New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24

matters il. rsy NUT DO fec. BcAoii your red
r,c,mp-n-e."
Tn C,nci.. an Ergrrer says thsi il WA sss
Get Garibsldi sbo kept o. f-e-hour 10 thsf e'sy.
but OF his relatives OF tae same name, who d,s1
| lot z siDce
Ii is sAd that n. Alouts expenses IN ltAiy.
| while preparing the ma.era, so~ bis book. IL
qse,ti0n Romarse," sere betrayed BY Louis NsP>'
hon.
Mr. VIM. Russell, the weIl-kuown Criness cercs-
D. nd. n, Of The Lo-sos Ttne, found difsslty
IL getting permission tn follow tn. army u the Allies.
louph be was armed With credentials from Lrd
Aberdeen. He tina ly succeeded, howevss. ami sss
letter from him hiss bees published.
White. tie srtist. viii return to this country ~
TIE Vanderbilt which was To ss'e Hsvsr OF 'ae IN
irsi. He will brig bic great picture N Wa'h'ns'se
resigsmg It's Commission" painted tor the SAss
House at Aunspois Maryland, sat to be han; N We
ron where the actosl scene tooh pasce.
MIR. symoni. who passs nger With she i~ss
DR.. Bailey, whose death bo.ri the Arsso he's -,
ady beeu announced writes to TAe 7p.es esaeers-
re The las, hours of DR.. b.. a. f,lors;
II. came IN board IN Invalid, sod was hoping sAss
relief from toll and change It scene would restore Ne
s,rei 9Th sod vgr which the inc-ssnt sad szeoaos:
labors cf his profession h>d greatly impaired. hsA
ku wb fT zone uie before leaving N,s-fork that -
~, but surprised Ia bndss saw at n s,tnn&
upon d, OK inst after pss-ag QnIs"'me-n"~ ina sea
pale .ud e .be he loked. [ gathered from his e'a-
alton that he did MT consider HI rself 10 be vsy
a. least that his lungs not affected, ba, thss
org Continued d,sp-psla, AID the uervuus exctemeus
which his labors had iaduced had combiect ~ onn&
about the weakness upde, which he suffered. For the
fs OF three days be upon deck tor the ccsasr
pat If tie time. The weather ~as fresh, though ma
unp, esaLty evd and the not rough euongh to 90
H.. Tktt Tb, hnu
ever aff, c,ed him dissgreesby. tie seps badly hs1
no appetite aud could n sh nothing but httls irss
now and then His eldest with him, aai ~
tended upon hun with all sons fond scl'cltuie. ~
cep rys, II do not thuk he had an ther ac4a tutancs
en- board. He cheerful social, aud talked With 10
tcr,st of every thing connected Sltb pubic ansi's@
home ard abroad. He suffered some iuconvenicacS
from the fact that bis nom was below, and th u no
could only reach it by dccend'ng two pairs Ut stsirA
We Gee .soraiy made couch OF Cushions tor him upss
deck when he became faigued, but this made him tss
COZ spcuous his taste and he seemed uneasy lear
ful OF n tracing attention to hiuself ~ an isvnd.
Alter Tuesday the sea became remark ably smo,eh,
and 80 couuIued to the rnd VI toe voyage. but q
brought him relief, his strength failed with fs''oG
appetite and on THURSDAY from staying too long upoa
geek he took colt. which kept him 10 his roc'h ac1
dsv Other ice he seemed sbout ~ u-oaI thsvase
II al da, and Saturday and Suoday morning seemed
even better ss,ug That BIO bad slepG unusually we'll
End 'el' strengthened ana refreshed. lie trk sS,no
slight noursbmeut, and attempted TO ge' ny from hm
heuh without Assist -tce. the effort wss t") much fof
him. however, and hts son, who had lrit the nom ~
ls quest bat stood at the door, saw him tan "a No
attempted To stand lie Al orce went 10, raised en-,
AID laid him upon the couch Seeing that he vas
greatly distressed 10 breathing he went imncdia tey
Tor Dr. Smith, the surgeon ut The sap. met his ~
d, ok and hearing of bis fathers condition, vent -
once to BIZ. room | toaud him wholly uncoIscioass
breathir with difficulty, but perfectly qiet AID sosd
inyly asleep Drs BEAGLE and Dubious wers ffo~~n<,
ana had underworld To give hun s'imuispt; bat 10
was unable to swallow aud il was evident that ne -
diving He cor timed in this state fT about hal -
hour; his breathing became slower and slower, sstA
finally it ceased altogether and that vas all M
movement Of u muscle, rot sPasm or = renF VI say
kind besy ed tho moment when his spirit took IA DO
paruIe. an infant, ~eared with play ON sam n.rs
eve could bot have fallen asleep more equity hfs
n ANS wer, placed in ice and taken Ia iisvrs, h"m
which they will be- returned 10 New-fosk by the Van
d.ibilt, which leaves on the 18th lost
MIR. Richard Golden has written the following ~
Mr.. s. ID. Bradford Of West Rox'ury, Mass:
QUEBEC, June IA, 1859.
Mr. DEAR SIR; Before stepping ou b,sfd the io-
dian must thank you for Your two letters, ~hi'h
have reached NE here. observe your expression of
regret that had Dot attended one pubic ,ne-t,ng be-
FIRE | left the United Stde.. But, GA reflection,
,Li,k you will sgree that exercised wise discretion
in resisting every temptation To bring me iao the heii
If ohfics; for tO talk 10 pablo ia your country woaio
be-. in ny case necessarily Ia talk politics.
1 bave long entertained strong opinion shat tho
lees England and Americs caDvas. eash Others do
mest'c politics. and TIE more they discuss their oNa,
the better il si be for The friendship ot the 10 na-
tons fer the imI rovement and stability OF tas,r
institutions. Sti cannot bu. lament the want Sf .
pub ic Opportunity before leaving tots Continent of
eapressi my gratitude for the nnmberless c,afteass
and the touching acts of kind which have sIyo-
rlerced III my travels in the United 5 aztec. Every
where | have found n yself among friends; aad tee
further travelled into the interior, the more dbl he
hospitality and kinIness OF the people make mo tsa"y
uysef at houe sosl ever remember thb visit srh
s,lugs Of pleasure ADD grsttute and again thanking
for The friendly reception net with at West Roxbsry.
Believe me, yoafs very truy. .