New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17
Of the fsurs sre eoaesived IN pedso

surroundings d tho f2ure afe coAcsived IN po<feok
TASTE"
Among the passengers from Bsstoa In the Amer.
ics On Wednesday we're th aoo. Rsbe c. w0-
tb'op and Prof Agsssiz, vita ,heir fsmles. Mr.
Choste was not VIII es'Sgh to leave boma
The Hon. Shenard Clemens who be, % long
been suffering from the oonseq sesoes of his du. i;h
young Wse, ~As married 90 the 9th Inst n Hrs C.
T. Groves II her plantatios in Madison Parish Louis
lara.
Gen. Jim Lsne has written letter 70 TL Leaees-
~orh Times to notify Kansas editors that, as pnv.
ate citizen, bs clsns exemption from farther ASSAULT
until lie shall again enter the political arena
Gen Join T. Wool has written . long letter
touching the war, iu a tone Ear from cheerful
The Hon. Caleb Cushing is TO be tho orator be-
fore the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Dartmouth Col
lege, on Wednesday, July q.
DIR. j. G. Holland of Springfield, viii address
the literary societies of Hamilton College, Clinton, N.
Y, next commencement, in July.
"A nRht 10 imminent betwees the Hon. Care.
Davis and Nr. Sims, the Democratic candidate for
Cor gress in the Lexington (Ky.) District, the latter
having called the foSIuer liar and ecoundrel.
The Hon. Freeman Gslarhs Of Jericho, Vt, did
suddenly Tuesday morning a. the age Of 70. He has
held varioos o6ces Of honor Ia vprmout, among then
that Of Assistant Judge Of Chttested County Court
He was Q ron Of Jonas Gslasha, wto was tyr I've
years Governor of Vermont.
The citizens Of AusSbury, Mass, are talking Of
monument to the Hoa. Jossh Bartlett, ono of tas
iigptis Of the Declaration Of Independence.
--TagEoni, tho wellkno~p dsnseuss, having her,
self married penpiess nobleman, and having just
given her daughter who il now the wife of Prince
Trouble,zo, all her private fortune for dowry, has
now sbart oned her villa upon Lake Como, aud has
returned TO PJs seeb the of living for her
self and spouse. Upon the marriage Of her daughter
sbe bound herseH not to appear agsis upon the stage
where she might even now make fortune. Hence
she driven TO undataks the instruction Of others.
She applied to The Conservative for situation but
was not successful, and 40 obliged 70 rely upon the
patronage Of the public
Tho Paris Gossip" of The Lirrpool Journal
says:
"Rumors of the interview which took pare at Ales
sspdria before Garbads departure on his expedition
have reached us even here. IL that the smooth
tongue VI the Emper had power over Gsrbslit
He il rough and plain spoken aud told the murderer Of
French and Italian liberties few Of those wholesome
TRUTH which may trouble his digestion Of the ios with
which be has been fed long, and make them turn
rs,her sour hr stomach. It seems that the inter-
view was 20 stormy that it vas put end TO ratoer
abruptly and the unrecnting paure Of the f-eag by
which Ganbadi ia actusted may have bees judged
since by his proclaim alton, wherein, while due 40
knowledgment is made to the King OF ardins for his
aid in expeiDg the Austrians from Italian soil, no
mention whatever 10 made Of France O. anything
French wLstever."
The Hon. james r. Doolittle United States
Senator from Wisconsin, ia to deliver the address at
tho Hobart GENEVA College Commencement on tho
2lst inst.
The firm of Clark e. Fsycl. editors and propre-
tors Of The Northern Nep- York Journal, published
at Watertown, has been dissolved. Col w. A. Clark
will continue to conduct the paper.
The Hon. F. C. Lsville. member Of tho Louis
lana House Of Representatives from Nsw-Orleaas,
who wss one of the sufferers by the terrible explosion
Of the steamer Princess near Baton Rouge, in Zebra
airy last, died from the injuries on Sunday lasts