New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

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a.. "A "a hi,,,. %. commander Of he Topeka Boys'"
-Gso,ss Brsdbarn formerly Uniye'sslist minis
ter Ar for several years Wbis Representative flo
N,n.uoi.t. in tie Massachusetts Legislature b1,
who ba been resident Of Cisvel4Ed, Ono, for some
years p,st, teoupied the paslt OF the Unitarian
Church in Naut,cket on Sunday last. Tee laqR.rer
s.yr: The subec. of his di.courss in the ncrrirs
sss, Character sud Rsputsiion. 10 the evening he
aiscoursed a. length upon the many Hia5rances 10
TIE socce,s Of the Pulpit snorg which he cl.ssed
the msry different oenouins,iors, dIa-rerces Of De-
b.f. and, a. be thin k, striking one the unwilling
pess of the church going community to pay for xhat
they DO rot w,sh 10 Dear,' VIZ: Tne Truth"
OF two hundred and FORTY Students in Williams
College, ssys The Boston Transcript. tEo hundred
and three have MIDDLE names, AID thirty seven have
but one Christian name. Eleven Of the st11-n,s have
four initial letters to their nsrBes. Of the foar hun
dred ana thirty students in Harvard University,
three hurdred and fifty four have double nsn line
Of these have four Initials, aud one has i've Initials &c
bis name. Seventy.seven udeIts have only one
Christian name. The proportions ere very nearly t1s
same in both these institutions, ard vary but little
from the average of the lads Of Amercso psrentsge
in the public schools Of Boston, Eve cat Of ak OF
whom have double names.
"A lstter from Bedford County. Tenn, addressed
TO the Postmaster Of St. LOUIS states thu, there is
girl l. years old held slave in that vicinity who
claims 10 BE- the daughter Of Peter McGregory, =.
Louis merchant. She says that she at boarilng-
school, when MAJ and told Der that her father
had cent for her. Instead of taking her home how
ever be carried her TO Memphis and sold her as a
slave Threatening 70 kill her if she ssd that she vas
free Tie 81. LOuiS Dem0cra,, in publishing the ac-
count, says there is merchant q the name OF Nc
Gregory in that city but does no. vouch for the truth
OF the letter.
Lord Brougbam, though 81 years Of age, has just
undergone BIZ amour. o. work IN single week wnich
would have severely taxed the energies Of man in
nidce life His address at the meeting Of the Social
scierce Association on the ll,h inst was marvel Of
length and ability on the mig ht Of the l2,h he took
part in Il anniversary proceedings of the Bradford
Mechanics Itstitute; on the 18th he paid Sheffield
visit, and delivered speeches marked by bic wontsd
Gre and vgor and the same night he was one OF the
spe akers at working-mens meeting al Bedford.
William Brsyton of Carey, WysndOt County,
Ohio in a letter 10 TIE TRIBUNE, expresses his be-
lief that the man who lately arrived al Cleveland,
after captivity Of twentysix years among the In
dams srd who was taid 10 be anxious to ind his rel
stves is bis brother. brother of his was los. in
the woods not far fIom Warren, about t1e tDe re-
ferred TO- and Mr. B,syop thinks il no: unlikely that
the Indians may have picked him up.and taken him
thrc ugh Cleveland.
The Lancaster Pa Union tells good story OF
the President. II seems that Mr.. Buchanan, on the
train which lstely bore him from Lancaster TO Colun
bis or bis way Washington, became interested 10
a brakeman, VINO was something of wsg, and made
up his mind to do something" for him. On the ar
rival Of the train at Columbia M Buchanan accosted
the brakeman, when the following dialogue took
place:
this train
Brakeman" Yes, Sir"
Mr. buchanan (patroDizirgly)-"H How would you
Xix to have a situation AZ the White House -
Brakeman (mischevously =" Old man, your tine
Is too short -
Mr. Buchanan made tracks for the bridge.
ID. w. Williams, mail agent on the railroad, be-
tween Chicago and St. Louis, was shot by nan
named Hughes on the 22d inst, while in the act OF
delivering the mail TO the carrier at Csrlinvlle III.
He fell Immediately and before the bystandsrs re-
covered from their CONSERVATION, Hughes escaped,
though he VS. after wards arrested. Wllismss ply
scians have decided that he will recover.
The Rochester Democrat Of Tuesday says:
"some .u.pciousookD. ch.racte of leutlem,uy but Off
c demeanor have been about town E day or two
past supposed that their object In visiting Rochester
cell Mr. Frederick Douglass oE explanations regarding the
ct Hnpers Ferry II happens however, that
M Douglass of town. and bis present whereabouts do not
be generally known The strangers are said to be con
p.csd With the United States Mashas oice-dep1es Of tina
gentleman, in isct"
--7ne Boston Transcript Of the 18th, says: at is
stated that Horace Mann LET property in this State
valued at sl7 Geo. beside property in Ohio, OF which
the value is not yet known. Yesterday, Samuel NJ
Quincy esq Of this city appointed administrator
Of that part Of Mr. Maprs estate which is in Msssa
chusetts. An administrator has also been appointed
for the portion Of the estate in Ohio
Mr.. Thomas p. Atkinson of Danyille, Va. has re-
sgned his lcorpo ate membership in the American
Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Missions, on &C
count Of tie ecton Of that body in renquishing the
Choctaw Mission Mr.. Atkinson closes his letter In
these decided terrls
al hereby regn ny position corporate mem Der Of the
American Board Of Co!sioneu for Foreign Missions pos
ton assigned b. your predecessors trsa thirty yess
seo before the accused fud Aboorjsn let loose AID
CON rend the Church and destroy the Union Of
these States BY Swing The seeds Of dsus d'cord and division
smore those who should feel and together As brethren
Tta. ycG nay be restored nlh: nnd the earees: de-
sire q your foiner unciste."
Il Col. Martin Rosierkiewicz, distinguished
Polish exile who to this country in 1882, died at
Cinci1rsti the 2lst inst. The early years OF his
exile were passed in Newfork and philadelphia, and
more recently in Chlicoihe, Ohio, but the last fifteen
years Of mis- life he had been resident Of Cincinnati.
NE Boston Transcript Gays that the Emperor Of