New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29


ssrved s evident that they have never been under
ground. Nothing Ia wanting but piece OF the lower
Jaw protocol has been taken in presence Of the
magistrate Of this dscovery the bones have been re-
ri accd In the box this locked into another box. and
deposited for tho present in the Dante Chapel
"The Italie" of Turin states that the repre-
sentatyes Of tho Turin press dned together the st
inst at the Hotel de Ia GrandeBretagne in that city
TO take farewell Of those Of their brethren whose Jour-
nails are about to be removed TO Florence There were
moro than twenty persons present consisting Of the
editors of THE Official Gazette" "The Opinion"
"The Dirtto" 1.-THE Gazzetta di Torino." The GAG
zetta del Popoo, s"Ths Alp." "The Provincial" 1.-The
Italie" and Of the comic journals, "The Buonumore"
"The Soho," "The Pasquno," and The Caricaturo"
The evening was spent in the utmost cordially.
A translation by M. Forgues OF MIR. Mere
dith's novel. "Tho Ordeal iof Richard Feverel" has
lust been finished in 1.-THE Revue des Deu1 Mondes"
The now number Of The Revue" contains the COM
mencement Of new story entitled M Sylvestre" oy
George Sand.
Count Roselly do Lorgues, who has written
history Of Christopher Columbus is anxious the fope
should make the famous navigator saint. His argu
ment is that sailors have patron saint except S'
Peter whose cra in the peaceful waters OF tho hver
Jordan and Lake Tberias was. of course. very sma
one In singing AVE Christoforo." the sailors woou
be doing homage to o man who vas great On olue
water and it is conceived that their devotion 70 tne
Pope would be all the moro fervent
M. de Montalembert has just written PAM
thlet Of l6o pages entitled La vctore du Nord aux
Etats Unis" The publication is an enthusiastic euoSy
throughout OF the Government people and Institutions
OF the United States and Of the conduct and results OF
the late war.
According TO 1.-THE Moniteur," the Historic
ds JuI,, C{.ar Is being translated into Arabic. Ahe
Spanish military authorities have Just completed &C.
ries of plans of Casars campaign against Ponpey W
illustrate tho Emperors Life Of Cesar" Tho two
chief pans are executed or scale Of 10000 ono OF
which takes In the tole 81 Caalana between Lerida
and the Ebro and the other tho entire territory from
Cordova to the Xenil. The whole forms magnificent
atlss which includes numerous views OF
localities mentioned taken on the spot, and engraved
on copper. According to The Constitutionne,' the
necessary survey has been the occupation OF eleven
officers belonging TO the staff for the months
and the execution leaves nothing 10 be desired Copies
have been presented to the Emperor Napoleon and 10
Queen Isabella.
Some of the lectures which NJ. Alexandra
Dumas has recently been delivering In Paris and the
s,ber largo towns OF France have been ntcrdcted by
tho Government Various conjectures as to the actual
csuse OF the stoppage have been made; among others
the following phrase In NJ Dumas last lecture quoted
"a tho reasons IL have done moro than the Emperor
for the Door at Lyons he gave 90 o0o my conference
produced 20. 5sof did more than King Leopold at
Antwerp" 60 Tho early lectures Of NJ. Dnmas were
on tho History Of France in the reign OF Henry
H." and similarly dry subjects. and they were
not thought much Of The veteran novelist
hs. written to THE Paris Presss 81 said in speaking
Of my friend Hugo and in explaining the difference To-
tween bis early poetry end his national poetry i con
,lnuo 10 give my hand those who are led by change
Of opinion TO misfortune and exile. but withdraw It
nom those whom their change Of opinion leads to for
tune and honors In uteriDg those words. believed
that was giving expression noble axiom In morals
and no, proclaiu!ng dangerous political maxim 1
o.e By the defect Of social and literary intelligence
oOoL or G. o0os. q month, bat the poor to whom In
one month have given nearly 3oooof. viii lose yot
more Bat in default Of France foreign countries re-
main 10 me-"
To the collected edition Of the writings of NJ.
de Tocqucvc recently announced by as in prepars-
ton will bs added his correspondence with his WIFE
Since her death they have been perused and report
SPEAKS OF tIcn hs ihttpitsSiOay
II is now understood that the publication of
the second volume Of the French Empero''s Life OF
cssar is to be postponed until tho Fall Of tho year
The eminent painter NJ Jerome, is at present engaged
upon full length portrait OF julius Cesar which Is
to be engraved as frontispece for the next volume
Another work by member Of the Buona-
parte family Is mentioned. Isa collection Of verses
in praise OF Corsica from the pen Of the Princess
Marie Buonsparte.
Mademoisclle Rosa Bonheur has received
the Cross OF tho Legion Of Honor and all French
tries therefore must present TO ler she passes
She is tho first female artist who has been decorated In
France.
The notorious chartist John Frost, now an
aged man. upward Of So residing at Stapleton.
Bristol is reported TO be engaged on an autobog
raphy Which will shortly bo ready oS the press The
old man Is spoken Of hale and hearty. and Is said
hold political views very moderate In compari
son with those his younger and more famous days
Col. James b. Swain, Engineer in Chief Of
the State of New.York. has In preparation Military
History of the State OF Ncw.York" during the years
ls6-65, in three large octave volumes. embracing
record OF the assistance furnished to the National Gov
ernment by the State In suppressing the Rebellion
personal narratives OF citizens Of the State who have
been IN the general service and the military history ~
each command organized IN the state. The work Is
intended to form complete record Of tho military
power OF New York illustrating her physical resources
and the patriotism and lrIyery of her sons. Col |
Swain socis all who have been in the military service
VI the State and National Government curing the war
furnish him with information in their possession
which Is adapted 10 the purposes OF ais work. His
Post. Office address is Scarborough. N. \.
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Our New Servant.
BY GRACE GREENWOOD.
think must tell the children and their