New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
PERSONAL.

We see Il stated in some Of the journals that kagi,
OLE of the sgerts snd victims Of John Brown incur
rector, was "the Kansas correspondent, OF The y.
Y. TRIBUNE" This is no. true. Toe only oorresPon'
dent We ever employed 10 Ksnsas is dr. Wllhan a.
Phillips, who went 70 that Territory for US in 1884,
spG has been il OR seTvIce there ever since. within
the lst year Nj Ksgi has written two or three voun-
ter letters whico have published and pail fr a.
containing We dealing with him just "a we are ready
10 deal with any who as news to sell; but hs hiss
never been engaged asked TO do any work ~ which
he could say that he was, in any manner connected
with TBs TsIBUsE.
in PHILADELPHIA according to the directory, there
ere J9j smiths il2 Browne 1886 Johnsons 3Oi Joneses
o69 William see, ri Wilson's, and l7S Davses Otthe
Smi,hs. 80 rejoice in the Christian name OF John,
while Of the Joneses there 70 who are known by
tba. excellent prefix OF the JohnsOns, onehalf the
Iun Der are coored.
Robert p. Dunlap, Ex-Governor Of Msins, and
Member of Congress rem 1913 to ~, did &. bis res-
dence in Brunswick, Me-, few days since
An aysIicious fellow 10 Brussels gave large din.
rer rece.tly. just as the guests sat down piercing
Shrek was beard in the court yard The host hurried
out and returned pale, arghied, and bis haads COW
cred with blood "Whas is it" was the inquiry.
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large family, hiss net with terrible accident. He
wss knocked down by a ear, and erevou-ly wounded.
Let us aid him" collection was taken up aud the
guests contributed 200 francs. Generous souls II
vas the sers use 20 make them pay for the dinner
Karl Ritter, the graf German gsogrspher, who
died st Berlu OF the 2sb ut was born Aug. 3, I79,
ard began bis professional cHeer in 1905 by the pub
LEGATION Of Europe: A Geographical and Historical
Picture" il two volumes In 1919 he became Profess
sor in Berlin; t~o yeIs after be hal published the
first volume Of bis ErdkUade Earth Koowledge), Of
which the tgenty fourth volume appeared bu. fort
right before tie authors death. He bed been sick
for soue motifs previous to bis decease, sad the
last scsr. came on by very gradual and gen.
tie approaches. His wife died in 1893. He leaves 70
children.
The PHILADELPHIA Press denies that Mr. Barry
Suii spit upon sr Perry, the other night, at tae
Wslnut.street Thearr. The splitting wA merely
dr,matic, and one Of Mr.. Sulliyan's effects in
Ricba,d Ill.
Daring recent visit to Nashville, Tenn, Lieut..
haury Yves invited by the Legislature Of tho State
to visit the Representative Hall. lie did co. and Wa
received ~ith complimentary address, By Mr. Speaker
Wbi'thorre.
-I,telRence hss been received at Boston of the
dsArh Of Mrs. March Of the Missionaries OF the
American Board at hosu.
Prof. FELTON, delivered sLe second Of a courrs Of
lectures before the 10 gel Institute in Boston FRI
dsy evening. Hs subject was Grecian Slavery.
The Rev. A. d. Mayo, p .stor of the Liberal
Church in Albany, preached 10 Theodore Parkers
congregation yesterday.
King, whose bus1 of Burns and Agassiz have
proved .uch deserved favorites has stely modelled
bead Of Emerson. he received the commission from
the Atlantic Club, Who contributed thereto with
view Of securing good counterfeit presentnent"
If the Concord philosopher.
Samuel Peabody, esq., whose desth announce
at Ardover Msss., at the advanced age Of 81 years.
was formerly distine ushea lawyer in Ne~-Hanp-
shire. His con, ex-Judge Peabody of this city, was
detained at Andover by this cslsmity, when his
was u,ed without h consent. and in spite Of his most
positiys refusal as candidate for Justice Of the Su
prsme Court in this city.
The Portsmouth, ". a. Journal says.
"We earn from Cl.ert Marco ESQ., that til psymen. Of his
fssers cedi,os Of which gave notice La. week vaout
bic sEosecg@, dore tie suggestion Of ala brother Chsres
W. March, CO., ard 3, heir mutual expense"
Tie Netc. York OJserrer, alluting TO come pas
ssges IL recent sermon Of the Rev. Ii. w. Bsecher,
sLd 70 portions Of krs. Stoves "Mi,isters Woorg,'
ssys:
" l. r rolsrr = thai tsss- gifei and Dis
isssasa Tersoas have e: As; taken their position deliberately