New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22


| De, kee,eu 20 te.te vhle cut IN Mormon Coeey. som'
| fourteen miles from town. vth oroshsrr 'as
| toutrg Some vorCs pissed between them 50 at
their risit 10 tale tie oGt from their lands. whc'
tb.v care 10 blows, when resulted IS above. rle
pa,tie- 'strar, too so1s ent two dsugb.erl 10"
taiely logged il jail Muea excitement qreys /. ID
town. Nj D. was E: ,he bead Of the "a prvfe
partner oftbe srsseL, Mayor. aei mach resp It Il ~
the community. TIE deceased was formerly Of Free
dJn, Portsse County, Ohio
| Verbs. the composer sent the following Aires 70
the people OF Busseto the little tosn in which ne va
! born:
Cirf1Ess: The vic.oe. 81 r-,eu.ly o,aed BY
r-,hru secured ~hog; thc Shedding Of blood or
.rhou, csasuE the s,s,ss' 'acon u shor'.od, OF n'.
~ b., of his ssiy IN. holy caae o' which l's.n are e'
proco-. 81 s.rpeion in favor woundcs sad Of The
fs1 hes " who cray die for their cSuutry
sse''-> '''' "0UisErPE VERDI"
The resuit O. ,iss appeal vN subscription amount
NJ sS TIRE. which YeFei sent IN The 2oth OF july to
the Conn .itee a; Parma
The New Yulk coirs pendent 81 The Ckarlsr'cs
B-esrv ssys tbs, tie marriage e Senior Ogiedo,
him the priceless jewes !, arranged to take
pl.cs n Stptember after which the happy couple
viii VII. Mr. Genera Green formery Of Texs., n
Boston ard the relatives Of the bride in Maine tlen
make The tour % Europe and aftersard settle down
Cubs pss ,iue their " inteIs in the Uaited States
TIE s,nors large suite IS still remaining at the St.
Nicholas Hotel, but tie Senior himself has gone into
qoieter quarter " town.
According to correspondent OF Csnsda paper
NJ. Bicndin viii walk again across the Niagara on
Wednesday rcxt, w5en he announces Bis intention of
appearing in the character OF toe Liberisn slave,
chain ID flcm tssi 10 foot. He viii also, when
reoros.irg carry with him stove sud cooking uten-
sis. sud whom in the MIDDLE Of the rope will cook
omele;s for the passengers of the Maid Of the M's
Rochester journal says that liz realized SlJOO nom
bis last exhibition at Niagara, and tina. he has probs-
by made $500 this season IN roPe-waktLg over
tie great river
Tie Providence jon, nal says that Mr.. Powell
whose picture Of the "Discoyery Of the Mississippi
by De Soto" adorus The refunds Of the Capitol st
Washirgton, fas been commissioned 10y the State of
Ohio 10 paint the " Battle Of Lake Erie for the Cap
tol OF that state. lie was in Providence last week
10 visit Dr. Parsons who is the last surviving COM
mission ed officer attached to the fsssbp on taat day
atd to obtain o him certain details for the picture
III Ciicqc5 J0a, ~, gbys flat Mr. Louis Schsde,
whilom OF Coiceeo. is out..ss great ssel in lows
TLeLss IKE cf The 5oson Is ,ei 20 be on this Schade
He wrote home To- Germany, ,hat lie vss Attorney
Genera e Iowa tlat the dutie, of the office having
become irkeome TO him he wss about to resign, when
be would be appointed Minister to Berlin and revisit in
triuu ph Il land Of bis nativity"
Tie Rev. Theodore Parker writes from Mon
treaux, Switzerland. to Francis jackson, esq, of
Boston, in the following language:
'H,w Ike the Evil One the American Government does
ac,t The ave-trsie vi africa carried ploucy sud with
The counysrc- Federal au,hofenp man punished Or
oFen violation Of the las" witch was meant u prohot
h.t Of wroLss; h, Supreme Court scohus At rae hs
prifrp. of al u. gr,rnuet end 'readug state Rights snt
the Rights Of San urdrI foot kdnspPcs IN Penn'y ono
y,,vlee ezrg iuLocer, men, aLd bounding them III 70
saysiy: Circuit Courts oui,icg noble men In iil r the most
@ +, be ySdi1 Z Noi,6eia il. Governors, IKE Ch,, q
Ohio allowing the senspp-r' tui wHE 10 ser own Nor'herp
New Hampshire, refusing Liberty Law Shch snail pre-
tbe sgausi AMY the Keputc'n pNy
crcrcbs down aud eas ~ rom its most obVons dutJ and
2 AIMS, u'erest-wtat sight Il Is! .
America Ess good MI euce IN European P'ir At pres
ru Though1i friends Of the human race wac sex to
p pfoere Of md look 2. our eipoatc zen.
sbrCad, Ike Dalas at L"ndoa Mason ~ ran, phe A.
Turn sud Ghuy Jones a Vienna AID ask, Ia that tns
fuit Of the American tree For as~er hey ook at ,ns te
ela Deu crsc tAsi bear lur million ave. aVa 'eios 10
SEEDS bonisfs uto TtUory aud every 7At iaeJ
SSA =: ,e Aa . srN iii ia tue world What c az
.neh bop people who tolerate -acu thiog' II
AmecsA,Drmocrs too IN he deepest depths OF QUO usiur
~ uey zee thorEh oil TINS h.e'1r' ana lo' ~ NuG-'
nli hood this south penaply debiuchod who nov d'
49, ese ms In that way 80 q, tai, cay think our eA,u.
S OH, thet,rsnt o. ooarse men Ike Casb Cushing AID
he run Il the democfsric taors which they hate"
"A con spondent Of Tie Gaiveston Necs, writing
from Coriccns, July - ssysthat state Senator Mar
tin accdc D,aily shot himself few nights SINCE lie
was canvas siug for reelection and having to ride after
night carried horsemans p'tol, charged with shot.
His riding animal took fright, and, by some unac-
couutaLle mi,cheuce, the pistol discharged its con-
tents under his chin several shots being detained ia
his cravat others entered the flesh. For day
or two. Re was supposed TO be dangerously wounded
but am happy to inform you, he s rapidly recover
ing. To-dey be Is out, pursuing his canvass as care
less Of his wounds a. one Of tie gallant heroes OF
SolfeIiIo.'
"A letter from Beyrout, Syria, states that con.
yerted Mohammedan is now labOring az miasit nary
anorg the Turks # that city lie gathers 'arge com'
paries and spends hours IN reading 20 them out OF the
Scriptures and explaining 10 them the principles Of
tbe CT ristan faith. Among bis auditors have boen
several Dervisbes aud two Persian Mohammedans.
The preacher il also winning many friends among the
Greeks Of the city and happy results are anticipated
from biz abors by those in the city wlo arc longing
to see MohammedsIi-n NJ an end.
A correspondent Of Tie BERKSHIRE Courier, 10
irving an account Of the downing OF two Of the
DAUGHTERS of Mr. Geo. Leuist, formerly Of Boston, al
She field Mas. states remark able fact that nice
Of Mr.. Lenists lindied have been Drowned. His
father and mother we're lost in the Lexington.
-Elward Mulliken, aged niuety-four years aud
eight months, died in Sidney, Maine or the 9TH inst
He was Revolutionary pensloner having enlisted IS
colder a, The early sge Of fifteen years-being so
small az he often remsrkei that "thsy had to stretch
him up to make him measure enough HIS physical
and mental faculties were remarkable, Of which no