New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
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returned from Europe whence he journeyed q few
months srce to take possession of his ancestral prop
erty and title He nov the Baron Of Lsuifsenbsrg.
The Rev. Or. Suatton OF N,,chez. Miss, has
beer compelled 10 desst from bis abors fr ss present
on account Of i'll health. He is very singulariy
affected; every time he attempts to speak he hears an
I explosion hko the report Of plstol.
-Mis. R.mond, a "colorei lady. of Salem, Mass,
hai delivered strong Anti-Savery lecture before 3
! crowded audience at Liverpool. The Rev. W. ii.
Claiming presided and introduced the lady woo was
received With much erthusis5m.
The Empress of the French is anxious 20 Introduce
private theatrcals part Of the Imperial gsyetes OF
the sea'on, and rot content with tie important part
fate has allotted her the real drama OF life she pines
to ersct propria persona its poetic SHADOW before
the footighis. N. Feullet the author Of LIE Roman
"d'up Jelne Honne Psuvre has received her M,jes
tys nsructioLs to write piece in which an Empress,
without less Of dignity, might fifty pariicips'e To
accomplish this officially his instructions we're 20 keep
the recesssry 0n0ss out of sght-never to Introduce
him personsy-so that the Empress may tell her love,
but never exhibit its strength or weakness 10 action
Thus her august person will rever be profaned by en-
brace or cares or the tip of her oger squeezed
1t is thought the, after her Maie.ty has had all the
amusement Of learning her part dressing the charAc
ter and rehearsrg, Napoleon will then give hersquet
hiit that the thirg won't exactly do
The Trustees Of TIE Iadisna State Univ sr5.ty mse
Dr. Daily an extra allowance of 500 on epting lis
resignation OF the Presidency of the College
-Notwitl st t,ndi,g the denial of The Washington
Siar private circles sill talk at The csptsl about the
Brtish Lord and his rumoyei successfu la,'or with
beautiful and accomplished .iy who IS spending 10
Winter there.
Gen. Thos Flournoy died suddenly st Elfsuls,
As ast week four d.!s ater his marriage to an &C.
conplished young lady.
--Drrirg the intensely cold Monday night ofJsn. 10,
Mrs Albricb, Of Havertf!, Mass, who aat tso or
three days before presented her podss With pair II
twirs, LEFT her bed in ierious state, and vito no
covering but her ght clothes weot 10 the neigh
ing woods, where she was fourd resfy two hours
aiterwarj, ,ctivey walking in circular psth. which
was beaten hard by her bare feet.
Chief Justice Tsley sbstains from al society.
Even Lord Nspicr was recently denied an irtervIeT
With lin, in consequence Of age srd iniuntes.
Tile Duke Of Beaufort rho lately became more
known in connection with his racing encounter than
ever h. was before is tie par.n of no iower than
twenty lire church livIngs.
The Washington correspondent OF The Cincinnati
Go=ete says that when the Pennsy ysnia sckson atd
Forrey played tie whs, heavy role CT Damon snd
Pytblas FOIney, wishing 10 fecure property for his
wife ard Children hsd the legal tile vested in ar.
Buchsusn as trustee. Now, however, Fo'rey has not
tie s.me corfdelce in bis Damon before aud seeks
to dyest him Of his tIuseeehp. The Gaze is well pat
n this wse If ones country ret sse ia the becpng
Of this man, bo~ can ones children be secure But
old Back positively refuses and stands on this prcpo-
ston: if cahuo. trust Mr.. ForLey, 6ow csn | pat
this poor womap and these Innocent children s. his
mercy
-Orth Dox esq, a MEMBER Cf celtsin birch in
Ssem, Mass, rendered his resignation s sooTt time
since because The pss.or dssgIeed .its hun cOlcesnOg
the meaning OF Greek WORD. Il wss readily granted
Up to the 9Th day o. February Bayard Taylor
had delivered lectures in his Winter course, wthOu!
missing single appoibtment.
Walter Harper Of Detroit a. quiet and reserved
man, living moies;ly there these many years, has jos!
tai en- toat town By surprise with doustion Of $780, 600
worth Of property for founding hospital for SICK aud
eyed poor.
Dr. Daily tire deposed President of the Indians
uryersity, mas made speech to the stu 'ens, st the
Court House. lie made violent attack on the Fac
uty and said that he had much influence AID az
mary friends in Irdsua, end tina, he expected
to stand egsin on the platform Of tue Uaiyorsy Chap
e in en- oficia capacity.
A eIest-erand;on of the venerable William Pean,
aEi who was ctsek by jowl, when young, With James
tto Second mot Buchanan died recently st very ed
vsrced age, in hospital q: Biietoi, England.
We learn from Indianapolis the. ieuteraut-Gov.
error IIsmuoId is much worse. Itisthcught he caa-
lot live.
Humboldt, in a conversation with Anercsns
about Piefcoit gave the prefernc TO his "Fefdasnd
and Isabella" which lie said was an enduring history,
and could rever be superseded or the Conquest OF
Mexico and the Conquest Of Peru ne said they
were Interesting narratives but TO who had resided
in both countries it was evident that they were writ
ten by who had no. done 60; they were coun-
tie Of which man should wnte with his eys'