New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08


wide. and three deep spread over with green leaves
on which were placed roast pigs and iutles'
The Rev. Nathan Stern, ID. D., for twenty years
Rector Of St. Johns Episcopal Church in Norris'Own,
Pa, died on the LET inst
Mr. Christopher Edick, man who has borne bal
,nu,.tion lately succeeded in inducing che managers
of The Cleveland Inrmary 10 let bin take irom that
Ios.,on two colored children brother and sister.
Il has snc, been ascertaned that he had before APP
I, for them. sold his farm in Ohio for the purpose
of emigratnq TO Missouri whittier he has SINCE gone,
taking the children with him with the intention, II -
supposed TO sell them ar slaves.
Miss Mary Jane Beck of New-Haven, whose Ten
dency to insane fits of a peculiar kind was recently
manifested on board the carr between NewiiaNen ana
Hartford has been furnished with bracelet inscribed
with her name aIsi residence that when found wan
derne hereafter, she may be returned to her home.
The disease Of which Gov. Jones OF Tennessee
died was chronic diarrhea, with which he had been
suffering ever since he was attacked by cholera some
years ago. His health had been in Preeario"s state
for long time, and an announcement Of hs death bad
been expected for the last three weeks
The Indian girls at the Usage Mission School have
deputed the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 20 De the
bearer OF q present 20 ihf thNSi"eN VI NhN N"NNS
States. The memento consists of q couple of purses
of silk and buckskn, beautifully worked in beads.
The next course of lectures before the Lowell Insti
tute in Boston viii be delivered by DIR. Soger, on
Rome, Christianity and the Rise of Modern Civili1s-
ton"
Miss Abbey Bowe, aged IL, left her home Mr..
Turner's, Third avenue, Hfty-sixth street,, on
the eth ult and has since been heard OF by her
friends As she was greatly depressed in her feelings,
il is feared she has committed suicide. She wore a
brown straw hat, plaid shawl and striped dress. Any
tdngs OF her will be thankfully received by her sister,
Helen, No. 76l Third avenue.
M. Julien has been released from his pscuniary
endorsements in Paris. He attributes his ruin 10 the
scorpions Of the legal profession in London, and to
certain music spectators who have fattened on his
former success. During the twenty years that Julien
reiQned monarch of the famed popular concerts, he
acknowledges to have received the enormous cum Of
GOO goo in England and America lie has lately
fused offers to return to London to preside enter
tainments of a similar character and is now busily
engaged in writing " His Life and Times among the
English
1t reported that Wendell Phillips, on receiving
one hundred dollars for his recent lecture at Plymouth
Church, upon the Harper's Ferry Invasion, imine-
diately paid over the whole sum contribution to
John Brown, to procure for him such comforts as hs
may need in the few remaining days of his life
Mr. Francis Graves, of London, one Of tho
most skiful connoisseurs of paintings and engayings
in Europe, died in London on the 18th ult.
AT Milan, scandal is busy with an event which has
something of the ludicrous. A nobleman Of some
weah--who had contracted marriage by civil con-
tract before the legal authoresound il expedient TO
dsown the tie after while in order to connect himself
with Miisnese lady of great personal attractions
The second marriage solemnzed in church. But
the lady in her turn having been courted by man OF
higher rank and greater wealth. instituted proceedings
to annu her marriage, upon the plea Of bgamy on the
part of her husband alleging that 1t serves her
purpose, that his first marriage was legal. The new
banns werepubshed but the husband Of the two wives
instituted proceedings to forbid them. The matter is
now before the courts and it remains TO be seen whe-
Their the husband of two wives is to become bachelor,
and the lady ambitious of second husband while the
first is living, is to be pronounced spnster
In civil suit which Commodore Vanderbilt has
commenced against the proprietors of The New-York
Times for alleged libel in charging him with COM
pcity with the flbusters he has laid the damages
at 100000.
The son Of the Hon. Mrs. Norton died recently ia
Paris. He was about thirty, and attached to the
British embassy there.
The Count of Montemoln, the pretender TO tho
throne of SPAIN has arrived in Paris, and taken apart
mens in the Hotel dn Rhn, occupying, it is said the
identical room formerly tenanted by Louis Napoleon
when he was deputy in the National Assembly.
In speech at Liverpool the other day, Mr.. Glad
stone said: CDR. johnson, / think, says land have
great respect for whatever falls from HIM that what
ever induces man TO live in the future and less
in the present. exas him in the scale ofcreaton Ifthat
be SO land am inclined TO believe il is sol the poaon
of the railway shareholder must be exalted one."
This is true of American well as of English railway
shareholders. Their profits all in the future tense
On Tuesday, October IS, the marriage was cele-
brated at st. MichaePs Church, Highgate London, Of
Alaric Alfred Watts to Anna Mary Hewitt, elder
daughter of William and Mary Hewitt.
Madame Gris lately met with very unfriendly
reception in Madrid from what cause we are not in
formed Madrid letter mo date) IN the Independence
Belize says that at the performance Of Norma 80 or GO
persons, hired for the purpose, and placed in little
groups in the upper galleries, greeted her with groans
and noises of all kinds which completely drowned the
voices of Madame Grisi and Mario The uproar was
at its hight at the commencement Of the duet in the
second act Potatoes then thrown from the upper
galleries falling at the feet of Madame Grisi, and
into the pit. The public IN the
boxes and other parts of the house indig
nantly 10 protest against such an outrage, but
Madame Gris withdrew, her face bathed in tears.
Mario attempted for seconds 70 brave the storm,
bu, was obliged TO leave the stage. One Of the en-
poyes Of the theater came forward 10 announce bst