New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
PERSONAL.

nbn emu cLud, Mr. "A. duncan, nh' hO"oe " uV'
man, and John Van Burn Of this city, ex-Judse
BeaIosiey of Ooeids, sod eI-Congressmen George
Eus,es tf Louisiana. Among TIE passengers by the
Glasgow was the Rev Mr. Buc, Wesleyan MISSIONARY
TO Hayii.
The Hon Rufus Choa.e, who sailed from Boston in
the steamship Euop., OF wednesday last, fce Liver
pool was obliged, BY illness, TO leave the steamer at
Hslifsx.
A letter from Lake Lemsn, Switzerland, dated
June IL, contains the following: "Tne Rsv. Tneo-
dore Parker and family are to be here nert week.
lie has consulted Baron Louis, in Paris, who makes
most encouraging report, After thorough eHsmins-
ton of tie psti.tt. He pronouDses one lung entirely
sound, and the other but slightly diseased, and sees
no why Mr. p she ud not with proper care, be
restored to perfect health. This news, which hsve
from headquarters, -ill give JOY to many heHts He
has met hs friend Charles Sumner in Paris, and
spesks Of him as marvelously improved in health,
seeming, indeed, almost like well man.
MIR. Tsomss S. Cary, whose death at Nshant,
July 4 has been recorded was born ct Chelsea
Mas-. Sept 7, l79l gradus ed at Harvard in ISL,
stuGed law, but ealy became a merchant, and ~ss
srgsly interested in New England manufactures al
the time of hs death. He wrote for the periodicals.
and vas member OF several literary societies. Two
Of his daughters are married, one to Prof. Agassiz
and the other to Prof. FELTON, Of Harvard College
One cf lis sons is a member of leading msrcantile
house 70 San Francisco.
The Rev. Bishop Baker Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church ei ibis city Tuesday for the Pacific
COST. He i. to preside at the Oregon Conference,
to be held at Albany, Oregon the 10Th of Augusti
and at the California Conference, to be held at Peta-
luna on the 18th of SEPTEMBER.
The fueera of DR. Bailey, the late editor of TIE
National Era whose remains arrived by the Naufer-
bit in charge Of his SON. took place in Wilmington on
Tuesdsy TIE attendance, both a, the church, where
Dr. Butler performed the religious services and at
the grave, was large.
The Right Rev. j. w. Boone, D. d., Missionary
Bishop to China, ssls for Shapghse to-day from Bos-
ton in the Golden Rule. He will be- accompanied by
Ms. Booze ard nine missionaries.
Gov Iks viii deliver the address at the laying
Of the cornerstone Of tine Plymouth Monument on
Aug.2.
The Hon. William 0. Goode Of Virginia, mem
ber Of the House Of Representatives from the Peters
burg d strict for several years and member elect of
the uext Congress, died Of consumption, on toe 81
instant at bis residence, near Boydton, in Mecklen
burg County. Mr.. Goode had been for many years
men Der Of the Virginia House Ct Delegates, and was
at one tine its Speaker.
DR. Henry Northall, the acting British Vice Con-
sui at the port Of Gloucester, Mass committed suicide
Oh Sunday night by hanging. His body was found
suspended by clotbesne, u his barn, near his resi-
denoe Dr. Nc.thall ~ss a dentist, and vas also en-
gagged in the wholesale grocery and produce business
lie was about 45 years Of age.
A bust of the Hon. Charles Sumner, BY Bracket,
ordered by Committee Of the citizens of Boston, soon
after the Brooks assault has been presented to Har'
ward University, aud now stands in Cove Hall, the
Library builoiIe at Cambridge. portrait, ordered
by tie same gentlemen, OF Dir. Wigat. has also been
finished but its destination is not stated.
1t is sad that the Hon. Chas Sumner is bstrothed
to Mrs. Tbsyer, GraYger, widow of tie late John
+. Yhay millionaire of Boston.
Gov. Morgan has offered reward Of 500 for the
apprehension of James Nichols, who Is charged with
the n urder Of Eleazor Blaekman, in Erie County on
the 9th Of June.
Gov Chase Of Ohio has farm below Hamilton
where he grows wheat at the rate of 10 bushels to the
acre.
The Committee Of the Alumni Of Burlington Col
leee to whom was referred the sube of monument
to the memory Of Bifhop Doane, have resolved to de-
vote the fund ntrused to their charge to the erection
Of a memorial chapel for the College.
"A snail party of literary gentlemen spent all of
the past week in an inspection trip over the Baltimore
end Ohio Railroad. Among them were Bayard Tay-
lor; Con nmsr der maury, Of the National Observatory
the Hon. John p. Kennedy; n. p. Willis; John b.
III IL. y
ger, ard Judge II. C. Warren Of Boston.
Mr. William V. MEG ath, who was installed two
wears ago az the City Treasurer of Philsdelpha, yes
erday retired from that position to give place to Mr..
Benjamin ii. Brown.
"A man psmed Rossesu, living at Chippewa, is
supposed to have gone over niagara Falls ast Satur-
cay in q beat.
Prof. Paul +. Eve, Of Nashville, left that city a
few days siLoe on visit to Europe. He will spend
good portion Of his time at the seat of war; and will
have an opportunity of personally observing the most
approved modes Of surgery now in use. He will re-
tu,p in time to resume his duties in the Medical de-
partment Of the Nashville University in October
Augustus Harman and Ellen Beard, of Aurora,
H. ioint editors and coproprietors of amonthy called
Tie R,ormer have married themselves and each other
by declaration before |. G. Barr, Esq, protesting
at the same time against all the laws customs, usdges
and statutes Which impose on woman any civil, socal
or legal inequality or disability. The parties to the
matrimonial presents declare:
While assuming the sacred relationship of husband and
wife ~. muy pio;'.t in justice 70 ourselves and The pini
r Of nsht sssIsi law, hereinafter enumerste touch
- earned believe 10 be and hence
br, happIness, and which Will IN case
yolurtsrily obserye; - -,
ANr eu.rs,ns the laws Of nsis which deprive the mar
ned Of equal life liberty, property and pursuit Of Hap
rip.s-, the happy pair oouclud-:
Trsy protest sfsst every law, statute or euorns max
m osioeon th, duties nfhts sud f-spon'loles
a. believing them all "a be slbyersiye ~ tns
sp6 len marsse mated 20 wit; msfuaI aid
b<peht and haT TpiD+sA -
w. protest ssain the above nay having war