New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

steps toward hectic meeting we're aDtered upon
Subsequently, however the difficulty was arranged
temporarily or finally II originated from sharp "Urd.
ths, passed between the parties in late legal ccrtro
very.
-PeJre Mraudo, one OF the noted church digntarics
ir the city Of Mexico, and obnoxious by reason Of bis
activity and prominence in opposition to the Liberals,
was burned in eigy a. Vers Cruz on the evening OF
Saturday, the gd.
Six Of the midshipnen implicated in the late tar
and feathers affair at Annapolis Academy have been
dismissed from the institution. They are al from
Pennsylvania.
-LittIefeld. the North Adams seducer. was at
Madison. Ind, few days ago, and went thence to
Memphis, Tenn. Madison correspondent of The
Cincinnati Gazette says that L.ttlehed had gone
from North Adams to Boston, Boston to Montreal, as
the friend OF the lady suspected. At Montreal he
embarked on the Grand Trunk Railroad. went to
Torotto thence to Detroit, bsck TO Newfork. theuce
to Indianapolis, and to this spot. Littehed was
very anxous during his brief stay at this plsce to
learn all about the schools and churches OF the town.
The education Of the young seems to be his only
care; indeed, to look at him. would suppose that
I" butter would not melt in bis mouth
Private letters say that tho Count dc Chambord
left FrohSdorf in Austria the day the Austrian ntt-
'n0fum was sent TO the King Of Sardinia. As a
Frerchmap, and, in his own opinion the chief of
Frenchmen. he could not remain in the enemys do
minions during the war. 1t is believed he will fix
himself in Scotland a. an ultra-neutral territory His
palace at Venice has been taken by the Austrans for
barracks.
MIR. c. J. Corwin, for long time the editor and
one of the propretors of The jefferson CITY NO.
Examiner, has retired from the post, and MIR. w. q.
Cheeney become editor and proprietor.
The Cir Council Of Baltimore by invitation of
the President and Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, have gone on an excursion to
PaIkersburg where they viii make an inspection of
the tunnels on the North. Western Railway.
Miss Way and Professor Wilson left New Orleans,
the ID inst, in balloon, came down too low, the
anchor caught in tree and they had to remain all
uigbt suspended at forty feet above the earth,
and not able to descend on account of the Darkness
Finally when day came Miss Way let herself down,
with the aid of rope and went in search OF help.
The balloon was got down safely.
The Hon. Addison II. Latin, Senator from the
Herkimer and Otsego District will sail for Europe on
tho 18Th Mr.. Raymond of Tho Times, also sails on
that day.
"A correspondent stnuS uH tnf lOdo"ius Sohlhicnt
on the recent speech Of Mr. Hiram Ketchum at the
meeting of the Tract Society:
In thi. speech Mr. Ketchum virtually In defense
Afcsn saretrade. For this he should be- placed ALI
with Caleb CUSHING who ia oIdeI TO please John fse
Of Congress after securing his election by making largo promises
Aboons Of h'r.i' by Which he obtained their
duced the Congress the United State, have abolished he
African avesde On the delivery Of this speech be received
tie appointment of Minis TO China.
Here wa. once Hiram Krtchum In your city whom
looked upon wsm aud sener G'hesrted young ,n and
member. fthe Aboyn Society Of which ChieJ asce Jay
was the I & am nrS s M the ns head Of the %
John Jay Aexsnder Hamilton L.aye .e sc And dnd
present John Jay FOR utterng the feelings and sentiments Of h
sraudher the first President Of the Society Can ycu
sowed with 50 much generou. ado forty when
repesed proud Names ne called them OF Jay Hamilton
sud others y
"A correspondent at Springfield, Mass, sends us
the subjoined interestirg information;
"a, & Of x. 18th inst zH f Rs
person who tnish,ed L probably au'ion
made Queen Victoria and her father in written by the
way verify The Duke o Kent the father Queen victoria
in Ch OF al The forces in British North Amer
sffcer under him when ho in Halifax remember him
well myself, having been bora In Hsldw sam s.Gs va.
Jrde inferior Court but unlike sir brenou hsour'
ION as you well could be The latter
is venerable old gentleman, eighty years OF sse
That curious romanticoscientifc book on Love-
by Mcbeet. the French historian and sayant has
lust been translated this city, under the supervision
of DIR. J. w. Palmer, and will be published in few
dsys BY Rudd & Carleton. This is the first English
translation of it.
A Memphis paper says that Mr.. A. n. Dickens,
voupger brother Of Charles Dickens is nov in
Amboy, ILL.,, and is announced to deliver lecture in
Mendoza this week.
The Hon. Sherrard Clemens is able TO walk, aud
is assured that in time he will wholly the
Of bis limbs; but, "a matter of prudence, he will
have to cling to bis crutches for some months"
The Lumber of ex-Congressmeu in Kansas is
large John A Allison formerly OF the Beaver Dis
,rct. Pennsy ylvana, is in the lumber trade at Atohi
son. Thomas l.. Aiken, late Representative from
Missouri is speculang in real estate in Leavepwor,h.
Fred p Stanton, who for ten years represented one
oftLe Tennessee Districts, is practcing law at Le-
C, u pton. Epaphrodtus Ransom, formerly Repre-
sentative from, and afterwsrd Governor of Michigan,
i. Register in the LAID Office st Fort Scott. j. W.
Whitfield, who twice mis-represented Kansas in the
House Ito which he was elected by Missouri votesl,
holds the same position in the Land Office at Kioka
poo Gen. Jim Lane, who IN 1854 was member
of the National Congress from Indiana is practicing
law in Lawrence. John Petit, who while q Uuited
States Senator from the same State epigramat
icsly anathemstized by Benton as great liar, and
dirty dog, faIsifyipg public history, and sanderng
private character" divides bis time between drink
ing whisky and sitting upon the Supreme Bench of
the Territory. II is Understood that any Of these
gentlemen would, if It were absolutely forced upon
them sccept seat in the United States Senate from
the future State Of Kansas.
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