New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17
PERSONAL
suit.

-Teupis Var Veehtep, jr,, son of the venerable T
Van v.ctten, esq, and grsndIephew Of the great
lawyer, Abrabsm Van NeeuteD, died of iIhamustory
rheuma i'm n Albany Friday.
The Chreiand Htrad says tina, DIR. Daily, the
6iuob ard Peseent OF the Indiana Uoiyersy was &C.
custoued, wfep Presiding Elder To light bis cigar 10
TIE pulpit after service, AID walk through tue alss
pufirg the weed and blowing a oud Of smoke that
was ct 1cense-but should Rave incensed congre
gatCn--about the church.
1t is said that f.. X. Colns, esq, proposes TO
convert bis estste at Cblsworih, near Nes-Rochee,
into garden end Pleasure grounds, and TO erect upon
toe site tf hs msntiop hotel, sod in is imunedse
viciDity nnmbe, Of cottages for the accommodation
Of Sumner boarders.
-" Sci tirel," writing from Albany. says he hss en-
ioyed the examination Of tie manuscript of Mr.
Streets forthcoming work the greatest Of al the
srcient tribunals Of this Sate-the Council Of Rsyi-
si,n.
Robert Har'sn colored man, has purchase the
two celebrated Ken,ucl borses, Dss CHies and
Cincinnati at big price, and will take them to E'-
espd IN the SpIpg to contend isr the honors Of the
British tur.
The Society over which Theodore Parker has long
presided has NOT disbauded but Will probably give mp
tie ne Of the Mdsic Hal during their pastors tempo
rsry sbsence.
during The past year, eighteen Revolutionary SOL
di.rs ave cleo: David Chaplin, Gideon Bentley, John
Trus William Msrtesop, Rob@rt Gallup, Zachadah
Gre,re ard David DAVIS OF Nes-York; Zaccbens Rob
iDson and Abraham Rising of Massachusetts; William
Turkey and the Rev. John Sawyer Of Maine; roonas
Kerow,in end Eis Macon Of Connecticut; George
Wells and Charles Garman " fennessee james Bash
nell OF Vermont; Henry Sraigtt and Jonn Frazer Of
OHIO TIE Secretary Of Interior in HIS last annual
report ssys there yet two hundred Of the p.tfos
of tie Revo utop living ard receiving their PENSIONS.
-HeUrJ a. wllaid paid ioto the Marsbaps hards st
Washington IN Thursday last, 81 ,Ol5 Of amount Of
forfeited bail for the Appearance Of John W. Wacot,
isdictec refusing to qoetops put to him BY
COMMITTEE of the House Of K representatives, las. s~s-
sion cobceipg the bribery Of Cong t. vote for
Free Wool.
The N-w-York stste Military Association will
held ttsiI annual meeting at the Capitol on the 18th
met. Major Gen. DuDes, ConusOdsnt 'f the "a
Divi.ioD, viii occupy tie chair. Tue annual dress
Will be delivered by B,gadieI-Gsn. Bentley, CON-
handing the l4,h Brigade
The story about TIE discovery tf an ancient Esyp-
tan hot,i register upon which wss fousd the names
OF :" J Cobb ard Z. San, Mesopo,amls, u fabrcs-
tor Jscob and Eau were Dot accustomed to writing
their names in that manner.
John Bard, VINO resides at Ansndale, in the town
Of Red Hook in Datobsss Comfy, gsntIsnsa Of
large wsah and alec Of large heart ia AK ysars hiss
.,psbced over $50 coo in erecting std supporting
chspe sctooi., night schools, and clergyman and ia
ether Kindred worn, not the least practical Of wniea
the erection, to rear completion, Of bsaat fol
chapel on bis own estate. Work ID the amour, OF
so 600 had been done upon IT, when it was Destroyed
b. fire.
Count Montasrberts much spoken Of pamphlet
hos lately been ssh at Psrs, with the tte printed
reversed Masses of ,hs pamphlet were disposed Of
before the police saw the uiek-
When the escort which took Gen Scott to the St.
Chsrss ia New Osiesns arrived there, the steez in