New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18
Personal.

by AT stack of vrTg Saturday last, upsrinduced
by the late eIctemens attending the performance Of
his oflicisl duties.
-O'cf Patterson, q German, residing in Mon'gom-
cry County wss attacked on the highway near Scho-
haIe on the STU inst by several negroes, and robbed
Of biz watch, breastpiu, aid package Of pspTs.
Two of the negroes have been bound over for trial.
-Tbe Nrs relates the following incident, as
youcLed for by country cotemporafy well,
Judge" said an old farmer who met Dsoel S. cku'
s,n after he return from Syracuse "you had terri
bic time down there. Why, | heard they knocked
your brains out ." "No, they haven't said Dick;
.'ifId had any brains shou dnt have gone there
w l. Mackenzie in card which appears in
Tie Toronto COiOalst ssys that the homestead IN
teIded to be presented to him by his friends as re-
ward for bis past political services and sacrifices has
been purchased. d" II is " be says on Bond street
rear the Catholic Cathedral in a delightful part of
Toronto, where my family now reside in more com
Portable dwelling Of their own than they or ] ever
before occupied. l have received the dsei of the
premises
-Mrs. l.. Litteton of Clarke County, Va, died
some time sirce leaving a will in which she gave
freedom to her slaves. Her childreo are attempting
to break the will in order that the slaves msy pass to
them as property. The Clarke Journal takes
somewhat singular view Of the case propounding
doctrines which will sound strange to Northern ears
"rhe attempt prove that shs Of weak Ind and had
been Influenced uad1y by others that she bad previously IN.
leave all her property her chdn and that the
subject was ruuie that he could not comprehend Tho
nature emancipation the right Of property, the relations and
parent h5 the whole subject Of disposng Of val
usl,e proper,y-e.pe, y when the emancipation Of slaves
uncer the State "a Iuvolyeds ausist and seems TO
u. to require opacity The patton of slaves
general thing than the conhscson Of property aud
their value very great Is no light thing TO destroy such an
property Besides properly belongs TO the w'd and
destroyed Nothing that valuable ou. u BE-
destroyed No one right aud he have
legal right or instance TO destroy Perhaps The law de-
msrd. Improvement This subject Let no b. permitted
under any circumstances do that which loss 10 the
world which wrong In tse ani which works no good 10 any
on. bu, evil In &C. eTal and particular"
"A Cor stantinople letter, received by the last
mail relates the almost incredible circumstance of the
old barbarous law of Turkey which prescribos the
assassination of all children which shy princess Of tue
Imperial family may bear to subject, having been
sced upon within the last few days One Of the Sal
tans daughters, the wife of Mahuoud Pashs, was
safely del vered Of fine boy. The Sultan had been
TO zee her but few hours before her confinement,
and il is said that he gave express orders that the
child should not be murdered. Nevertheless
L" damned custom prevailed; the officers of the
seraelio who attended the princess delivered the
babe to a eunuch to be pgedsnd It was strangei
accordingly.
Cyrus Aldricb, one Of the Republicans just elected
TO Congress from Minnesota, says The PrortaeHce
Jornai is native of Smithfeld, Rhode Island lie
went to Illinois many years ago and was at one time
r prominent citizen of Galena. Like so many other
New England men, he has made his way in the world
solely by the force and energy Of his own character.
His old friends in this region will be glad to hear Of
the success which has attended him in his new home.
The Boston Journal of yesterday says:
The Rev. George H. Hspvoh preached before the Twenty
eighth Cousres Society Music Hail. yesterday on The
Church demanded BY the times tskog ground .sins Dr. Bel
cws's Broad Church docrnss A. the Of the
letter from the Rev. Theodore Parker which
received By the Committee Monea last The cOmmun
cation, which read the Society dated from Hontreu
Switzerland and announced TIA. hs advised By the
pen physicians that be will again be able 70 address
CATION should be, he hopes gain sufficient
strength % enable him again 10 labor with bis pen,
speak small Audiences he urged upon the society te- im-
portsnee Of having permanent minister and sen, his
acI Of h poson pas,or The conmu son elsd
with spresn Of bis continued aud feVent 'ymplthy with
the greg,en and al s and promise Of bis
operation them IN the future In the pA though their
official connection .und-red Mr Dudley expressed the
desire tia, Mr. Parker should remain their pastor while Mr.
Pa IVtd, under vhleFe elrcumstfpc's ihd moved
society should accept ,be es.5n. ar Leighton offered
resolutions the elect The motion carried With
three in the negative, aud the resolution
adopted una.imou'y The Committee Instructed notify
Ms. Parker Of The action Of the society"
-The PhIad,lDhia North Anserico1 tells the fol-
lowing story:
day elderly lady accompanied By Der nephew,
le boy returning Ph!iad- 2his from ysi. Der
bone IL Adams County BY the Of the railway passing
,Eougl Col1b Lsacss:er A. Columbia deposns her
b.ss passol Der ,es ale stepped . by the lad
e.Sss Meantime ndsp7ksn, bensyoisn<ookas cd
gentleman. Of py aspect and Een,e d-rnssso entered gn
seat, happ-ned % be ZOE oG!y
empty L. lie ca, ths tEe Old -sy OF aer Fe;ltn as
Obliged .4y 'sl yol ny s' Have fs.Grasd tae
seuteusn, Il .n cory for that ol 9. there
sppssrs BE- o.L-r should b. Obliged r permission
t. you vii % tie h0nof . y. a.. bssie yog!
The ped hti objection tas Der y o9d
uo s,sod 70 ell Re wsy Pbis1epas, loon he 9i
,-tea an :oos b. sp Ihis eooquy s:zsei :he
ian Of bckilg se.,ei who
aid With I'll give ny James B1chsn.a
Pre,isen, of TIE United SAFES. tbs, ~. really
Old Buck ford Of travelling sbJ1 wit1on. parade u
ttercaros The Ioud voice which ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~.
sds ca-ss ens % pro7 aree css FOR NJ Bzessa.l
which given wiA VII, soi tee With soou IN a
uprosr. b.: however De msJ have fsd other OCCASIONS
Od B1ek for s1oh cIs Pstceiyias aa. q, 20
CO; d Is Place lie sEla b. p@rsc with b.ni slaGas All
that hsksp lis quietly rssrkaE tha. b. yr,f-Irsa ea,
l.d.s AID from Columbia % Whssaaa se 4,
chatting unkro~1Dsy. with he mother Of II he ra1ache.:
Republicans In the SAT- Of hem Editor sad writer,
for years sssls; Buchanan ADD hs party
The Rev John Angel. Jsmss died 10 Birmngha