New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

Jesus Sirach, the Proverbs, the Sings q Solom"a
ard -eve'al Of the APochryphsi Books of the Oh
| Testament; but then sse ~bole of,he New T,-taneu
| is complete. Another valuable discovery OF Pn'f
. Ti-chendoEts is De sSribed un3oubted aud com
pete manuscript Of the Esstles of BIrnabss, aut Of
the Shepherd Of Hernas, both belonging to the Sec
ond c. cry 1.-THE Christian era, ard originally stand
ing il the esteem of Scrptursl Epstles. Herr
Ti-chendorf hopes from the mun.fc-nce of the Rus
sian Government that he will be enabled TO give i'm
mediate publication to these three manuscripts
Rubin tein's oratorio Paradise Lost" has been
performed at Vienna, with l'sy French journals
enthusiastic success" Dew opera, the Forest
Of Hermanstadt. by Herr Westmeyer, hiss been
produced at Leipic.
-The London Critic says that cu,y few dsys be-
fo'e her DEATH Lady Morgan was engaged u superin-
tending through the press tale Of lndiar life, euti
tied Luxima the Prophecies, which she hsd taken
great pains to remodel from her first production,
The Missionary, published upward Of forty years
ago. Since then generation has passed avny and
the story Of Luxiua will consequently come forth
ss il It were TO the great mass Of readers Of
nance.
-Coun. Cavour, the Sardnian Prime Minister has
written the following letter 10 an Italian in this city:
" Tusrs. February 70, 1859.
m HvYort the 9h Of January last aud hasten to express
ny ;n c the sentiments therein espssd honorable
ard coun'rymeu resident In United States
Certainly the cfr made by the Italian ensrants there TO
eu'e The rsn' Of the srdnn army in case Of war between
Piedmont sud Auss Prves dispsicn and cannot
bot b. a ing to The Goerr 10 hich such noble otter
Italians America ia such eyrutua;irs
sbove aluceo to- The Government not in of the elements
whence 10 form oud sdrs AID officers for the ranks Of the
ssrdinisn army These elements sdy supersbundant
Pi,cnout " hs' s rally needed is mucb military
s;suc nonry bile grsteu Therefore for this Offer and
y spprecsLs the sentn srts that -pir it, the Sandman
GILneLt dCe Lot consider Xp-dieut that should b.
eeTted Their beng a. sbve staie aTeacy here asGPeaoun
Anerirs eff cuay the Italian by remaining
"a the Cud Sse-, and using the influence in favor of
Efforts a. by returning to iisiy
Receive ihen the assurances Of my sh consideration
Mr.. George =. Edgar desires us to state that a
card published among the advertisements in The
TRIrrxE ON Tuesday signed with his came, aod call.
ing n the members of the Young Mems Christian
Union to vote for Mr. f. W. Ballard was forgery.
TIE Rev. Thomas Marten, late pastor of the st.
James (Cathoc Church of this city, died the 10th
lust. He was born in Killarney, Ireland, g. years
ago.
The Rev. Dr. yinton is restored to health, and
will preach at ST. Paus Chapel on Sunday.
I'll Hon. Luther S. Dixon, recently appointed
to the post Of Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of
Wisconsin, says The Burlington We Free Press,
eva, born in Milton, i'll this county, educated at the
Norwich University, and studied law first with
Judge Poland and after with Levi Underwood of
Burlington. lie removed to Wisconsin in 1850, has
been District Attorney and Circuit Judge, and is
new elevated to the Chief Judgeship." He was,
saws the MoatpeIier IFd,cbmah, Democrat in Yer
mont but, like hosts Of his associates driven by
his princ, les to unite with the Republican party in
1896 HIS promotion has been rapid.
The French Orator Poet of the south of France,
the celebrated Jasipin has been stirring Partisan audi
ences with recaiicns of the latest OF his compositions,
fer the bopeft Of the female orphans OF Nctre Dame
des Arts. With his ardent face and emotional manner
and voice Of perfect modulativn, he compelled q
large auditory at the Sale dn nnvr +" ro""9"i1" his
power with repeated bursts of enthusiasm.
Capt. II. NJ. Markle, a wel-known lake captain,
died Of consumption, in Racine, on Wednesday the
18th inst His funeral took place on Friday last.
The editors of the Patterson a. j. papers-Mr.
Vanderhoven Of The Gu0rdian and Mr. Ghou OF
The D,rnocrGt-recenily had fsticuf fight in the
street for which each arrested and bound over to
keep tie peace. Gibon has been arrested charge
of tn eatening Vandt rhovens life.
Tie biography of Gov. Troup of Georgia, by Mr..
F. j. Purse, is passing through the press at Savau'
nah A Savannah paper is joyful over the fact that
the volume will be 500 pages, and every part Of
it of Georgia production
Various rumors aHoat in Richmo touching
the cards recently published by o. Jennings Wise and
b. Is. Bolts, only of John Minor Botts The latest
Que is that Wise challenged Bolts on Saturday and
they have already departed for parts unknown in order
to arrive at some dm,ea6le adjustment.
There seems to be general fitting Europeward
this season OF American authors. Among the literary
nosbilties on the wing the water preparing
fur FIGHT is Mrs. Suuhworth, who has taken passage
for herself and children the Vigo, which sails for
Liverpool on the 2S'h. She will spend the Sumner
and Autumn in Europe il no longer time.
Out in Ohio the other day. Miss Goss recovered
Al 800 from ber lover, Smotk the sOn of substantial
farmer tor regleoting to uarr, her after many years
'.parking." It is said that both Mis- Goes and Mr..
suook are well satisfied with the result
The Rev. s l.. Baldwin, wife, and two Misses
Wool,on and Miss Potter, of the Missionary Society
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Messrs. Peets and
Rspelre. Of the American Board; also, the Rev. Mr.
O.tr,m. oi the Dutch Reformed Church, arrived ct
at shargta ae Feb. %, in the ship Empress from this
port.
-Mrs. Clarissa Williams, who was l0l years old on
the ith Of Aprh, hyes ID OXFORD Conn., TO the
l., Of May, she was about the house. working every
dsv. a." smart" as many younger women. Between
IL. H., If February and the 7th Of March, she knit
two pairs Of long stockings, Of yarn spun by herself
since she was 100 years I'D. Gen. Washington staid
a. her father house night during the Revolution
She was spinning, with other young ladies,
when be arrived, and rAe says that he sat down aud
talked as chipp-r as anyyoung boy" In snswer to
al inquiry What sort of looking man he was"
.d IA, hair braided in n long