New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-01

cannon bal died in few mirutes. AID was buried ct
Tacobaya by his friends.
DR.. ". f. MLaren, formerly an editor
in Pittsburgh and in Cleveland is preparing to
depart for japan, where he will hereafter devote him
sell to missionary labors.
| A Madrid correspondent Of Tie philadelphia
Bulletin says that the Museum Of Paintings in that
city, collection of 1000 pictures. aui one of the
finest in the world contains 46 Murillos 10 Rases g.
Rubeus, a yelasquez 81 Tntorettos, and 43 Titaas
MIR. Paul Morpby has written letter declining q
| public reception in Philadelphia. He is now sitting
at the request of citizen of New.York to Elliott for
his picture.
| TIE Albany Journal learns that Gen. John II.
| Chedel Of Auburn has 90 far recovered from the
wounds occasoned by the late catastrophe at Oneida
DEPOT to be able to walk from his residence to his
| place Of business
Miss Abba A. God lard, who was arrested few
days sirce on charge of obtaining $500 of Mr.. VIII
liam L. Huston Of RoIbury by means Of fsse pre-
lenses has commenced suits against the propretors Of
The Boston Trareler and Transcript newspapers for
LIBEL IN articles relating to her alleged TRANSACTIONS in
RoxbuIy, Troy; and other places, which articles org
na!y appeared in The Trareier, aud copied into
1heTronseript, with addto la remarks. The dam
ages laid at $4,000 in the case of The TrGrelcr
and in that of The Transcript at 5000.
The Detroit Tribune is responsible for the fol.
loving:
During the Fremont campaign our Democratic
| friends were severe ou Republicans, because q
certain Jealous church in Kent County had dismissed
| from it, communion a member wao avowed hls deter
mpation to vote for James Buchanan for President.
Certainly tGat church would now stand vindcsted be-
fore the country. Bot now have case Of partisan
! zeal which fairly equals the above. s.aunch old
| Dred Scot Loco.F Oco Of Eaton County "a we learn
! from The R,D1tJLcan hes sensible daughter who
has for some time been couted by Republican lover,
and the upshot Of it, hsd concluded to marry This
| cOnsuumatOn the paernal Democrat decidedly op-
| posed. Being ques ioned, he freely avo~ed th1 his
| great objection TO the daughters lover was thst
| he was g Black Republican, But love langhs
| at mpediments. The mutual attentions of the young
people Continued. few days since the daughter was
riding ont in carisge in company with her Esther,
when the subject OF the proposed marriage came up,
and he aked her If she intended ID persist 10 her de
| termination of marrying the Republican youth. She
replied that they intended to get married the coming
FALL when he requested her 70 get out OF the carriage,
| ard demanded her bonnet and shawl She complied
with both requests snd found lodgings at neghbors
house The young man, learning how matters stood,
was hand and, like galan. lover, soon pro-
vded for the discarded daughter a husbands home.
We should net be surprised to hear that the young
couple had brought the P0ter tamihas around all
night and that be voted for the Republican candidate
ID lsbu.
The Paris correspondent of Liverpool journal
gives the following scene Of Paris liie
The accused, VI. Delle-Lo.ure, belongs to the
higher classes" and married in 1871, demOisee
Mare Charier. He declares that he adores MS wife
that nothing can equal his attachment. You shall
see how he proves il. child born after the
marriage ard in 1853 the parents agreed to separate
in consequence Of imcompatlbty OF temper such as,
on the husbands part, IN sundIy kicks, cuffs, and
blows. The Tribunal Of the Seine on the demand OF
Madame, agreed to aprOvsoDa separation while the
fral separation was being adjusted, granting the
guardianship to the mother, az her character stands
without reprosch before the wori-meiely imposing
upon her the duty OF taking the infant NJ certain times
TO visit the father The visit always took place al the
house Of friend.
"On the 9Th of last month the usual visit took place.
ard madame, concealed in an adosulng room, listened
Tor about hslf hour to the endearments which the
husband Of her bosom laylshlng on the chd, but
owns that the sight of hm would have exssperated
her to the commission of some set of folly. At the
end of the Writ Asiane Dehle-lu proceeded to
the house of her sister.inlaw. The two ladies were
in the most delightful gossip, when suddenly az the
door appears the subject of their discourse. He takes
roundabout way OF arriving AT conclusions, but asks
his wife plump and plain will she or will she not re-
turn To the coIjuga roof She perenp.ory answered,
'No,' wbereupon NJ. Delille Loture drew from his
beautifully made Summer paletot of snow white Indian
grascoth, with toxhesd buttons two OF the most ex-
quise little pistols you saw-the one he pointed
To biz wies forehead and the other to hIs own. Tne
double detonaiiOn caused the sister iIaw 10 faint Of
course so that nothing left alive but the child,
who ran scrt aiming from the room, and calling out
80 mon Dieu, papa has killed mamma, and taatau
has died of herself. Less than this wouli bring hum
drds Of the busiest people in Paris 10 the spot ani in
a moment .he room the house. the court yard al were
filed with advice. The best was to run for the doc
tor which DONE and he having pronounced that
among the killed and wounded nobody WAS dead the
interest diminished at once Everybody Is well enough
to-day to appear at the Court dAsszes-one as cIm-
ina, the other ss Witnesses
An interesting memento Of John Wesley, says
TIE North Carolina Adrocate was presented to the
Trustees of Trinity College two weeks ago. 1t con-
sists Of telescope and electrical machine which
were once the property of Wesley. Their history is
briefly this:
"a Mr.. Draper, in England, was personal friend
and relative of John Wesley, and procured these in
struueuis from him not long before his desth. He
save them 10 hls son, who came 10 America, and Is
known TO the whole country Prot. Draper gentle
H. an Of uuquesousble veracty and great scientific
a,iaInueDis. When Prof. Draper resigned hiI chair
in Hampden Sidney College, several years ago, for the
purpose o accepting protessorshp IN the University
If New York which he continues 10 hold with honor,
be disposed Of set of apparatus to Samuel L. Vena-
be- esq who has for years been Principal of the Ok
ford Female Academy. The statements of Prof. |
Draper TO Mr. NeLabe and 10 others, place il beyond
que-tion that these instruments the property |
df Wesley. Aided by several friends he puch seed |
these mementoes Of the great and good Wesley, and
they have been presented to Thrifty College, to be pre-
seryed as interesting relics Of the founder Of Metho
dim. The telescope is not large, but 10 good order
and excellent instrument for s size. The elec.
trcsl machine derives It's only interest from its
ciatops ard both will be admitted to have value in
the estimation Of Methodists Of North Carolina, far
beyord their commercial or scientific worth"
The degree of LID. has just been conferred by
Yale College upon distinguished townsman, S. B.
Ruggles, esq.
The Rev +. d. Huntington of Harvard College
preached Sunday before last in the First Church for
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