New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11
Blopdia ought to be ..teraio.d in pabhc dnner q.

Dr. Holmes and the others viii seed ccpyo thei'
letter Of invitation We will publish il with pleasure.
But .hey mast ,e quick about t. TIE R"ohs'ter
Dcacc7 at ssys thai Bondn Is d,rgustsd vito Niagara
Fais, ano VII ooly give ore exhibition th-re.
Tn will take place on "Wednesday, the l3th lrst
seL he viii uBee. a wte..barfo~ before HIN across
the rupe. After that he guing to Cincinnati, where
Ms6tme Bond is roF resdi, G.
On Taursday eyst.ug June 90 AZ about o clock.
NT. jacob JoIes a wes,thy and highly respectable
cit zen # Wirdscr c. W Sound Mr. X. II. B"g4riu-.
guiarisf of Chat! en- formerly Of G -neya \. y, in
improper relations with Biz JoLes, anu gave him Ca
the instant sevsre thrsshng, instead II kill g hiu-
Mr Jores arrested and held 70 appear at the ns1t
sss yes. TIE CeDsdsu paper say tina, he " ha- t1-
syn patty Of the czeas IL thai community, while
the guilty parties very generally c-nsufed."
III Fourth of July peeoh sir. Wendell Phillips
paid his resp, c- 10 The Hoe T. {. WitthrOps recent
letter TO he Hon. Hiram Krichum g rrtn-nbsr.'
said Mr.. Philips, "that 10 Hoods o ittes, there
is picture e d spoiled child. TIE baby had been
laO il ar armchair. aud there came IL man weigh
ine about three tund.ed pouod-, vito The Logdoa
INES IN bic taLd, and 10 sat upon II. Wien 1t va
found - b. dead. toe o"roLer came and coli that
would haye az inquesL 10u' ste ~hY,' ssys tn
mother; 1T dec d very natural d-sto. SIR Webste
sat down upon Mr.. Winthrop, and ttere he is! He
died O very natural dratbi ~ not toink It 10 wo1h
while to hold az ia quest on HIM"
There are many p-r.ors IN the Township Of Chat-
ham Canada Wet, positively starving condition.
Many of these person religious, econ ,aio y, sni
industrious be CAUSE. e Their ring thu fall
Of thes crops toe p=st year tue hardness ct tne
times, anc tie Of iabor TheJ Lave had co bfead
for siK osb; days arc existing on greens Ike
the beasts. II ths. ote 'ung sonsu has died
for want Of food and many Of .ten are destitute OF
clothing g. they are OF .ucd. Most 81 tbcm are Of the
Methodist persua-ion. Reii, nay be sent 20 the Rev
W Z. Newman, Dresden, { ".
The Christian ambassador complains that too
many young indies of Universais. families attend
female semihares ana boarding schools under the
influence Of the Paralist seot- where every possible
seduction and influence i used to turn ,lem Away
from The bright and sesut ui faith their parents have
ucucaed it their bsaf's. Thr AH1bGssodor praises
the example q a Mss Kae r., who, Instead of
yielding to this Influence, took tue opportunity to CIR
cuiste Univer;sli-t tracts smocg the pupils OF Al
Orthodox scnool where she receiving her edu.
cation.
The fourth edition Of DR. PameIs translation of
Michelet's Amour is already out. sLd new edition,
revised and rrscted by the translator. is in press
with the ADDITION Of Madame LesqullOns interesting
letter. A Word with 81 Michele
Mr. Warren Cha-e cenies tina. be ever said the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Spiritu4tst, or be-
lever in spirltua-m. He say tha, IN oue of his lee
lures be referred to the present eydeoces of sprt
influence and inspiration, ard CITED Henry Ward
B,ecber, +. u. Chepin Cora Hatch and others, as
specimens Of Inspired crs,ory from spirit bhueoce,
iii 70 a. lbeu (rnf. an ard n
recognized source" He astonshed that ary incl
ligept persor could have misunderstood this in the
mapr or referred 10.
Tie Hon F 2. Star'on delivered Grafton on
the 4th Inst. st El@ood Kansas.
Capt M' nrgomer!, the K.n.as border chiefsaip,
is quietly engaged IL I'll rg bis farm.
A composer a; Veins, ramed Eberwcin mas
written an ole alta called The Parsonage q S-ssen
helm founded OF the chara ing Vicar ct-W aked-ld-
LIKE adventure related il Goethe's auiobiosrspny.
sir. SObolewrki, bspeumeister at koo'gsberg, con-
poser Uf various opera, Of Fomewhst rev chooi
tendency, ss the Seier ron karaSsaH, Comdfe, aud
OF ere ard Contributor 10 Sctu'nanns time to
The Nue ZeitsehrN, las arrived il this country With
bis daughter WHO is std tc good concert Sipger
They mink o. setting IL Cincinnati Sobole"ski was
born in K0rigsberg in 1904
-Ine UNIerr OF thF'cf B4tht PliluiC Va iAAu-
Charles the First demanding the five lmpsached
Members" have generously offered the psintiug to
the Trustees Of tie City Library Of Boston 1t cost
5000.
The Genesvoart Ligl: Gu.,d Of Rome recently
seut to Gov. Morgan n brock trout "eig ing hve
pounds lii very rare indeed that 80 large f-h OF
this sp, ces is caught
MIR Dave, port a North Carolina editor, shot at
DR.. Shaw, ana the ball passed through the Doctors
cost and vest the pepers say without doing him
any tarm.'
The Hoe Linn BOYD, Democratic candidate for
l. cut. Governor e. K-Ltucky, passed through Lons'
VII. On the 9Th O july, Bis wey home lie Is still
too III to take par in the csrVass.
Count Be,hleD. the Hungarian, at present on the
staff Of Piirc. Napoleon, il the who fought tie
cue with Prirce E-terbeZy. The quzrel was po-
Htics ore ard greet importance ATTACHED by the
Austrian party to the death Of Beta en-, whose patriot
ism combine ed VI tb bis immense wealth mad rendered
him obuoxous to them. IL the frst IRE TIE Count
was shot through the body. Wnen TIE Esterbszy
faction saw bin fa, they instslt! dispatched do eS
press TO vienna 10 aInouuce rs de.'h. To Their
crt at surprise and ooDste alton however, they saw
the apparently dead rise 20 DIS knees ADD ire at
biz sltsgonls.. TEE bai struck Prince Esterhszy
betweeI the eyes aid killed hlm instantly.
Major Van Dom, United St.:es Army, who ha'
mace himself celebrated by recen; fshs with the L.
oisns in T,xss ba. been rendered complimentary
bal by the ci, zeus OF Ssu Antonio.
On Wedne sNsy Of last week, while on his way to
their Piermopt boat tie Hon. Silss Seymour wss
Knocked down and severely injured by hcrse which
came upon bin with fearful speed while be was cross
ing Washington street. TIE horse was hllcned to