New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

~ c;S.e,ore Ana Palma Is cold. attractive, a.d ~
rc nicus The picture. 10 short, Is nns oIe 10 =.
/ sp.c, 10 be mace tight ot-ore which, enetee' ts
tsken fof better or for worse, w.tn az eeuot, "a
S,ssoreeuent canuot be looked 81. without r,ere,ts
! .nrges,on and remembrance beipg excued-woa
csnIot be recoeced without sincere respect 'ot .,
s,pirat.oa al the Performance oi hun VINO mas Pas'
! NJ. Stowe Is the rsme given 70 famous rseia,
,s.. ;r Er rand which was recently entered FOR u
I Lockwood races.
The Newport correspondent Of Tie Boston I'a'-
'r-iPt say, ....,r;s. and local charms of Newport,
,a,ns;n TIE social privileges obtsinsoe az pres
snt Al this time for instance we nave 'nOse sraa
w. s-,ists Wm NJ Hunt aDd kicna'I Ssss; ms
former has on BIS easel an s 81. ~; ,bs l.,t.,
,s,y ror,rait Of ChefJustice SHAW, ano Tue suet
orac.fnl ep6 nairv sketch Of crossing-sSeep, mes
sbape OF sweet little poverty stricken g T saS'
ooy We have Dr. Hawks in literature, troi III "
Hartford Wr. C. Bryant, Geo L.. ~, S' the .u,hor
e0nr Cousin Veronica sud 'Amabel Dr. Spsrss e
C.a,briSee Prot. Mcpuffee of Virginia, Dr; y. .
Holmes. " b. Hodgson, the phlolcglss W 49, H.
~ Kn;ck erbocker Magazine, Mrs Juha Nu noNe
snd the Rev. c. T. Brooks. The am'soe bTa
Crabo Of the Prus.ian beg alton, Is tue most gems.
Jnio0qaf. CO.. Magrud~r II cur naHnaus -, s1st.'
IEcc. ard Hamilton Fish political gelle''iaa respect
Gu afur;ors relics of the past have awsys been oee
Of ,be charms of this old seaport toSn-tse Ola mi
E,snklips pre.s, WashDgtons Hesd'qax'ers, tae
Jewish Cemetery, TRINITY Cnuren, tne ~ xo ana
ohl. "a OGDEN mansion in Division street, onoe TIE
dwellirg-house Of the Rev. Dr. Hopsins mas sqa''ed
snecsl interest as the scene OF poEi''e o' .uo mus
tiers Wooing, Mrs. STOVES ln'e''sN"e - vac
Atlantic Monthly
Mr.. Cora L. V. Hatch delivered lecture 90
csoloev .be other evening which is reported 10 Tk
BoBn@r of LigM. Though speaking noder splntsl
;nsn;rstion there is some evidence of hsc profound
oror,pce Of the subjects she uudertskes to di-cis
Eor she say the word geology is derived from
-, ,be earth. and iogos, science. We tear tn |
4 .ni,i," nho ,uppliei Mrs Hatch with this precious
hi, Of etymoogy not so wen up in his Greer as he
ought to be.
We s,e glad, says The Buffalo Commenced, to
Learn ,bo, our townsman, Mr.. John n. Pattson, Who
i in Eur,pe STUDYING music, has been distinguish
for hi, ATT, nments in the me.odic art. Mr.. Pa';ssu
had the ptyilege of playing before the Prince Resen
ofp,,.s;a last Nav in the Kinks Conservatism
An overture composed by Mr.. Pattison, peitrm s.
prsgue and Berlin. has been highly corSplimented
SALE oy WoRDswoRIH'S LIBRARY.--fhe sale u
hi. library of nearly OF nearly 3OOO volumes IN ever
class of literature, for which me Lteraii ~T,n .i.
Looked with some anxiety, took place ON Luesoy
W. dresday and Thursday, the l9th, 2O,n, S1e w.
under the management of Mr. John burton oa tIeSDa
who occupied the rostrum win much ao..!, -"
no little tact in the lnanper IN "hioh he ei
s,.tej ON the volumes and the associations cUhhected
with them Ths mode in when the DOCKS "ers ~
ranged and ca,aogued was superior To anything otae
kind previously seen IN tue provinces, Nu.ie nage
o.te is generally the only catalogue PROVIDED iet The
nnublic There wss a large attendance oil oo)h'~uen
trom Ioudol, Dubliu, Msnchester, and o'nei pcxns,
of clerp,men and private buyers. Among the nIef
were adv Crang orth. Sir John Richardson OF ssctac
enc. DR. Dayy the brother of the inventor OIL the
safety lamp; and the Rev. J. Wordsworth, granson
OF the poet The fret days sale seemed somewhat Meet
cd by the weather the rain pouring tofrehts aui pre-
wanting hrOpgtd AtteI dance. On the 5ecohu lay nds
WAS more animation in the bddiogs aud ON IhufsdaL
tbe concluding ds, when the books sold were primo
psly IN verse, the bulk OF them being presen'no
copies from their authors to wordsworth, There W.
mHoh competition, some Of the lots bringing remark
sb, hivh amounts Ii should be noted that AUTOGRAPHS
Inserted in mos, of the books gave them grea. sa'
tional value in the eyes Of the BIDDERS Auoog 's
most attractive lots were the following d. M Il
Unb.rt De scription OF the Persian Monarchy, nos
being tue Orlentall Indyes relation oi soa,e tea,
Travail begunne Ammo 1926, folio, cali, 1885, very
vols. syo.. calf, ia {" From Thomas de Quincy
William Wordsworth, Grasmere, Friday, June 2
1870" in De Quincey's aatoSreeph)Tti Is. ioL Is
fourd I. y. (hIr. Justice), Recohectons OF fin
Visit TO the Alps IN 1871 with autograph presenta"
of the learned author and MS sonnet on tue recspa
of the poet Wordsworth at Oxford, and i've Others
lbs. 20i. "Cayino, jeanne, lnstltutio Christian,
Religions" 8yO., calf, Geneva autographs OF 81
pa. "Donne John DIR. in Divinity, LAAA SET
mons Preached by that Learned and Reverend Own,
in the Cathedral Church of y: Pauis, Loaae,
folio, calf, 1910. Autograph, " W IMAM w oras"Vss
bought at Ashby de la Zouche, lSO9."-ti ~
" Punches his Pilgrimage or, Relations OF the Won,
and the Religions observed IN ali Places Dscovdca
from the Creation to this Present. The thlrd edhoe
BY Samuel Purchas, parson OF ~. Martins, by Luz
gate London folio. Printed by William StabsOy III
Henry Fetheistone, aud are to be sold at his shop
Pauis Churchysrd, at the Sign OF the Rose, ioi.-
T. 81. $685. Brown, Sir Thomas Religlo Medic
with observations, by Sir Kenelm D.gby,' $40, 100
autogrsph William Wordsworth, givea to hla
Charles Lamb , anu three Others-Ei bs. Sol p
Re Rustica," NJ Catonis, &c, not perfect, bur ee
taiuing numerous Ms. annOtations and Observations
the late Poet Laureate, vols, ITO, Parisus, spa
Stephan, Russia, 1913. 1t Is by this work ie ~
traOrdinary author, statesman historian orl@,
identified With the science Of agriculture. II cM
sists of very brief directions for the management
q tsrm and for economical Housekeeping, from "
buying Of an estate to a charm for curing oxen
| a receipt for cheesecabes. Hs. Bul8ers tSfEI
ward Lytton) Z" siamese Twins aud other Poem
svo. 1851 with autograph presentation by the aa."
10 the - Illus.riou WOrds WORTH ~ and another BOOK
| l0s. 40. Lord Byron's Works, vols, Emo, ~
| lWo,cis worths autograph in each volumel III
| work, which was published a. Iss., realized -
400 George Chgpman's translation Of the wp
works Of the Prince Of Poets in bis Ihsts, and Og
! sey according TO the Greeke with the ensf'sI
ficnispiece 0y Iiolar ana portal. by Hole, sOis.iI
! 10 be net With at LONDON; printed for NfhxeI
! Bu,s4r-cJ iJl. Chapmans 4" Homer spS
copy without froptispiece but containing the engra
dedication, on the back Of which Is wIiteI j" AGe
! : I, ColeTlOge dated Feb. IL, 1913, C0mpe rbS.,l
| Chapman with Ben Jonson and Milton; longcI
criticism # Chapman's merits ~ 4 traDsstor, ~
/ same writer, also inserted within the coyer-t9I
! lS9. " COlrss William Odes," on several de'lltI
tive aLd ailegoIic subjects, small TO-, I'b tnsyJ
edition. extremely rsre-lC.. Gil. " Parnasss II
glsndsl or the Choysest Flowers Of Modern Pal
with their Poeticall Comparisons; hereunto are FL