New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

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Res3er viii visit towns and cities OF the Wes
vita p~pil OF his, Miss Mary L. Bidelnsn. q res
dent Of Al ian to give dramatic entertsinmes- Tht
lady bss beer under his tuition Tor time pat.
\ AT the recent Commencement Of Msdi,oe Univcr
city, the honorary degree Of IL ID. was Conferred
ON the Hcn. Hrs.n DEMO of Utica, Judge Of ~
Court Of Appeals, are the Hoe. Timothy jenkins q
Oneida The honorary degree Of A. NJ. ass -ss
fsned upon Samuel Williams, editor OF TIE USos
Msrrisr Herald, and uPoa James Edward Hslrss.
Of this city.
\ of this city. TO give Gov. rhss
| TIE people Of Hartford - 70 give Gov HA1.
1 H. seymour late Mir ser at the NouT o. st. Peter
| burg who was passenger in the Am,V'cs, peeae
| exception, surprising IN srdor and other "hxias'
| anything heretofore kncwn in the Sober Sss3s 4
Committee are to meet him ST Boston, Military, FtfS
Companies, and Benevolent SOo,etes, Ve to take PET
IN tie recep ton and cayaaads viii escert the dc
,ir guished guest to the City Park. One jourssi in
| forms US ths, all the saidle-hcses in Ne city -
already engaged for the occasion
"A correspondent Of The .jonr-al Of Con~svc>
gives interesting account OF f,nsy reuaoa q The
house Of the Rev. Dr. Field for 10 years pastor osshs
| village church in Stock bridge who ~ row IS yeas
old. lie resides with his wife. ~. Tue ccrss-
| pondeut proceeds:
"wel week before ar the SIN and one t,qshst ~
their wives srd husbands and Children and rsncebliren
Ss ..%seI G G seJ % tss iS s~y &
New York Ma;thew al engineer q eraibenoe r,ssns ~ E
ST, yh-n Judse othe United Court carnis Cyrus,
Known to the world for bis rdomabie ;eey,Ph rue9y Add
IN wics Of ,se Rev NJ Brrrer Of w Hsy~n Coaa TSe.,
children AID then there Ssandsons soa Is rsnd
iauiten with Two es,sIandsons' making the oa'h genera
IL ssthers cok place in S,ockbrd,s Saturday, and
Sundsy all assembled 10 the Old parish csarrh The Rev M,
ss sS " NE ps1 en- and a Ss In the ssn S
Rev Henry Field Of newY delivered the rInon ca Sab
n socs bragg On Moueay they bskseS a tue goe'sss
spnes IN .o9ds ard noon hey ali duei st toe h,u.
s.eai with their Beloved parents The steneon aud evening"
passed there In the pnst oyment happy tss
aud mother Of th' dehitu group OF hiree .od Eaas
children On uesdsy morning ns armed circle "" otosu
earth"
The women of Boston have contributed $500 70
Prof Agassz' Museum of Comparative Zoology"
The September number of . knieserbockev'
contains descriptive article entitled Little Ped
dlugton otherwise Bosvile.' Some of the Bostca
folks seem to think that Bosvills means the Mod
ern Athe,s, and that the writer intended trridicas
that home Of the Muses.. Thus The T'raEscytp VI
Wedue sday says
Poor srurr-Th- ei,bh article in the September z.3t
and conient ibe spirit, comba.d with
INTEL, power low order TIL writer . seusat.
L #
Will soon fni s dead level
"A letter from Raleigh, n. c., dated Aug lc, says
that about noon on that day son of the Hon Ken
ueth Rsyuer, fine, promising youth, about thirteen
years old was hunting with shotgun, IN company
with his brother several years younger than himself
The gun went of accidentally, the whole load pses'os
through the head of the elder, and producing instant
death.
Tile Boston TrGreler publishes a letter in which
the King Of Holland is requested TO contribute toward
the monument about to be erected TO the Pilgrim
Fathers at Plymouth. The history of those dstin-
euished emigrants a. narrated in the letter, viii
doubtless interest he Majesty.
Tho Countess Of Vilianue and suite at The
Everett House.
A few Of the friends of the Hon. Francis p BLAIR
ir, gave a ball in his honor at the Town Hall Ia
Gloucester, Mass last Tuesday evening. Among the
guests were several Of the Massschuse.ts Members Of
Congress and representatives. of the Massachusetts,
belledOn. An enthusiastic correspondent Of TIE
Bo,t0H Atlas and Bee says
Not only were the most Glouce.te fair sht
presen, lend enhantmsnt the scene bat wss
were pas day town. sought out and enles
snsy Of female oveloes The dresses extremely
Witnessed Newpcr or Ssratogs Among the attractive
Del present reprentas esfrom 81. Loiss
Boston RoAbary, and birmingham"
Gov Banks and wife were prevented by'her severe
illness from being present. The correspondent: from
whom We have quoted adds:
"rh. company fingered around magic circles unit, the
eloes h.e anrouSced ne email hours u the morning
sDeeest. hall the exquisite displayed In tn. deco
ltions the very acceptable program danes. inc
ace gasniy Of the gentlemen afforded themes fof
passing comment and deserved compliment Al thl., s'nn
;ns ee =, the sesboard Ceaa !, was sraee.. - 'a.e 81
good sad public spirit ot the citizens Of Ooucesssr
-7he CkoriestSn Mercury apologies for its blum
der in attacking Henry Clay as Cassas N. Gays ia
Their by stating that the pun question was inserted
during the absence Of the editor in Alabama, the
writer being under the very erroneous impression that
said Clay was the of Henry Clay" VIII TIE
M,cyry be kind enough TO let rs know when ssd
where the editor is at the time Of each issue TIA. ws
may know how 10 treat il
The first white chlld born in Cincinnati is, add
has for long time been, zen Of Pittsieid, Ill
Mrs Nancy Heath born IT Columbia, now known
~ Cincinnati on TIE fret day Of January, 1871. Sac
is low % years OF age She says she has often heard
her father say that che the first white child born
there and that the guns Of the font were fred drums
beat and general rejoicing was had over the event
In the LIBEL suits against Mesrs. Foster & Flee
con OF TIE Ptts6urgh Dispatch and James =. Barr
Of The P.usLurgh Post, brought by james N.
Carpenter Of GfeensbuTg, the Grad Jury OF Wost-
moreland County have returned true bills.
The English journals contain en- elaborate &c
count Of meeting between the Prince Of Wa!ec, add
Prince Alfred at The Edinburgh railway station. Oh
the next morning, says the North Bri'''h Mall "the
Price Of Wales quite Unexpectedly drove up 70 the
Edinburgh Botanical Gardens and, having inspectsd
the lighthouses and pamhouses assisted at the trans
planting Of larch tree from the plain to the hly part
Of the gardens. There very few people, mostly
ladies in the gardens, but these having understood