New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
PERSONAL.

An enterprising miner among DOCUMENTARY ue'
,o.;,. al Paramount, Va, has uuearthed letter
from exPresident John Tyler, in response to sug
oest;on tina, be visit tina. city in October, 1860 The
az .presidept seems to have been At that time in q
vrrv bad way, and unable to afford the journey on
his own responsibility. He says:
"Yor know my dear Sir. shs! my purse 10 low tor Al
those with whom have identification once before
syed the party and have twice saved the county no ~
Inherited an s.tste therefore should have to stay with
some iend while In Portsmouth Eight months ago gave
the end comsth."
Mr. Thurlow Weed has announced as the re-
suit Of a visit to Mr. John Taylor the ssSiduous in
yestgator Of the "Junius" mystery, that all doubt
as TO the authorship of those remarkable letters will
be settled before the close OF the present year. There
is consequently general thrill Of satisfaction among
lovers Of the curious in literature. Mr.. Weed does
not explain by what process the solution Is 10 DO
made, but the simple assurance OF the fact coming
from a person 70 profoundly versed in the secret
history Of elegant literature the world over, Is "a
much as we need for the present
Richard Doyle, the celebrated humorous artist,
who forsook The London Puacl some years ago on
account of ito animosily toward the Catholics, has
published the following letter, in consequence of
report TO the effect that he had reoined that PERI
odical:
M DEAN SIR: Apolins for >idrs"in. You on sltjee'
Of p,srast oniy 10 y,e nevertheless Venture to ask you
kindly allow space FOR few words am told GA.
have not ysef them that than one IN
tn. county end in Ireland have recently informed thei
readers that bad recommended afswing N fnnes
th. sct that have dope and the statement 70 pIsoao
tscesbe the circri tst one o. two snail dra"ns
which doab. happened to be in e hsoo. 81 70,
psses many years have been Tecsn'EnseTsd without
ard I.y TaSS ' : n m force Af The gs
writing adopted in Isl and uniformly adopted since when
the Catholic religion is mentioned or tie c0nduo. o.
tbocs u under discussion makes impossible IN my opn
ION for any Catholic to take pei. IL IT, an ho~ever humble
wy should be sorry the readers Of me Iaoe thought
me likely TO do 30. Very faithfully yours
RICHARD DOYLE.
Prince Salm, Prussian nobeman, who joined
the United States army year ago, and las since
held the position Of Colonel On Gen. Blenkcr's staff
has been appointed TO the command Of the Garbald
Re1anent. Colonel Sam Il an experienced and gal.
liant officer and has done active service on several
occasions with the army in Virginia Up to recent
time his want Of familiarity with our language pre-
vented his assuming direct control Of regiment.
The vacancy in the command of the Canbsldi
Guard which 10 composed mostly Of foreigners, has
now obvisted the difficulty.
| The Chicago Tribune emphatieally contadicts
the story Of The Cincinnati Times, now going the
rounds, in which il is stated that important infoa
ton was obtained by the Rebels from brother OF
Gov. Yates, through the medium of tho Misses IT.
win, who professed Union sentiments. The Tribune
says:
No brother or other rssivo Of Gov Yates any more
information to the Mise. irwin than the In the moon
No brother OF the Governor ever heard Of such fenaes what
object s mandn loseI Of The 1et could h,vs for peps
trstng this hbe. brother Of Governor istos 10 din.
cult to imagine"
A Fronch paper reports that the Emperor OF
China recently wa,hed him,ef, thereby occasioning
the greatest conformation among all classes Of his
subjects At i,a i; was thought that so daring al
innov would be visited with serious consequent
ces; but as soon as it was ascertaned tina, the expe
riment was only performed "a an act Of humiliation
and personal modification before the Chinese deity
with the hope of sverting the political calamties Of
the nation, public tranquility was restored.
| King Victor Enamel has been sanctioning the
n,ummery of modern miracles, at Naples. While he
was calling at the church Of 81. Januarius, that
double-visaged spirit permitted the marvel Of the
hquefacton Of his blood 10 10 accomplished. The
King was highly delighted, and laid upon the shrine
costly piece Of jewelry, whereupon the Saint, not
TO be outdone in politeness possibly viewing the
present in the light Of an "encore, caused the mira
Gle 10 be performed second time.
The Empress Eugenie has dccrsed new petit
coat the devices Of which said to indicate great
scope Of invention. So far as the public is allowed
to know, il consists of cambria muslin, and is six
yards in circumference at the widest point, being
moreover covered with nine hounees Of still greater
circumference. The majesty Of the Empress's de-
meanor when decorated with all these yards is &c.
knowledged to be Undesirable.
Andre Besuregsd, an artist who claims the dis
tinction of being the cousin Of the Rebel General,
was recently arrested in Manchester, England, for
deserving his wife and family and throwing them
upon their own resources. This seems TO DO failing
Of the Beuaregard race. According to latest advices
P. q. 4. Beauregard has Just abandoned his little
family the road TO the last DITCH telling them to
take care of themselves the best they could"
TIE London Saturday Reriesc devotes page TO
the effort Of discovering whether it likes or does not
like Mr.. LoweTls last Biglow Papers" and utter.
ly fails to convince tsef one way the other. 1t
quotes from them, however with liberality that
sheds some light upon the question. Tile London
Critic is quite enthusiastic ov Mr.. Lowell recent
productions.
The character Of the modern Grecian seems 10
be bopelessy revolving. King Ohio is said to be &C.
riously affected in his mind, having received new
proof Of the untamable disposition Of his subjects.
Nauplis is in state Of chronic instruction. 1t Is
not the first time that King Ohio has been 10 wor-
RED. Revolts in bis dominons have previously &C.
CURED in 1893, "a, IS, 40, 80, II, 48, and 80.
The recent article in the Boston Iranscyipt de-
Tending Mr.. Stanton the authorship of which has
bean affriLnied Lu sone 70 the Secondary of VIZ