New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-22

Royal society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Animals tells a different tale. During the last
twelve months s9l persons have been punished
for cruelty 10 animals, principally horses ana nearly
300 Lorses have been slaughtered through the ih.er
ference Of tho societys officers, SUCH horses Dens
worn cut and incapable Of work. III tue conoliioh
Of the negro In America is on par win tha' OF tue
horse in London, such condition is far from envaole'
Dut in the Slave States there is no society for tho
prevention of cruelty to negroes.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales were "recep.
toned" to coin a much needed word, ct Oxford.
tina other day. and two undergraduates had TO rects
eopgratuIary poems Unfortunately their memories
were worse than their poetry. The first orator
broke down sltogether-thc second faltersd and
halted continually, and, apparently missing some
parts Of the poem, took it up again at the next line
which came 10 memory, and, turning towards the
the Princess said 1.-The loving trustfuness Of those
eyes," and then stopped again. There no resist.
ing this-it was apropos to nothing which had gone
before and seemed 80 much q kind OF confidential
compliment to her Royal Ilighness that tLere was
shout Of laughter, in which the Princess could not
but join, though she blushed till her face quite
glowed again. Nor did the next line mend matters,
when in plain,ive tone the speaker, looking mp to
the undergraduates, added, "Oh bliss wiiLou! al
10y 7" an appeal to which the undergraduates inhu'
manly responded, by repeating "Oh" and "Ah
We extract the following entire: ave (Athtn-
aur) would very gladly help Dir. Fucr to recover,
if possible, the papers about which ho inquiries in
the following note: Boston, May 81, lS63.-ln The
London AtAeneum Of 1852, p. 81, near the bottom
of the sscond column it is stated that my sister, the
late Margaret Fuller Countess d'OSsoli, LEFT with
some person whose name is not given, certain pe-
pcrs in u sealed parcel, being journals, DC. am
her executor, AS well US brother, and have the
charge Of all her works. should be very glad TO
get those papers, and to be put in communication
with the party who has them. Can you give ne
tho par,y's NAME or get the party to write to me !
RICHARD 4. FULLER"
-" Macmillans Magazine" says that "the antsg
onism which exists agsinst the new state OF things
in Southern Italy the terror of that immense army
Of priests and monks who now live in idlenew on tie
nasses-and nd lis that there are 1000 pness monks,
and nuns, in the town Of hessina alone. There Is a
priest for every two hundred inhabitants of the L.
land of Capri, many living In utter hleness, snd
making money by cur.ing the porpoises for con-
sideraop) when they get into the nes Of the Usher
men. Until these burdens have been removed, il 10
useless to dream Of happy Southern Is.Iy."
A Young lady la,ely reading the Pr.'creri q
Chiffon to another, came 10 the part where the prs
opsrs hair was changed gradually from dark to
white. when she wa, interrupted with -" White
How odd. " be sure Well, know nothing about
mems hair but there is our old friend, Mrs. Ora.
ham, tho lady who has just been twen'y-nine year.
old. for tho last fifteen ye.r-Ler husband died, you
know last winter, Mt which misfortune her grie; wa
., intense. that her hair turned completely black
thin twenty.our hours AFTER the occurrence OF that
sd event"
A woman recently applied al the Marlborough
stree, Police Court for warrant against the Prince
Of Wales. The poor creature said that DO had
secretly married her (Csrdbnl Wi.eman ofici stingl
and then deserted her, and she thougbt he oagh. "
be- made To support her. She hal often written "a
the Queen aud the Prince b., neither answered her
letters. Being maniies;ly Insane. Tho was advised
| to skedaddle, which advice she followed.
The Prince Of Wales recently visited Oxford
Among others, Mr.. Charles hingsley 10 be
made u d. G. l.. Bu, DIR. Pt'ey and others OF The
HebdomAdsl Board objected. on the ground, !. II
ssid OF tho heretical and minors character Of Nj
Kingsleys works, moro especially Of Hypaiia-s
work which, though IL necessarily describes The
external aspect Of slowly rotung s'ciey. Is in tone
aud object the highest Of all Mr. kius'ieys writings
The Vicar Of Sbsrborne. who mus, DO very
large Vicar indeed and three other clors nen, have
published AZ follows IN TIE DorId Chronfcic. 1--WE
the undersigned, absenied ourselves from the clul
dinner on Whi-Tueiday in consequence OF having
received information tina. the usual toast u Tie
Bshop ard Clergy of the Diocese would be dc
parted from on this occasion, and thu. the health o.
the Ministers Of al Denominations would b,
coupled with it,"
"A London paper ge.s or the following Brown
in q railway carriage the other day, gong IN f~
Colenso, lit upon tho case OF NebuctsdnezlAr, al
gued that il was utterly absurd and impossible for
man 20 TO forget Lin human instincts as 10 cat grass
like beast, and asked tho opinion II hs fellow tra
weller. "vehly, friend, quo!h Qustsr. see
no groa, improbabiyin the story II he was 60 grca
40 ass US thou"
The London Spectator records tho fact that on
OF eight Latin essays cent in at Oxford for tho prr,
for tho beet essay on tho American struggle lall o
them Of moro than average eIcelicnce), seven x'
On the Northern tide; ana this in spite Of the fac
that several of the ssayss had begun their studies
ardent admirers Of the South and her institutions
Magma eat rerttas. ct preraaba.
Commander Hay Of tho English x. N, Las In
vented nautical instrument called the nautical com
pound protractor. which sGords tho readiess nesni
of projecting courses u chart Of obtaining the
ampitudes and azimuths Of celestial or Terrestrial
objects, Of station pointing, or fixing the exact posi
lion Of ship or shoal, asc.