New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-09

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no~ IN esns vhc:e se expects 20 compete us -
lection Of ms.eIsIs. Whslhsf ne vii nnsh '1' 0''A
for ;he prsss n Germany cr ,ls country VI ar "O'
informed.
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W.e II snsreT 70 81 inv;s.cn 70 lecture Delo'e '''
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DEAR Sir: hardly know new - ceeIne Sou' NV
...ion, bG. R,RS do co. ,o.,~a
Com rni4-ee and fay ths- s1ou. 20 start fof our
-pountar. for tour Of sixty days examining Ioales
ard re-. ryCirs FOR csrs. Ina, nom -het llo W 40
l.. Of December, shall De euSsged N Prepaflhs nc
,,sIs for nv lsst message 10 me s. Genl Assembly
anon vnom l mus. waiE constantly un'i the isV ..
Jspnsry ue1t Ard TIA: thereafter l shaA oe ous.y
occapied in fang house sid hone ior my isnuy,
.;.er four years absence. Besides a. tns extra aoo's
al grlsyous bur hen fall heavily upon me 50, cd'o.
accept this csn. / have 10 lime Tor h,erary OF sIy
other couposition / AL bad sho, q. Tue oest, anu
am not going 20 Boston 10 shoot a. eame on the "hS.
l would Ike 70 osg you, L eouGIuh 80 ! eg"'" yss,
Bo,foa the whole ns.on would be safe tnen' les
| .lvays loved old Bostou-she was the Saloon OF INC
Tes Party. And so0e OF these days, God Wiling, l
viii try 20 see whG. Is tne matter VIE ger t' S,J
dop.,brow tes overheard ike she used 10 do '-"'"
oess heI ss'- Wy HENRY A. WISE
1, addition 10 the letters already published res.
nacn, n. recen. meeting Of the Alumni OF Harvard
Collaca We have been favored with the following
from Professor Bowen which We hasten TO !sy before
our readers,
To lx ES..o, q he y. L. IyissH"
SIN When yoar corr.spondsEi who gave an account oi '
proc.edinss a. he meeting Of the Alumni OF Hs'ard Nones
fir. attributed speech which never m'de 'upPseu
that mistake om imperfect infofnis,iou' ana
he matter OF very nins npo
.n. Bu, even as Prof Feton had called his attention 10
the other involuntary that De had committed ne mas once
and again repeated this statement respecting myself WIN s
y;y and saru.sneS which woud amo'; lead me to DOUBT my
personal Identity did 70. entertain very liked conV'on
npon this point: Thus in his hvd communicsto0 rePees "
matter hs syes sod quote bis own slcs-
"prof Bowen do make speech IN which be described ne
course Of eng BY halo. unusual extraordinary ea
urano opatsd by spihet equivalent 20 NAV "'n
attributed TO him
seems 20 imply the veaciiy of 'ome per
r, lpo no, whom-,. in question il is incumbent on me 20
declare with equal pos,venss that Prof Bowen did NOT
90. cen or utter word upon he subject Ihe e" Noo
which your correspondent: apparently refers were ue' V
AGED Alumnus 10 different par OF the room, WIN ~no
no conversation And whose marks were evidently INTENDED "
corec, whs thought the mistake OF the mover OF ~
r,,or 20 proceed by ballot and to inform him that the Gus
tom The Aocia zion 70 choose its officers after hoA
lion II them BY committee elected tor that purpose ie"
min stt.rv
brother ohe Historical Society who was at my eoo"
,ddr.,.d few words the chairman respecting the proper
INTERPRETATION Mr. Winthrop letter suggesting that was not
10 b. construed positive refusal Of The once but ony
delicate ~hdawa of any claim 70 it in case the Alumni 'hou
find convenient elect another during his absence and
added similar letter written by him the Historical soc
ETY. h.d been construed by is members This view was I'M
medaey confirmed by scng chairman Of the meeting,
Hon c. Adams who remarked that he 60 understod the
letter.
One other reiterated BY your correspondent; makes
me fear that les; only my personal identity but my
sense bearing He s rms that Prof FELTON, wrong III say
nt tina, there calls There calls heard hen'
attentive listener at the moment when the vote ws
declared heard call whatever. The report of the COM
% appointed eceivs and count he ballots seemed 70 10
heard with silent attention. Respectfully yours,
Canbr,doe Aug T. 1889 FRANCIS BOWEN
The Indianapolis Journal mentions report that
the Hon. James Hughes, VI. c. of Indiana has quar-
relied with the Hon. Jesse ID. Bright Senator OF the
same State. who has heretofore been Mr.. Hughes's
guide. philosopher and friend. When rogues, &c.
DR. Jellinek, Rabbi Of Vienna, mentioned in one
of hi recent that theie are 700 Jews in
the Austrian army-one of whom, Lieat. Colonel
Salemsfeld, distinguished himself at Magenta and
several others are superior officers.
A grant Of 5000 francs has been made by the
French Government to Felicien David as reward for
his opera of "Herculaneum."
Jenny Linds performance for the Nightingale
fund yielded $1,000
Madame Cornelius, the wife of the celebrated
artist, died in Rome on June IL.
DR.. Paul Ballsrine has been nominated Arch
bishop Of Milan, Maria Esvre Of Crems Bishop Of
Psvis, and Carlo Macchi Bishop of Crema
Victor Hugos new political work is to bear the
title of La Lteende des Sncles The Legend Of
Ages
-Thorwaljsen's sculptursl remains are to be fin
ished under the direction Of Professor Bisse for which
object the City Of Copenhagen has made an annual
grant of 81 COO for SIX years.
Gen. Whes. Denies through The n. o. Picayune,
the widely published statement that he has been in
vi.ed by President Juarez TO take column of Ameri-
cans TO aid the Liberal cause.
Mr. IIillard writes TO TIE Boston Courier from
London, under date of July 20, As follows:
Mr. Sumner is here in better health than have
reen him in at any time since the outrage upon him.
Mr. Motley is also here receiving those social atten-
tors which always follow high literary reputation
a. that which he has earned.
Prof Henry ID. Rogers Of the University Of Glasgow
is al-o spending the summer in London. His el8bo-
rate and nsgnifceny printed report On the Geology
of Pennsylvania is attracting much attention among
scientific men here.
On the afternoon Of the 30th ult, the two sons OF
John Livingston esq, Of this city aged respectively
six and half and eight and half years, accompanied
by their father ascended Mount Washington, on foot,
/ from the Glen House, White Mountains, slept at the
! "Tip-Top House" the sun rise next morn ng
under very favorable circumstance and after break
fast returned on foot to the Glen House. 1t is said
that this feat has not before been accomplished by
70 young as the junior Of the two boys. The same