New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-19

AooWpou AZ UAsss Anc ConNlct 1topo "o~AAs ~Yr
psf eleven in the /tncrains, goes to bis celE ahd
brhIss biuself up, making 3 fiif toilet. And tber
sits down ut noon 70 an ample dnueraf onp pint Of
soap sicksued with basley. rico Carols snd ooens
dive and half ounces of cooked meat, festof bone,
one pound Of potatoes, And either ten ounces Of
sweet pudding or six ounces of bread. Breakfast
and tea in proportion. Work begins at seven and
half past seven. Every prisouer has half q days
schooling once week, and with Il bath and hair
cutting. On Saturday all work ends at half past
tour. On Sundays, sfsr service, tho uien may walk
.bou. and enjoy themselves pretty much ct will.
The 2m.s says that men let out on tickets Of leave
occasionally return sod desire rsadmission on their
old comfortable footing. "A
,.-Ths repeated statements and dsnials - 70 the
ihaAnily Of the Saltan, are explained by romantic
sfy now floating about the continental press IL ID
sad tina, before hs ascsudsd Tie throne, be became
enamoreG by fair girl the borders Of 'hs sea Of
MArmors. II. woocd, aud Of course won for wheu
do monarchs WOO ipyIn. When be- csnJs 70 power.
shs remaining bis most fAvorss wife. be Transferred
her TO tnst portion Of his palace knewn ~ bis haren
She was warned. he WAS warned. THAI Jealousy
would soon end Der days; but they trusted in bis
ability TO keep or evil. All in vun. She suddenly
died, and the knowing ones Whispered, poison !!
Then the Sultsns mimi gave way, aud bis adviser
toos him about from place ~ place for change and
cbeertliGsss and csusef hubdred Or " VI whgging
tongues to be sileEced most efficiently. But still tie
ruInor flies abroad, aud Is believed by many 10 spite
Of the too-anxious denias which now aud then up
pear.
The foreign papers have variety Of details
conce rning tho recent shooting breakfast given by
the Paris Rotbschild to he Emperor Napoleon 1t AL
i'm n,.uss ocs. The Baron four sons met the Imo--
rial gue.t vt the station aud on tho arrival OF The
party Vt the chateau flag was raised irom one OF
TIE towers. The Emperor planted cedar in CON-
memoration Of bis wis., ana then, at IL Ne. went ~
breakfast. The service Of silver plate wss unique,
the models from which it wac made having beeh
destroyed a. once; it Wa accompanied by tue Cello
braied service of Ssves porcelain, every plate Of
which is Al auth. ntc picture BY Boucher. Woen
tue shooting party had slaughtered thousand or
two bead Of game his Majesty returned to Paris and
in the evening went to the Opers. IL 10 noticed Is
mark of special condescsns,on that the Baroness &c
N, hschild was allowed 70 do the honos VI her own
table On this oc ,asion, though she bad never been
presented ut Court
An occasional rclic Of the good old times is
heard Of in Epgisnd. For instance, about two years
MO the vito OF farm laborer ia YOri shire deserted
her husband for another man. just now she returns
and de.,res to DC accepted again; the injured hus
band puuishes her with bow-, and will have hone
Of her; tuereupon she compinius Of him for an ss-
,Aut, and he is fined. thus far we see nothing IN
u.ua for England bus in revenge for shis Judicial
appesi Of the woman tho irate husband publicly an
nouncsd hs in.eution of ~ Ing her 10 the highest
bdder, in tho rlarks place. IIe ~ god as bis
Nord for the regular day he appeared leading Der
by hor.e's haltar about her neck, aud after some
spir ted bidding she Knocked off TO her old lover
Tor pint Of Gle. The purchaser look OF bis bargain,
and the police-coming up, ~ usual, at the end
took off the suctioneer; ne etcsped, however, and
The sale seems 10 have le,d good
The rnausoleurn prepared at Frogmore, near
WINDSOR Castle for the reception Of the remains Of
the ats Prince Albert, wes fu mally coneecra'ed on
The l7th Of December bias already been announced.
Tie Behop Of Oxford and a large body Of distn-
.ui.Aed clergy perfOrnsd the CEREMONY, in the
pressncs OF the Qaeen and the royal family aud
bousebold. Tie nAaso cum will be- nearly covered
on The outside with granite Of various cOlors; the
interior IL to be finished with coored marbles and
frescocs. The magnificent sarcophagus in which
the body 10 10 be placed Is not yet completed, and
temporary tomb has been provided within the MAUI
Solemn.
Tho eourse Of true love with c.rt,in compile in
Elmsweil, EosIand recently terminated in happy
marriage after IA cour,shp Of % years. Ths br.de-
IL h. , a man, AZ
some rude power. The age o: the bride is not given,
but delicate hint is .arnsied that she has fairly
passo the beyday Of her youth, by stating the fact
Ibat "her father is ia tho ssh year Of bis age
The party, on arriving AZ the church, found is deco
raied with cvergreenO aud their pathway through
the churchysrd was TTewn with the bee, flowers OF
the season, after tho pleasant castoa which still!
Its 40 gracefully en- the people Of rural English
nsigA5Orhoods-
Tho s,a,ue erected 20 the memory Of the late
Sir William Napier, in 81. P-uls Cathedral, Loa-
don, was recently nnvailed Ia presence Of large
nunber OF spectators, though the occasion not
marked by any ceremony Whatever. The statue,
which etel,el by public subscription, Is 81 feet
high, Of CuT.sra marbles 1t stands on pedestal OF
S.cillau marls 81 feet high snd represents the Gen.
er.l as graatia sword with his Lett hand, while in
hs right he holds scroll. Tho position OF the statue
is Immediately on the lett Of the north entrance,
hear hat Of me late Sir John James Napier.
Virtue lately received its reward in the person
ofthe sia.ion Superin' endent OF tho Lswton Bridge
Hallway terminus. the Vcosoy OF Egypt sent to him
puye oi 100, and from this and otter sources no
received a, tie same time silver~ure to the value OF
$3.50 81! VI which was for his urbanity and gene
ral courtesy.
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