New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
PERSONAL
The TRIBUNE 10 permitted to publish the follow.
E.a, kaa Rax The odora parLar

THE TRIBUNE u permitted to publish the follow
ing extract OF letter from the Rev. The odore Parker
dated =. Montreu1 Switzerland, Sept 26.
intend 70 pass the Winter In Rome from the end Of Oco
Der 10 the end Of March. In many respects better than
when NevYosk have ssi ned nesry twenty pounds
se sine. reached Europe the scales correct going Up
from 40 1871 ounda The increase 81 strength quite squ.
20 the rsn IN weight But thu usy cough god deal vorse
than when et HewEnglsnd. and the voice febsr and Jet
more sos nothing always cheerful but do no: run
over With animal formerly whsn had rather tsaa
WALL AID rather jump than abs, preach san.
,oppo.e AID sccordnsy have rsssned ministerial place Ia
Boston, what oapp and OF heart
well su.n Bu. Thy vi b. done has been my chief II
rot nv only prayer fh- KINGDOM viii perhaps better
vithou. me than with my interference So complain
Life rs5er dull you may suppose when all
ny ener-e. myself and the whole % my help
ere I'D my enge. But car help Il ard make the
hat Of cssnity live In the hsne part of swzerisud
the bsndsomest country the work. AID In the mds. OF the
bsppest people
A large audience conveyed at Syracuse on Friday
evening TO hear the lecture from Frederick Douglas
on Sef-Mads Men," bat the lecturer failed TO ap
pear.
Over seventy leading citizens Of Milwaukee
united in an invitation to the Rev. DR.. Cheever to
come from Chicago TO that city and dehver lecture
On "Ere sh Freedom and Conservatism in the Day
Of Lord ErskiDe." Saturday evening last was the
time fixed for compliance with this request.
Mr.. William Benson, postmaster at Amity Hill,
Tenn, has been arrested a swndler for procuring
goods of merchants at Memphis under false pre-
fences.
Tho American landscape painter, G. l.. Brown,
is to return to this city during the present month,
after residence of several years in Rome. He pro-
poses to give public exhibition Of Lis paintings,
which have received great commentator from emf
nett foreign artists.
The Prote,tant Clurchmdn gives the first an
nouncsment Of the names of the Bishops who voted
aye on the motion of Bishop McCoskry TO restore
Bishop Onderdonk without any conditions; The ayes
report says we're Bishops Otey, Kempsr, McCoskry,
Delaney, Chase, Nottingham, and Odenheimer.
Edwin Forrest is lying on bic oars, dramatically
speaking. He has informed the managers, and some
of his personsl friends when urged to accept engage
ments, and again appear in public on the stage that
he will not do 60 until all his difficulties settled
with his former wife. This means that he will not
again perform until be has broken down the divorce
granted to her. and is relieved from the payment Of
the 50 600 alimoDy.
Edward Everett having been requested TO preside
at meeting in behalf Of the Indiana, and told that
the spirit Of Daniel Webster had requested him to do
So replied, "that very long and ardent friendship
had existed between himself and Mr. Webster, ard
be could not consent to receive any communication
from him through third party
We learn that the accident to the wife Of Gen.
j. j. Chambers of Wertchester is not so serious as
was at first reported.
Lucy Stone publishes the following letter in the
Boston Liberator:
"BosTos, Oct. IL, 1850.
"DEAR Mr. GARRISON surprised 10 learn that the letter
g rounds Of the papers, purporng 70 be from Stephen
Douglas being received veri,sbe corresponds
epce The hoax seemed tsresced that 1t
second thought. have written 70 received lie
Dougss 10 not 10 such that the WomeIs
Rig hts cause appeals for help. Yours for truth,
LUCY STONE"
-Mrs Copdt, wife Of the Rev, Dr. Condt,
the venerable pastor the First Presbyterian church
of O.wego, died suddenly on Friday, at Danbury
Conn.
The Hon. Benjamin A. Gould is lying very dan
gerously sick, at his residence in Pemberton square
Boston.
DIR. Benjamin Barrett, of Northampton, has given
81 200 toward the erection of the College gymnasium
at Amherst.