New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21
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DIR JOSH c. Reinh.rct % Southsru Brazil bs,
made valuable dobsien Of birissins, eraHia snAss-
,kIs, ard ether sp'oiIeHs IN hs,drs scenee TO ihs
BOston Society Of Nstaral History.
-M,srs Pc, & Furun, Trcpn.tors o. Tee
F5vosIfer igsss S-y, have SOIL that Establishment
.oshr. John u. Bsd~in, late Of he Csndridgs
CLSoA.olc.
Nj. C. Z. Notion Of tt-s city ia abou: e 60 %
Euiop4 to porcssse books r. American colleges.
Mr.. Jcnes Of Cincinnati bss jos. in.shsd a Sast Of
Gov. Ctsss OF 05o, u.icl : a.ghly sPSaen Of.
Arnold Bufu4, , vsll-kDosn Fnsui, Who died At
E6glsssood, n. j.. CO the l2.n ins,, one Of the
twelve WHO organized the Nes.Englsnd Ant-Ssvery
Society, Ii. first Glrrsorian Socie:y, in 1882.
-,J.oob S,rsxn Of Rock'crd H., vent 20 that stste
twenty Eve year, sgo poor mao. lie hss reduced
70 cultivation over $1,000 scres Of land srd has now
ore fam Of 7 500 acres, and smother Of 10000. de
Usually employs from 900 20 800 ueO, and til recently
has stalled from 5OOO to 5000 hssd Of cs:,le every
year.
Tie Eoo Sidney Dear, Member Of Congress
ffom CORRECTION, hss gone 20 Cabs but without, &c
presnme, ss oe is s Republican Member, any designs
upon that Island.
The Hon. William c. Rivss Of Virginia i. 10
town. Mr.. Rive is about t. commence the puolics-
ton Of life sf Madison, on which be mas long been
engaged.
TIL LoadOn Journal, one of the most popular of
the cheap Lotdon pspers, Las pa.sed from the bands
Of Mr.. IDsIsm iut) those of Mr.. Manmurrsy, large
psper Manufacturer. Nr. Max Lemon has been it,
editor.
Bishop HcIy,ine of Olio, Who has just retained
ron Earopean ,our, met on his arrival a. Ciacin-
n.t very warm and cordial reception from the
church sud clergy Of that city
The proceedings in the case Of Yates va THE Gar
rick Club arising ont Of the difficulty between MI
Istes ard hr. Thaekersy, ore abandoned. Mr.. Yates
is about 10 publish pamphlet giving his verson OF
the affair
Mr.. Henry johnson, the Mayor OF NerbuiypOrt
died in that city saudsy Of LIST week. Hs was an
uncle Of Cs cd Gushing, bot otherwise respecta
ABLE and worthy msn.
A proposition TO establish en- Acplemy of Fine
Arts, probably at Cambridge, has been accepted by
Leutze, the srtist.
The Right Rev. William II. Delaney, Bishop Of
Western New York. and Wll'isn II. Delaney, jr,
his SON. are announced IS smorg those who we're pre-
sented TO her Majesty, ths Queen a. her Leyse il St.
James, Palace, on the 81 inst
There ia stil a survivor Of toe Wyoming massacre
living, at FeDmer, Madison county, n. Y.-Mr. David
s,oddsrd hae srd hearty old man Of 81 ysar. So
We are informed by CORES pondent.
Mr.. Benjamin T. Turner, colored student OF the
Western Theological Seminary at Pittsburgh, was
elected bys constable from Masonic Hall, in that city,
lest week where he in attendance at Reading OF
Ne. K.mble. As Mrs. Kcmbe ia understood 70 have
very decided and soug opinions upon the subject Of
Slavery il "a presumed that the gentleman from Ireland
wa lot acting under her diiectionP.
The Eco d Italia Of March 10 learns from good
authority which it IL not allowed TO nsme, that the
Hungarian patriot kossuth passed through France,
with the consent aud oonriysnce Of ths French Gov
eminent, and arrived iAeognHo at Genos. II is sup
posed that be will place himself al tho head OF Hanga
Iisn foldie.s Low in Lomhady. II is wellSnosn
fsct that duirg the last ten years kossuth has been
studying uiitSry science.
The Hon. VIM B. Reed American Envoy Extra
ordinary TO the Court Of Pekp, according 10 recent
,tier from Malta, psssed through that place on tne
18Th ut., on lie passage home.
MIR. Fitz James o BIien has gone 10 Cambridge 10
i've. He il TO be literary editor to The Boston Altar.
The Portland TrGn,cr1pt ssys tina. a young man
Troy, who wrots 20 Horace Greeley, requesting bis
autograph, received the following reply:
yong mar, yOu can be 10 better business than 10
sending fer any bodys Autograph ii. GREELEY.
The suit OF the heirs Of the late DR.. 0sier OF
Chester County against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, growing out Of the death of DIR. o. by
train coming in collision With his carrisge, was tiled
before board Of sroitrstor, at Westchestsr, Tues
day last, ard resulted in verdict of .5 600 against
the Company.
-Parson Brosulow's famous libel suits with The
Perersors in Tennessee, have al resulted in his tn
umphsnt acquittsl.