New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09

A. e,lstat h. wa. af,sd Re WAS taxing the pa''enoe
Of us sudi.ree. Go on, go on, was heara nun
ever, rar, If he house. until The speaker
Ntris moment. when everything WIS stu, pretty
lad, s,o,. in the auGierce, took of thick VAIL aoa
opi..lv ,Ak.d 10 the clock and covered up the diai
plate.
--"s.,.,y BLAKE" ore Of the most charming ana
graceful " .ers Of New.England, besins Jew mover
10 TIE one JO- Ra! OF this week.
Ii Is ,a,d 10 London tina. the recent article q Inc
IurS,p Quarterly Review demonstrating the fea'i-
hb,, of A F,tch ipvr.ion Of EGG spd, ia from me
rsr If SIR Howard Douglas, the eminent military
writer.
-Nsr.cen. meeting Of the directors Of the GreH
Eastern Steamship Company the idea "'s stared
that n. ,..sew MAS We. 10 an uuhui,bei sta'e, ard
,cs,e.ly ,ea6y fcr ses 10 the of so Hewhst
nit er di,cuss,on cn t,s point, Mr Jackson, NJ. r,
o,s TIE directors. ssid: Be WAS persuaded to 60
into this m.rter and he yielded to the solicitations OF
f,,.,ss ,pa he assured them he hst rever lived Ia
,u,b attD upon eath he had during the last four
north, owing TO the conduct Of Mr.. M,gnus an
oil er director.
Tks Boston Ala, and Bee says that TIE rnaugura
tiou Of the W.b.,.r Statue On the Eth INST VII Dc
general holiday il is the anniversary OF tue settle
rne,t Of the modern Athens. Toe orslon by Mr.
Everett, upon waich be hiss been ergsged for some
tine. will be tie masterpiece of his life.
-" Occasional" writes to The Philadelphia Press
e. ss.1 ~: .dGi a ao !. 10 's s
,r,kt c.uf.r Of fa.bi nah> W 80 the pch "pi
Auos ihs .r,!P' l,e ,.. Dr. JoSu. H. t5o
on n uf ph,. csp a.d br law Of Mr. Fow the capital
IL, ~ .hx,rdri. putting NO. EiEat,euth STREET, b-'~e-n
n
tie army ard Mayor b~ire ST. Lowing ny ~ ,le .h
Of Fteeph and 'trs being rapidly co@Pets' sni "nea
Gu',hec will be- one Of The no't oomoS as oal'als' u %
DIV NJ, Crcorao with bis a'cGs'omed norrsi'y be now
a e. Instruction. gafcs0t SIT gallery 81 the corner o.
P,rn.yhsuis and Seventeenth street soh norm
OF III. Wei Uesrn which i !, sale, ~c MN ne to
buuor,c tho .sbo d-r. will be another monument Of ms
pobie sprt lt inteoted 70 be ee s,ns{ a.d 20 o. cn
IL t. prise than his To the seer, C.Pt,
s,.t. al Par' Of ire world nsi9r.y cone 49,,
tts grand raj, ing int ara nong viii d. more 20 81
tract ,tem Ihsn such al Institution
-M.s-rs. Sampson Low & Co inform me MaF-
ckte, Qua, dian that Mrs. Stowe is now in Euglsnd.
ergsg.d upon n.r new tale, portion Of which has
sf.sdy appeared under the title Of the Minister'S
Wo,ipg This title will be retained for the complets
work which may be expected about the let Of Octo-
her AMI the serisl publication will he continued a.
heretofore, from month to month, until completed.
A new fancy which has seized upsn Partisan
bellies ssys The Court Journal, is the crusade
a. ainst borne.s and which is said the Empress l.
quie wiling TO Join. Two ladies' Of the highest
fashion are slresdy TO be seen daily driving 10 tue
Bols with no Utter co ure than lace val of squsrs
form thrown over the bsr, which ia fall dressed and
ornsm.u,ed with bows of ribbons.
A performance Of "The Messiah in Dublin,
whore Handles sacred oratono was produced, will
81 han
sung by Madame Goldscbmidt, and other parts by
MIS-. ana Mr.. Jockey and SisuOr BeIletti the per-
fcrnar ces in aid Of the Dublin charities.
An order has been issued ct Psrkhurst Barracks,
Ise Of Wight TO the effect that private John Ses-
an having shaved bis upper lip contrary to orders,
shall be confined to barracks until his mustacne
gro1s.'
The Monifeur des Arts Gays:
ron suite mss,e hss tssen place. A. the Theaer
P.lais Royal about year $40 was youus .tes' only
ev,utsn ysi. yrs AID remarkably handsome but la spite
4 her youth and sscy b,r 'e'ce,. VISA no. greet, wealthy
tossn who hsd 'lsry before lost his WIFE ana who had
P.ri. dsp.te his 'orIo~ saw her, aud vas sacesd
s oes % a.a , she f.s, ,sd % ass'
Aterrh sought Tested permission
day. baeb by ,-fu be gave hsr ms an f',ane,
the lsteI u'rs Of $3.50 fines yrsr The M9dayi.n
nsnd sti.D-ihe YONG lacy daughter oil d. fAner' fs'
poUsible editor Of The ChaytrdrL"
MIR. Henry Stoweu, jr., az American merchant,
dong buuless in Mancl later, Eng land, committed
suicide on the 2lst ult. Intelligence Of the over
st, okipg OF the American ma kets by England and
the shipment Of specie from this country, which
would cause tightDs in the money market here, ap
pesed to depress him very much, and he said ne
would carce ell The orders Re could. Soon after re-
cevirs letter from his partner 10 America, which
taiue6 very dscouragug account OF the state OF
trade here, be hung himself.
A letter from Scottish lady in Athens refers to
the c,lsbrst.d Swedish authoress a. follows Z" Miss
f. Bremen is at present here. She is dear little old
LADY. She hss very high forebesd. Her manners
ale very pleasing. She speaks English very well,
although with what you woald call German accent.
A few days time Mr.. lie Blond Of Bulge Rov,
residing at k gston, England, was stroliDg in his
garden in the evening, when he heard from the ad-
jciLirg highway sourd Of Alarm A csrrisge con-
t.ibirg ladies brought TO stop by the
fAli OF one Of the horses. Mr.. lie Blond assisted il
extIca'iIg the position and in starting the ladies'
on their journey, Offering them, while the carriage
was being readjusted, .be bosptHties Of his house,
alto gethr in ignorance Of the quhty Of the ladies'.
The rs1t morning he ssreeably surprised at re-
ceyre, present to lis wife, ,rdsone gold cup,
accompanied with letter expressing the gracious
tbsIbs Of her Nsjesiy the ex Queen of the French,
who was one Of the occupants OF the carriage. Toe
socide not attended by any serious disaster.
. The NOS't China H,vaid draws a picture Of
literary examination in China, IN Ksan.shan, the
chief city Of tie prefecture Of S1o-chow: Upward
OF 10 go competitors had assembled, who bad already
passed the little go, and were about 10 compete for
s.v-,,ae the fret OF lowest degree. Sun Paon Yusn
In peiial Commssioner Vice President Of the Board
Of Revenue, and mandarin Of the second rank, pre-
sdsd Before suuise the aspiring sew.tsaes had col.
sct 10 the bell ard received their themes assigned