New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-10
PERSONAL.

The most influential manufacturers, mer chsnts
and lawyers of Germany have presented an address
to Baron Cotter Of Stuttgart to thank him for the
course pursued during the Italian war by the Augs-
burg AUgemeine Zeitung, which under his influence
--Firmin Didot of Paris has published letters from
Mary Stuart to Boutwell,, which throw light upon the
ASA sinaton of Darnley and upon the events which
preceded her execution.
The monument in honor of the late Emperor
Nicholas was inaugureted in st. Petersburg july
last IN. So 1t cost over 100000 took three years,
under the superintendent of the sculptor Montfer
rand who on his death in June, 1853, was succeeded
by YerzeiIof.
Gideon Welles, esq, having declined to act, Gov.
Buckingham Of Connecticut has appointed Joseph r.
Hawley, ESQ.,, editor 81 Tie Hartford Erening Press,
q member of the Commission TO settle the boundary
line between New. York and Connecticut Both States
have now full sets of Commissioners appointed, and
remote beginning Of an end be family ssen unless
b,tb States again kick over the work Of the agents.
The Rev. Mr. Webber has written letter an
nouncpc his intention to accept the call to the North
Congregational late DR.. Bushnels church In Hart
ford, Conn. upon being released from his present
charge.
The Hop. Charles II. Mason the Territorial Sec
retary of Washington Territory died al Olympia, on
the I'D of July. Mr. NJ. was formerly OF providence,
T. L. ard was son Of the late Major Mason OF the
United States Army. He was graduate OF BroWn
University; and, according to the 1he Pr0r'denee
Journal. was q Young man of marked ability. The
Journal says that during quite portion OF his term
Of service he was acting Governor and was placed in
circumstances which required much courage judy
meut. and executive power. But he met every en-
eency with the greatest credit to himself and with
entire satisfaction to the citizens Of the Territory and
10 the Government.
The Rev. James Romeyp, distinguished clergy
msp Of the Dutch Reformed Church, died at his resi-
demo. at New. Brunswick, n. j., on the 9Th inst
VIM. Owney Of Southampton County Va died
few DAVIS since aged 100 years and months lie
was engaged at the battle OF Brandywne ana also al
Petersburg. Va, when Arnold paid that town VISIT
The old soldier had never taken medicine IN MS ne'
Tile Ntrs regrets to learn that Judge Parker met
with serious accident on ednesuay evening
.Iudce Parker. with his wife and daughter had been
on visit to friend Mr.. Havens) at Fort "ashlog-
ton. when upon leaving in their carriage the hofseS
took fright and in their course plunged Gown prec'
nice .yerturning the vehicle and pJuring al Within
Mr.. Parker was severely cut upon the head and IN
;u,ed considerably in the side The LADIES were less
seriously injured
A Georei. paper says; " The late NJ A. Bowdef
left. BY his will, the sum 100000 to the Glenvi!e
College and Military Institute. The interest on TINS
large sum is to be applied to the payment OF p'oes
so,s' salaries, and the education otpoor boys
The Frankfort Ky ComWon"eaIth' the Isalns
American paper in that State, says that Mr.. bro~n
the Democratic Congressman elect from the fth us
tric, who is not yet twenty-five years OF age Is, IN
no,t Of general ability the first man OF his age In the
Sa,sss an orator he has no superior in the beauty oil
hi. language chastity of thought and graceful acnon
| The Missouri Democrat urges the erection %
monument TO Col Benton in st. Louis, by MS uenu'
end admirers throughout the Union generally