New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04
PERSONAL

Tnier, the hstOrsn uho s confesssdy the best, and
n VilemAin anS NJ. Victor CousiO, whose dominion s
beLes.lettIes. NJ. Prosper Sermee and NJ. de Sanley
are famous FOR being the best stOfyteers 10 Pans NJ
Bsblnet has acquired great des OF reputation these
last two Winters for his talents a. pslor orator OF
scenoe In lower circles Of society VI. Merry NJ Alex.
Dumas, zen, NJ Alex. Dumas, jr., and NJ. Pr,aat
the sculptor, .rjoy reputation for brlisucy, bat
their Conversation Interior 20 that the frt cl.s Of
gentlemen nsmed, because it s frequently simply gro
tesque, and disfgured by the sarg Of stu'iOs.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes author of " Tom Bro~ns
Schooldsys," and more recently Of The Securing ef
TIE White Horse ia chsncery bsrister, and one Of
the ate DR.. Arnold pupils 81 Rogby
MI aorpby has just achieved another great che's
triumph in P.rs. His antagonist was me President Of
10. LONDON Gees Club sno he resa was seven games
f r Morphy, one crawl, AID none for his oPponen.
|, is said that he will not visit Berlin.
A correspondent Of The Boston Journal gives 40
.ccoutt Of the commencement Of the Dogs trial for
entc,ng fugitive slaves from ssour, a. st joseph,
the copoluslon Of ~hcn have already received by
telegraph. The defendants counsel we're ar. A. e.
Dsvis Attorney General Of Kansas ana our oil friend
ex.Gov. Sharnon, who wss appointed by Gov.
N.dsry 10 pur.uapce Of Law passed by the ls,e Ter
pose. The prosecution was COZ Quoted by Go.
Bassett tre DisIct-A,orney Of t0is Great, assisted
by four ether ls.yers of Buchanan and Pate Coun.
ties. DR.. boy is described well ailt mar, of
sbont As with thin face daIk hair and beard, and
isree bright eyes; Charles as young man Of p,
"a Ter shiny built with light uustsc-e and woi.kers,
and lorg flowing hair snd both as quiet sni uGob ru'
five il their department having the bearing gentle
men, and, though washing closely the progress of the
csie, showing DO signs Of excitement or slsrm.
--Lord Murray, q distinguished Scotch layer, died
Mar h @ at his house in EGinbdrgh. IL was ti'
s,, year AID was The last except Broughsm Of thoss
distinguished men who reflected snch luster on the
scottish c,pta throughout the first t1iry or forty
years Of this cen,uiy-J.ffrey, Plsyfair, Sidney
smith, Thomas Brosn Horner, and CocsbuIr.
-W.lliam John Broderp died in London, after
fes hours ilress, on Sunday evening, Feb q. lie
wss called to the bar in 1871 aud commerce hi. plb
lie legal career by assisting il several vo umss of Law
Reports He aso edited a work on Sewers Sir
Robert Peel appointed HIM one Of the Police Mag's-
trste, of the metropolis. He held the Office for 81
years spd question seems ever 70 have been ra'ed
upon bis conduct or decisions He devoted his esnre
TO the study of zoology sud his pspArs various de-
psrtmeIts Of natural history i. the " Transactions Of
them ere on the rs,arsl history u the Molu-ks, Of
whose shells he msie splendid collection, nos 10 the
Bii,.sh Museum. IN 1885, re began to write toe ar;
cl,s On Zoology in the Penny Cyc opsfis, which gsve
him great reput ,iiou. They still form the OASIS Of
The Nsturs History division Of the Engh Cyclopgiis
lie wrote seres o. slmirabls papers on Zoology 10
II Frssers Nsgszite. VII Oh Published together
IN 1873 urGer be tle Of geological Creations"
II a., IL to- ,ba, 80. -
Leaves from the Note Book of Naturalist He
aso wrote many articles on Nstural History in the
QlsItsry Rsvew. he held high rank So writer
srJ scholar.
The Rockford Illinois Republican says 8 large
portion Of the citizens OF that plsce
Maize stand in favor Of Al Peyrrs. Of dra1 s.rues
fS.it'n it VIII se remembered whch 20 cay Ct T.
les the cton AZ srsn ard good MAJ as Horace Gree
dh,r.t.y orr "a .er ,1,rp.y. Ct.erssn that free AL
.sousbs Of beer tnis country would DO -
,ocistes "a; rad ever been started
The ipdivcusl thus cited as 81 injcrser Of Tem-
perspcs Made Essy respectfully dselams having evsr
been 80 much under the iIfuence Of Lager would
b. requisite TO mpel him 10 make any such sta,smsut.
H s by 10 means that Ecensiog the sale OF mid
Beer ard Wines made wholly from Grapes may no, De
expeeisrt in view Of the inss,ise thirst Of macy
VINO ust be swlpg some kind of eIhilsratirg liquid,
bu. lie regard. even this a concession, for the
hardness Of your hesIts," OF questionable influence
A. 10 the free and fashionable use Of Lager, "a
never recommended It, mlch less eIs!ted it above
ell the Wsshingtonian Societies" auxiliary TO
the cause of Temperance Thai Lying j. little
too strong.
Charles Dickens vii bring oat or the 81 n Of
April Il = periodical 10 be entitled al Round tie
Year. Il Will open With Few tale ffon his pea.
ROustioid Herds vii oesse to appear on ae 3Otn OF
May.
--Tle London La5er, in noticing tie E-ssy. Of Pc
ter B5yre, Scotch writer, which il opments high
ly cals hin an American author, thought ia struck
by the genuine English feeling OF he Ess.y on WI
lrg,on.
The Oldest and probably largest liquor iessr in
Bis'ol Co., Ma. Hora,io Field OF Taun;on,
has been the House Of Correction for 50 days.
fr yiolsiion Of the liquor law
The Rev. Mr. Corwsy of the Unitarian Church,
in Cincinnati, IL in troubls with his congregation.
portion Of them wish rim 70 esgn as they think BE-
i tiysn zoo much 10 goirg 10 places Of smu.emsl,
snt is s'so ursound in bis theolo 1ca f.;h Mr Con.
way, theoogicsliy, is in sympathy with TIE pdors
Parker. lie was obliged to leave soce,y in Wash.
ngor, two or three yes since for h. heIesies in the
pstrsrchal institution Of American Slavery.
Mr.. Emerson delivered lecture il ,ston on
Originality" on "Wednesday evening. The Trans
sript eonderses it into til. small comp.ss:
Scholars suck the LIE out Of old books; every