New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

Webster statue. Il is said that stasus Of the late
Horace Mann Will be olsced 10 the westerly yard.
The last runor frou, thst most inveoti~s Of msu,
the Pn, correspondent t The London Star, is the
! following, which is az yet uoooohr ned:
"Newsrcnser. ars in full " today. They have
much to taxi II ard much 10 d ccss 6ooei Tue event
which first haying been amour ced as Mere ~ nor 70
declared a. certainty but xhsch, not beisg stated
II the official urpsl Of this morut " must yet % ac-
cep'si with al reserye-the dismis a. OF fou'd IRON
he Mnislere d Etst which took plae yesterday ana
the nomination Of Wale~ski in hi' pl.ce while
TbouveseI replaces Waiewski at the' Af.ires II
tIsDgeres. Many sssigned as oaviog ongi-
mated this event. ~h.ch comes sud ieEly HPoo us Ike
the thunder bolt One OF these is the vhich has
taken place in London regard TO the al MS OF his
son End abrorhurc which il said to have aVpearef,
wherein the youDg is Justified in his cond ~, and
bis faiher made TO play so drgrscefu part, toA, NJ
de Per-igny seriously annoyed at the effect pro aeot
in london by the combination Of dishonor, usds
serious representations to the Emperor coDcernint
Another, and tllilk more hkesJ reason given Is tse
failure Of tie heath both moral aud physical, Of It's
Minister who for some time psst has exhibited eymp-
toms Of decadenoe Of the same description those by
which his brother attacked, and which necessi-
tated his rete ment from the world. THIS was indeed
the reaor given the occasion Of the distribution Of
prizes at the Palace 1ndusre the other day, for the
unstemy hour at which the ceremony was held.
The assembly was called at o'clock 10 the
morning and ae only motive assigned for this devils
ton from the general oIder of things the state Of
health Of u. Foud renieog it dangerous for him 10 be
abroad while the gun at its full hight. None Of
hote reasoDa may, however, be the right one. 1t is
certain that Fould having strong protection 10 tue
gratitude Of tie Empress, has been ensbled hitherto
to bear up against is numberless eneaes, and gsinst
the evil r, p IT'S which have so long incndsted Paris
concerning lin lie may al last have wesried out
even thai gentle power; but whether true false,
whether bis retirement from Office be occasiooed by
his resignation or his masters dismi,ss the fact
il not considered one which should be dep!o-ei.
Mr. Paul Morphy IL at the Brevoort House. He
Iaa nj oh buti t.fia If In or
is said that he will 60 to Orleans where he will
stay for short time before be returns ID this city
bencefoth it his permanent residence.
MIR. La Mountain, who made balloon ascension
from Waterto IN on the 18th inst, landed about
o'clock in the evening in safety the farm of Elisha
Sinmerman, near the head Of Perch Lake, in Jefer
son County, and about twelve miles north of Water
town, the trip having occupied about t~o hours.
The gre Attest altitude attained over three miles.
The aeronaut arrived at Wsterown, with his balloon
unpjured, the next day.
There ives duel fought by two Orleanois the |
other day near Algiers. Weapons small swords; the
parties, Messrs. BASKET and Delpt. At the fret |
lunge both received wounds, but not mortal. There
the fight stopped.
At the Methodist Church in Morehouss, La, two
or three weeks ago. the Rev. John ID. Spencer, who |
was officiating had arrived st about the middle OF his
discourse, when he fell back speeches and died in
few hour.
A correspondent Of The Bornst0Jle Patriot, st |
West Dennis, Mass, says that " Mrs. r. Terry Of |
that place having been somewhat slanjeIed by one |
j. Baker met him on the highway recently, and al |
uiI istered to him severe hogging As the SANDER
orly related 10 the alleged extravaganza Of Mrs. in
having too much cloth in her dress and too many |
sdornmerts of sold take this opportunity to warn
all bachelor friends and others to be careful OF
the least imputaton against TIE ladies of Cape Cod
lest il should result in similar misfortune of beog |
logged In the present instance, we understand that
Mrs. Terry has the sympathy of the community in |
which she resides and almost every presents her
With dollar or less, not gift to the needy bu.
as a testimonial 10 make a fund which shall show |
their appreciation of Mrs. Terry's heroism.'