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

az picture and Likeness OF the eminent Judge snC
| p Nsioian. We understand that Judge Foots ba,
usier.s for complete history OF Chautauque County
whi,A Il is bis intention to write out and publish
IRE long.
The FLOWING is LIST Of the New.Yorkers who
have taken ,Nttsges at Newport for the coming ses-
sOn
Jsue- I-nox srr-- Wetnsor- Augustus Hlrtor. J. C
vsn Reu.ss.-r Henr, Van R.S-..I.r Mr k.ansd, wsrd
fsH.ss. FredsneE VIA a. y.,PS Grafton. IT,. 0y,rss "
istrsr l. N sg,hsrtoTd W RhiDelsnds5 Henry james.
HcLeocs Js- 20 Tuck L. Hoffman. Lsui. De Sauc.
H. '. Butter. William BmyH. Notsbvek- Count Henry do
Wilbor.t, AUsas,- Beimou..
On Monday morning last Commander j. =. Paine
United States Navy died a, his residence in Portland,
at the age of GO. leaving wiz sud three children.
The deceased entered the servic. in 1873 and con-
,irued in it, with few intervals, unsil lS5NThen his
health had become 30 impaired that he retired from
the actual service and MAS placed Upon the retired
list During the period of his service he was on the
Wet India station. in per-ut Of pirates, in the years
1924 and 1875. His health suffered then from yellow
fever 80 that he was prevented from serving again
for about two wears. He WIS troubled with attacks
of fever every Autumn afterwari, and frequently
with fever snd sgue. On the partial recovery of his
health be er,ed FOR three yesrs the Mediterranean
under Capt Ten Eyck, in 1886 and 1887 on the Amer
icap to render assistance To vessels in distress
TIE following Summer under the same commander,
he was on the West Indis station. He was then sP
pointed to the command OF the t;ranpus, in which,
after making two cruises, he returned to the Uuited
States. He then, in command OF the same vessel
made two cruises to the coast of Africa,
ing in that command about two years and suffering
tibet station from the coast fever. In 1874 he
ordered TO tie command of the brig Perry, then in
Canton, and Lad the honor to br'ug the American
Minister the Hon. Caleb Gushing, from Macao to
Mazatlan and san Bias. He thep round Cape
Horn ard arrived at Norfolk. He aAerward COM
manded the soop-of.war Cyaue on the West India
station.
The Washington correspondent of The Mont
go-nery Aia.l Adrertiser writing April 26, says,
that on the Gay before an order was sent from the
State Department to the Marshal of the District u-
siructing him to take all necessary means to guard
The British Legation from riolspcs snd particularly
to render them III the neighborhOod Of Lafsy
cite square and Madison place. The order was
based upon a paper signed by Lord Lyon aud all the
attaches, averrng their persons to be in danger from
threats but specifying particular one of the num-
Der. II that Steer in Of the
of this city, at the corner Of the Presidents squsre,
or near by discovered that of the British Lega
ton had had too much to do with his wife.
Count Foucher de Careil. French scholar lately
published four hitherto Unknown Essays 10y Descartes,
which were brought to light under very curious cir.
cumstances. 1t appears that the manuscripts were
stut by their author from Rouen to Paris by the boat
which, in the seventeenth century carried the mails
up tie Seine. This boat foupdered when its
destination, at the port de Eeoe, and its contents
being fshed up from the river, Descsrtes writings,
nearly llegibe, were sold waste paper, and, by
very lucky chance. fell into the hands Of Leibntz,
the German philosopher. who was then in Paris, aud
who after having deoiphered and copied tho con-
tents, took his copy with him to Hanover. 1t
was in the Royal Library of the latter place that
Count Carei discovered the papers, safely hidden
among heaps of other manuscripts yet distinguished
by label in the handwriting Of Leibnt1, bearing
the inscription, "Copie lie Jun, 1876. The titles
of the Essays are, Some Considerations on Sciences
in General" "Note- on Algebra" Experiments,
and "Olympques, a Discourse
Tile New.York correspondent Of The Charleston
Ners, says: Daniel f.. Sickles, on da who is back
from Washington. is 10 sail for Europe about the
middle or last Of june there to spend few months in
quiet repose and recuperae his present shattered po
ltica eperges The report that he is about to for
q divorce, IT, to employ cant phrase, all bosh.
Danie ard Teresa will live together at future day
as hnrnoniousy as though nothing had happened
A movement is cont mpated for the purchase of
Ashland from James Il. Clay.
A new work, in two vols, on Angelica Kaufman
has recently appeared in Paris.
Mr.. Asa W. Brown Of Cincinnati, says that he
solved the long-mooted question of the squaring Of
the circle Monday April D. 1882 with the follow
ing result: field of 72s yards round is 100 yards
across, and contains precisely ~ acres cube Of i2
square Of 10, and square Of ~ The numbering was
reached urexpectedy through Investigations formerly
made in the vibrations of musical notes.
Judge Cradlehaugh, United States Judge 10 Utah,
hrnnrIf him In conflict with Gnyernnr