New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-21
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Eru.r= horse sn4 doc The French have succeeded II
capturing Us library. NJ de Sa!TsAdy Minister OF Pub
lie Instruction has brought b. trophy t.o Algeria, and
presented 10 the bibEotheqle Royale manuscript OF
the Koran tazea the capture oi tie Saaa. on the
10Th Of Nav !.3 in The ten: Of the Eu.r i5de!haGe-
This manuscript which the Eir used constantly for his
prayers was presented 70 u de Saya1cy by me Able
Rsn6el I: only remains now Tor tie French % catch
tie Eini- himself
pfoFEs>oR SlgtrNBgIS'> CiUS-coIroS- Letters
from F-znktor: announce that the German Diet hs=
passed resolution that 100 900 HORNS 70 he awarded
a. national teInoria. to the Professor i experiments
70 be conducted at MANI under the direction OF thc
Standing Military Committee OF ne Confederation shs
establish tie properties and advantages claimed for cot
ton o-e- cunpcTier Il : also reported thai Ire inter
ests Of the inventor have some time since been secured
By patent fc- England and - Colonies
LORD RossE's TELEscoPE.-The Statement: OF
;hs tana-g a-teru: 10 destroy Lord Roses telescope
turns out 20 be fabrication The letter first appeared
i: the Plfrs, Chronicle: the writer VII have TIE insane
must De admitted. very successful hoax The mis-
chevou paragraph has been copied into nearly every
newspaper in the three kingdoms
SIR WALTER SCOTT tells story OF { gentleman.
who irritated II some misconduct OF his servant said
John either you or ! nus: quit This house Vera
weel sir said John where viii Jour honor be gang
Ing tul.
SOLAR SPors-An immense solar spot. about
10000 miles il diameter Is now visible between the
suns center and his eastern limb Several other spots
OF less magnitude, WHICH recently crossed tAc SUI :
disk. have now disappeared
a NV TITLE FOR THE DURE.-SInce the Duke
Of Wellington mas been placed in his present unsishtly
position at Hyde Park Corner nobody can think Of call
in- him His Grace bit al speaking OF His A~k'
wardness 20 punch
Tears do not dwell ioa- upon the cheeks o: youth.
Ram drops easily from the bud rests the bosom OF
the uaturer flower ard breaks down tna; one only
which hath lived is day w. =. Lander
Rev john Fosters BiRTHPLAcE.-About a
century since the pass from Lancashire INFO York
shire through the vale OF Todmorden. was Of the
beautiful England. It's hii!iops thrown into
every variety OF shape seemed lit themselves slo
as II 10 break the force OF the winter storm. or 10
present natural restinsplace to the summer clouds
as they cUursed each other from night 10 night
and threw their hit.ing shadows over the gens be-
low. Some O; those nights were barren, and have
so been since the upburs of the mighty forces which
made them what they are but the less elevated were
crowned clothed from base 10 summit with ancient
and richly hanging woods.
The della which receded right and lett from the main
line OF road presented curves and slopes and sometimes
abrupt and jagged outlines N almost every orn inter
sectcd with rock, and wood and verduEe; and alter
rain while the voice OF birds welcomed the returning
sunshine every hillside might be heard tossing forth IL
tributary iced the Hcbdcn, a. X rolled through
is deeper bed beneath The little handIcrait which
mixed Itself with the husbandry OF the district was not
more than sut!ccd 10 impair: those o:
turc which make nature more beautiful This de-
scriptlon be remembered applies to the vale oil Tod
morGen az II IN the last century wnen lis scc!uslon
had been broken in upon either by canals or rail-
ways and when the space occupied with tall chin
neys and lofty square buildings, and with grouped
scattered muiudes OF artisan dwelling places had little
OF IL present appearance.
One poin, of this valley bears the name Of Hebden
bridge and the time OF which we speak there stood
distance from that spot in the direction OF
Wsinsgate small farmhouse The couple who. about
the middle OF the latter half OF the las; century werethe
occupants OF that house had their employment after the
OF the time partly in the labor OF the farm, and
partly in wearing The husband was no common per
son It was his habit OF caution and iorethousht which
had prevented his taking upon him the responsibilities OF
family until he bad passed his iortieth yeaE lie was
then deyout man-a Christian.
NeaT Hcbden bridge thcrc is secluded spot a: the
bottom OF wood by the side oi the lebden and marked
By its projecting rock which sill bears the name OF this
good man Il was his cave OF refuge TOR thought and
devotion This estimable lived 10 be eighty eight
years OF age He died in ISL His wife, who Is de
scribed his counterpart in souudncss OF understand
in. integrity and piey survived him two years Such
was the birthplace and such were the parents OF Rev
John Foster. who was born the Eth OF September,
l-7O british Quarterly.