New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-15
PERSONAL.

Sir T. Bulwer Lyttou Is still suffering from III
ness.
-Priuse Albert has shot seven fs. backs during
the hunting st sson just concluded.
The viii of the late Sir Jamse,jss Jejeebhoy Bart,
late of Bombay, PaIsee merchant, was proved in the
Supreme Court by his sons. The whole of the prop
erty, persors and real was sworn under IS lacs of
rupeei-Es 100000.
Prince Napoleon. says the Nourellist VGud0is,
has purchased for 7OO,OOOf fine estate called the
BERG erie situated on the Lske of Geneva. The
Primes seems to entertain strong objections against
travelling with his wife. lie left Paris about fort
night ego for Geneva His COMFORT, Princess Clo-
tee, followed him on the wings of love three dsys
after, but he ungsIlantly sent her back to Paris.
-Kossuth has returned to England.
Lady Franklin has spent all her fortune in Arctic
resesI ohes. She ia in the South Of France in i'll
heath.
Mr.. Robert Stephenson, tho eminent engineer, Is
dsrgerousy sick.
Mr.. Rarey has recently completed the instruction
Of bis srst batch Of Eug,h cavalry roughriders, %
in rumber. He pauses at this point in order that his
system may be fairly tested for few months expert
cree OF these men in their regiments. Some re-
uarksble cases Of cure Of rooted habits Of vice in
troop horses have been Elected by Mr. Rsrey-snong
them one Of a trooper who would not allow the far
rer TO shoe him without the fsrcest rests .anoe,
lerg extraordinary precautions necessary during the
operation Two days lessons from Mr.. Rsrey ehectu-
ally cured the horse OF this vice. and he stan to
be shod as quietly as the most docie charger in the
service.
Several eminent French artists are at present ac-
Iar, IA tam ffpp a
picture representing Napoleon I. surrounded by his
Mar,hals NJ. WON has completed bis designs tor the
pictures Of the battles in Italy Beauce Is painting
an equestrian portrait Of Marshal Canroberti NJ
Jonffroy il at work on r1srbe statue of sculpture;
~ Dumont is busy the model of statue of Alex
ander Humboldt; NJ de Nogent is terminating statue
of Gen de Lourmel which TO be erected in Nspo-
| eonville; and NJ Megret is commencing one of Mss-
| for the City of Nice.
The British Consul at Honolulu is raising sub
scriptions for the erection OF monument to Capt.
Cook, at Keaskeakua Bay on the spot where no fell
About forty Of the oldest citizens Of Dunferm-
| lie recently dine1 together, the youngest of whom
was 20 the oldest 90 the average age being sbou. -,
| aud the aggregate being more than 5000 years
TLere were 10 fewer than q present who had served
in the army.
A number Of interesting drawings and manu-
ecripts by Michael Angelo have just been discovered
at Florence.
| Eli Wainwright Butler, well known in New-Yosk
as the Blue Man, died in London OF cor gesssn Of
| the BRAIN the 2lth ult. lie hsd been there for
come time selling tracts on London Bridge. lie was
az American, we believe.
"A wealthy farmer, - years DID, lately tried in
| Csyuga County for assault with intent to commit
rape, upon girl IS years Of age. He was fined $3.50
Mrs. Frances ID. Gage Of st. Louis, Mrs. Tracy
Cutler of Illinois, and Susan B. Anthony will attend
a Worsns Rights Convention at Albion, Orleans
County, on Thursday next.
! GEO. NJ. Horton, editor of Tie Genera Ga=eae,
and nan Of fine natural posers, died few days
since, victim Of iutemperaLce.
The Rev. John Pierpont will read his poem,
The Golden Golf, a. Oswego, on Tuesday evening
next.
The Grand Duke Of Tuscany IS hunting in the
forests near Lindsu.
of the Austrian generals, Count Schlick retires,
and his corps armee is broken up; Prince Edward
Liohtensisin has the command at Vienna, and Clam
GaIss IN Bohemia.
M. Leye1er has discovered 56.h planet nearer
tie sun than Mercury.
The IgdtpendaEce B.lge Of the 18th ul.. states
that Serstor Clngman Of North Carolina was then in
| Brussels.
during last week family Of five brothers con-
| eregs;ei IN Saratoga whose united ages when there
sere 81 yeaIs and months. They were the sons Of
lanes Webster Of Ltchfed, Conn, who lived to the
sge Of y years. Their names and respective ages
ere: James Webster eyed ~ Russo. Webster, aged
IS Jarvis Webster, aged a. Lyman Webster, aged
81 Chester Webster, aged u. Russell Webster Is
the father of Mrs. William Carpenter OF Saratoga, at
vhose house the gathering took place. They have
been unbroke band OF brothers 70. over . years
though this was the second time in Gfy years they
have al ne. together. Al have been wilowers, and
two remain yet. They are al professors OF religion
ard members Of the Baptist church. On the evening
before parting, &c they believed, never to meet
sgain OF earth they he'd religious services IN which
| e1prsssions Of affection we're freely mingled with
praise ard haksgivug TO God for his care and pro-
tecton Ct them 81, and during which they e1hortsd
! each ether 10 meet again II heaven. Inc scene IS
described as intensely affecting and Interesting
TIL ST. Paul MlH<sotiaH says that aphysicsn
in that place asserts that 5000 babies were born there
last Winter and tbs, the crop the coming Winter vii
| be stll heavier. The MianesottGR says " We think
bis figures rather steep but this is certainly fast
courtiy, ard prolific climate. In few years We
sbal be Indifferent whether have Lmlnisr ation or
| not