New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

whicb contains favorable report Of his health, and
eJ,rcsces hope that be may return in October next
The Rev. Robert T. s Lowell Of Newark, the
well known author Of "The New Priest in Conception
Bay" ba- accepted call to the parish Of Duanes-
turgb, T. Mr.. Lowell has accepted ,hi' call 10
oder that he m.y obtain more leisure for literary
pursuits
The Rev. J. F. Clarke of Boston hss received
and accepted an invitation 10 presoh the sermon be-
fore the graduating class Of the Cambridge Divinity
| School.
F Allerton, the wretch who starved and beat has
wife in Orleans County, has been inflicted IL Is
ceditsbe TO the Bar Of that county that the monster
could not fni lawyer who would bring q libel suit
| against the editor who exposed his villany.
The report tfst Cbaupcey vibbsrd, esq. in
tended to resign his position OF General Superutsnd
ert Of the Central Railroad on account of i'll health,
| is unouDded.
Baron Humboldt has addressed the following
letter to Lieut. Maury of the National Observatory:
BEsLIS. April H. 1859.
II with the NOS, lively acknowledge thai my
na.rou. freud and associate The Superintendent ofh- United
sstes OTIS rystory and Hydru-uptica CISCO 81 Washington
Br % AID hnppy inAuense which your visit
Eur Las rara.ey exercised specially wheIr your prs
the Of shortening the duration of
Il belongs 10 me- more than to any other ,sr
| hes 50 goro,siy opened.
scs,ely in .a,e Of oonvsesc-ice, limi, myself
offer the tribute II aknow due Tor
vr very humble and very ohadien, servant,
ALEXANDER Won HUMBOLDT.
Al the Of 20 years.
The usual my horrible writing
Mir. Boomer has recently taken up her residouoe
at Council Bluff Iowa Whether she stll appears
i
According TO one of the Western Methodist pa
per- Bishop james, during the recent noisy Confer
ence in Texas had. in the hour of extremity, given
the Masonic sign when the rabble dispersed, and the
Conference permitted to close its session.
john S. Holland of Kentucky offeri $50 reward
for the return to bis service Of Thomas whtlock,
a Methodist minister
Sir Moses Montefore and his American colleague
have arrived in Rome and will soon apply for an su-
dience Of the Pope. letter from Rome observes
that il is not to be supposed that any change will be
made in 1.-THE line of conduct adopted toward the
yourg Mortara, nor "would the conscience Of the
Supreme Pon,if allow him to endanger the salvation
of the neopbyte by bringing him again into contact
with relations or friends Of the Jewish persuason"
The exertons OF the two ENJOYS will more probably,
be directed toward obtaining some kind Of guaranty
against future repetitious Of similar iorcibe CONVEX
siOns.
Mrs. Mary Cuthbert. widow Of Capt Anthony
Cutl bert of the Revolution was visited May l. at
her residence u Arch street. Philadelphia, by some
fifty of her children, grandchildren and greagrand
children, who assembled to congratulate the old lady
on attaining her Goth birthday, in the full possession
of her mental faculties.
4 a., Lo, opJo "a .aii
torial career with The Irish News of NewYork, which
started about three years ago He is busily en-.
gagged on Lis Costa Rcan work.
II Pirata, musical paper published in Turin.
Sardinia, says: Piccolonin at the Academy OF
Music New-YOrk, has gained u new victory. The
maestro Muzio, director of the establishment, has
become the idol of the American public
A Bible was presented at the National Hotel, in
Washington on Wedne sday night, to the Rev. Mr..
Haley the clergyman who obtained much noto-
rety in connection with the Sckles case the prssepta
ton being an acknowledgment of his sympathy with
Mr. Sicke-. Speeches were made after the usual
FORM Mr.. Haey's remarks were we'll garnished with
texts from the Scripture.
DR.. Harvey Bond, physician of over 10 years
practice in Philadelphia, and widely known as Que of
the mCs successful American prosecutors of gene
illogical history, died at bis residence on the 18th inst
DR.. Bond was the author Of a History Of Waertown,
was member Of all the Historical Societies of this
country. Though suffering for year past from
paralytc stroke, his literary activity continued to the
very day Of Lis death. lie a native Of Water
town, Mass, graduate of Dartmouth College, New
Hampshire and owed from Concord to this city in
1919. lie died at the age Off
Died in the town Of Leicester on Tuesday, the
2Cth ult the Rev. join d. Hudson, the Pioneer Mn-
lster and the Patriot, at the good old age OF 81.
Father Hudson, Is he universally called. was
born in Hartland Litchfed County, Conn, in the
wear i7.0 In the year 1896 he removed, with his
wife, to Franklin, Delaware County, 10 this State.
In 1870. he connected himself With the Methodist de-
nomination belonging to the lerkimer Circuit, which
included all the churches from Hudson River to the
Genesee. During that year be entered the ministry
preaching and travelling west along the southern tier
TO AIegary County. His duties were lcborious-en-
counteriDg those rias only experienced by the faith
full itirerant poneer-travelng from ten to twenty
miles and preaching sevt raj times daily To mis- Ia
bon arc many prosperous churches indebted Tor their
first organization. About the year 1884 he to
this place. then Aliens Hill, the only white settle
mept on the Genesee River below Angelica. Subse-
queptv he preached in the towns of Groyeland,
Spsrta East HILL Dauville, Avon, Lima, Llvonis,
&c. To the wear 1914 he continued to labor IN the
towns. villages and settlements, from Cayugn County
west to Lake Erie In 1851 bis ministerial labor. as
pastor ceased.
The Empire STATE published at Griffin, Ga,
comes out with the name OF Alex. II. Stephens for
President.
-Tle Louisville Courier Of yesterday declares that