New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-16


A mai 10 Auburn h.; iavsn'ed 90 ne~ sovetnor
valve -" raid ,o .rcu a,- the III meuiac with gr-a,
accuracy, IT, S,rlcuse Jour nal suggests tia, the
| inventor should 5. ud one to Gpv,ruOr VIE.
TIE Hor. G.lushs a Grow the Hoe. Hwy VI.
Fuller Of Penn-yvrna sud others TO t'e oumoer OF
eigbt-sn arrived IN Boston o, Frnsy evening n the
YACHT Treasure, Of Ne~.Yok Tpey came by Wy
Of Nevror-. % Thursday III ~.nt rn to Clos
cerfrr, oall-d the Hon Timothy DAVIS. -p-nd-
ug the night at Gloucester. Tn-y de-gu continuing
their e1cur-i,n 10 rtani On Saturday .n-y we're to
dite at Pnrkers, With the Hon. roonss Corrin aud
ether political men,
Adj Gen. S,ofe has returned to Boston fro N
Wet P0iut. wrirh-r ne wet ~ brarer of an IN
v's.on from Gov Banks tn Cen. Scot; IN bs present
at the State EDcampm. at Concori, Mass oriog-
rs from Gen. Scott . note Ia Gov. Bauk', dec ming
10 soc.pt TIE invitation. The note says, IN conc u
| san:
81 should he biyhy rr.ed be able 70 make the proposed
vi, bot r-.'rsiD-d ey sewers br'y r from Fneal
oslsec nsns .nis- nv.son. i: nigh;
te offensive To naty other iri.nds 10 sccrPt onS'
Gen. Wool accepts.
The health Of Professor Bush, We regret to learn
| il III precarou. condition. He has suffered for
long tin with disease If the hart, degeneration OF
the fluids and crufulous sbsc-s-es IL the side. In
the hope OF i'll prove m.nt he removed his residence
10 April from Brooklyn TO Rochester, intending to
| uIni-,er TO New Church congregations ia thA city
and Syracuse. But these hopes have been dlspee';
bis symp,ons have assumed additional violence, and
Intermittent fever has supervened dssblng BIN from
| labor and even from venng letter. If taey
| should OF take favorable type befors msny
days there exits strong ground TO fear fatal ISSUE
The ship Syren arrived at New.Bedfotd on
Thursday evening from Honolulu, having among her
Passengers the Rev. 7 f. Taylor, Mrs. M.ria Chsn-
| bersin, and Miss Isabella Chamberlain, missionaries.
The foIn er ha retired from the work, and uow de-
votes himself to farming at the Islands The Syren
has slro the family Of Capt Brown Of the Missionary
brig Morning Star.
| TIE Rev. Frank Remington Of Lawrence, Mass,
has accepted the call OF the North Baptist Caurch in
this city, to b+cons their pastor aud will enter upon
| bis duties on he 6rst Loros Day in September
There died recently at Gu.n.bu.vs, Cubs, a
wealthy Creole planter named Fraoc,sco oe Ia O'Gsr-
ca who IS sold TO have left about 81 tNO,O 600. He
uas the intimate friend of Narc'sco l. PEI and was
| arrested curing the Pinto troubles. He gave freely
Of his wealth TO aid the cause OF Cuban independence
and hos b,qaea,hed 500 900 10 establish schools at
| Matanzs., ard tor ether charities.
Capt. Charles l.. Moses, the sbipmsster and late
United States Astronomer, reached the city day or
two since frou the Rocky Mountains, where he has
| d, ne his work to satisfaction.
| "A letter from Rio to The Richmond Dispatch
states that yOurg Neutrality-suspicious. nsne, we
beev., is John Gephat, from Cumberland, Md -
hss been re ased from prison, where he wa ootdaed
for whipping negro WAC attempted to assassinate
| him. The writer says: " Our onsul and Minister
tried for some time to get him ont, but failed until
the kailrosn C,mpsny agreed to deposit ,3Oo mill
ress $6J as bsiI and, after an imprisonment OF six
weeks be wss released but is compAlled t. stay here
TO await hs tal. During his Imprisonment his uncle
came to the city to assist 10 getting him out; but
having failed the wrstcbed state of mind iuto which
the occurrence threw him caused illness, and he died
| in q few days
| President Mott Of Union College, says The Syria
cuse Standard, is reported es having submitted his
resignation to the Board of Trustees. 1t Is suoposed
that it will rot be accepted but that the PreSiien:
| will iemsin nomnnl'y at tho head of the renowned
Feat of learning over which he has presided for
more than half century. During this time hs has
seen "his children rsipg to emneuce in all the
walks of life. On the bench, at the bar, and 10 the
pulpit, in the editors cbsir and in the msnufactory
there are many distinguished men who look with
flin regard their venerable teacher. Much OF the
active practical talent in this State has been trained
by Or. Mott aud be has seep Bishops, Cabinet OH
GERS. Senators, Judges and Legislators, aud Presi-
d. mis- and Professors of Colleges coming up to the
.nrua festival at Schenectady, acknowledging with
r-slect and reverence his iuuerc- over their lives.
! Dr. Hr kok, the present vcs.Pt-sident Of the Col
| lege, is spoken of as the successor Of Dr. Mott.
Professor Jay, young man and graduate Of
Uu,n College, who occupied the Chair Of Chemistry.
has recer ty received very attering appointment at
Columbia College, and his place is supplied by Pro-
festor Chandler.
Capt Alexander McKeever. prominent citizen
Of Delaware County, Pa, and formerly editor OF Iae
Upland Unlon of CHESTER died Lazaretto, on Sal
uiday last.
On Monday next, w. II. c. IIosmer, esq, will
pr"uou6ce the Poem before the Literary Societies OF
Madison Ubiversiy. Horace Msrn was to have de-
livered address the occasion, but death has In
| rerered.
| The Cincinnati Go-ett, ssys that the former di-
rectors of the Nortnern Rarosd intend to sue The
A,9r. York Times for libel. The aggregate damages
foot up 100000.
The Chicago papers record the fact that Mike
Joy, the hsckmsr, now residing at the State Prison
for his connection with the Christiana Davis cjnsp
rscy, hs. fallen heir to $50 ooo left him by deceased
brother in California.
"A correspondent Of TIE Journal Of Commerce hai
Just been delightfully."- entertained in examining the gal
Ter, of paintings and cabinets Of curiotes and relics
belonging TO the Hon. Caleb Gushing at Ne~buryport
Mas. twas privilege not granted TO every oae bu
this fine cd statesmen this il the language Of thu
tier, net ours; We always think OF Mr.. c. as
yourg nst seemed 10 take pleasure this occasion