New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

500 rupees has been laid OF the village The thanodar
and the whole Of the police have been dismissed, by
order Of the Lieutenant Governor, for not having
found out and prevented the crime. Koorghur not
likely TO indulge in another su.tee il q hurry.
"A correspondent Of The Lirerpo0l Albion says
that Sir C,esweu CresweI Judge Of the Divorce
Court in London, who is az old bachelor is positively
growing young with the pleasure he imparts by un-
coupling imated pairs st the rate Of thirteen brace
per hour WI en- he is in good divorcing order.
A Jew, residing at Lyons, lately lcet his purse,
containing 2o0f, ard be advertised the loss in the
usual way. The next day he received this letter:
" Amiable Isrsete-It is / who have found your
I,2OOf., ard you may weep for them, for you will
never get them back again am Leading the life o..
a sSardsnspalus. Here is N account Of what have
this day had for breakfast and for dinner "A detail
Of The two meals here given. shall continue to
1--we in this manner, gracious Hebrew, until your
.2O0f. are exhausted and will finish by drinking
glass Of wine to your health"
Miss Helen II. Dresser, pretty girl of sweet six
teen, ard al escaped Mormon, is lecturing on Nor.
uoni.m in Connecticut.
The new book coon to be published by Dr.. J. G.
HoIl,pd lTinothy Ii comb is 70 be called "Gold
Prof Charles A. Joy, the Professor of Chemistry
in Columbia College, hss recently been elected men,
Der Of the Imperial Leopold Adsdemy Of Science, the
Oldest Academy in Germany.
-Kossuth ard bis family are at Thunin, Sxitzer.
land.
The AKgerneine Zeiting states that the Historical
Society Of French Switzerland and the Swiss nstura-
lists held Convention in Geneva, the occasion Of
the late visit Of Agassiz.
The Teran Adrocate Of the 81 inst, records the
death of Thomas j. Nicholson, near Victoria, at the
advanced aged Of lO7 years.
The Dayton Ohio Empire says that Mr. Henry
H. NORMAN Of that city, on Taursday last received a
letter from bis father, who resides in Damme, Gsr-
many and who has reached the great age Of one hun
dred and fourteen gears The centensrian writes a
neat, legble steady hand, and is able to wait upon
himself and perform light labor.
The celebrated Methodist, Peter Cartwright,
preached in Harrisburg last week.
Col. Henry L. Cake, finding that hs whole time
is required for other pursuits has retired from the
editorial chair of The POasriHe Mining Record.
j. Lawrence Rightmeyer, esq, late Of Reading,
Ps., has assumed the editorial charge of The Bal'-
more Pubic Vuitor. Mr.. Rightmeyer WAS until re-
Gently, connected with The Press of Reading.
Mr.. John Minnon of York, Pa, astonished large
crowd of spectators on Friday by number Of antics
performed on church spire on South George street.
He stood upon an arrow the top Of the vane lay
at full length upon it, and assumed other pons.ions too
frightful to look at.
Elisha Soofeld, Revolutionary soldier, died in
Jefferson County, N. Y, few days since, % years
old. He was native of Bedford, Westches,er
County where he resided until $751; and for the five
previous years was amid many Of the most exciting
scenes Of the Revolution.
Mr.. William Whitney, enc of the Oldest mer'
chants of Boston, died on Friday morning. He was
6s years DID, and Cor than forty years had been
I'm active and well-known mercantile man,
George Bethune, esq.,, one Of the oldest native
citizopo Of Dvstvu, died y~.a..-a-y in the a0th
wear of his age. His father, Of the same name, il
October, E5i, married Mary Faneuil, niece OF Peter
Fareuil the donor o. the Cradle Of Liberty to the
town Of Boston. The deceased was the possessor o
the family plate, pictures, &C., of the Faneuls, nn'
has left many interesting documents respecting tn
Huguerots, from whom he descended.
The Clereland Leader says, since the release o
tie Rev. j. w. Fitch from the Cuyahoga Jail, where
be was long upjustly and cruelty imprisoned by thu
J.ffreys Government Pursuers under the infamous
Fugitive Slave Act the mothers Of the Oberlin Sab
bath School children have presented Mrs. Ftch-th'
noble wife who shared with her husband much Of the
impri,opment-wth beautiful sewing machine, il
tesin ony of service rendered by Mr.. f. as Superin
tepdept of the SabbathSchool during the lsst si1teel
years.
Mrs. Mary Van yechten, born in Albany, 1874, i
the eldest daughter of.Cspt Davis Hunt, who com
| manded the steamer Clermont the first trip. She
now living and has been residing ct Louisville since
1919. She made the up and down trip with her fathe
| at that time.
The District Attorney Of Albany County has beeI
TO New.York and procured the attendance Of al th
WITNESSES in the case Of William Rhineman, for tn
| murder Of Hsrturg with the exception OF Tho ma
Mauldep. who had gone to Canada. lie did not kno'
what the views of bis counsel in the matter bu
if be would consent to the reading Of the testimony
taken during the trial of Mrs. Hartung he would b
wire 70 move bis trial early in the week. His ceun
sel Hamilton Harris esq, said he did not ike to tax
the responsibility of allowing any written matter to
| TO Jury.
IT is said that Judge Petit and Gov. Medary wi
both settle in Kansas - their permanent home. Me
dary has recently purchased the old material Of 1H
y,nction Sentinel for his SOD, who viii resus
ci.ate tha, corceIn.
JUDGE ROOSEVELTS SALARY CLAIM