New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

An envoy Of the Sublime Porte happened 10
be olyersinr with the father q the late Eugenc Doa
crolx who was Minister o. Fore ign Relations under TIE
DIRECTORY when tie latter received letter dsusing
him from bis Office. TIE Turk seemed much rricycd
and soon retired. The Minister found lin waiting
mourlfuny 81 tie ante room an hour aneFwaTl. For
what may j ask do yon wal. !" ssd u. DeacIci. "Ior
tie end soleInny replied the Turk turning his eyes to-
ward Heaven. What end ," 1.-THE arrival 81 The
bow string with which you are 10 be sirangied. Wish
to know how Western Vzir can dicT NJ. DeacfoiI
laughed and heartily that The Tux rose ~ d!sap
pointed saying AT Consianiinop.e, when Vizir Is
dismissed De Is arrays sransled. that lie may not d.
yalce the Ste secrets It's excellent procsution.
and sorry 10 that it IS not adopted IN France
The Agapemone, or abode OF Love, "a WELL
known organization in Somerset England il coming 10
grief under tie influence Of lawsuits 10 recover tie
property Of persons leaving the esiab.hnent The IN
mates Of this place consist Of about % rich persons
whose whole property is merged into one fund WHO live
together in magnificent house with grounds C.. and
whose whole business TO enjoy themselves in sort o!
epicurean retirement from tho world. The founder Of
this family is Rev Nr. Prince. who ia reycrenced as
possessing almost divine attributes The gentlemen are
not poyganiss like the normons, being allowed only
one WHEAT time; they may change wives howsser.
or dissolve their matrimonial partnerships as o.ton a.
they please
The Great Eastern is Withdrawn from her
American trip, foT the present There appear be money
difficulties again. A passenger who came TO New
York lar lasl trip describes in English pipor the
terrible nature Of the voyage. which very stormy
there % dashed 10 the wheel but the ship
utterly helpless and manageable. The number of pas
sengers carried 10 the United States In the three voyageI
Of 1863 2736; to England go. Tho receipts from
freight and passage money were aJ7.3ethe expenses
are about $4,000 In excess Of this sum. There are
pressing trade debts amounting 10 $40 CO., beside which
large required for repairs outfit maintenance
&c.
A new cure for burns is noticed rs infalliblc
by LES Mondess Tie affected part is kept under water
in BASIN or bath. tho negative polo Of Voltafar
radaic apparatus Is put In communication with The
water while the positive pole communicates with some
part Of the body out Of tho water and near tie injury
The patient feels pain. and the inflammation IL sub
dued. generally in All hour Wien tho whole person Inns
been IN dame tho patient must DO put into bath with
the negative pole in the direction Of tho feet and the
positive touching the nnpe Of the neck Some Of the
water must be changed every fifteen minutes 10 prevent
it becoming
There is q story circulating in Naples that q
there visited in the night by two strangers
who took him in carriage blindfod TO Astrango house
where he led up stairs and ordered pain Of death
10 make hole in the wall Of chamber sufficiently largo
to admit coffin This done. coffin was brought In.
and young lady Handsomely dressed was dragged into
the room and forced into Il. The Lid was screwed down
and the coffin walled up by tho mason. who was then
again Llndolded and taken to tho Sea beach, paid 10
piastIes and told that he might tell all he knew lie
did tell the police. but could not describe the house
A great deal Of comment has appeared in En-
gsh papers upon the inlicon Of fine upon some far
mers WHO harvested field Of wheat then In much dan
ger Of being spoiled by expected change Of weather
OIL Sunday contrary W law The following on the sub
ject. appears:
"In Queen Elizabeths reign proclamation VI, Issued
whereby all parsons Wears and ourate .nJoncd 20
teach snd declare unto tie people that they might viii aie
lad que, coDscences latter JrsyeD IN time Of hsr
vest labor upon the holy and festival oAy tnJ save the things
which God had them for H. by onndo.s ,efnp. VI
COINCIDENCE they should abstain nom sosns On nose o,s
that they should geyOusy offend and dspehts Cod ia"
grain was thereby lost or damaged"
A Partisan physician, considering typhusleyef
TO be Kind Of paralysis asphyxia Of the vital func'
tons accustomed by the inhalation Of letlcrous amos'
phoro either from typhoid patient or any Other worbd
source admits air freely TO The insahda bedroom TO
which plan Ae attributes many remarkable cures. lie
says there can bc infection In the open hrircah ar
moreover enables patient ~ tole rLmuanis Which no
eeuse WI sbalssIss tsai