New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-11

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M.s. poro:hes Z. Dr ls:sly vsi:ed TIE Luraac
Asylum, St. Jonr, y. Is.
The OILY" farm, So long krovr S. he residence
Of GOV. Wise, srd si.atsl on OrsIoocs Creek, Aeco
mac County, Va, wss lately soid fer sIs.OcO.
1t is said that rb.clsrsy srs~ncrthy magazine
vii be SOLD :. ore sh.lhrs, 3 cents 'Opy' THIS
L done with a view 70 esir'Ig gees: sale.
Sir James Brooke, in letter resi s. tic Snli-
verssry dinner of TIE Ncrsicb Vslpeian Club, of
which he was the touIder, rritss thus
liam established u ,al pspr:y ard nv house when
in order will be very ug was se.o;ey be1 In taking the
rep erg zee Only ~sy 20 dco5nsc: myself from ssr.
aT,t and thus ny bf and set Up my sa beyond the
petty cares which society po,e have choen spot in The
ekuchys,d here where shal rpoe dean ov~r,aie
he ws:sr hesr sl shall req: snous my people
Ny t I.unse one for retirement So h as MS the society
q erds compe:srce ard ease o MIND ough: to make me
happy. can believe fairly .ha: 70 disappointed ambition
vii poison sxsence hoEo,s 1ch as es:seml, dis
;ip,ou rssk money rsoza sssrandzsen: h,ve held
70 be Of snail There robier and Substantial
hing, strive for bat FOR these my day 10 past leave the
people Of servsk free and hrry snd sha tell hs
without fear AID whOG avor ho~ to those blessings"
The L0ndoa AtkeKGuu hss q highly commenda-
tory review Of Mr. Bsysrd TsylOis book OF tray
els in Greece and Russia.
Prince Albert has given flOO toward the pro-
posed Humboldt foundation for Physical Scierce and
Travel
The Rev. Charles Kingsley is reported TO DE err
gagged in the composition OF work Of fiction on
a historical subject Of much Interest" The same is
said of the author of tom Browns School Days"
The Bishop Of LcEdon has closed the Puseyite
Cbnrcb where .hb Ger he recaDiv haen en-
riotous.
A recent letter from 1t. Peterburg says
"s scarcely necessary ssy tha: The population Of St. Pc
terbug Awaits with fsyersh rpaence the arrival of Shamy
II of late be has ssned many in the Caucasus he
Sure 70 obtain nccntesib both 10 the ranks Of
cey sr,ors me population Of S.. Petersburg s not yet
Known what the intentions Of The Government. respecting the
prisoner may b. bat the ssuaaiity Of the Emperor will
nly be Displayed and may sesdy prede: tina; Shamyl will
be treated like rebel but Ike enemy whose misfortune
is respected"
A meeting as been held in Waterford, IRELAND,
to petition in favor of free pardon for Thomas Fran
els Meagher, and the other exies.
Mr.. Keighly gives toe following account of the
domestic habits of Milton:
At his mss he took much wine any other
qdo and fasdous bis food yet his taste seems
to have been delicate ana refined Ike his other and he
had preference for such vands Of agreeable favor
hsps be continued this practice while his sight good
his yes be retired every night O'clock aud lay till
Summer till Sin Winter and If no. disposed then rise he
had sit his bedside and read to him. When he
he had chapter OF the Hebrew Bible read for him. and
them with Of the intervention Of beak studied till ~
He then dined took exercise for hourgeneray In
chair in which he swing himsef-snd aerward played
the the bassv and either himself made his
wife sing who he sad had good voice but lie then
resumed his studies till q, from which hour till he conyersed
H.
per- smoked sppe oftobacco and drank ss Of water after
which be retired Like many other poets Milton found
the sress warmth, and redundancy Of bed favorable TO
position and his wife said that before rsins of morning
be dictated to her twenty thirty vote po
sion bis debating his told, OF
sitting with Of his legs Of his chair. His wife
related that he used chiefly IN the Winter which
coofrne by the follow passage In his Life BY Phil
ps "There remarkable passage in the composition Of Par
adie Lost which have particular occahon TO remembers for
had the peus Of h from the very beginning for
years. from time TO time visit him. parcel Of ten,
twenty thirty st time which, being written by what
h,nd came nez might possibly want correction the
orshogrsphy and ponug having the Sammer on
teen shown any for considerable while, and deug
be thereof answered that his veins happily
flow ed but from the auUmna equinox to the vea and that
whatever he attempted lat other tes his sasac
on though he coued his fancy much that in all
years he about this poem may be said spent
but half his time therein Millions convsaon ia stated 10 have
OF agreeable nature His daughter Deborah said
be delightful company the life Of the conversation, and
of flow Of subject, and cheerful
and cty Echsrdson whom indebted for the
preservation of this mony adds that he had gravity his
temper not melancholy Lot TIL the latter part Of his life no
our moro, lnaured bu. certain severity Of mind
miad net coudesceDdins 10 little ,hiIga"
Capt. Peard, the gentleman made famous during
the late war the Englishman attached to the corps
Of Gsnbald has written to an English Journal to cay
that the stories about his love for shooting Austrsns
and his record Of the number he had killed. are entirely
false. He served with Garibadi from love of the tal-
AN cause alone.
Mr.. John Bardoe Elliott, gentleman formerly in
the service of the East India Company has given to
the Bodeian Library upward of thousand valuable
Oriental manuscripts.
DR. Thomas INITIAL the eminent British Natural.
st died at his residence in Lane sshe England on the
10Th ult, aged 49, lie born in Yorkshire brought
up printer and e0igrated 70 the United States toward
the end Of the eighteenth century. lie published
" Genera Of North American Plants" birds of the
United States aud other works, and also several
papers on the shells and plants Of California where he
Travelled previous to returning to England.
Seven thousand persons from the Isle Of Anglesea
alone, attended great revival meeting at Bangor
Wales on the 2lst ut., a. which 10000 were present
in all. The revival in Wales has not the same symp-
toms of CREST mental excitement which attend the
corresponding movement in Ireland.
-Mlais, the great Pre'Raphaete painter, was
among the many writer's Of verses in honor Of Robert
Burns Oh occasion of the recent centenary celebration
of the poets birthday. The quality of Mr.. Miisiss
muse however does sot seem to be very remarkable,
if we may judge from the sutjoined specimen:
An ,hrou oh tb. realm q snsle crv
10 heard unanimously raised