New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
Personal ITEMS.

Au1HoRs-Wiliam Chambers, senior partner Of the Ed
IN burg publishing house Of William Il Robert Chambers
row on visit the United States for the first time
last week made honorary member of the Boston Mercan
tile Library.
Washington Irving the distinguished author has been
srendng few DAYS in Baltimore On Thursday evening
LIE was at the Hoidsys;. theater looking remarkably
well
Coates Kinney has removed from Ohio to Mount Paa-
tine Putnsm Co III, where he called by appoint
menment as Professor Of Languages and Bellies letters in
Judson College. Mr. Kinney is now engaged on poem
which he calls "Keeuka When it is finished he will pub
lih II in volume with other poems
LEo1UEEs-Phiip Wendell lectures, to night, on The
Lot Arts" al Boston.
Mrs Oakes Smith will lecture at Cincinnati on Madam
Roland and the French.
Tie Rev Mr. Lord lectured The Creation, last night
ct Buffalo
Theodore Parker lectured at Concord, Tuesday in the
Lyceum. TIE IndependeNt Democrat says
"The audience was largo and evnced their interest, in
the lecture by the closest attention for hour and half
TO say that the lecture able and instructive one
would be but to reerae the opinion OF those who were
fortunate enough to hear IT, The subject was The Fuuc
ton of the Beautiful in Human Development and was
treated in that clear bold, and strong manner, which
oharacerizes Mr. Parker The influence OF the Beautiful
in the nation of character was traced from ts rudes
through the silks satins and Attleborough ewelry Of
civilized socety its highest mental moral and spiritual
development in the true Mantle browning work of
Creation 1t OF those lectures from which every
one will 90 away wiser than he came
T. Darcy MGee, lec.ured last Thursday on King
Brian ard the Celtic Constitution at ST. Louis and on
Friday, On The English in Ireland
ODonoLoe had a large audience a; Cincinnati on
Monday
Col VIM Schouler left Boston Wednesday afternoon, for
Cincinnati where he goes to edit Tie Gazette He will
carry with him the hes, wishes of large circle of warm
personal friends.
Au1Hons-G p r. James, the novelist, Is making
tour through Wisconsin.
Rogers the English poet gives to or three breakfasts
week to his friends and visitors
Robert Bunch Esq, the British Consul for Charleston has
arrived in that city
NAvAL-Lieut j. s Mssroon has been detached from
the Navy Yard at Charleston and Lieut. Theo Greene ap
pointed to bis place.
John r. r Remington, known tie inventor of the
the Remington Bridge died in Toxas recently of vel
low fever
For whipping HE daughter aged 10 years Sunday,
Oliver shaw Palmer Mass has been sent 20 the house
Of correction for ninety days.
TnFArRrcAss Mobile Theaer opened las Saiur-
day for the s,ofon with Neae star The Campbels are
in that city The ballet troupe OF Pougaad and company
made their first appearance Charleston, Monday Jul
lien appeared at the National Theaier Washington yester
day evening engaged for two nights only The Baemans
are at Cincinnati Ole Bull Anna Bishop and Iochsa gave
concert last night at Buffalo sbee is at 81 Louis Tho
Mines Denim played at Syracuse lat night a. Romeo and
Juliet Mlfs Kaic Saxon has biz upon new kind OF enter
tnpmoni She tells tho story Of Of Shakpearos plays
and tho narrative by reading of the finest
psssogcs