New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-05


been % naie iha; the ladies snd gertienSen presea
viii hsv. ample opportunity to enjoy spicnic. The
or s.iou cf,be dsy by the Hon. Tnos Corwin viii be
the only speech delivered in connection with the
celebration.
A letter Of M Perkins, contsriug an account of
the Perugia affair, which w:s pubEshedn Gang sant'
Messenger, denying some of the fase sA'emeh's OF
the named journal has beer caraes neiy printed
and widely cire slated ., Rome.
Madame Grisi and Sgnor Mario, We learn from
private rumor are about to visit the Spanish capital
and there TO take part 10 the opera.
The Hon. Grsntlcy Berkley, editor Of The Fed,
a London sporting paper, Is at the Clarendon Hotel.
He is goir to look at agriculture, and to make
acquaintance with our trout and buffalo.
The Hon. Pierre Souls is a, the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Baron Stocked, Russian Minister, is at the C!ar-
erdon.
Til. London Times contradcts Il e story Of leg
scy left to the Rev. Mr.. Spvgeon, which we pub
lished on the authority of The London Court Crca
lar. The Times adds that If Mr. Spurgeon should
receive guinea for every story that is told about
him. he would SCOT have enough TO complete his CO.
losssl tabernacle of which the foundation stone hiss
recently been laid: but will not work, it
must lie for time at least, Ike arst grave 10 new
cburch-yard, utterly alone
The English correspondent Of TIE Souti>rn Ad-
r0cdte says:
Strange as may appear American Barrum hss made
Mr. Punshou offer OF s2oto year accompany him
America and awe lectures under Bsrnums direction and "
pervn. No but BarDum would hsve the mputece To
have spprosch Mr. Punshon Of such unhao~ed
NJ Pms istrds In
TO- and sending 10 M Banum; o. full OF sueay AMI mis-
chief thou child Of the devil, thou enemy Of ali righteousness
wilt thou peryert the hight ways OF the Lord
The Boston Journal of Saturday says:
months snc. annourcei IN the papers
throughout, the country Ensshman named Edward
Humphrey suddenly his native land for this country in
company with lawful wife and tina, he
took With him fun Of Scoc the property Of
other parties
1.-THE sufferers by hi.a'cai,y subsequently dispatched
in pursuit, the deuer ovaous this
country Canada until length the Learned that
be was In this city or In the immediate Vicinity.
Constable Calder traced him to Cambridge and back to this
city, and learned of several houses public and private where
that he boarded bat inquiry he
found that there Continuing bis search
Mr. Calder finally found and arrested Humphrey yesterday se
uoon No II Harrison and committed him 10 JAIL to
aw ait examination in the Police Court
Previous conveying him 20 Jail Humphrey requested the
privilege Of writing his eod, and, the request
bens sr.ned he addressed o.-s to the Hon. Edward Everett
and Prof sow desiring the to call Suffolk County all
and him Upon being ashed be knew Mr. Everett he
replied No. but letter him. Just before being placed
in his CELL he asked Mr. ysor Bartlett he could De allowed bis
wine ard cigars, and politely answered. No sr-th'
temperance house and smoking 10 strictly Srbidden'
The Rev. T. Starr King is about to publish a
work on the White Mountains.
Tie Hon. A. o. p. Nicholson, U. s. Senator from
Tennessee, is in Washington.
When railways were in their infancy it was sup
posed that they woald ipjure the estates through
which or near which they ran, and the English Cabi-
net Minister Mr.. Laboucheres father, received the
emp ensaion of $50 600 for an imaginary detrment
Of this tort. After bis death, his son, finding that
there was no injury to the estate from the vicinity OF
the railway, but the contrary, refunded the $ooooo
The author, M. Bsyle st. John. whose death we
announced the other day, was born in kentsh Town,
London in August, 1922, and was the son of james
Hughes VIM. st. John author Of "Marners and Gus
toms of the Ancient Greeks" AT the age of twenty
he wrote for Fraser series Of articles upon charots,
entitled Ode Re Vehcularl;' and at the time,
and for the same work, he began the studies of
Montaigne, which resulted in an elaborate
biography Of the French philosopher. In 1916,
be went to Egypt through France and Italy,
and remained in that country two years,
and there wrote "Ths Libyau Desert Set
ting in Paris, he produced 1.-The Levsntius
Family" and second journey to the Nile afforded
materials for his Village Life in Egypt" Returning
to France, he wrote Purple Tints of Paris'-"The
Louyre'-"The Turks in Europe" The Travels Of
an Arab Merchant"-"Ths Hungarian Emigration
into Turkey"-snd "Maretimo," novel. A visit to
Piedmont, in 1855, suggested two volumes on 1.-THE
Sub.Alpne Kingdom lie also penned s. The
Eccentric Lover" and "Tne Fortunes Of Francis
Croft At the time of his decesse, he resided in Lon
don as the foreign editor of daily journal, and 1t is
supposed says The Boston Traveller, that he broke
down under the perpetual strain upon mind and body
Til. sInusl income Of Mr.. VIM. Macdonald, the
owner Of Flora Temple, ia said ~ be $780, lie re-
-ides 10 Baltimore,
The Baltimore Patriot says that the property Of
the late George Brown, who died in that city last
week, lie estimated at 100000
A marble ssroophsgus for the remains Of Henry
Clay has Just been completed in Philadelptia. It's
designed for the monument now erecting ia Ls1ng.
ten, Kentucky II is cut from solid block of marble
OF the shape of coffin, and the interior ia Of sufficient
sze to admit the esden case containing the remains
of IL departed statesman. The outside Of the SAL
cophsgus is beautifully carved with appropriate su-
blems.
1t i. reported that Stevenson, the celebrated En
gli.h engineer received 1925 900 for the plan OF the
Victoria Bridge, at Montreal.
The Eransrile Enquirer announces the return
Of the Hon. Robert Dale Owen to his old home, in
Posey County, Indiana
Mr. Fulton editor Of The Wilmington IN. C.)
Journal, had two middle fogers Of his night hand
badly mutj,ated on Tuesday by accidentally placing