New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23
at once declared that their signatures had been

at once declared that their signatures had been
forged.
Tile London Lancet, in expressing strong wish
that the official attendants Of the late Prince Con.ort
should publish such IN account Of the illness as may
cover the discrepancies and manifold DIRECTIONS OF
the bulletins, says: " II is openly stated that the
bulletins were not issued as written--ttat, in one
Gaze, the word hitherto, standing before 'unat-
tended by unfavorable symptoms was struck out
by an illustrious person with her own hand"
-Signor Alberto Mario writes to THE London
Times 10 contradict the statement that divisions had
broken out between the Garabaldians and MazzlDl-
ans. He adds; GAS TO the pretended cause OF the
pretended division there never has been, since Carl
baldi's withdrawal from Naples, any thought, plan
or preparation for an expedition to Rome. Some
time SINCE Mazzini, in public and in private Letters,
dsapproved any such idea"
1T is now certain that there will be two great
billiard games played between Dudley kayanagh OF
New-lork and Foley of Cleveland for 500 a eide.
The s! will come off in Cleveland March g, aud tie
return game in this city April3 Mr.. Kavanagh also
proposes that in case each should win of the two
games there shall be third TO decide the rubber,
and this, he suggests, might as well be played in
Buffalo.
The Rev. Arthur Cleveland Coke is in danger Of
conflict with the Secessonists Of his congregation
in Grace Church, Baltimore, in Consequence of let
ter ag,sins, the rebellion which he wrote on the I'd
Of December. Ths letter was addressed 10 the Rev.
Henry Caswell, clergyman in England, was pub
li,hed in The london Guardian, and is now repro
duced in the Baltimore papers.
"A London journal states that the names most
mentioned for the coloneCy Of tire Grenader Guards,
vacated by the lamented death Of the Prince Consor
IRE those of hs Royal Hgtness the Prince OF Walcf
he General Commanding Chief, and Lord Clyde.
The choice VIII probably lie between the two later
il has hot been customary 10 appoint Prince Of
Wales to the Colonelcy OF an infantry regiment.
Mr.. G. V. Brooke the tragedisn, has qusIreled
with the manager Of the Theatre Royal, Belfast be-
cause the latter wished the former play on the cate
of the Prince Cousorts funeral The dispute is TO be
settled in u court OF law
M. Rogiar, Belgian Minister for Foreign Affairs
has recovered 200 francs damages in action for
libel against the printer OF tire J0~1dl De Brureics
The libel consisted in styling NJ. Roger the grandson
OF tie hangman Of Arras.
Tile Palmer Journal says, that on the l.h as
the Rev. DR.. Vail Of the Congregational Church
was crossing the railroad bridge on his way to the
afternoon service, lie slipped and foil upon the ice
breaking his night aim near Tie wrist.
Mrs Mehitabe Potter Of South Adams, Mass.
will be % years Of age in April next SIZE enjoys
comfortable health keeps about the housc, and makes
her own bed
The Rev. Daniel Kmbsll, "a noted teacher, died
in Need an o. the l1th inst, at the aye Of -
years. lie was a graduate of Harvard College OF
the class of 1900. He taught schools and acadencs
in Sandwich, Cambridge, bingham, and Needham
-Phio L. Doolittle, President Of the Bank Of
Burliueton, VI, and one Of the most esiima5le ct
zens of tie place, died on Sunday evening Of
paralysis.
The New-Yolk correspondent of The Boston
J0urnal Gays:
The esisDssn or removal OF Mr. Cameron Ieviye' the
gossip that he was the ban in certain quarter. where
sdy -ss concerned Il was aid here tine that he
not only dsayol, bu. hat lady in high poson had
written letter In which Mr. Cameron mentioned With
another Secretary ho would be removed copy OF
that ette have rasou believe 8. Ia the hand, Of dstia
s cd member OF Congress from this State. snd 10. been
shown 10 few tuy persons A. the removal OF Nj Cam
exon has been completed Il will be curious TO see the other
member o. the Cabinet VIII follow. II he does the reason for
this charge a. Indicated in the letter viii be curious
than tie removal ITSELF
The following are the names of Canadian May
ors for 1862
Hamilton n. McTfoy; Toronto, J. q. Bowet; Kinrs'on
O 5 GildeTseeye Guelph, Mr. Palmer; Ouaws, Nj Nork-
man Bradford Joseph D. Clement Ic-le0ied belle
vile James Brown; Colings GOD John hcWatt, Duuds,,
John NJ Thornton. esq CAT, bif. Robinson celecied
London H. Cortish Milton. VIM. ID. LYON esq Nissara
Dr. Nion reelected; Oake Geo X chisholm, I'-ecct-
I'd Paris. Hugh Fiulsy'on eco PreScoit, W. IT, brou'e
s. Cathsrnes James g. CuDle esq. reelected stf4ilo
b. McCullooh. Whitby Il. Gum, ". d. Ooderich. c.
Cameron; Windsor. Max Richards; Perth. John g. hassau
St Thomas D.. Geo. SOuthwirki PrsIborongu, Chonss
Perry; Piclon Walter Ross Sandwich, Charles Baby
Capt. Charles T.. Norton, who left this city as
Ouartenmas.er OF the 10th Regiment New
State Volunteers on tie arrival Of that regiment IN
Virginia, was promoted TO the charge Of the gade
by Gen. Butteriield. We now learn that he has re-
ceiyed the still higher rank OF Diyison.(1uarter-
master and Aid TO Gen. Fz John Porter.
We learn by private letter that Mr.. Ilurow
Weed will return from Europe ABOUT tie latter part
Of next month.
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