New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-06
I. mi. gentleman, that he family look to reunion Of
an H. r,suber, At Peseskeso, on Christmas Day.

:. ,h;. gentleman. tba. he family look to reunion of
All ia member at PeseS<oso on Christmas Day.
Tz> N,,,grk Daily hdrertiser learns from phi
v.,e letter from italy that Mrs. Doane, wife Of the
late Bi.bop Of New-Jersey died in Florence Thurs
dag evening Nov. TO- at the residence Of her son. Mr.
Edward n. Perkins. " 1t seems" says TIE Adrsr-
,sr shat her mind never recovered from the shock il
received during the memorable sack at Perugs, in
which she and her party narrowly escaped a cruel
death abe had been quite imbecie for months pre-
vious her DEATH The funeral was appointed to take
place on Monday, the 18th ut in the Chapel Of the
Protestant Rural Cemetery.
PEARSON Brownlow" Of Tennessee attended
Pro-slaveIy indignation meeting at Lynchburg, Va,
on the let and made characteristic speech. He said
he vroulS rather 20 be with the South 10 PandemOnum
than with the Abolitionsts in Heaven. lie also
marked tina, he intended 10 give his family instructions
no, to bury him in Yankee coffin, but it, in Of
emergency they should have to do co. that they must
leave both ends open, that when the devil and the
Aboltionsts came in at end he could go ont at the
Other. worthy champion of Slavery is the Rev. w.
G. Brownlow.
-Mrs. Stoves Minister'S wooing is selling with
great rapdity in England Forty thousand copies had
been disposed of at the lat advces.
The Examiner Baptist paper states, in its Wash
ngton news that the Chapancy Of Congress has been
subet OF serious conversation at the Capital, and
that among the names which have been mentioned in
connection with the office are the Rev. DIR. Boyd Of
Winchester Va. the Rev. Mr. Read Of Richmond, the
Rev. DIR. f. A. Ross of Alabama (colored), and the
Rev. George b. Cheeyer ID. D., Of New-York.
The New-York correspondent of The Independent
Democrat Concord, n H. states that requistion is
to be made upon the Governor Of this State, under the
Fugitive Slave law, for the surrender of II. r. Helper
author Of the Impending Criss and Professor He'd
rick expelled from North Carolina University, where
be held Professor chair prior to comforting the de-
gree of L. D. on DR.. Buchanan. We shall not be
sorry if this statement out TO be true. The law
applicable TO the case was defined and illustrated by
Mr. Seward some twenty years ago, when he filed the
Executive chair and we apprehend that Gov. Morgan
would find no embarrassment in following the path
thus marked out for him.
Berger, who played such prominent part as
MARE des Jarioades in the Revolution of 1880, and
alec in that of l84S and afterwsrd Prefect of the
Seine died in November, 1859. Paris is indebted to
him for many improvements and embellishments Of
streets and public buildings.
Pierre Leroux has been appointed Professor Of
History at the College of Geneva
Another of the French revoutonists oflSiS, Albert
the mechanic, member of the Provisional Govern
ment of February, has found employment on the rail-
ways in Spain.
-Amedee Renee, who since 1857 has edited the
Constitutional and the Pays is dead He translated
Chesterfelds Letters and Cantu's History Of Hun
d ed Years into French, and one Of the most able
and active journalists of Paris His most recent works
on the Nieces Mazarin, on Madame de Montmorency,
and on the manners and characteristics of the eight
eeenth century met with remarkable success. An
ther French journalist Lubis, for many years editor
Of La France died also in November Last. He is the
author of an enthusiastic book in favor of the old Bour
bons Historic de Ia Restauration) and was one of
the most strenuous opponents of the Government Of
Louis Philippe.
The ladies of Vienna have initiated the fashion OF
taking off their gloves they enter the opera
OF drswing-roOm.
The Viennose Academy of Science offers prize of
800 ducats 5000 until Nov. TO- 1862 for the best COM
prehensve essay on Schiller in his relation to science,
especially philosophy and history, and to the spirit Of
his age.
The Princess Marie, one Of the daughters Of the
Grand Duchess Marie Of Ieutcbtenberg, is causing
sensation in Vienna by her extraordinary beauty.