New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.


-epds the following letter to The Columbia Grard.aa;
"s,sivr F,EN May u, Ile.
An .nlAsen: ooTI-sP1nd"lt sr.r 'a1o@- - AnoT ny
opinion % csr'sn ponis maj % 1la.' -, r. ,
Less discriminate sgsiut s!-FrTy aDi ins -i
Ind %. me 70 support fr the Presidency ore sanding % ~
,dn.i.r Ia. elesrs. us,he a.ic. n bsn, hs: he
South have q h; b. pro"cld 10 .hcf slave p07-J N he
T-rriorirs and C1sr., heir in!sH, ;h3 IeTT:
is Leg.surs .50ud -aord ;t protection IA ele';ia Of
practical action wOo Bot a. III. time hs y OnsAs'd n
iss bu having BEN raissd, Su.h@sn kepe-ea,a'e
shall demsud .h- flIss, uleisure Of ort eh;'
ref. The African .sv-rad "5i- ne lion 4s
j: sin prove hrebrsud dTsc, and divide III people and Il
yer: EstsE and nDP'rsnt Issues Of siiy Ald
yb.n have sahe1ed my fider aesign viii ~ son
,v hem At nv vieyy. lpn the Poa complexion a. he
lines nav b. PERMITTED. boSe7er 20 ay NV" ias, D"yr a
~ .,es.,, Io..ib cslsui,y:h. dous.ioa q irr IL
North and para y sdisuni'ed South We shall rd all
ue w, how ss ab.eT thes e@. quanes .he
paI many who a,Ire 70 dree pubic opinion At ,hF Son
acquire po..eon Of the Government L. nat syea III
South shold 70. remain nou: 'nseI ~ -. oS ie so
depends upon The opnin i he people o tho so'n as 70 nov
p1i-y Of the so1.o BIT bow r'le defIanc DO many VI he
bes, friends Of sOaheT independenee pay TO s tiah
p..lSa SS1' II ,leH S tI S ' Ths 90 @ s@a @ ad
peHdence oil haz,rds BY single sac eadtns OF II nee
made much possible IN sen'nrn' ne Sor'h 'nJld Dc
a.es s . ach ;. Pn % S ar M S g 1pon &
''e'''''''D' D''''''''' WILLIAM ". BoYcE.7
The question OF the emancipation of Jews i being
sgitate1 in the Russian press. The temperance
movement makes rteady progress in Russia; at Wilma
and other places the clergy begin 70 preach tenn
perance from the pulpit The parties who have
iorn ed the q1or license are already great losers by
the falling off Of consumption; but the Russian Govern
ment is unwilling TO interfere and seems to favor the
movement.
French and Ruesian company Of capitalists has
been formed tor the purpose of wiling -. Peters
turo nep- DOrfa ag ftlf -DaS
init the a1n=sion of large vessels which now must
enter CTonsGdt.
The Ju,land central railway has been taken by Sir
Morton Peto IL sto connect AaThuus with Ostebroc
in Ju.land Via VIborg Finland with branch 10 Ran
dera.
Madrid is infested by brigand, more than at any
other prevOns period. FROM 1000 10 5000 escaped
convicts and criminals keep the inhabitants and police
there in constant alarm and vigilance.
The Kingdom of CsnIbOgr, the fortified capital OF
which Saigon has recently fallen into the hands OF
the French, i represented 80 being the granary ot
Cochin China, and a. offering brilliant opportunities
for commerce.
FnEE NyGROEs LEAVING NEw-ORLEASs FOR
H.YTI.-The brig West Indian LETT this port on
Monday evening for Port.au-Prince, having on boaIi
over 80 persons Of color, voluntary emgrans, most
of whom were Of The better cla-s. Nearly ali nave
trades and they 60 to this land Of promise with high
hopes Of bet,erng their condition. 1hs movement Of
emigration emanate- from Geffard the new President
of Hayti who is de-rous Of enlghtenng ani render
ing more industrious the population over which be Is
called 10 rule by the infusion Of new and more whole
some blood into the body polite. With this view he
has appointed agents who charter vessels and afford
free pas sage all disposed TO enigrant paying only
a moderate sum for their sustenance on boarJ Inc
West Indian is The the first vessel that has let this
port on this mission. She is TO De followed by Others,
according to the demand for emigration.
lNew.orlesps Bulletin, AsJ4
SLIPPERY CuAP.-One of the cOnvicts at Black
wells Island was picked up by sloop in the East
Riy.r M IL having e-cappi
water lie managed to steal clothing from one
Of the hands, then jumped overheard and swan ashore,
landing on the Connecticut side. lie then went to
Wilton, where he committed burglary, for which he.
was arrested by Officer Bissel and confined in the
lookup at Norwalk 10 await examination. Monday
morning. when the keeper went there 10 feed him, he
found him non est. Oicicer B. wa here in pursuit Of
him this morning. bridgeport Standard, 10th.
A. ii,,,..:.--.-~ ss ~ SI-.~Lo ... aibaquorauo
and Kansas and Stockton overland mail routes, men
toned in our issue Of Yesterday there yet remain four
overland mail outes in active operation, giving ample
mail facilities to the points which were supplied by the
dis iscoItinued routes.
Albuquerque in New-Mexco, ard between Kansas,
Missouri and Stockton, ia California, which were let
by contract last year, have been Discontinued, 10 take
fleet IOm the FIST of July next. The failure OF Con-
gress make the usual appropriations tor the Post
Office Department, the Interruptions vi the mails,
mostly from the presence Of hostile Indians along tue
pes and of the consequent reduction Of mail matter
to comparative insignificant amount, are the reasons
alleged fox the disconnuance OF this overland service
lWashiug.on States.
W.sHivGrov ST,Tur.--According to the announce
ment of the Committee appointed April ~, 1852 by
the artists of Boston the Hon. Robert {. Winthrop
delivered address in Music Hail. on Friday evening,
in aid of the fund for the erection in Boston OF Balls
equestrian statue of Washington 20 be east in bronze
in Massacl luseits The audience quite small, the
ball not being more than one-thir1 full large num-
Der of citizens occupied seats upon the platform
among them Gov. Banks, Mayor Lincoln Ex.Gov.
WsshhurD, the Hon. Josiah Quincy, sem, tho Hon.
Josiah Quincy r., the Rev. DR.. Lothrop and the Rev.
A. A. Miner.
GREAT H,u-SToRN.-On the 29.h ult, an extra0r-
binary hail-storm passed over MadisOnvie, and the
adjacent country Of Kentucky. The Mercury says:
Three of the stones were a. 81 and lOi inches.
Others apparently greater Dimensions, broken
to pieces in falling. Upon close examination, these
stones found Ia be porous in texture about the
center and, in some instances, hollow The weight OF
one, some time after the storm, WAS equal 10 one
pound.
The descending Of these extraordinary masses Of
ice is said 70 have presented spectacle truly msgui
cent-one of terrific spendor Tin roofs were nlent
ed 10 paDes Cf glass were broken out of the windows
of one Of the hoe,s and COW killed outright On the
street. The cloud was from the northwest Thun-
der lightning and but little wind accompanied the
the first shower which lasted nearly halt an hour. In
less than an hour, this shower was followed by an
other, with some wind.
OUTCRY OF Iowa TiN-PAYER4.-On the .ahh ult.,
meeting OF farmers and other taxpayers of Musca.
tine county, held al the Court House in Muscatine
20 consult upon for the reduction Of taxes
as we learn from The Journal of May "a. Resolutions
were passed in favor Of retrenchment aud reform in
State and county expenses. The salaries of the State
officers declared too high, and the appropriations
for public printing and binding denounced ex.
trayaganf II was also declared the sense Of the
meeting thatthe salaries Of county officers should be
reduced one.tbird and that railroad improvements
should be taxed as other property in the COUNTIES
where situated.
THE WHITE MoUSTAISs.-The everlasting mour-
tains of New-Hampsbirc have presented a magnificent
appearance Of late For several days within week
nat the xhnle rsnge has hnan dstinctlv yi.ihIa .