New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

"A book recently published by II. Gronow COZ.
tains "reminiscences Of Louis Napoleon when he
only prince. NJ Gronow Gays that III. lie Prince
.aid Oh one OCCASION: 4" II lie fated that ere long
SHALL become Emperor Of France, Gyenge tie defeat
Of Waterloo, and drive the Ans,Iinns out Of Italy.
and the tine for this 10 not far distant" On tho fol-
lowing morning, Lord Alvsniey related what he
had heard " Col. Damer, who observed: Prince
Louis Ia charming peHon-so senilomanhke aud
pleasing In manner, 20 accomplished and ~,ll-in-
formed. lie has thousand good aud agreeable
qualite, but ,h. snbjeoi OF Ioi,os, NY dear Al
vanoy, he Is A mad halter" II Loci. did Say
,hi. lie talked mos than certain peopo beyond the
Alps would have npproted oi-ba1 we don't believe
the .sory.
liz Grand Nation IL possessed q few eccentric
patriots. During the recent elsetooi one such
wished TO be returned No the bsdsSe Candidate.
being possessed Of plan for making as-ry body
happy. lie had Photographs Of his benevolent
yisasS posled eyesywhsI.. Aae.ber VIA tho y" Sc.
pernstural" candidate. III could DO SnyhmSi
thifd Lad discovered melAsd u securing penson
to every body Oh attaining certain Ase, aud tao beat
Of il wAs !, would Mt Coz. body anything. The
creates, philosopher Of ali this crowd wa, enc who
prom,ed to have law passed 10 force " nees'-
saryiI maids to mArry--also young men 10 marry
before they 10, old. Strange 10 Bay woes were re-
corded Tor each Of these. So .ay the French papers
-TRe Weeily Chronicle london. bankerS, in-
sunncs, and commercial organ, thu. commences an
article eondemuiug Mr.. Rocbuek's recent course In
regard To America, Mr.. Roebuok Is more.
The Cauadian agent, Diosenes. Reiorner. Ceu'or,
81, Esiu srst
Tear em, Sheffield pensioner. King-gussi. Bank
Director, Tin.pot Patrio,-the Man Of Macy Attn
bu,es--is no more. The ungaruishod ruIhfulness OF
the ex plorer Of Nineveh lMr. Layardl gave sbGke
" Lis ,ot.erns form; bat the Diplomacy q Napoleon
s,pole him TO the Gurt." The Weekly CAroniele is
partly right, but II should have added thai hr. Roe
bucks pa liameDiary stains Inns been mach affected
by long continued disease fra, threatening his ungs
and lst,erly bis entire nervous system.
-Malready, tic painter, whose death was mis-
taken Tor that Of Macresdy (tas telegraph said
&" MulreAdy," and 80 did INK TRibvSr lrintl war In
his 18th year, was born a. Knnis, In ireland, and
WAS ad,nitted student Of tho Royal Academy when
only fourteen yeals OF sge. His work. are perhaps
as familiar TO the British public us those Of any mod
,rn artist. Tbs Vernon Gallery is rich in examples
Of Ills p.nius, as are alec tho Sheeyshsnks and tbs
Roysl collections lie suffered from disease Of tho
heart; ard a visit TO the asylum Of bis son, who Ia
insane, produced the psroIysm which Terminated bis
life. Mulready's pictures, many Of which We have
,een, were distinguished for sohdity of color aud
force Of handling and are esteemed of gsas value.
The Berlin MusieR Gazette relAtos tho follow
ing, "Not long since the Thester Of hmsver wss
preparing 10 perform Wagner's Rcinz, When Me-
men the tenor, who was TO appear gu horseback,
declared tina! be would not sins unless 6e King Of
Uanovsr's willie borse was placed at Ids disposal.
The case WA made known to his Majesty. The
King smiled, and gave orders that tn, horse should
be placed at tho singers disposal, and during tho
whole week following Nlsmen might beteen every
day about nooa gravsly parading tho most arIsto-
cratic quarter Of the city, mounted on the Kings
charger"
Can this be true Of al Emperor wlo sympa-
thines with American liberty A Madame 81.
waited on Gen. Mouravied, Governor Of Villa, to
obtain clensency for her husband who hal been M.
Justly condemned TO Punishment by q former Cover.
nor. Gen. MouIavisff listeued politely, and prom
ised to communicate with the lady. lie did 30; and
tho message was that her husband had been
to 30 shot on tho 9th June and shot o, the 10Th
June. We obtain this item from tho Posen Journal,
and can, Of course neither affirm or deny n truth.
Fearful excitement rsigns In the British Ad.
niral,y. The trouble Is that Prince Alfred being
now lieutenant in the Royal Navy, will bsvo to 10
msdo captain some day, and none Of the Lords Of
the Admiralty" know how soon, accordisg!o rule, 1t
can DO done without Shaking the foundations, and
all the rest Of 1t. you know" Mr.. IN. Pl Berkeley
says |, can 10 done IN eight years' Lord Clarence