New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09

,;er dated On board the steamer q; Santa CroI,
bound 20 sou.hsmp;oO, England.
! The hsel.h Of the Hoo. Rufus Choste il rapidly
/ improving lie expects 70 leave for Europe in the
| steamer of the i5;h irs,.
The Hon Linn Boyd of Kentucky, was sQjourn-
ing Ebensburg, Pa, last week His healih Is still
very bad.
Tn Rectestsr UsiOa .sys that Mrs. Stout, the
mother Of Ira Stout and Mrs Sarah Littcs il in state
Of de- itu,ion bordering on starvation She has lived
retired hie and endesvored to obtain livelihood as
laundress; bat the a;,cmp, failed rs soon IS those
Who employed her discovered who she was.
tn Cs.k0l.c Mirror announces the conversion
70 Ca,holcity of Mrs.. Bount of Georgetown, dAugh
ter of Mr. G. Key author of the Star Spsngled Ban.
ner and 's,ber Of Philip Barton Key. Mrs. Blount is
a niece of Ch,f-Jus;ice fancy.
Mr.. Frank Rowe Of Fort Dodge, late Sergesn,-
at. Arms Of the Iowa House of Representatives was
c,u,ly .ho dead BY the Indians while on his way to
Pixies Peak.
WIN. H. Robertson formerly United States Con-
sul at Havana and who died there lately, was vol
unteer aid 10 Gen. jackson at the battle OF New
Orleans, and also in Florida.
The Coznrsrille lInd.) Times announces the
desth on the 9th nit. of Meredith Helen, the eldest
inhsbitant OF tha, place. He was born in Mason
County, Ky, in 79i and emigrsted TO the Territory
of Indiana in 1911. lie the first President OF the
White Water Valley Canal, and of the Faye;te
County Bank, and an estimable citizen.
-TAe Pendls,on Messenger, in sketch Of the
"Old Stone Meeting House in that town, after
speaking Of several celebrities buried in the grave
yard cave:
Beneath cluster If csd.rs repose all Of John
Miller printer We fingered long By h'ssye for his eventfa life
verd with hi, scendanis DO live 10 this vicinity could
have Diver fuller c,rh Of him. Mr. Miller the Oldest ypoin
those paper. be we'll knewhe expelled from Enssnd lie
s e sSis in. psTr psSsa & ss and
thence removed % fepds9n T'n he press which Gen o,eeSs
publication q The Pead:on MeseHgethe second paper e''se
hshed in this State. .
Junu. bat John Mer carried the secret 70 his At the
Ola store Mre,hs HOue and has e information IS to the
Of The author"
-Frezzolini met with a sad mishsp recently at the
opera in Paris. Though but partially recovered from
a bronchial attack, she insisted taking her part
with Tamberik and Borghi-Mamo in the performance
of Trova,ore for the benefit Of the Italian Volunteer
Fund All went on very well until, in the midst of
the orcible duet between Leohora and the Counttha
follows the Miscrere scene, Frezzoini suddenly
stopped. ,rembled and lost her voice. With one sal
baritone. who carried her behind the wings She
was Immediately laid upon the couch which serves IN
the following prison scene for the gypsy Azucena
but TO avoid disturbing the unfortunate prima DONNA
the scene was not changed and the opera closed with
the tenor and contrsl,o duet Madame Frczzcni being
unable 10 rise much less resume her part.
Ramsay Crooks, esq, well-known and highly
esteemed merchant of this city, died on Tuesday
evening at his residence in st. Marks place, in the
I'D year of his age. In early life Mr.. Crooks was
engaged in the +" Fur Company" under John Jacob
Aston and resided for many years in the northwest
portion of this continent now knosn as the state OF
Oregon and Territory of Washington. Mr.. Crooks
has passed by land from the farof Northwest to
this city at tune when at every step the travellers
life was in danger. The suferings his party endured
ON the last trip over the Rocky Mountains will be re-
membered by those who have read Washington
Irving's Astoria" When Black Hawk was in New
York he was on one occasion at Mr. Crooks s table,
and said that Mr.. Crooks was the best friend the
India IS ever had in the far West" Ii Is said that
Mr.. Crooks was the fir-t white who passed over
the route Of which Col Fremont supposed that be
the original dscoverer.
Henry Barnard, Ill. D., of Connecticut who was
some time since elected Chancellor Of the Wisconsin
for The purpose of entering upon the dschargc Of hs
duties The ceremonies Of the Inauguration of the
Chancellor elect, are take placs at the end Of the
present term Of the University
The Minnesota papers are having little anrise-
the fact that Gen. Shields found hsp pocket
book containing s. 500, in his overcoat pocket after
having given it up stolen, While going up the Mis-
sssipp
The Golden Wedding of COL and Mrs. Joha Nye
of Lee Mass, was celebrated on the evening Of May
ls Nearly 200 guests present. including Is who
were over 20 years of age They were married 90
years ago, by the late Rev. DR.. Hyde, in the same
room in which the celebration took place. and had oc
cuped the house ever since with the exception of II
yeus. Mrs. Nye was one of family Of Is children,
Of whom were born in that house, and were living
ard present at the gathering. Mrs. Nye has cared
for six aged people 40 years VI age, who have
died in that house, and her mother 20 when
she died. Both parties We're born in Ice. Mr Nyes
father lived 70 be 80 years DID, aud his grandfather s.
and Col. Nye himself had never been sick enough 20
be detained from church. OF children they have had
but SON adopted daughters / grandchildren and
/ srea, graodchild.
Senior LerdOde Tejala, formerly member Of Com
onors Cabinet, ond author Of the law about church
property which caused much disturbance in
Mexico and led 20 the overthrow Of the Liberal Gov.
eminent, is now Mayor Of Mszatan.
The UcsteyA Chyrsfaa A1r0cate says that all
The preachers of the Episcopal Church, NORTH ex-
cep, two have been driven out OF Texa by the slave
holders.
In the United States Court at St. Louis, Mr..
Blliogs, proprietor Of billiard saloon, has been
mulctei in 10000 damages by his barkeeper, whom
he caused 10 be arrested OF suspicion Of theft.
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