New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

arrive ct q toeraby truthful answer, and means ioS
dishonest theoretically prendced doctrine to make
out pausby pretty much any average rate Of wages
be is in search of.
pass unwing!y from the fertile text Of EIs grand
report 20 the petty facts and rumors Of the week. Ital
ian Prince Umberto heir OF the Italian throne arrived
last Saturday with strict fidelity 10 the railway time
table and put up 1t broihernlaw hotel Prince Eapo
lcons Palas Royal last Saturday; has been properly
treated since a. Palas Royal and at Imperial ST. Cloud
rnd il now with the Emperor at the military camp Of
Chalons; to be very seriously given TO military
studies this Prince Humbcrts legitimate chip of the
old block He has quito an ugly, honest face. Ike bis
father, Victor Emanuel. Last weeks story Of his COM
ing here to pop the po.icoma.rmoa question TO his
six-yesrs senior. countryv oman. Princess Anna
Mnfat, has in sost cayed IN The Murats. papa
mamma, and princess daughter took just the time Of
CMbcItJs visit TO go off on excursion into the
aediierranean in the government ship, tho Cacrlue.
starting nom Toulon harbor. This knocks down mach
Of the high scaodng built up here two weeks ago Oh
tie basis Of this ramored mergioge. Odd If anything
were odd 10 the vagares % human latthess
political scailOd builders On political marriages should
have quite let out of sight that Prince Humhert himself
i tho pledge 0: political collaboration between sardins
and Austria tlc heir Of 'hc throne Of Italy sourffh,
OF whose Territory ie 20 Garbad and The revor.
tonists il the con Of an Anstri.n Archduchcss
Talking Of marriages, Mis- Slidelps union with lie
converted Jew banker N. Erlanger having got to BE-
text Of loosely printed matter in European gur,als,
your correspondent s nha?piy justified, and, rad
part forced speak Of It again. Despite loose print
and looscs Talk Miss Sie i5-iately was-sn Amcri.
ciIL Tor al mothers and daugh.ers, sisters
and sweothears' sakes, woud, Ike pessoness faith.
l porter repeat OF The street aad cafe .ak about
her and her husband ard his preliminary marital res-
tons and scandals. Tie whole story is & matter Of
common towna and sol must briefly retalk about Il.
10 begin with though Miss Sldcls name Is more cur
rent in public months than her home friends like,
and her qualities personal and political theme II coffee
houso conversation Of the talk touches her maid.
enly, womanly honor The taxi must report it.
does treat Of this young lady and her marriage with N
Erangcr the banker Of the C. s. l., political In
strument victim. sacrifice or bond; in fne people
talk Of this marriage, with difference. they talk q
the match between Prince Humbert and Princess MI
rat The late Madame Erianger, meantime, has ob-
tanned at great expense according 70 the public prints
dspensstion at Rome of her first marriage VOWS WITH
NJ Erlancer and celebrates her second espousals with
81. Erlangcr's primary rival cotemporaneonsly with
his and Sl SEdcll's wedding.
According to the newspapers, q remarkably clever
artist is now completing ct Nuremberg. q statne d
stonewali Jacksonordcrod and paid for by the C. ;.
4 government The United States war steamer tho
Troouois late from Rrcst ard Havre, IL lying in
the Gronde off Bordeaux. The Osaca twin toriginai
c. s. Al war steamer OF the Ycddo which last cot out
and became Prussan vessel the other months
now on Tie point Of going ont and becoming member
of the PrussIan navy. The sham and READ obstacles
lately offered By the peaceful neutral friendly relations
Of poor little Denmark and France, being all
moved.
The Emperor c. France his Life Of Cesar which next
Ia Moyerleer. his Afrcsne, has been the fertest Of
paragraphs to correspondents for faTis of any
eant theme must here be spoken Of 1t is only every
other occasion offered or provoked by this unknown.
highly Anticipated work and its announcement that
geographically profit by The very lat draueat nom
the well Of information Of Paris correspondent OF the
Iasepsadeaee B9e is TO the effect that the trsr volams
Of the Napoeouic We de Cssar viii be issued from the
press by next December.
All the theaters classic and popular, have within ten
days opened the early season with pieces ior Tho
most par with core resumption Of old pieces for the
remaining part. OftAese. if tine and newly in
tor,enng topics don't forbid. desei ed word OF notice
In my next.
Semmess book o. Pirates his,record o,prva'esring.
that has had scch booksellers success in England IS
translated and in press here nearly ready for rubcs-
ton by Dentu. Meantime and more less apropos
any fool who may read in Paris journals Of the
week an official permission for the sale % two oFrnso
lately executed anl notably faithfGll bnst u Victor
lingo. The official permit runs Thus M Lcboeas
residing at Paris is authorized to sell without texts
two tugs Of Victor Hugo cf different sizcs on the ex
press condition that be does not expose them IN win
dows nor Showcases in tue shops where they are for
SALE Mind that this permit Is strictly and formally
official. Strong government BY the ico OF such
official documents tafe and mediate tho following
oacious unconradcted Statement. OF solemn fat tlet
IL going the rounds o. the newspapers: NAPOLEON III.
has lust received from the Pore the head OF The lance
formerly preserved IN tho tomb Of Charlemsgno. AZ
grand Christian relic. this object has IN iaconte-bls
value; and II is said that the Emperor whose faith IN
bis own destiny IS secret regards tie gin ~ sign
and token of his obligation TO fulfil the role Of Charlie
maene in sustaining and restoring the power Of the
Church"
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Union without Slavery.