New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
PERSONAL

BY the last arrival at Lcavepworth from Pixies
Peak we learn that the express containing Mr.
Greeley upset near Denver City, slightly rjuring him.
This would indicate that he arrived there about
the 30lh ult.
"A correspondent of The Boston Journal who
travelled to Pixies Peak with Mr.. Greeley writes
from Station Is:
An admirable travelling companion If Mr. Greeley
with al ine1haustibe fund OF humorous experience
aud mirtbul aDecdote, philosophy that neither tets
gIumbes at annoyances, aud an always bengcant
ceuntenance, radiant with clear conscience, sound
DIGESTION and abundance Of the milk OF human kind
hers. Occasionally when crossing rvules on foot be
SINKS in mire to the knees but mantsius his serenity
uudisturbed In amusing the marvellous little ",ld>'
he shsmes her mother altogether in the use Of baby
talk, and other seductive ars to cap'ivale infant
affections. To-day we met party of returning ONO
emigiants, who had mred their wagon 10 slough,
from which their weary cattle were unable To e4rlcnte
il. He gave few common sepse directions about
using tho spade and then took hold OF the levN and
pred at the wheel with vast deal OF vim. Moan
WHILE of the emgrauts, having learned something
Of his profession asked -.
What NewYork paper are you connected with,
Sir ?"
The TRIBUNE"
"Oh, yer; you're with Greeley are YOU 2"
Yes Sir" was the dry reply, the editor meanwhile
tugeipg away like Irish .bVr-r. Just a. the wheel
was exricated, some one came along VINO recognized
the old white coat aud made Its owner kno Va 10 the
crowd. think never saw men more amazed.
Almost every train We meet contains some one who
recognizes hun, and the emigrants flock around ana
scrutlnize him if he were the seventh wonder OF he
world. Blu, yes erday, on the outskirts OF crowd,
rather stolid loo King man asked OF Inc:
Stranger IL that John Greeley, those fellows ar
talking so much about
NO. Sir, that's Horace
4" Hurace-Horace Greeey-whoi II hs
Editor Of THE TRIBUNE
" JIhih?"
Editor Of THE NEw-YoKK TRIBUNE"
"Wbat's that ! "
a newspaper published in New-York."
No | never heard Of il before.
NV friend" asked ], "where were you
Taised ? "
ain Missouri"
The explanation satisfactory
TIE Knor (llll Republican learned froms Mr..
Robinson, who passed through that place on Saturday
last 90 his way home from Pixies Peak, that the fol-
lowing named person died the Plains between the
"a and l2th day of May: q. b. Barton, Cameron,
Warren County H.; Caleb Rchford Plymouth,
Hancock County, H.. Philip Turner, Henderson
vile, H.; f. Dewey, Monmouth H.. Robert c.
Wood, Galesburg, ILL.,. VIM. Siger, Hancock County,
III. The Rev. Mr.. Hubbard, Gslesburg, H., was
quite sick and not expected to live.
The Rev. Dr. Heacock OF Buffalo sails for Europe
on Wednesday next.
The Hon. Geo. W. Clifton OF Buffalo has &c
cepted an invitation to deliver ora'ion at Ecot-
VILE. Cattaraugus County on the Fourth OF July
rext.
MIR. Louis A. Allen. local reporter Of The CiH-
cinroti Dahl Press, was badly beaten about the
head recently with slung shot by some unknown
,ufans, who evidently mistook him for another per-
son. Mr. A. was returning from the Herman Musical
Festival at the time of the assault.
A correspondent of The Lsarenrorh Times says
that over dozen respectable representatives oil The
fair sex are now 10 be found in Denver aud Au'
raria 4 ball. as grand circumstances Will allow II
70 he. has been talked of considerably, and viii
probably take place before long.
-CLiefJustice fancy, who orthe last ten days has
been ndispossd at his hotel in Richmond, Va was
on Wednesday. sufficiently well to attend al the
United States Circuit Court 10 that city.
The Board Of Overseers Of Harvard College at
meeting on Thursday chose Mr. Charles hiei, late OF
this city, Instructor OF French in psce OF Dr. Arnau'
resigned.
MIR Molneaux, an intelligent, colored man, for the
past few years proprietor Of gymnasium in Worces-
ter has been selected instructor in the gymnasium
now erecting at Cambridge for the OF the 81 lden
The Hon. George W. Dargap, Chancellor of the
State of South Carolina, died at Columbia, IN that
Der of wears he filed the the office OF Commissioner
in Equity for Darlington district. Tie subsequently
erved as STATE Senator and aftervard, in the year
1877 he was elected by the Legislature TO ell the va
c.rcy on the Chancery bench as the Successor to
Cbspcellor Harper This office he held to the day o
nj. death. He was born in 1892, and therefore died
in the ffty-eighth year OF his age
Tho Toronto papers pubfch correspondence
,i;ch has na.s,d between Mr.. Joseph Lee President
Of the shakespeare Club of csnada' and j. Payne
en-, CSC the shakespesre commentator, in refer
epce to proposed trcentury celebration in honor Q.
Sh.le.nearr' MIR. Collier in reply to an nytahoh
TO take part in the celebration, excuses h'e 0' ''
plea Of advanced age.
The Boston Journal is authorized to den! u 'ne
most explicit manner a s'siemen. o. A..' -
correspondent, THAI Mr.. Georse reka0E asa 'A'S'