New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11
Personal

A Mis- Way, in New. Orleans, sdvertses TO n'ks
grand balloon sscensios from Congo square, tniena
ing e crose Lake Portohsrtrsin II tbs wind serves
Previocs TO staring, she will hold public deos's
With Kentucky lawyer 90 Wemsns Rights, mus
ccmb:rir the practical and the theoretical.
Tile Pare correspondent Of Tie ". y. Ti",' u
enthusiastic over q new dasSSESe-s goddess Eho
t.s descerded on tina. sphere from nobody knows
wbere-s goddess who "is laughing, nervous,
rolhekjrg cresure of twsn'v-.wo," with pie sslng
bat not handsome" face; who shen she dances us
ball Of IIdi.-rubber bal that "qayers, stu nbes
ard bounds who is also "a succession OF tsshes OF
lightning; also Of Congreve rockets also sis not
q woman, but a volcano" ard who vaults to~sri
the ceiling in rose-col0red CATERS, which he who hs'
not seen has potbipz. She is kno Fp among men
as Maguisi', IA Rugrenotts.
The tsschsrs end pupils of the Nativity Catholic
Sunday School, 10 thi. city have sent gold M,tess
cross for "his heroic corduc;, to Thomas Wal,
the little boy who endured the whipping 10 the
Eliot School in Boston rather than dsobey bis father.
TIE Indspendesf South [Gufin, Gs.,l in giving
az account of the vest Of NJ. Smith Ben to that
place, says that:
"He expires sed dissent from his friend John Mtches
positions upon the African slaveTade and Union les
lions M Obs opinions upon these subjects may
be Influenced by old country prejudices.
John Mitchers paper, TIE Citizen, thereupon, is
disposed to pardon much to Mr.. Bnsn's ignorance
ard irexper cree, but thinks tina. ''f he stay much
loreer in tire country be must that we are oouod to
buy slaves in Afroe the Virgins being too dear,
and that the Union has become mschieyous Impost-
ure."
It's clear that the well-stocked Alabama plsntstcn
are smorg the thirgs "sfar OF unstsned and dim 10
the patriot Mitchell, sithout avery marked reduction
in the pnc. Of niggers'
Mr. Albert Smith is about to Marry Miss Msry
Kelley the eldest daughter of Dir Koeley an English
actor, and herself an actress and vocalist.
The Eagle Of tie South jackson, Miss declares
that not the Rev. II. 7. Lewis, nor yet Mr.. W. p.
Wauner was the suthOr of The Harp OF Thousand
Strrgs, but that J. s. Morris, esq, of Port Gibson,
was tne happy man. Any more
A correspondent in Georgia writes US that Mr..
Hazard OF Providence Who was in.ulted aud struck
by the ssve.trader Lamar, few days since in Swan
nah on suspicion OF having written aetter to erov-
dence paper, threatened with coat of tar and
feathers and that telegraph notices were cent 10 var-
Gus places to warn others to be the lookout for him
in those places Oar correspondent. farther says that
M Hazard "is q quiet, snsbls person, in poor
health, and was quite taken sback at the abrupt
change which, we understand, was entirely unde-
served
Gen. Ward b. Barrett is to return to Tennessee,
after placing his deputy surveyors in the field in Ksu-
sas and Nebraska to receive from Col Andrew Jack
son the gold snuf box LEFT by Gen. Jackson and
awarded to Gen. Burnett by the vote OF the Newiork
regiment.
Mr.. Marshall II. Berry distinguished physician of
Boston very i'll in this city, ard is not expected to
recover. His faulty and pastor, Dr.. Gannett, came
on to visit him on Saturday
The family Of the late Joseph Roiman Drake hsye
withdrawn their opposition to the sale OF Mes'rs Rudd
s Csrletons edition of the Cuprit Fay, the publish
ers paying them scOpy.rigbs.