New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
Personal.

in fire order
DR.. Z. Z. W. Adams Of Springfield, ILL.,. has re-
csvsd ard eptei the appointment Of Professor cf
the Theory and Practice Of Medicine il the Homeo
pttlic Medical College II St. Louis.
Mir. Sinclair Forrest is filing an engagement. q,
Men phis.
Hon. Robert c. Winthrop is to deliver q address
before the Young McLs Christian Association Of
Ricl moro, Va, on THURSDAY evening next. for the
benefit CT the Associations &" EudOwm. at Fund
Cd. Sam Pike, OF Kentucky, has Just started q
row paper e; Mount Sterling Ky, being the forty
lii tt paper he has hsi the honor Of bringing into
-Xit;-I &c.
Baron Bursen the eminent writer Of thc Luther
Ell Church has .ketch cf the late Dr.. Claiming OF
Dcton in the third part Of his God in History" L;
il uan-ated in the last Chrptiar Examiner. Toe
Baron says: Chanting Is antique msn. with
Christian Heart in humanity Greek, in citizenship
Ron en-, il Christianity apostle.
On Thurday morning last Samuel Parko, Os,..
cf tie od-st and among the most respected mem
bers Of the LsLcsst-r pal bar was fosnd dead his
bed. lie in bis health the day before. AMI
GurIng the afternoon in the courtroom a,ten ling
to business Gf professional character. A pot.
uoirrm examination made by DR.. Henry Carpen'
ter who gave il his opinion that Mr. Parkc died of
sIopIex!.
-rtoL DeDison Olmstead Of Yale College is very
H. ana feared cannot long survive. Ills disease Is
neuralgia in the stomach,
Lieut. j. Sidney Ienshew, L. s. ~, died Fri
dsy. ct Utica, ~. lie was n scholar, and had pub
r.hed rterc sting accounts Of distant lands in the south
ard ess..
A correspondent Of The Washington Star contra
diets the statement that the Hon Lynn Boyd is lying
8, the poir fdea;h hs residence in Kstucsy, and
ssysthat he, accompanied by bis wife and son, has
beer at Philadelphia for eight weeks. Dr. Pancaast,
tf ii ct city, Ill eminent physician, has been presorb
IL for him. and eueraius the hope ihat he viii have
lis patton, sufficiently recovered by the lat Of June as
TO be able to participate in the in Kentucky.
Among the new books announced in London i
volume Of Recolle ctions Of Samuel Rogers, the
treat fast giving bankcrpoet by his nephew, WIN.
Slap.
DR. J. G. McKenuy n native of Richmond Vs.
who has been residing in Tehusntepec for several
years, and been repeatedly despUied Of his property
by revolutions, is claimant against the Mexican
Government for SOC Coo.
-Tachinardi, the father of Madame Persani, aud
ore Of the most distinguished singers Of his time,
| died recently a. Florence, where he has lived since
his retirement; from the stage. He was an ugly man
TO IL, at ard oIce, VIXEN tie stage at one OF the
IL, aiers at Rome, the audience laughed at him. Ap-
| pr.,cbrg the footigbt., Tachnsrdi looked at tue
| lsurE ers u minute and when silence was restored
said "G,u,lcuen, have come here To b. heard
and not stared at" lie was eigbiy-four years Old
| when be Died.
Prof Morse, on bis return home, will be greeted
at PoueLkeepsie, n. Y, with public reception.
| DR.. Cro-s, in letter to The Richmond 1droca'c,
| descrbes a Southern preacher IN part thus; lie
ere, n pas.es himself with raiubows, and Heteor',
and quakes aid caaracts, and hurricanes, an
ua,er-spouis and showers Of gems, aud torrents Of
| FIRE. ard b0und-ss cuptagrsiious, and marsholed
pbio-ophies and trooping sersphn, and the stupsn-
dous wheels vi Providence aud the silver hniing ui
the spheres, and the wei ering chaos Of demolished
wUrid-."
! The ABG-y Argas rays that Henry W. Preston.
orce favorite actor ard for some years manager 81
thestors in Albany drowned on lie night Of the 81
About II D. NJ he On the dock the vicinity Of the
steau boat lending, and being asked by acqGat-
auce ii lie vas going hone, repll-d-"I have no
home; the worms have holes To- crawl into, bat
poor men are without houses to rest it," The next
instant bis acquaintance heard fall and splash IN
the water OF late years he had INDUCED in drink to
| KEGS, ara Nhr 'eIs Pv'i' hi' o"uj nos n'' i''
| been found.
N. Guizot has written an elaborate Introduction
to the French translation Of Mr.. Lathrop M0tley's
" History Of the Dutch Republic
| "A writer 10 The IHdepehd0nee B,Ige says that
| MeyeIbeers newest opera, d" The African Is about
TO be produced a; the Academy Of Music III Pans.
Att the York races this Spring Mr.. Ten Broeck is
raid to have good deal of money by betting on
Gladiator, the horse which carried un the great
Northern Handicap.
"A correspondent Of The ". o. P.cayuae gives the
following ,keeh vi Juarey the Constitutional Presi.
dent IF Me,ico:
born s. y-.r. .so in ruut,rop. d.rc, Of South
hleo sEa : y blood plr- lniiaa H.. father
.Ltp sGd e.i AID ssd scaGty ,sbs.caoe b. III s4
s,, 70 and icing ashamed return be hirei
hu eli 20 drive f., whose he passed into th-
rryicr OF wealthy spah-rd who picard b. iu.er -uo-
u,d Ln, " b. taus al 10 rad aud writ s. Tyt4inns
.v 4 ii. smPyrf j. -'h % th- Ces- II OsSse- sd
l-vus cho-.l H. pro- q the hw.
lad pod " - ii. be rsPdy - th- hs.i 4
Clf Juus from heh lie passed 70 IAat " .S- PEvs
! d-rcyr
A kind Of literary duel has taken place in Paris
| between George Sand and Paul de Mus-et Madame
| Dujevsrt published in the RevHe des Ds4x 30 a1es
SIT CT sutobi graphical romance, entitled Eie {:
Lui" she aud li.j Il which the late poet Alfred dc
Mu,..t was The Lsi hero. Tie content. of tbs tale
was very displ a-rg to the friends Ct the poet and
sl.o 70 Biz family ard the ir-;iga;on Of the latter,
! N. Paul de Mu-set row repie. to the Elle ct Luz
BIZ suovel entitled " Lar c, ElIe" which appeared
h, week and which il is said contains come letters u
tie keroat ,rsu scribed word for word from original
document, found among the papers Of tue late poet!
Tile Most Rev DR.. Blsneket. Catholic Archbish-
III !.