, 1859-06-29

Judge Howe, of Green Bay, Wis, agentlcman
of acknowledged ability and attainlnents, whom
the Republicans Of the Stuts have been stirring
for some years to honor with seat in the U. S.
Senate, is steadily laboring to defeat that pur-
pose by quarreling with the people on the 9ues-
tiou of the Fugitive Slaye Law. He has just
published his fourth letter. to prove the people
wrong in clecting Paine instead Of Iynde to the
Supreme Bench.
The Washington Star learns that lion. L. Z.
Levin, well known in politca! circles III Penn
sylvania, is non in the insane asylum ut phila-
dclrhia. and it is feared he Is Il confirmed luna-
tic. lie had been On sisi. TO his brother Ut
Columbia, s. C., where his lunacy becunle ap-
parent,
- The Philadelphia Ir<ss, speaking Of the
death Of Dr. bailey, Of tue National Era, says:
I'VE are aware that Mrs. Bailey has been
Inn; accustomed to the management Vi the con-
cerns anil tie conduct Of the paper III all its de-
prt,nen:s. except the strictly editorial. If that
place could he as ably filled as it has been here
iofore, tue Era might still, in her hands, hold
thu position in the party ind with tile public
which il has SO well earned and maintained.
May the cl,auyc that has fallen upon her mud her
Little ones Spend its force without touching their
future wcll-htipg-with no loss but that which
| Is in$tparabIe from widowhoed and orphan
a.c."
-Ex-Presideut Pierce is at present travelling
in Europe, and upon tulnor that he would
shortly visit Bremen, the present Bremen Min
lister ut Washington. who is now here, waited
nron cur Consul TO notify him If the Intention
of the authorities to offer the cx-President tue
lospitalities d: the city. liz was at the Springs
Of the SchwalLach IN tile I'd inst, and intended
SOON 10 leave for Paris. His route from, Rome
WAS through Eastern Italy to -ancona, in season
to take ;'us=age i'll the last steamer which made
the trip between that place and Trieste. From
that place lie ran over II Venice by steamer,
reaching Trieste again just before the approach
Of the French blockadIng squadron. At Vienna
i4c received marked attention from the authori-
tics of Austria, and BY invitation attended re-
views by the Emperor Of immense bodies of
troops lhen being concentrated at that point.
Rev. Theodore Parker, III last accounts,
vas in London, with strong hopes Of j restora-
iion to health.
Among the numerous officers now On their
way to the seat nf war to witness the t<ts ddrnt
between the allied 1ro"rs and the .1u$trians,
i"nt wi'i better represent our sa!lInt corps
than Col ST. George toukr Of the I'd dra,unns
already distinguished for his courage and talents
in Mexico, and more recently for his rapid narch
in winter over the plains to Utah.
tol Cooke leaves for the seat of war provided
with the new cavalry equipment abou, TO bv
introduced into onr service. We are pleased 10
learn that our acivc and energetic friends,
Me>.r+. knorr, Neal i Co.. Of Philadelphia, who
have devoted much time and talent II the in-
pruyemcn in cavalry .H!nipage. have produced
the chtf d.ntrt Which Col. Caoke fakes with
him, aud which will doubtless do credit to our
country aud to its manutacturcs.- Wdshtn.:on
tyastf.nttyH.
The London Times allulcs in the followin.
cxsrava@ant terms I" the musical at'aln'nenss
Of Herr .Ioserl. joachim, now performing in
that city:
'Ncvcr has playing 10 vigorous, passionate
and i1upulsiyc been combined with li,orc fault
less ;n,unatio'l, more sustained command Of tile
.ra,lation Of Sound, m"rc brilliant and unerrin:,
execution. 1t is. indeed, no eNH@.yyecation I"
say, of Herr Joachim, that he sing Ike MAJ
rio and tiddl. like Ia.anni.'