New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-05
Personal

Frederick Wilrsms, direct descendant Of Rogs.
Williams the founder of Rhode Island, died snddenly
at Crspston. X. L. ls.t Tuesday. lie was eighty years
old He lived on the farm occuPied by the fret con II
his great ancestor.
The amount already contributed TO the Noun.
Vernon Fund by Mr.. Everett 70, according to fA Bcs-
ton Daiy Adr,y,iar, 500 SOB 81. About 81 900 NOR,
accruinz Fl ON he delivery of bis "WsshiDgtOs, at
present outst .rdng, but will ia few days be received
and paid over by Mr.. Evere'. The same pspsr pub.
fishes 8 letter rom the Salem Mass Cadets, which
ircosed check of $3.50 as the donation of that con-
pany.
The Rev. DR.. Bacon WAS presented pnrse Il
gold amounting to s7l7 at a party in his church %
Monday evening
Postmaster General Brown still lies in critical
condition, though somewhat better.
"A Mobile paper announces the death, at the ~
Of 100 years, At q Msjor Ausns, in Clark Cousty,
Ala, of Marcy, slave raised in Delaware, by tAs
father-in.law of Mr.. Gusts step-son of Gan. Wash.
iDgton, who waited upon her young mistress wien
married.
The New-York correspondent Of TAe Betos
transcript, says tina. when Mrs. Kemble asked
her opinion of Mr. Beechers style of orstory, chs re-
Piled My father and brother studied for the church
and then went on to the stage Mr.. BeeOher sesua
adapted to the same change of vocation
DR. Tully, formerly in the medical departments
Yale College, died at Springfield on Monday last. LIE
WAS one of DIR. Websters assistants in the prep Asoa
Of his dictionary.
The Rev. S. A. Corey alluded in a sermon On Sun
day last to the expected vst Of Mr.. SpuIgeon to this
country The anxiety that felt to how the great
preacher would treat the question Of open communion
or whether he would NEEDLE with the subject Of
Slavery is not allsyed by Mr.. COreys declaration Ast
when Mr.. Spurgeon reaches Amsrca he will preach
any ard all subjects that may please him. And when
You can chain the forked lightning, aud CONTROL tho
current ard the of Niagara, then and not till then
you put lock those youthful lips. or dictate
what Spurgeon shall say to those assembled " hear
him.
The Rev Dr. Thompson, a we'll. known and highly.
esteemed Unitarisn clergyman of Salem, Mas, has
resigned his pastoral charge at that place.
The American public will be glad to learn thst the
vsit of the Pr1 of Wales to the Pope was conducted
in the "post private manner" that the Pope nat tho
Prince at the door, and conducted him to seat in tho
" most affable manner" and that when he retredhh
Highness let him out with the utmost warmth d
manner"
Tobacco chewers will be grstiied to leNa that
free white girls employed in the Virginia fac
tories to put up tobacco. The Richmond paper which
announces the fact Gays that hitherto the manpulsin
"has been performed by filthy, greasy niggen"-
which the chewer can make note of, TO be rememberN
with any fresh moutbful of the stock on hand.
"A man in Massachusetts, led blooming bride TO
the altar on the 9th ultimo became father On tho
10TH and advertised his wife the 18th, csutonig
all persons against trusting her on his account
The friends of DIR. Brockett, tho forger Of Hart
ford are getting up subscription to take up his forged
paper Is there not something in the laws abOa con-
pounding felonyl But perhspsit was onlys Goa.
necticut Blue Lsw.
Mr.. GiddiDgs is to give several public addresses
at the North before returning home from Washington
| The Boston A.hensum uscepts the Venus by Page
about which there was good deal of talk when hnr'
arrived in this country. Its probable destination "ss
literary institution Of this city, had not the Ashssaa"
concluded to take it. The donors Charles b. MOI
ton, Samuel Ward, James Russell Lowell and 'shsn.
"A couple in Portland, Me-, celebrated their 'na
wedding last week, the tenth anniversary Of 'nea
marriage
The Rev. Mr. Stone Of the Park-sreet Chcrcan
Boston being about to pass elk months in Europe, esS
farewell TO his congrega alton On Monday evening. ID
scene at parting is represented as sfecting-not tow
tender-as be was kissed in turn BY every womss
! the cor gregstion. Some who were rry sorry Es"
their excellent pastor twice or three times.
"A correspondent of The Boston C0ur'er gives '0'
following account of a recent lecture delivered o.
Music and its correlatve Ksthetics," by M W. h'
| Fry, in Philadelphia:
"The su6erce not large, but rood humore sAe S.sr
Of brightest people, and the absence oil tne s~
mined and ant aud uyesg faces Of the r-s 80
so.rs refreshing Fry louIged upon the sase mi
strange and not severely sstoetie insoh 90
and yes. butoned 20 the throat and par o.
ard zzyhuug pauisoons-his hands encased -
ties Re spurned the upt stand they call ttast s,l
provided for HE us- and took clean stage ssa 20 "a
notes excerpt irregular scoens Oh 90 en 81
be produced every minutes from Of hh
For two hours and halt did be tax bnlhAnuy Ss.EE
couyulsDsy, ls.rLeoy outtonnoledly, propoetb .,sr
spr.diy, whimscaly, copcetecly brayely, tray
tbinz-spd msi1 Now be made souirm with IGN 80
cazEed iited usby xpect.d soar Of %
be st estate edge with bold, bright soe
bi,nn.s aud stupidity. Now he opened sdmifpt 81
poetic y'sion. His porors.ion loes pIsss
IN this country believe the people would hsTs Se<s
I ed tn uidDFtt Bot after threatening u stop 81
tines the brilliant fellow switched of, AID shGnea se,1
FOR al he world be bad been doing nothing pArtoisy s
oil The While B.4ckbeTriss IN February not bal o.
AZ Fry's spsechcs, aud not half suoouleLt and Pf~
tinl o. II 10 Boston."