New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01

H'' neh " ~ And cDbnud"d 10 90 20 libefis went
erd wa sppoiltoa Judge by President E,berI- H.
rusined, hcreyer, Only 81 mop,hs
-Amorg The passengers by toe Shannon, from
Southampton % Lsbon, on tie I7th ut, Va. NJ.
AIRED Tennysop.
The Spanish titled aristoorsoy, according to ose
OF tie joorua, conssts OF two princes 81 dukes $50
marquis $40 coOn,e ~ viscourts, ard IS bsrons.
Count Csvour is stsyipg al present at Genevs
co visit to hi. relative NJ de la Rive dstinga ed
IN the world Of science by bis "Tfeatise on Eiec-
tticity."
"A letter in GGl,graai from Csttsro, .'ates thst
Prince DsnDo, who had instituted a military medal
has distributed it to the officers and soldier. Of his
amy who ds,ir sust ed themselves a. the battle Of
Grahovo. Tie claims Of the Mottenegrn warriors
were established in rstbers singular maurer all those
vito had killed Turk ard produced kis nose to the
prince received tie medal.
Tho London correspondent Of Tke Manehester
Guardian says thai 90 copies of Tennysons "Idys
of the Kirg have been sold which is spoen Of a.
great success. Merely for the right to publish, ex-
elusive Of the copyright. HE Grsnduothers Ap-l-
ogy," Which We copied from Once Week, the pro-
Pretors Of that periodical paid 500.
Why Gen. VIM. Walker is flying about tbe coun-
try few krow, and still fewer, perhsps CAR to know.
He flew through Cine nna.i last week 70 Louisville.
The Aemplis Tenn Argus says: "A gentle
man iEom NewYork arrived il this city last evening,
besripg ntws 70 the brothers Woodward that, during
recen. examinations among the records of an in
terror county Of the Empire State deed for tract
Of land, embracing 5000 acres, ard now valued at
than 81 600 co., bad been discovered in favor OF
hair sth lateI dfa ase1 utir obi
are now the only heirs
AT Newport clambske given by Mr.. Mercer Of
New Orleans, were Col Magruo,r, the commander Of
Fort Adams, and the Hon. David Sears of b ,ston,
with Others. Col Msgruder gave Mr Sears as toast
at the suggestion Of the host, after allujng to the
War Of 1912, and to the fact that Col Sears held
commission. Mr.. Sears ard remarked that he had
nothing TO say except that he perfectly agreed with
Dir. Randolph, that the customs Of giving ard
sptech masking such occasions il more honored in
the breach than in the Observance and thereupon SAT
Gown. Col MagIuder instantly rose and said, II re-
peat the tosst; give you the health Of
the Hon. David Seas; glorious in the breach T.
Tie Boston advertiser rays that the affair will go
nofather and attributes Mr. Saass apparent incivity
to hardness o. bearing and Col Msgruder response to
}" fodier's bluntnees."
The Salem GG-ette ststes that the Hon. Asshel
Huntingdon Of Salem has been selected To deliver the
eulogy Rufus Choate, voted by the Essex Bar.
The New.York correspondent of The Saraaah
Reputiicaa ssys There is story sdost, and be-
leve very well authenticated, that agent Of MIN.
nesota Raj Road lately visiting this city, lost, at one
Of the broadway gambling hels in night, Min
nesotl bonds valued at s60 600. They recovered
on the payment If $40 CO. and the Weerrer returned
home wiser and better man."
Mr.. Sobas.'atoG, Russian savsn, has discovered
an old MS Of Ptoiemy's Geography in the Monastery
Of Mount Athos, ard has made photographic copies Of
the maps for the classic world
-Rosza Sander, the noted Hungarian bandit who
did good service for liberty in the revolution Of 1913
has been captured, ard shut up in the fortress Of
Kui,tein, lear Salzburg.
-" Father James S.evens, venerable Methodist
minister, DIED recently at Williamsburgh, Pa The
Tyrone Star says: He died on Saturday, the 18th
inst, ard Sabbath the Ii;h inst, at o'clock, YVES
fixed for TIE funeral. Ministers and people attending
the camp ard ministers and people of all the other
denominations Of Christians in the peighborhOod of
WILLIAMSBURG, making procession Of 600 persons,
ATTENDED tie funeral Of the venerable aad beloved
Father St.vers Eight mnisters-smobg them a
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bearers. Three others headed the processi IN. At
tie grave the funeral service was reed and his last
rem airs placed in the tomb
The Major A. j. Doneson who died recently at
Lafoueche La, was not Andrew jackson Doneson,
the adopted son of the Hero Of the Hermitage, and
candidate for Vice. Pr, sdent the ticket with the
Hon. Mllard Fillmore. So says The Louisville
journal.
The Dayton Ohio Empire says that Mr.. Henry
H. Wormsn Of that city, on Thursday last received
letter from Lis father, no resides in Daemme, Ger
many, and who has reached the great age Of ose
hundytd and fourteen years The centenarisn writes
reat egibe, steady hand, ard 10 able 10 Wal. upon
himself aid perform light labor.
The sword worn by Sir John Inglis during the
defense of Lucknow has been presented to Kirg's
College, Windsor, N S. Some time ago the sword
sorn by Gen. Williams At the siege Of Kars was also
presented 10 the same institution.
S. Il. Jewett, esq., L. $. Marshal, had 4 paralytic
attack few days since, from the effects OF which he
has not yet recovered. Mr.. Jewett has bad or
two similar attacks The Rochester C"'oH ssyi that
en- Tuet dsy he was better end had tar recovered
g. TO be able to walk about his room. lie was stl
unable to use his vocal Organs, but his physician
expressed confidence that lie would coon be restored
to bis accustomed health. Col. j. had severe
attack Of paralysis some years ago, and is Predis-
posed to the disease.
We regret 70 learn from TIE Proridenee Journal
that Prof Sweet, to vhose Pancra.csl attitudes
slusion was made the other cay, met with an acc-
dert on Saturday eveIing, which necesstased the
po.toopemert Of the promised terrific ascension.
The treacheroas strands Of the rope on which he hal
wAlb ed cut to take General informal survey OF maj
tens and things, before the COMMENCEMENT Oh the
nnh;c enNihit;nn nArtad aud The Professor dropped