New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09

and receive her devoted subjects from every quarter
of our broad and beautiful s utn Such we conceive
TO be the plan of the proposed University. We re-
ioice in the prospect Of its establishment"
The Keokuk Iowa Gate Ci.y Of the s9th nit.
ssys that ex-Judge Watson, of Charlton County nas
been indicted for robbug the equity safe OF s'ooo
about year since, when he was acting as County
Judge.
Mr.. William T. Burton s sctiOg in Albany.
The great Blue Lick Springs Of Kentucky have
been sold to Messrs. Holiday Hughes, Tor *lo,ooO.
One Of the firm resides in Sc Louls
j w. Lspergsn, formerly of the Broadway The
ater, sailed on Thursday for Demerars, With full
theatrical company. Mr. l.. coutemp'ates SIX
months tour in the West Indies. Mr.. l.. is well aud
favorably known in this city
The sword worn by Sir John Inglis during the
defense of Lucknow has been presented to Kings
College, Windsor, N. S. Some time ago the sword
worn by General Williams at the siege If Kars was
also presented to the same institution
The resignation of Mr.. Miller the State Treasurer
of Illinois, is attributed by his enemies o deficit Of
5000 900 in bis cash account. HE friends ask sus
pension Of public opinion until Mr.. Butler, the new
Incumbent, is heard from.
"A company Of Zousves has been formed in New
Orleans their commander having served in one OF the
corps in the Crimea.
Col Samuel Green died in Hartford on Tuesday,
in the 92d year of his age. He Publisher Of The
ke.c-London Gazette for moro thao 40 years, taking
the paper in 1886. II hsd previously been Published
by his fsther. For than 80 years he i'ued The
Connecttcst Register--aD annual publication This
also was commenced 10 1886 by his father, Tmot'y
Green. He belonged to race OF proters His father
came from Boston, where his father Samuel Greep
IT,, had been printer. The latter learned the trade
Of his father, Samuel Green, who emigrsted from
England in 1890 and Was of the first to establish
the business of type-stickng in this country.
The Rev. Theodore Bourne, Foreign Agent Of the
African Civilization Society in this CITY, is now in
Lordon, advocating the claims of that Society, of
which the objects the evangez alton aud cyiza'
ton Of Africa and Of TIE descendants Of African an
cestors in all parts Of the earth; the destruction
Of the African ssverade by the introduction of law
fu commerce and trade into Africa the promotion Of
the growth of cotton and other products there,
whereby the natives may become Industrious pro-
ducers as well as consumers Of articles of commerce,
and the elevation Of the condition of the coored pop
nstion of our own and other countries.
-Bulwer's health is entirely restored. He spent
the Summer at Koebworth, but is about leaving for
the ortben, and possibly for Egg ot and the East.
lie is occupied upon historical novel, which was be-
gun nearly ten years since. HE hearing is much in
paired by his recent Illness.
Mr.. Thomas Carlyle is in Scotland.
Mr. John Ruskin is at Basel, Switzerland. He
has new work nearly completed. 1t report I'd that
he has written series OF lectures with tue ultimate
design of delivering them in the United States.
MIR. Jas. T. Fields, the Boston Publisher. has re
Gently left London for Paris and the Continent. He
will BE- absent for several months. While 10 Eng and
be was the guest, successfully, of Msssrs Charles
Dickens Tennyson, Carlyle, Reade, and other emf
nent literary men.
All the accounts of the "return Of the legious
spoke Of handsome young officer with both his arms
tightly bound 10 white linen ga.ures, whose appear
anoe excited universal synpa,by, and attracted the
particular notice of the Emperor. 1t appears that
on reaching the Rue Castiglione, from the Place
Vepd6me, be tainted away. The son Of the Finance
Minister who from the window of an adjoining hotel
saw the officer stsgger and fall instabty cent down
an arm chair for which the crowd made way, and ;he
wounded man carried up stairs and well taken
care Of He is a fubieutenart of the 9lst who Dat
recently left the school of st. Cyr 1t is stated IN
report of the battle of Solfeibo that havitg his left
arm broken by a Biscsiep he was sitting down at the
foot of tree in the Of bis regiment, waiting to
have his wound dressed, when sho yer OF bullets and
Crepeshot proceeding from fire between the
freuch and Austr,Ds fell around hn, broke his other
arm, and struck his legs IN several places His head
and body escaped by miracle.
Lieut.. Bartlett, L. s. Navy father of the charm
ing ysurg lady whose approaching nuptsls with the
Cubsn millionaire Srnor Oviedo, have given occa-
sion to much impairment laundering paragraphy,
wss the fret American Acade of "Yerba Buens,
which by spirited Act of his dated Jau. 30, 1871,
Immediately became San Frapcsco'; 30 that the
honor of bapzipg the marvellous metropolis of the
Pacific belongs to the fatherin law of the prncey Gu
ban. "Jenkins" will no doubt, rejoice in this piece
OF information.
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