New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-01
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE l. ;


o.. .Rnt we rnus. have some reason why
won'tbe dor The Voice: Hes nervous MAJ
-; Teo15 laughter The bench ruled that No
nervous man should hold a constable baton
Abeautifal stained glass window has been ace
n ST Georges Church, BvertoD- IT'S diVdedln''
six COMMITMENTS, the subjects Represented OT,u5
l Tbe Anruncistion: , The Shepherds az betn'
iabe,, a. the time the angels are appearing 20
,bsr, 2 Christ in the manger; T. PfesentalsOu u
Cb-;s, IN he Temple. 3 The Flight into Egypt
= TIE Rentisn of Christ in the River jordan
An nsc-irtion is a so introduced in memory OF Rev
r. Budicon. ate minister oil tue cnlrch' Iuo
work is by y allies, Of Newcastle
new description Of robbery has letely been
executed on e grand scale in Paris; iasnonaoy-
dressed Young man has visited artists VINO mss -,
! ro-trsits b. the dsgueueotype, and caused ms
! TTo-,rsit o. be taken for which he duly paid be
sfervs ard asked for frame or Tor some otner a''i
lie zrbicb reouired the artist % cave the ROOM ana
| during his absence he took out OF the daguerreo-
type instrument. the glass called the rerre DtciV'
| the value Of which varies from 5li 70 -Oi' l1aA5
NR. GoRHAMs SoS-We have heard that Sir;
| Go-ham's son, who IS at Cambridge mas g PJlsg"
/ rartv the very reverse of his fathers, and "aiSs
sbout With a large Cross on his breast, AMI osten
| tst;ous.v displaying other Catholic emOems. As
the Prince Of Wales used 20 surprise George the
| Third bv kicking ST his door. and shouting Wilkes
and the North Bntons for ever! so young 1or9am
| regales his parent upon an oeC@sioN1 -
praises Of Henry OF Exeter nun Au''
Two Du,chmen. travelling, took dp camp together
at night Being much wearied by their dav
! march thew soon fell asleep. After they had slept
/ some time one ofthem was awakened by thunder
| storr, He got no much aiirignted, and called y
bis companion TO arise, as the day Of Igdgmen. nad
come Lie down, lie down, you fool ssid 'ne
other: DO you think as bow de tay Oh shuu5 in9u'
would come IN te night
| IT. 1 ,t
living At West Broom wich has INST comple1ed a
piece Of fancy needle work, consisting OF up"ea
| Of 1000 pieces If Goth sewed together WIN ia.
ferent coored silk. There are 300 hgores' iofinel
| BY pieces Of CLOTH and among them are scenes IT,
Illustrative Of Paradise the death OF Abel the cruci-
| fxion &c; beside animals, flowers ships, bridges
and iortresses
TIE President and Fellows Of Magdalcn College,
| Oxford have voted the sum Of 100 guinees towari
| deiraying the Bishop Of EXeters expenses IN MS
process with Mr.. Gotham. His Grace has acceps-
| ed the vote The Bishop is member OF Magdaen
College. This is said 70 be the only ouer oil pc,
cuuiary assistance which the Bishop has accepted
from the numerous friends who have Prohered Their
aid on this occasion.
| THE PoFT WORDswoRTH.-A meeting OF per
sons DESTROYS "to do honor % the memory OF
Wordsworth was held On Monday, at the 10 use
of Mr. Justice Coleridee. Ii Vas attended by the
| RishoD Cf London the Bishop OF St DAVID 3, the
| Dean Of St Paurs Archdeacon Hare, Mr. Rogers,
Mr. Justice Coeridge Mr. CavendsA an several
| other gentlemen. The results are 70 be made puO-
| lie IN aiew days.
As is usual before Ascensionday, the clergy OF
| Vienna have gone in procession during three CON
secutive DAYS through the streets OF the city iO
lowed by almost interminahe files OF true 0eiicy-
| ers chanting in chorus passages from antaens. A
couple of years since, all heads were uncovered
| so long as the procession lasted now, the hats
OF the majority Of spectators are either hardly
lifted or remain totally unmoved IN suien de-
hance.'
DIR. Smiles of Leeds said, in speech delivered
last week There is every reason 70 believe that
the state Of education in certain parts OF the agri-
cultural districts is quite bad. | have seen. 1t
stated that q woman for some time had TO oitclate
rs clerk in Church in Norfolk, there being no
adult in the parish able to read and write Laugh
ter
| A PROFITABLE SPECULATION IN MANCHESTER
GooDs-One of the leading Brazilian houses
shipped a quantity Of Manchester goods, some
months ago. to Buenos Ayres. Finding the mar
were reimported, and the shippers recently sold
them in Manchester at profit of Il per cent alter
paying freight and all other charges
The Worcester Journal records an anecdote OF
some practical jokers, who, suspecting the source
OF a dairymans milk reused him at midnight with
hurried intimation that his bestcow YVES choking
In the morning after milking, be visited the pump
for what purpose is not mentioned, and then the
mystery was disclosed: the spout OF his best
COW was choked up with turniP
FFRRAND GO TO GLORY Mr.. Ferrand said, at
the close OF an Grafton at York, on Saturday GAS
| am a living man, if were the captain OF mer'
chant ship and the authorities of Charleston came
on board nv vessel and tore one OF my crew
AWAY | would thrust a red hot iron into barrel
Of euppowder and blow them 10 the devil and
myself to glory
From ali the examinations that have been made
Of the i'll fated wreck, aud from all the inquiries
that have been instituted, there remains little doubt
that the fearful loss Of life on board the Royal AIDE
lside steamer was occasoned By the bursting OF
the boilers and the blowing up OF the vessel
Rev. Edward Dodd. vicar OF st. Peters, Cam
bridge has been suspe nded for three months, and
adiudeed to pay the costs for refusing to bury the
corpse Of one Of his parisheaers, on the ground
that he died in state of intoxicaton, OF which
there was no proof
BIOGRAPHY or LORD JEFFEREY. We are
bappy to learn that Lord Cockbun is engaged on
a Iite OF his late distinguished friend and brother
iudge. Lord Jeffrey. The lfe-l long friendship be-
tween the great critic and his biographer-the ST.
,nilsritv OF their pursuits-snd the easy yet orclbe
s,vie Of the learned lord can hardly fail to ensure
an interesting memoir. Greenock Adv.
Last week two gipsies, known in the varied
tribes as Bill Ibbeson and Grace eeds, were mar
RED nj St Marys Church, Barnsley. After leaving
the church the wedding party adjourned 10 the
station Inn, where they were met by thirty Others,
and there partook OF an excellent dinner, after
which they spent the remainder OF the day in a
joyial manner
From all parts Of the United Kingdom accounts
continue 10 be recey ell confirming the anticipatons
entertained that vegetation would be checked by
the late harsh and ungenial weather. No material
iriury mas been inflicted, however, upon the grow
ing harvest and the potato crops are said 70 be in
, fine condition.
Sir Frederick Thesiger tells vsry good story Of
Mr. George Hudson, NJ. p. A cdevant friend Of
the monarch cut him the other day in the lobby OF
the House Of Commons, upon which mis- Iron Ma
iesty. turning round, exclaimed " Halo. you Sir,