New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

yIo lave ysbt.r,d in Wasl ing gtoo III ooub.lese re-
collect the fairy form, winning tsce. otaruiog msn-
rers AND delightful conversational powers Of Miss
Bartlett istll 10 her " teens y, emmett among The
crowd of bellies who iutter in tho gay salons Of the
Federal N uetropos. TIE millionaire S-nor tas bseu,
OF late years frequent visitor to tss city anc to the
siiopable watering places Nortn ana it is quite nc
Necessary in this mat making world, TO say that he
has been an especial fsvorite with ambitious man.
mas beloi gipg TO the renl and accredited upper
ten" But the I" Lour and tie woman" he'd not come
for the s. nor until last New Years day when he met
the fair heroine Of tits tale and surrendered at
discretion. The preparations for the wedding are
quite Oriental in their magnfcsnce, AID would have
delighted the gorgeous author Of Tahef, whose gem
dropping pen could alone DO justice TO them. Wha.
say you to 5000 05 worth OF jewelry to begin with
But the lavish outisy Of lie bridegroom does rot stop
here The most cunning artifioeTs Of Paris are nov
at work upon the bfidal jewels add decorators,
which will cost another hundred ttou,and and an0ng
which is wreath Of eIner sld leaves dlanGnds ana
seppbire howers destined to bind upon the queehly
head thous snd-do!ar ruptial veil. But l Will Tot
task your Imagination by dwelling further upon these
dazzling particulars. The wedding viii take place
about the middle Of fAugust-frst in Grace Churon,
TO suit the Protestant ,nclitatons Of the BRIDE and
her family od nfterward at the Roman Catholic Ia
tbedral The happy couple vi fcrego the usual for
eign four and settle down at once in ps!ssIai resi-
dcnce in Fourteenth street. where series OF brilliant
recep.ions will inaugurate the honeymoon. l mad
foreottep to say and will now sdd by say OF windi"g
up the paragraph, that sister Of the Bridegroom
test,ies her cordial appreciation Of her brothers S
cho'oe BY sending on little bridal present worth
500 O(0 TO her future sister-in-aw
A correspondent at the Profile House, Mt the
White Mountains writes under date of August tia:
l. Cochrsne esq the Rev. DR.. Bellows, and party IN
ALI elye persons have arrived there from New ok,
on horseback
The Smithsonian Institution at Washington was
closed on Tuesday u token Of the dea'h OF the Hon
Richard Rush a member of the Board of Regents.
Mfr. Rush, il ray be remembered by some, was ap-
noipted by Government as its agent, and sent to
Fpplapd TO make arrangements for the transfer Of
the property len by Smithson from side OF the
ocenn TO the otter-sn affair he carried out with his
usual sagsoity and prud-nce.
Gov Hicks Of Maryland continues 10 be afflicted
with fre0uent ard intense suffering from toe disease
nbe orsyen TO which he has long been victim
The Governor has for some inc been under the care
of Prof Smith Of Baltimore, who few seeks since
uade one or two efforts TO relieve him, which were
ineff ctua The Governor il is said, now be re-
lcved only by painful and dangerous surgical opera
,or-tbat of thotomy-to which it is his in,euon 70
submit as soon as circumstances shall prove favorable
to its success.
Prof. Stowe ard Mrs. II. B. Stowe sailed for
Europe on Wednesday in the Afrca. Mrs. Sows
will spend year in travelling. Her twin daughters
are IN Paris and her cen Frederick sailed last Sa!ur
A. And
two intending to make pedestrian tour In Europe.
The Rev. Asa D. Smith, d. D., Of NeS-ioik, has
engaged TO deliver address before the corporation
of the Peoples College, al other friends Of the ns'
| tuition, at Havana, Schuyler County q. their annual
meeting on the 10Th inst. II is expected, also, that
Gov Morgan, ex.Gov. Hunt, the Hon. EraStus
Brooks the Hon. Genit Smith, and the Hon james
S Wadswoitb, will be present on the occasion, and
will each briefly address the audience after the address
of DIR. Smith.
-Ex Gov Seymour, the Hon. Erastus Cornirg
and Mr.. Deavan, were in Green Bay on Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week.
1t is stated that Bishop Kemper has intmated his
to resign the trust he has so honoraby
held as Bishop of the Northwest, and hereafter act
only as Bishop Of Wisconsin.
The Rev. Levi Bull ID. D., one Of the Oldest
div,nes of the Episcopal Church in Pennsylvania
died at his residence in Chester County, on Tuesday
evening last, aged ~.
Senator Clark Of New Hampshire is st the lsle- Of
Shoals.
Long John Wentworth, with his family, Is
spending the season at the Rockingham House,
Portsmouth.
"A few days ago. says The Buffalo Commercial,
cit diyuas uprnptrated a bon
mot in his sermon which not a few took, among
them prominent railroad man. He was preaching
npou repentance. and" said he, when the tears
of repentance are flowing, substantial proofs of a
repeneiated life are expected. Only the teas Of a
deep penitencc wash away the sins OF i'ei tor,
tell you. the heary freigh! uast go 60 6y caler''
The Hon. jeff Davis is lying very i'll at Clifton,
a point on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. His
condition is said to be dangerous His family is with
him.
TIE Stctes SAYS that the Rev. Win. l.. Haley,
the Unitarian clergyman Of Washington, is now in
Charleston, s. c. where he has been srcc July and
where he prcpo.cs TO remain until the Sth Of this
month.
The Rev. DIR. Chapin of this city is spending a
few weeks at Rye Beach, Ncw-Hsmpshirc.
Gov. Chase of Ohio and ey GOV. Fish Of New
York are at Newport, Il. l., with their families.
&C. Edwards, esq, editor Of The NarengO ilowal
Visitor. was recently drowned while bathing IN the
lows River at that place. He had his little son on
his back. when he Is supposed to have been seized
with a cramp. and sank 10 Use no more. The child
was saved.
We see by the st. Joseph papers, that tie Sheriff
of Buchanan County, Missouri, has offered reward
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