New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24

success was not very grea; Toe correspondent o'
tie Courier des Etats Uns says that she has grown
go stout az to be gsness and thai, for that reason
il will be difficult for her to assume female part IN
aIy opera
The Grand Jury in Baltimore has indicted Mr..
Fitzhugh, one of the propretcrs OF Tie DAILY Es-
change for assault with intent 70 kill upou Paul Pis-
eide Tie circumstance sof che ARRAY were noticed
some time since Placide is no;ed rowi in B,ltl-
more who took offsnse at certain comments of Fhe
Ezckanee, and revepgei himself by assault upon
Mr.. Fit,hugh who shot him in selfdefense.
DR. George F. Lehman, formerly Postmaster of
Phiadelphis died at Mount Holly, on Thursday last,
in the 5ith year Of his age.
"A verdict for AZ 600 has lately been taken by de-
fault against the editor If The Bsnghamton Daily
Republican, for LIBEL published in 1882 upon Elisha
b. Smith, Democratic Candidate for Congress in the
Broome Dttr:ct.
"A cores popdent of Tie Erenng Post lately visited
Miss Muoch and be gives the following account Of hers
Mis- MULCH suns the impression derive from her books
S sIa.s s s,a Gear Ens.1 and face
lighted sensbihy There nothrs OF the strong aded
so many lierrv isdi-. arr afflicted she is temiuns Cod
meant woman 20 be, AID has a'o 10" voice. ~ni'h veJ
.1 Yo0t ,s 1G sa hal.
i've Of home .chsr becomes wandering Ysrte-t
epnme Of New Engand-an oasis Of comfort In the midst
Of Of four legged stiff uLre'fal ssmnarons the rock
ipshar bond sympahy She sske macy cues
tiDs America expressed warm desiIe 70 visit
it-s~nh, rust, some day to be aeccmpahei she hsd :
h-y laugh idea of having been penonhvd tn NewYork
for 70 many months.
-Seereiter, the great beaten billiard player pub
liabes the following card in The Chicago Press and
Tribune:
"a To Ire Tdi,ors Of The Pye,, and Tribune.
81 visited Chicsso meet the 6l.rd celebrities OF the
coupuy in The hope Of being able 70 make have been
,o,r,ed vxfl ma u
10 side the Auecsu oSrbal game vita p balls,
c points ssd will give or take NPsP;s. Of 'hf 10
"Ciioago, Sept IS, ls59'
We learn from TIE Rochester Union that the
distinguished Barney Donely left that city on Wednes-
day, on his way toward Albany. Whether it was his
intention on arriving at the capital of the State to
| demand of Mr.. W. Cassidy au explanation OF the be-
tray al Of copfe ence involved in the publication OF the
famous Wise letter, Tie Union does not inform US.
We will, howe ver suggest to Mr.. Doney, that he
il really In pursuit Of knowledge that interesting
subc ct he nigh. do well TO inquire Of Peter Cagger,
ESQ., who is supposed to be uncommony we'll informed
should Dir Cagger shed any rsw light on the question,
we shall rely on Mr.. Donely at once to communicate
the same to us in order that We may give 1t to the
world, and relieve the amiable Mr.. Cassidy Of the
| odium under which he is now suffering
Mr.. p. 7. Bsrnum is to deliver an address on
Money Making before the Fairfield County Agricu-
| tural Society at Norwalk, Conn.,, next week
1t is said. in The Washington States, that the
| Hon. Edward Everett is to be prominent literary
| contributor TO Col. Florence's new Democratic Re-
| view.
Mrs Webb the accomplished colored lady whose
dramatic reading of passages of Uncle Toms Cabin
are pleasantly remembered by many Of oar readers,
| and who went to England, few years since by the
advice Ct Mrs. Stowe tho felt deep interest in her.
died at Jamaica OF consumption, the l7th or June
last.
| Here is a story told by The Providence POST
a clergyman from Providence and II hi'
last Winter when the old gentleman pped aud ts Hat on ms
back The mnsle, 9sus =, nm moment, ana osss s.,do
slippery pisces The old senem,n looked up a. to assure
| The London Court Journal says: The Hon. Mr.
l. is just DOW creating extraordinary sensation in
the House Of Commons by the somewhat exception
able nature Of his costumer. No one can doubt the
moral courage Of the honorable member should he, in
the fullness of time, become the first Lord of the Al
miralty as be now wears white hat, crimson neck
cloth, yellow wastcoat purple inexpre''loles, req
| cocks and lemon-co!ored kds.'
MIR. Augustus Sehe has gone to Washington,
probably % confer with orr venerable President on
the resut Of the Syracuse Convention.
NJ. de Sartiges, the French Miuster near the
Court Of Mr. Buchanan, is at Plombisres, in France,
suffering from an enlargement Of the liver combined
with Inflammation of the spleen. His recovery is
| thought TO be doubtful.
Mr.. Ten Brock writes from England to friend
in Memphis that his winnings in England this year
have topped $4,000, to gain which ne risked but
10000.
AT the last Circuit held in Delaware County the
suit Of Nsgdslen Hsidie against Freesnd Cochran,
was decided The parties reside in Colchester, near
the lire OF Sullivan Co1nty, IN the same School Dis
trict and have from their childhood, been on good
terns In 1851 he commenced paying his addresses
as 8 suitor-proposed marriage, and was accepted.
Matters run along for year or two, the defendant
visiting her at her fathers house, and occasionally
staying all night and to breakfast next morniog. The
father Of defendant died. and Cochran wished to defer
their marriage until The estate settled. His visits
ceased after ls6, and in 1857 lie married another.
Tie dsferse denied any promise of marriage. Tue
Jury out come twelve hours, and returned YER
diet Of 500 for the disappointed lady,
| Mr. j. Aston Reynolds, through his sklful man.
sgement Of the Scriyens Ferry and Proctor plants
toLs. Savannah, has succeeded in turning out
full crop Of rice per From the estimate Of the
y.eld-i9 COO bushels to 50 scres-we think his crop
hard TO beat this SEASON.
The Rev G. I. Bedel Assistant Bishop elect OF
Ohio, will preach the sermon before the General Board
Of Missions a, the meeting in Richmond, Virginia, on
the 9Th OF October.
Tie Oneida Sactem ssys that Charles Spencer,
OF Csnsstots hiss in process OF construction two pow
erful microscopes FOX Prof. Agsssz, costing about