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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-12

Ike balm On al who heard them. The sob- were
hrtbed and scon The family, with The rest, retired
from The grave leaving the remains oil the loved one
to ~ cir lest repose. ....,.
I, was now nearly O'Clock. Messrs. Phillips and
MeKip, and all Of u.s. indeed, were anxious TO De on
our way home. long ard difficult journey was be,
fore Us ard AS the wont part WAS 10 be encountered
AZ n outss; II AZ important tina We should start
org as possible before the setting in OF night. I've
carriages were got ,eady; hasty but eAfiai ie'e-
taking eusUsG between the family and Their
friends from distance, and We were All on o1r
way overtle mouutaA. Most OF our party s'@ppsd at
Keene that night, but two pushed on 20 hhLt-
beihtCwu. On tie follOwing-which Was l4st evening
= Mr.. Philips, by previous engagement, dgVerea
lecture IN the Town Hall az Vergennes. TINS room
could not hold all that desired to hear. Was not
present til the discourse was N good part over, ea
doubt scire account Of Il will End Is way into print
You nav form some dea Of quality when tell you
lst venerable Deacon who 10 the hotel where
stcrred made the following remark upon II: ~ have
listened said be- 10 thousand sermons II my
life and heard more of Gods eternal tra,h tonight
than was contained in them all.
TIE people seemed very anxious to bear about joan
Brown. and the two gentlemen who had Just been en-
gagged in bic burial surrounded til late hour IN
he hotel parlcr By Il crowd whose curiosity ana M
,ercsf In The subject seemed undergo abatement
This morning the company parted-Messrs. PhiiiiQs
and Mex M for Boston and Philadelphia and all OF ne
icr our TesIectiye homes.
Mr. Philips carries TO Boston, from North Eiba, a
LARGE amount II valuable matter intended for Mr..
ChilG's vrcuised memoir Of John Brown. Iais mat
Ter consists If original letters aad other papers and
photographs Of several members Of the Brown and
Thompson families. The memoir VIII not De published
for some tine aud the prospect Of It's appearance need
net interfere with the sale Of Mr.. Redp8ths book now
aimcit forthcoming from the Press.
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Norkmen engaged in excayating eisteFn in Mar
eta, Ohio, after passing down through Elk feet o.
candy loan and through three feet OF conglOmerss
rock bard an TO require blasting found under ~
rock a~saviiy about foot in DEPTH and in The e2ns
below this cavity human skeleton and tie bones q
animals. The bones were very old and erumblng =
teeth, which were very much worn, belonging su
IDENTIFY 10 person weiLadvaneed in years. The bore
had probably been conveyed there BY water, wncb =
time may have flowed through the cavity bsnesIs
the rock. The opening il about 600 feet feet ifon al
presen. bank of The Muskingun River, ana aoout~
teen o. twenty feet below the level OF Ihs PLAIN
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sion recommended by Gov Magcnin, thai hoss rsf.
irg 10 leave should be sold into Slavery.
II has afro been resolved TO question the varoua @
dtates for the nited States Senaforshp, as 20 he an
tent Of their adherence 20 the ultra Pro Slavery ssnI
ard Of the southern party, especially whether G.,
ainian the rover Of Congress 20 make Laws for !.
protection of slave property in the Territories g
cular putting these inquiries in q categorical fora u
teen sigrsd byiiwenty ave Senators and Represess.
tyes and sent out fuf reply. We shall now sse b..
fan the polit esps Of Kent1eky viii 20 ia their Ana
cism in behalf Of Slavery. Gin. Goa
CALEB CUSHING SLANDERINGJ JOHN BRowy
Te as ESi,s, u TIE y y rr'b-as
SIR: Caleb Cushing, in his recent Union-say,,
speeeh in Boeton, makes two statements respcoinv
John Brown and the Kansas war 10 az variance via
the truth ss 10 call for special notice. In the rt p,
he GAYS John Brown buicherod tee Doyes N IA
mi3si of the wslngs and snlphcaions OF the fsmahs
connected with their household, and that those bu.
Cherries were the commencement Of bloofsned q
Kansas Tie truth is and state Il not for the beaea
of Cushing for he knew the truth well enoagh-<Ae
DOVES were thieves and were the terror Of the whos
neskborhocd in which they lived. Their vocatoa
was TO steal; they had already taken some yaiasAA
Durham canle from young Brown and compelled his
r. rel for song the few heads they did not steal al
be. ame sample gu, sti n whether all honest me,
should quit the vicinity whether the Doyles shegi
60 and they were duly nouhed that II they a
o. leave they would he executed. They dehed as
eiehhsrs, and were taken oal and sac, There wes
swords used--no cutting bueherins Of any sus
and II Mr. Cushing chooses To sympaihise wa
orse.thieyes end sco,ndrels like the Doyles sabzl
hat !; is hardly far N place the Democratic party .
he position oi doing the same thing hut Old Brow,
war not present at the killing. He was miles away
And then we al know that the Kansas inlbsoglo ~
cun mated before the Doylee were shot.
What a denagogue this Gushing ia 70 make sss;<
ments So easily proved TO be fslse
Can YOU tel me how long the Union would last Il 1
were fuli OF men 20 ready and anxious 20 save i'll
Yours, on tbs authority Of Zone who was there
DENOCRITUs
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CEARIFSTOwS, jefferson Co., Va, Dee. . 1859.
II il nv desire thar my vie have sll nv personal
property Lot previously disposed OF by me- and The
entire Of Al my landed property during Der natural
life and that after her death, the proceeds Of such
land be equally divided between all my then living
children; AID that what would Be a obilds share be
given TO the children OF each II my SOM who en
Al HaIpers Ferry and that chiid= share bu divided
sn0ng The children or MY now living children who
nav die before their mother uy preseni beloved wife,
No formal VIII can be Of use when my expressed
wishes are l.ade known TO ny dEtfai and beloved
family. JoHA BEnwS.
Ny DEAR WIFE: have time 70 ineios- Tue within
and the above, which forgo; yesterday, aud To bid
YOU another Farewell. % IL of good cheer, and God
Almighty Bless save, comfort, guide and keep you to
The end
Your .eeetonste husband JOHS BROWN
The addendum, said the speaker was unoo-btsily
the last work Of the old hero with his pen. Note tie
sublime composure Of his words He speaks ~ though
he were about starting on journey
Mr. McKim concluded with exhOrtations 70 the fam
ilv and friends 10 be oomforted assuring them that by
their sacrifices they had made large contributions 10
the cause Of Ereeeom and Humanity; that IN this
erect their position Was an honorable and by many
would be regarded us an enyiable one and that the
hearts Of tens Of thousands beat II the deepeet symPa
thy with them.
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THE BURIAL OF JOHN BROWN.

rAs Passage ef she Hoay 10 North Elba.
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EcroEs-Tbe ear can't distinguish one sound

ECBoEs-The ear can't distinguish one sound
from another unless there Is an interval of one
ninth Of q second between the arrival of the two
sounds Sounds must therefore, succeed each
other at an interval of One-ninth of a second in
order to be heard distinctly. Now. the velocity
of sound being eleven hundred and twenty feet
a second in OHe-ninth of a second the sound
would travel one hundred and twenty four feet
Repeated echoes happen when two obstacles
Rre placed opposite TO one another. rs parallel
walls, for example, which reflect the sound sue
"esSiyely.
At fdmath; in Fol.Ulia. there is an echo
which repeats seven syllabfes three times; at
Woodstock in England, there is one which re-
psats a sound seventeen times during the day
and twenty times during the night. An echo
IN the villa SmiOnetta, near Milan is said 10 re-
peat sharp sound thirty times audibly. The
most celebrated echo among the ancients was
that Of the Meteli, at Rome, which, according
70 tradition, was capable of repeating the first
line Of the Encid, containing fifteen syllables
eight times distinctly.
DIR. Birch describes an echo at Roseneath
Argyleshire, which it is said. does not now exist
when eight or ten notes were played upon
trumpet, they were returned by this echo upon
key third lower that the original notes, and
shortly after upon a key still lower. DR.. Page
describes an echo in Fairfax county, Virginia
which possesses similar curious property
This echo gives three distinct relect tons. the
second echo much the most distinct Twenty
notes played upon flute are returned with
perfect clearness. But the most singular proper
~ Of this echo Is, that some notes in the scale
are not returned in their pldces, but are sup
piled with notes which are either thirds, ffths,
or OctayeS.
There is a surprising echo between two barns,
nj Belvidere, Allegheny county, Ny. The echo
repeats eleven times word of one, two, or three
syllables; it has been heard to repeat thirteen
times. BY placing oneself in the centre between
the two barns, there will be a double echo. one
IN the direction of each barn, and a monosylla-
bic will be repested twenty-five times
striking and beautiful effect of echo is pro-
duco1 In certain localities by the Swiss noun
taineers, who cOntrive to sing their Rams des
Naohss in such time that the reflected notes
form An agreeable accompaniment to the air
itsslf
The Killarney notes are quite famous and re-
sound with marvellous ele2Tness to the notes Of
a bugle, as the traveller rows from point to point
In the beautiful lake.
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THE EVENING STAR.
MARY MORRISON.

"One of my juvenile works."-BTrnS.
Of 81 the productions Of Burns, the Pathetic snu
SERIOUS love songs which he has lct behind nh; -
the manner of old ballads, are perhaps thqsse n Nh
fake the deepest and most lasting hoIo a ~
pInd. Snch are the lines to Mary Morrison' ~
HIIIi.f.
Oh, Mary at thy window be,
IL As tho wishd, the trysted honr
Those smiles and ElaDces let nue. sec,
That ma kes tho M ser s treasure poor,
How bitterly wad bids the stoure,
a weary slave frae sun Ca sun,
ConId I the rich reward secure,
The lovely Mary Morrison
Yastreen when to the trembling string
The dance gaed through the lighted ha',
To thee my fancy took Its wing,
SAL. but neither heard nor saw,
Though this was fair, and that was Draw,
And you the toast of a the town,
sighed aud said emOng them a
eve are rs Nary Morrison"
On, Mary !cnu'st thou wreck his peace.
wha for thy sake wad gladly due:
Or can'st thou break thst hesTt oil hss
WhaSe only faut Is loyirg thee-
III love for love thou wilt na gsei
At least be pity TO me shown;
thought ungentle Gamma ba
The thought u Mary Morrison.
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MEDICINES.
nR. JOHNSTON, = -

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an unTsiy grave tneosihd, Of Young Men Of the
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MARRIAGE
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hen the misgutd and nprudnt vosry pleasure finds
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SAD MESSAGE By THE WAyEs.-On the
2ith ult., bottle was picked up from the ses
shore at Allenby. by the cOastguard stationed
there, containing paper, upon which was in
seribed the following
''Of the Sicilies; blowing whole gale; masts
gone by the board; water six feet in the hold;
making fast in spite of all hands TO the pump;
master and three Of the crew overheard. Cod
help Us. James Harris. mate. American shin
Jane, OF Boston, December oath, 1853 If this
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ly Cargo thrown overheard. No hopes fol
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HELMBOLD''

III III
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OPTICIAN ANDO CULIST.-Dr. WOLFSON

nPTlClAN AND OCULIST.-Dr. WOLFSON,
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
30 street between 2th and 18th streets, Offers
H.. sstvioes 70 90 every description of work in his
bnilS -, -. n9west living rates. Persons about to
oon,a navns carpentry jobs of any kind % be ex-
their orders, ~ VOL 0e'o'f n sL ,nnsn %a'