liour Of Devotion" ,iriba;ed 20
X.chokke. Thee selections have ben "a .oe by no I
Ices "a person lhan the Queen Of Engsnd, and have
ALREADY been printed for private c.rsua .on. The
original publication bad pr, face CONSUMING the fol-
lowing passagc: " They haze been selected by one |
10 wiom in deep and overw heniEg sorrow they |
have proved IA source Of comfort and ediHcati0n."
1t is u CURIOUS fact that while .le Emperor Of
the French alon. prevents Italy ircm having Rome
IA her capital Ind goads G,rrib, adj to the verge q
civil w.r bis name is detested By the shadow OF
/. papAl Government which be il p. otecliDg, that II
i. prescribed in every theater and opera house or
rub;e place where il can be used. The word N"po-
leon Is not allowed 70 appear or 10 bs uttered teiOre
the people.
-Anihony Trolopc creates with rnsparing bounty.
During tue last year be has produced " The Struggle
Of Brown .jones and Robinson" "Orley Farm
and Nv ponder volumes OF his experiences IN, and
o,inions apol North America lie commences a. new
nave. in TIE nexi number vi The Coruhill Magazine
and in January bo opens new story IN the pages ca
GOOD Wofds" IL forthcoming Scotch serial.
Lord PA.mer,,on, il IL discovered, has made him.
,ef AN especial object of dolatTy to all the old
women Of Tiyerion by bis custom, on the morning
after bis .s.ival at that place, Of giving to such Ia
choose TO come for ~ couple of OUNCES Of tea Ii
hs tea piyesou before tie women give in then they
receive sxpeuce each TO pnrcha,s 1t with.
A cnvions theory advanced in Mr.. T. b. AID
rich box d" Dat OF lis Head Is confirmed by the
cass Of AN Engllshman named Baton, who mur-
dersd boy OF nine years Old at Chatham, and
Immediately surrendered himssh, avowlug that he
had long wished 10 be hanged, and that this morbid
de,re WAS the sole motive Tor the crime.
The disiretses Of the p,pul,ce in Lancashire,
England, have a,IacIed tie attention of Queen
Victoria. who, eociatng herself with The suffer
iuy de,rict nv Duabe,s of IAncnstcr has contributed
$40 90 dollars for It's reei The 'iceroy OF Egypt
has given 5000 10 the sane fund
The Dean OF Carlisle is very severe upon the
great British nation. Ho thinks me pre- railing desti-
tu,ien in the manufac airing districts is "a clear
valuation of God because, be says of our sIne,