New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
PERSONAL


snsry letter 20 the Eni Of Derby in reference TO his
losdships intention to evict the tenants bis doom
Estates. Mr. Snyth's missive concludes az follows:
al feel to b. my duty. my sd, . warning voice
Weak though I. b. vii YET resob the Of Ash1n o.
Frame the beai ofht hey ,rs Don5e Of Spain sha
lear and too soA the American G-oer Hsrney VINO
ksrdul Of holds San Juan In the teeth Of your bos
cd Pacific squadron Be wiz and hearken 70 ths bube voice
mine and cesst from Jour r,sh aud unholy en-rpe IT,
however you received upon proceeding s then
for you CT undoubtSd Psrsons courssedo fan asis
your character and commit poor deT 81 susord
execution Of ycar decree. With the ewsd Of
Stanley tsns uPcn Jour hsushy brow aud the bson Of
the Carte, 6soorDs jour mspy perou. bead yourself the
POS, In tea; event. prou myself he r,.hcsion
Of mailing Jour s.l acqu,a.snc. WI meet s. Phh9pt
Aesnx have the honor TO BE- ysur obedti humble ser
want"
The New-Ycrk correspondent Of TIE London
DaIy kers says that when Dr.. Bellows sermon on
the Suspense Of Faith published here "evsry
one recognized the truth of the picture which the
reverend gentlemen drew the actual condition Of the
religious world bat TIE nature Of TIE rene ~ he pro-
posed excited general ss.Ooishment and alarm"
PROT. KRIS Of Berlin hss shown his gratitude 20
the mineral sources Ct Ksrisbad by presenting the
town with Insignificant colossal tigers head in
bronze, killing ssIprt, which has been erected on
the roaG Msrienbsj the promenade, in such
in every spectator tn, iasion as if the rest of
the body was in the cavern.
A pension Of go year for literary services
has been awarded by the British Government to Mr..
! Charles Duke Yonge author of several Greek and
Latin school books, among Others Of the Eogiish-
Greek Leyicon and the Physiological English-
Latin Dictionary"
| The veteran traveller, Kohl is slso engaged upon
new book, the result Of bis wandering in North
America, particularly in the couutry round Lake Su-
! perior. It ia to be Published early in November,
uIder the odd title of "Hl'chi.G.m'
DIR. Luther, on the 22d ult, at Blk near Das-
sejorf discovered TIE ftyseventh Of the asteroids,
between Mas and Jupiter
-Schsmyl will probably be assigned residence at
Klouga, in the palace occupied by the widow of
Alexander l., after her return from Tsganrog. lie
will have pension Of GoO year, ana three Of his
wives.
TIE london Atienoum critises Mrs. Stoves
Ministers Wooing" Notwtnstan jirg its blemishes.
which 20 long way toward counterb .lancing ia
uerits il tale TO be read, and for nine days talked
about We are also told that Mrs Stowe does 10 as
tce 10 the character Of Dr. Hopkins and that the be-
rfre lacks originality, and that the author shows
anxiety to display an Intrinsic acquaintance with
the Art Galleries aud Ca'bedrsls of Europe" The
Press also sajs that = point Of invention the plot is
the very poorest .bst well be imagined; it is the
beautiful tale Of the song Of Aud Robin Gray New
Eoglspdized, with all that is most pathetic and po
etica in it left out, and the gaps filed up with re-
spectacle prose aud Cayili.tic divinity On the
otbeI hand Tie Spectator says the novel is worthy
of Mrs. Stoves reputation, but in the race of popu-
arty it will lag far behind Uncle Toms Cabin, and
even behind Dread
Madame Steffanone, we'll known to the musical
public Ct New.York, is now singing at Naples.
All the Ergish cities praise the Rev. Mr.. Mil.
burns autobiography.
"A successful fairy spectacle called Cricri, was
lately produced at of the Psrs thesters. Several
persons baye come forward authors to claim share
Of the profits, and the other day the machinist or
conriver Of the TICKS in it, put in his claim and had
allowed By the Courts.
The Hon. William Jarvis Of Weatherfeld, Vt,
died on the 2lst inst, ssed 81 years. lie was ma
tive Of Boston During the administration Of Jeffer
con he held the post Of United States Consul at Lis
bon. He cid much TO improve the wool product OF
the United Stster by importir from Spsn over 500
fbe- wooded sheep. Ou his return to the United
States in 1910 be settled at Weathersfeld as farm
err, snd resided there urti lie death. lie was warm
| friend and aimirer of Henry Clay
-Berisnin a. Could father Of the late Director of
tie Dudley Observatory, lies dangerously i'll at his
house IN Boston. NJ. Gould is a merchant, but was
formerly teacher, and gained some reputation as
| editor OF series of Lstr clsssics for schools.
Isaac G. Roberts, deputy warden Of the Mary
land Penien.ieIy, had nauos escape from death, q
few caye siloe at the hands OF ebelous convict
| named John Brown, who rushed at him with knife
| and Inflicted severe wound the shoulder. Mr..
Roberiss life saved by the timely interference Of
gentleman armed with pistol
The Bury Epg) Post of Oot.lO says:
LA. repor. circulated By Of the newSps
re tia, Tom ssysi. tbs Pugic chan pion OF Ensard had
DIED from tie effects Of the fsh with BRITTLE the Birmingham
hero TIL. srsb.ei 70 contradict, Bayern staying
in newmarket. Tie Only Injury be sustained in the e;eu.
counter puneuIe in the .r caused b. the spikes In Bret.
ss boot frcr which re ha, suffered pain AID Aneness
| ard mas KEEP. lis ron foI few tsys"'
Andrew jackson Davir, the "Poughkeepsie
Seer," bss taken up HE residence at Orsoge, y. j..
Mrs Lucy Store Blackwell, Who is resident OF the
cane town hes inst returned home after 81 absence
| Of elk months &, the West.
Mr.. Burton, the African ard Arabian traveller,
has VIZ tt.n ieier TO TIE London Times in which ne
states tia, the great lake supposed to occupy the cen
ter Of Equatorial Africa u ia reality four lakes-the
Till, ysi'si by him in May, 1857, ths Nysnzs VIZ
eo by Capt Spsbe 10 Jolly, lsj7, the Chsms. whose
position was fixed BY Dr. Lsceida in 1852 and fourth
tie position Of which had lost bsen fxed by Dr.. V
Igs.ons They lie rspsei in crescent shspe, wittsthe
horrs towsii the east.
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