New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21
PERSONAL.


cusion trip soro-s tie atlantic and Tor the purpose Of
making tour through the United s.tes. The prop
Coed !ype. commencing from Nr~-lofk, vii take
them UP the Hudson TO Saratoga, thence through the
Northern Woods AMI Lakes Of New-Ycrk State.
where tnsy are promised some excellent fishing and
shooting. The idea i good one, and If the patty Is
properly constituted, they vii no doubt fad many
roveies 10 interes, them, and not few investments,
which may be well nth their attention.
The Germans in Charleston, S. c., have elected
DR.. L:eber Of this city to deliver the Grafton the
approaching huniredth anniversary Of Schers birth
day-ia German and in English The birthday of
Schiller and that Of Luther il the 10th of November
and since We are about il, Of Scharnhorst too
enough for an German, any usn whatever to tax
about.
-JB.. ssys "Occas;oua.," in his aervous excite
en ard suspicious character. i- getting afraid Of
ioss nearest his person he half doubts Appleton ri
es ard shudder. when he thinks of the possibility OF
same members Of his Cabinet being trescherous.
The ffierds Of M Butts iof TIE Rochester Union
end family will Be pleased to learn that brief letters
have been received from him By the Europa. which
sailed from Liverpool just after their arrival there
OF the Persia which announce his continued health,
and that Of bis party.
The De Forest Prize Medal, Of the value Of 500,
given to that member of the Senior Glass of Yale Col
ege, who shall write and pronounce an English Ora
ton in the best manner awarded on Friday 10
Mr. RobsTt A. Stiles, Of the Rev. j. c. Stiles, d.
D.. Of New-Hgyen-suhiect, "John Calvin and his
Doctrines, and their Influence upon Civil Liberty
We zee il announced that Gen. James II. Lane is
about stating east on lectcrug tour-his subject
being the late troubles in Kansas Of which he prooa-
biz has as much persona! know ledge as any other
man living. He was advertised to speak at Rich
mend, Ind on the Goth.
w. w. Fosdick Of Cincinnati is announced Is the
poet and Thomas Corgin the orator Of the Fourth
Of July celebration to be held at the Tppccanoe bat
tie grounds.
"A correspondent writes TO say that the notorious
Deacon Cox Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio whose extreme
piety was so manifest few days since in returning to
hopeless bondage a poor colored man after he had
been set at liberty by of their Judges, has Just
cen excluded fra the Market-treet Baptist Church
Of that city, Of which the Rev. A. Pinney is pastor.
This Co, is the father of the renegade Member Of
Congress by that name from Ohio. All honor 20 the
church who have 80 noby indicated their regard for
the purity of Christianity, and may their iathiulness
be album isnty rewarded
The lion. Sdmntl utuONty VI t"luhVuS, UNIV,
Is announced to deliver the Annual Address before the
Literary Societies Of Indiana Asbury University on
Monday next, 9th inst.
Tile Rev Samuel J. May, in recent letter to
TIE Syracuse Standard, thus refers to an ArmeLian
convent near Venice:
ct ia the place where, il i. said, all The printing is
done for the scattered but still numerous members OF
tbi. ancient branch Of the Christian Church. Unlike
bn lixpi in mon
this little community industrious, and withel
learned men. Some Of them understand ana Pnut
books in twenty-seven languages. They showed ~
volume containing a prayer of the Church IN that
number OF different dialects We bought Of them sev.
era of their publications. and they gave Us printed
catalogue Of all he books that have been issued iro
their press The only American works they have
translated and printed in the Armenian language are
Urcle Toms Cabin and small collection oi Mr.. BY
antr POEMS"
A Weston (Mo.l correspondent Of TIE 81 LOUIS
Republican, writing june 3 says:
" Cspt. Pate ard his negro man Austin Iabou' whom
the cGspapeTs have bad 80 much 10 'ay rcceh'!yI
arrived Lcte on Saur lay. Df. Morris iini-diIt-!y
GOT ont wit for the possession Of the boy, the oice
got him ont of Pates possession and handed aim over
10 Morris who IN few minutes passed nm over 10 d
n, grotrader. Pate then suNd out some other sor!
wit or Aft achnen for the possession OF the b)y giving
GOOD bonds fer the aue of the slave IL case hurn
should prove title To him. whereupon the trader CAV
back the boy TO the Officer ana 50 the poor darcy
lating medium ard with the celebrity and slick5e's
the little Joker in the classic Amusement OF thinbrig
Fer twenty-iour hours the game was Disk am enter
tanning; sometimes the negro was Pate :, am SONS
times lie Yves Moiriss; il Vas now yon see MN, ana
now YOU don't until your correspondent becsii- con-
u ed and bewdered, ana gave up all hope Oh ascer-
ainir head or til of the complicated affair during
the time that the legal transactions We're progressing
Cant T. and DIR. VI. met at the Exchange Ho,el III
Kansas City, and sharp words and prompt drawing o,
weepons took place bat bysaDders nterfered, ami
desperae conflict for they both gentlemen OF de-
teininaion) was prevented, or a. least postponed.
The Trustees of the village of Lockport having
rendered to GOV. Morgan the Inequalities OF the Cor
poration his EScelency responded a. follows;
ALBANY, June ls l8Ja.
SIR had the hono II this day your AID
,ndy letter y,trrday's dse conmqu', LOG me r ,n
Of the Of Trustees inviting 20 Nis the 'sse oil h
MOTT AZ such tim, az may be convenient 20 mo- 80 . .
II would certainly sord great pleasure % sep t- u'l
taticu and thus have Opportunity Of becoming ps', .
grow ylspe svss long known . me % one .. tne o'
Interesting In say respects in hr State and hope a. 'Iie
future peTd able TO bu at present. am unable %
b. pe.S . Sop1ry to tie B,srd Of Trustee. ny thanks fsr
,t ril,,- t.pJer n tie lespsri.. Il your yiilsg-
With much re.P-ct' your obedep, 'T I 1slidpc,y
To Mr. R ST. JOIN, President The Bo''d Of L''
| por, ny.
Theodore $. Fay our Minister to Switzerland,
whe il i said viii soon be recalled, has not been
within the limits OF the United States for thirty year,
In accordance with ar old custom, the Boston
Light Infantry, on Saturday evening made preseh-
tation Of plate TO Major Charles O. Roger, VINO hs'
recently retired nom the command OF that company
/ M-ior Rogers enlisted in this corps a. private IN
/ April, 1874; in 1851 he accepted commission a
Lieutenant, and early in 1851 he was chosen to The
command and l0r more than five years occupied thai
position The service was presented IN an apPTopr-
ate speech by private Richard \. Newell, ard MaJ''
Rogers responded. After the presentation, Gilmore
hani marched in playing Cant Rngerss Q lick,'epl