New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

the smouIt received has rsseSed IRE yum on 10 ~,
sid some of them are still on hand. Casstna1 wil
probably be plentiful next Winter a. The rooms OF the
Sabbath School Socisty.
DIR. Perry Of Boston, whose dangerous illness We
n.nao..d a few days since, lie likely 20 recover.
"A great di,rer !. 10 be given 10 Mr.. Paul Morphy
IN Paris.
The venerable Hunbodtth tins appeals for meroyto
class which Wa reyer yet knosn 70 spare either
or age:
"BERLis, March l., 1859.
"soferng beneath the pressure Of still increasing
amounting 70 bet Seen sixteen hundred
ard two tbon, ard communications per snnum and en-
bfscIg r.tters, printed pamphlets on matters with
which an wholly unscqu.nted, manuscripts con-
cerppg which my opinion desired, projects for emil
grafton and cOlODlzpg, the sending Of models, ms
chr e. and natural cunOses requests Of contributions
10 collections OF su.osrsphs ofers 10 take charge Of
my domestic COZ Germs, 70 che,r ard eDvsn me, &c,
Sc I mus. again publicly urge al per- OTIS having ny
Welfare az heart to exert their influence 10 my ben s
that iuoviduaB IL both continents may longer busy
then,elyes with my person and make Of my house an
intelligence Office; and that ! be aioset In the De
cln il state Of my physical and mental powers, to
,boy some rest and leisure 10 attend 10 my duties.
Nav this cry for Tehef which utter with much renc
tar &c ard after reflection, not meet nnfrisndJ IN
depreciation ALEXAsDER vow HCsBOLDT."
"A Paris letter.wIitteT says that Spanish official
papers announce that the Queen had presented
her portrait to the Amencsn Minister, Mr..
Dodge, Of has most earH>s. nquest. HIS EIceuency
Wa too modest. He should have asked that the
portrait be ministu-e, set 10 diamonds On a gold
spuff bcx.
DR. Smith Of Durham, c., At the late election in
that State when about TO put Republican vote in
the ballot box was challenged by Democratic Select
msn. He replied 10 his challenger, 81 have voted
teie in Durham 50 years, and that was before you
were born" The village father retired The vsrera'
be Doctor liz 81 years of sge, and considers himself old
enough to know which is the beet ticket.
DR. Amass Trowbri5ge, an Cd aud prominent sur
geon, died in Wstsrtovn, N Y, the lOth, al the
age of SO. He studied medicine with DR.. Avery
Downer Of Preston City, Conn, physician of the
Revolution. He received his diploma when aged -,
And a year later removed 10 Mss sachusetts, from
where after haymg prscticed successfully and married
wife, he removed to Trenton, Oneida County, and
piscticsd two years in eompsny with DIR. Luther Gut
team In 1909 be came TO WstertovD, and soon built
I'D the high re Jutstion ss surgeon and physician
whio1 be enjoyed through life. During the war OF
1872 and until the close Of that war ne ranked high
as an army surgeon. DR.. T. writer Of no mean
pov.r., and rad been On ardent politician, but Of late
years had taken no active part in these matters.
Petersburg.
-Tae Washington Star ssys that the appointment
of Mr.. ID. Richard Ryan as binister TO Bogota lie
hoax got up by tome young men who were ID want o.
q supper. At any rate, have got the speech, aud
know what Eternity is going to do about Mr..
Buchanan. 1t will be q shabby thing IL Mr.. Ryan
does DO. nor receive the appointment, especially as
The Union copies, and Mr. Buchanan therefore &C
,ob I. orb raiIsr
"A New.OIlssps paper mentions, am5rg the ami
yerssries which came the 4th instant that OF TIE
death of President Harrison, 1" woo was distpgusa-
ed psrio of the Revolution and sgner OF The Decis-
Grafton Of Independence" As General Harrison was
only born il 1772, he more remarkable, If this be
true than we we're aware of.
The Hon. Samuel II. VALLEY, on Saturday last,
rendered to Gov Banks his resignation Of Bank Com
mti Toner for Massachusetts, the resignation 10 take
eTetton the Goth inst. The Revere Bank, of which
MI VALLEY is TO be President goes into operation 90
the ID of Nay.
We are requested by Mrs. Abby Hutchinson Pat
ton TO state that Of sobg Kid Words Can Never
Die" she lay claim to the music alone Through some
mistake of the music publishers the words have been
enormously attributed to her.
The Hon. joseph White, Bank Commissioner OF
has been elected Treasurer Of Williams
College by the Trustees bas accepted that trust and
will enter upon bis new duties and take bis residence
in WilEAmstown next Commencement.
- An old pensioner, Thomas Lsrler better known
% sod Tom" cied at tbs NesYork Hospital on
Friday. The Post rays he wa, admitted a. p.-
tent in 1902 ateTward became nurse, but for the
lsst seven years has been in bed.
Il correspondent of The Hartford Tines, writing
from San Ricardo, Cuba, February 2S seys:
"a gentleman named Bucba IN was in Csroenas 4
few DAYS since, and the Spsnards on learning his
name, orovded around staring at him as If he were
some wild animal, and some ssked II be had resny
come 10 buy the lsland.'
- The pulpit Of the First Dutch Reformed Church,
in Brooklyn, lately DIR. BethuDe's, mss been offered,
with salary of 8, 600, to the Rev. Moses d. Hoge,
of Richmond Va, and declined.
The Rev. DIR. Msgoon Sunday informed his
COL gre cation that ne had determined to decline the
call rendered HIM from San Francisco, and remain in
Alosiy.
The Rev Marx Trafton has been transferred by
the New England Conference to the Providence Con-
fer, noe and has been appointed TO the Elm street
Church 10 New. Bedford.
John c. Moore, esq, long connected editorislly
tary of the Burns Club, has become associated vita
| The No,tcich CoVrier.
Sir Francis Hinsis, nov Governor in. Chisf of
Bnbadoes is about to visit Canada where active
preparations are making to give him suitable rscsp-
| ton.
DIR. I.rssl Hidrsth, ore Of the Oldest and most
Learn ed physicians Of Lowell, Mas died in that city
Oh Wednesday last, in the 10Th year Of his age.