New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09

,teury of Henry Clay, Who sppeHrs' ON I've PohtoA
.,e. Of K-uiuck, at about tee same hDe WITH ain.
.st ", b.li.ve he wa, for many yeHs q members
the K.ttpek, l.. gi-iaiUre. He was al abe A"yx,
and potstts ar ding his Az Socso age SUN P''~ce1
in ~. Cours II, argued case Only a week o.'oss
his death in ore Of the Le1iog'on Courts VIZ. "ex-
life l,ft three dsngtters-one tue woo" 'o'@
Morley sIo.oer the wife of Coiohsi ffes'oo, poS
Nrs,,r, % So.ip. and Mrs. J,rn Preston Of Louis
VILE Col Pfs.ton IS one ct The eNeea'i'' 40"
h.Gsv,d IN Waslirg.on 'bst Re will soloit his recall
The following description of the late pr' Chas.
nrg ard of biz preaching ~s take from the >'' mum
her of Mr.. G. W Curtis's brilliant rovei@ ifunP,'
ia Harper's Weakly
WI our friend. entered the church, as0- 'rah ~''R.
, ,l,,rs up.n the organ TIE conr'sAaon 81 qeu,a
C,.. Ard b.uebe. wer- brought to sssoo.aosa,s III
,srorr Presently house was fun The on' st
,i..,,.u Of .L,er oyerbers vas nohirs A"aa DIV
lie ofssn l., A., -
s,.ue.s the pulpit 'tAfs md ee.o' sS@aos
~ - Tor moment lookisg down q, the consHrsaon He
,c. anal and hn and pAe but there we pure ns' 10
earnest, .pI.ius sweetness IL n" eJe--tHe "'Aa " =
anxious cub A they ,urveye, the p~'Pe A'ef aisS
-. music 81 rd There perfect silence N 'hs
church Ttep ov like shadow to the de's the pfs''@ef,
a. ,b., "a. In singular harmony siih the oppression II
RI f.c. beam 70 read hymn He voice had eInAs'Ss
cse,uce rg I'D siig with yesrnirs tscdefne" Ao' '
Patio. Il seemed inpas ~hos ever, to'e'S e'ey
aspiration Of the hymn IL ~ss iaA OF fsFe'"lse' tA-'
long Ing and r,ssr alton;
"'whil. Thee seek, Pre,ss les Power
Be- vain wishes s.l'di
Apo msy this eous-cr,ted hoGr
With better hope. be filed.
When he h.o read and doSn sssn, Hope W.yoe bit
q, ia .ligous service hao already been Performed
tn. .iup isity and servor .iy With which
h. e read he hymn sppsIry ioPifed the choir with nps-
INV ara after from tie orrsn they ssan t. ns "A
old far liar II taken up BY The conTesaoD anh tne
church IT, bd with aid sauusieIs in bs street
outside taIy ceased laughing aud taking saS tnh"d
he ind socs,p Kissed their bats aad stca bare
headed IN the ,pnhs; he the solemn music tiled the Air.
9TH. hyun us the pIsyeT offered the eAsPsr was
@sd ,her after little silence that calm Fchred anxious pale,
face tpead again the desk Tns preacher sasnes
bio alt rustey upon "ssh hs
tor.u. az ta,rs the words be was about to asr-nd an
pouu ed hi. text leave with you: p~s'e give unto
you.
He hssn IN he eslm simple way. ns,u-al msslY
c,rd certified truth Of every word he spoke The 'oe
, first n,sh in tore and lous wssehks
gradually deeper AID mole equsy 'o'aned
Th.r. ss,Ic,y any movement 81 the hAnd' ~ arms oAy
now the finger raised, or the land equity 'P
AID waved b. warmed in his discourse hnd OF CELESTIAL
r.s. qmmered sbout perop ard hs pale, tbousbfs cs
lno ed sne besued with holy hsL iiis s~ptsnees were en
ry ,nple There rhetoric defamation or display
Yet the Of the hesrer ed TO he fused Ia spiritual e'
ou.pcs hieh like white flame, buss oil the psronsby
the sresker sway The PsoPe n" they ~rfs u'ehhe"a
dis. embedded soul
Blu, appeal the ~ p,sson oc
pr, c- en.bi,y. Fear and horror and every ktd
Of steal emotion, 20 were iuposbe IN tn. canss'
And the OF the Divine II
Fshsr peace inherited message the psaohsr
brought Like a. father who pi,is,h bis chidren % the Lord
p.h His ehisren said be, in tones tina, ehled like tears
the Of his bearers although bic voice ~s enaoe ana
unbosen. lie sho~ VIVA, 'he children u such
Father mus, need. ho. hoSever .inf and wAndes
g We, the Father had to tell len that the doc
thine old that the eye for the sni ths
tooth he doctrine OF Imperfect knogds-
which iuy chldise hnsw The Creator only
parent and that II such faith .l0n. life tina,
worthy OF him.
Wandering piuc.s we cried the preacher, with
found ec.,.cy e1uson in biz while the sns 1t
'hooe in h apscwsndsrins princes sou. of
,be King In foreign lands ouca, aud odom rovehng
vita tie swine In the me and pnDs for the hsss TIA.
the envyius deIDs hA.as forgetting never
hated forgot the sP.hs Of ard i9oisSoe sne
SHIN the darkest moment OF moral dssh. ~heo would
cruelty the very IMAGE Of that Parent who p,iss us,hse
deeper and thai al music the voice Of ell
der pleading with Father Forgive tnm,
forgive them, fer they hno~ not wh,' they dol
He sat down, but the cops,gston did Leading
forward with upsssed es,enrs with aud bsibs
with sympathy with hope. with qu keDed sfe icn they
notiones seemingly unwilling Destroy the holy calm in
which wnh him they had commuued with their Father There
these Ia the fuer part OF the church who did not hear
opeu with s,enon, their eyes
6su and sympathy Of the audience
tina. they seemed TO feel what Trey could no, hear"
The Hon. David Wallace OF Indianapolis e1-
Governor Of Indiana, died Of apoplexy, in Indisnspo
lis or Monday, the 9Th iost. The I.d,aas Sentinel
gives the following sketch:
David w.lscs born IN Philadelphia April 1870 HS
fathers family std 20 Ono arc after brief residence ia
mdis-y after bis removal into this he received sp-
poin'u Cadet Wet Point 10 1921 he sadu,ti with
II
Ma bsstics which position bee hed butt b-f period. ls3
te elected Rsps TIE Legisli,1re frantiu
County and b eecop .ved thee From
Bchv- he removed 10 Co,insOn, where he resided until be
ec,eo Governor On ssunns the dciiss OF that position
b. owed % inoraPos since ht period has ae THE
Nosb Noble r GovetnoT ard Ia 1888 reelected In 1873
he ss elected Cow aud served sus term. la 100 he
s.'o Yin re ~S member o. The mos' opeAn' eon-
m,se Of the Houss,he Commites o. Ways aud N-aos which
tneuishsd names: MIsrd tulmoe Tho. D. Marshal Jos. r.
ns iol, and Dixon II Lewis Re also. ne nber Il
social appointed 10 the spPc.ttn IL
Iro' More for I'D 70 stretch Telegraph ~re from N,1iar
TOT 20 Baltimore and the eating vote ~ IL fsvos poircs
which impsctic ,o- ard yisinsry time
bat the sid then siven dsnoDssted II. moorsut practical
After his frtm Congress BE- elected PROSECUTING
Atouey H. delegate an the last Constitutional Cony.n.
MorIioD m.sUire aud Jacob P Chapman Frths pad
he y'af' has been Judge OF the Count Of Common
this county"
The New-York correspondent Of 7Re Charle,lov
Ae,eury says that Senior Ovisdos purchases in da-
mouds ard other kbck-kDacks, OF Bal, Black & Co.,
mp areoeLt date, hal reacbedtbe pretty tile sun Of
$3S,CC0. One Of ths s~eetesr trhes Of the lot
pair Of single stone sleeve buttons for g. 1000"
The some letter contains the following gossip con-
corning Southern notab'lies:
TIE EewYorh er. Of The plshed Mrs. Henry c.
q lss he