New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Mrs Bate Of PenryD. Wales, being sick with
bad legs called in Jane Lacy. widely rcputed ~ Those
parts 90 cunning woman who told her that she
was suffering from o spell. Jane further said that =
person had 'wshed" that Mrs. Bates might fall
useless at her side and that she might he struck bind
but that instead Of the wish being fulfilled the spe
had fallen legs. she described The person Who
had " ih-wished' Mrs. Bate, and said the speH had
fallen her whom the planets were crossing lie moon
She administered medicine and gave lotion for rubbing
the legs and altogether charged S lbs 3D. Tor her ser
vices which amount was paid. Before operating she
required lock her dupe's hair Mn baie oef and
the cunning woman was taken up anu rewarded with
two months hard labor.
The following are the names Of the members
OF the new japanese Embassy In Europe sailors
--Jkeda Eskougo.nO kami, Kawadzou idz0u'n o'salYb
Kswada Sagami no-kaml- NiceGoyeInoI. Eana'Ts
Fa,iIcbi LIST Officers Eanaka LcntaTo Nishi K.chid
fro SaYto Djirctaro So Eokichiro Suado Saboro. 2d
Oaccfs-Horije Rokougoro, Yslsou Kansiro Nasouda
Enkanoske, Yoke yama Kecl soqgjoura Ado Mnz,
Mani Gormodiio Yonaoutohi Rohogsaboro, Iano-
Djirobe Seke SinIpatci. Harada GOitch. Attendants
OF the Observation-Disclosures Yas0uemou, OstE
Henoske kaDagani Sasonke, Jwamatsontaro' Besso'
sadliro Eakabasi E0nlsabaro, Iamah Sauia SOuga-
nami Hisas.
The English residents at Rome lately got up
acme priyaie theatrical performances and obliged
TO apply for the permission OF his Holiness TO act in Lent
They nsde petition therefore 10 MOnsignOr Talbot
who being convert from the English Church OF wlicn
no was once bsnehced clergyman is an ultra III every.
thing; and he rejected their prayer with Indignation
The disappointed actors then applied 10 some enc else
xho went directly to his holiness himself VINO gave l
consent. and ordered MOIisgnUr Talbot 10 come GBd
translate tho pieces for him into choice Italian One Of
these was Box and Cox.
The New Zealand statistics for 1862 have been
,pblished in that colony On the 3lst OF December OF
fhat year the population 21eI2 persona, INC pro
duoton of gold in the year 4lOst ounces We IN
Dorts Tor the year 'auod OF a. ana ihe 81,
Mort 20 422734 and the customs revenue reached
100 OO7 Ii is estimated that Tie pIcse.t EulVp'a
nonnIotiou amounts 10 about 10000, and Tho Maori
population 10 about Jo,OV
The following cotton was imported INTO NV
.rnoo during recent 10 DAYS: 717I bales Of American
ysgnsd ar asss $50; $50 Pernam. goo 7JOi 40 De-
bio as6 30 966O Egyptian, 4o.9,6 l,9SS Ne.'
India pernain, and SmyIna, 4JO 4fO; S-1' Sute a'
~ 10 no. 3H7 Bengal as3,665; 2'~4 CHINA 40
o-o IN addition To the above there are oVO h3s pun,
EIG0 eyD and Is 600 China, 4JOOvOO ana ABOUT c"VVO
East india. 81 500; making total Of 10 sos oi''
The Cont Journal Qondon) inquiries whai
Nalzini Is Ike Nobody ever sees nm alu ~ - su
that he * often not TO be recognized by his irlelo-
thai lie goes by assumed name ana AWAY W
IiSself When be walks abroad. His reason ioT Gohs
Ills /, that he Ia in danger from the maehha0s Vi
French spies -
Mr Robson, a celebrated English Durlcsque
,r WINS bissed In Edinburgh tie other day ioi az !!
g., y,cll lie had " simulate drunkenness, nuu 'uc
p'iore who were doubtless judges Of the eheets %
ace drappies1 thought he was really druhA' a"u
affiliated accordingly.
Among the things left by Professor Sch illI
t.,d friend At Beethoven fnnty papers ho''s, 70 ~
Gfe VIA Tue clock. the slick, aud the SieV'"'' u