New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
Personal.

e TIA students bad 70 improve John bro"h 49,
Twas thus they did it on the Sd December;
-, ~ the sacred soil Of Virginia has been d -
a-ns blood .hed y o1nS ns
namsnise fsDAics insgated 70 the desperate geo " ""
'idus esySh1 ns bas we the ..usents Roanoke COLLEGE
under protection Of The laws q S s5sa Gdddas sa
Wendell Phillip BY casting upon them INC N"~1'
burning 9 2d si we FIRE each IMAGE ,' eSo
,umed by AaInes. and give three cheer oi 0
3d. That we shall be ready to ens. undsr ee
standard Of STATE, to defend virginia anu H' 's'''
emergencies"
A, English clergyman who occupied the pulpit OF |
The American Protestant Chapel in Paris one Sunday
lately, announced, by request, that the following |
Thursday would be observed in that chapel as Thanks
giving Day, eonformaby to the custom in the United
States: and he sad after the collection he would read
the Proclamation Of the President Of the United States
naming the day as a day of general thanksgiving
When the time arrived, the good man com nenced
reading as folows: "Be it known that !, Edwin ID.
Morgan Governor Of the State Of New York. do here
by appoint, ETC.
A Paris letterwr!er estes that as an addition 70
the ballroom toilet the distinguished perfumer and
lubricant of gloves, Fsguer, stitches the white KID
gloves with blue pink or violet silk, according to the
color of the robe with which the gloves are to be worn
The glove. fastened with two buttons the back of
The second con of Gov. Letcher Of Virginia, an
interesting youth of ten years of age, died OF locka~
Oh the 9TH of December at his fathers resdenee IN
Lexington. IA consequence of this sad atiielon, Gov
Letchers family will not 80 TO Richmond rnnl The mt
OF February.
-is reported in Boston that three printers, enc OF
whom is pressman in The Courier Office, were pares
to the game which cost the Rev. Mr.. Pomroy his
money and his character and that they got the money
which he paid to prevent exposure.
| -Augustus Frank of the Wyoming Congressional
Dstrlc had been suffering for ssyeral weeks from that
most excruciating Of all Diseases, inammatory rheu-
ma,ism. The disease was at liz hight at the beginning
Of the week preceding the meeting Of Congress- bat
| on Thursday he was able 10 be up and on Friday be
could move with the aid of orutcbes. WhereuPOn he
hobble TO the crs pushed TO Washington, and was
in his seat when the roll was called Monday. n
TO be hoped that no mischief will result 70 Mr. Frank
from this exhibition of zeal and devotion to duty
Col. S. w. Morton has resigned the office of
Deputy Secretary Of State in consequence OF his time
being occupied in his new enterprise of newspaper in
| BROOKLYN The Secretary of State has appointed DIR.
j. c. Tucker in his place.
| The Attorney General of Rhode Island, the Hon.
Jerome b. Kimball died in Providence last Saturday
morning, Of typhoid fever.
DIR. Brownlow, in the last issue Of The Knorvile
Wing thus explains his fight through the Federal me
| topois:
"snce our return home from the North, have been fe-
ouety inquired why did not call at Washington and
witness the organization of the House We have gwen the same
answer in every instance We had in pocket $50 in money
through ticket Lynehburg good shirts In small carpet
sack and worth least $50 and this was more
than we willing rk in that den Of iepes Stealing has
become en- Epidemic Washington, and would be sale
| there with this much in his possession"
As Park Benjamin, esq was proceeding to meet
the congregation which waiting TO hear his lecture
in West Troy, on Monday evening, heshpped upon the
sidewalk and broke one of his ankles Ihe ACCIDENT
was severe and painful 1t WILL of course COM
pei him TO forego his engagements for several weeks
Mr.. Leutze is in Washington, painting portrait
of Chief Justice fancy.
Justice Catron Of the United States Supreme Court
has publicly and earnestly protested, in Nashville,
Tenn his residence, against an act now pending in
the Legislature Of his State which provides thai nee
cooIed persons shall be seized and sold, II found IN
Tenneseee after the LIST day Of May next II they are
adults and that if children, they shall be bound out;
and the adults to be allowed 10 emigrate to Africa, in
which case some slight aid Is to be furnished by the
State to assist their transportation; or to be allowed
10 seek a MASTER and 20 into Slavery.
A little tan-colored memorandum book was picked
M in the banking office Of certain individual banker
and shaver in Buffalo. Ii found 10 belong to one
following the profession of manufacturer OF sings,
cobblers cocktails and punches, and to contain the
"Httle accounts of sundry of his customers, some OF
which are Of very long standing. The next day,
large number Of city ofcers, several lawyers numer-
Gus generals and colonies, and one editor, were sur
prsed TO find their paper "thrown out" by the dis
count clerk at the bank aforesaid Their names had
been discovered among the defauters" in the little
| tan-colored memorandum book.
We find the following singular specimen Of sdyer-
Using literature in the Richmond VA paper:
$4,000 REwARD-MkssKs EDrToRs: 1 win be OF one
hundred gentlemen give twenty dollars each for the
Aeadt Of hhe follo,ciag TrGifoTs
Henry Wilson MAssschuses Chas Sumner Massachusetts;
Horace Greeley, New-York; Joha P. Hale New Hampshire;
Wendell Philips Henry Ward Beecher, Brooklyn Rev DR..
| Cheeyer New.York; Rev. Nj Wheeler, New-Hampshrei
Schuyler Collar Arson BurngAme Owen LovejOy, Amos P.
Granger Edwin b. Morgan, Gausha A. Grow Joshua T. Gid
dnrs Edward Wade Calvin c. CbSaee, William H. kelsey,
William A. Howard Henry wsaron, John Sherman, Geo. W.
Palmer Daniel w Gooch Henry L. Dawes Justin Morrill, l.
Wsshburn IT,, A. Bingham. VIM kellogg Z. b. WSshbune
Benz Stanton Edward Dodd C. b. Tompkns John CoVOde
Cad C. WasburDe samuel Andrews A. b. On Sidney Deaa
Nathaniel Dufee Emory B. Pole, Dewitt c. Leach J. f.
Potter Davis Massschusets T. Davis IOwa j. r. Farms
worth C. L. Knapp, r. Z. Fenton Philemon Bliss Mason W.
TappAn Charles Case James PIKE Homer Boyce lsSac d.
CAwson A. Murray Robert B. Hail. Valentine B. Horton,
Freeman II. Morse David Kgore William Stewart Samuel B.
Curtis John NJ Wood John NJ Parker Stephen C. Foster,
Chaf. j. Gilman Chss. B. Hoard John Thompson, W. Sher
man. Braxon. James Bufnton, o. b. MAtesOn. Richard
Mott Geo. X. Robbns Ezekiel WALTON James Wilson s. A
Puviance Francis T. Spinner, Ss NJ Burroughs And win
also be hundred pay ave hundred dollars each
(s5OOoO) for head Of Hia H. SsrGyd and would add
similar reward for Fred Douglass bat regarding him head and
shoulders above these Traitors VII permit him to remain where