New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
Personal.

The remains Of Albertus hsgnus were selessnfy
removed on Nov. Is from their restng-plase in ss
ApeTe~'s Church, in Cologne, 70 more flung lOcality
in tie same church.
A Serb pamed Moses Psiiseh is now in Vienna.
where be is endesvoiDg briug to the nose Of sAe
world uniform moos Of writing all languages which
be has Uncovered The basis Of his system the Ar.
sbic alphabet.
Prof Sedgwiek Of London has received eomns-
nication from Dr. Livingstone dated River Zaabes.
East Africa, Nay "a" DR.. Livingstone reports the
discovery Of real highland Lake region. whers ths
inhabitants culiv.e cotton very extensively while, hs
adds, every spiDs and weaves IT,"
TOE Paris corr, spondent Of The LoAdo. Literary
Gagtts says that with regard 10 ladies' dresses there
is system established in the Imperial Court al Csn-
pegDe that teems something positively wicked. -Four
toieues a day about ihe general requirement,
though there are days when only three necessary;
the invitations for es sbt days. and no lady ID
pected ever to he seen twice wearing the gown.
Count tbis up and you w find average Of thirty or
thty.two ioiettes to be carried down 10 Abe Court.
SuIpo,e female iRrtee not to be alone, but TO have
daughter Tor two daugbt.rsl with h.r--you cous at
once TO ninety or ninety six dresses! Now, the
average of tbese gowns will be $50 francs EiO) be-
cause while the finer ones cost $780, 400 500 francs
each there may be some which cost only 100 or $50
france; but put them all at go francs you reach for
each rerson, the figure of ESQ or E320 and ii TIVE
ptIsons, eco or G64O; If three, GsOO or f96o.
-Mr William Russell, lately the correspondent Of
The London TIMES in India, is preparing . book ca
the Indan Rebellion, OF which he has sold the copy
right FOR s., 500.
The brother of the colored man, Copeland telsI
grapbed to Gov. Wise, asking if he might have bis
body The reply ~ss thai he might have ID II he -'~'
send white man for ir. Wise could not spare 4s4Is
a negro, even upon such an occ eion.
Baron Solomon ROthsehild is at the ClArsnaoa
Hotel
Mr.. Parier's biography of Rufus Choate, says TIE
Sunday ALIAS, "mSkes Mr. Choate genteel Jeremy
Didder, one who bad no consideration whatever In
money matiers, keeping accounts and never having
any money. If lie wsn'ed any, be borrowed Of the
fir,t one be came across; or, wone than ALL made
dead set upon some unfortunate Client whose case 10
had in a critical position"
The Virginia Senate has ordered bill 70 bs 90.
crossed for a third reading, to pay Andrew Haatsr,
esq SEQ for prosecuting The Iarpers Ferry Insss.
gents.
old Brown was perbaps distinguished for ono
thing more than his knowledge Of localities
place fixed in bis mind with m,rkaoe precisioa
The il ID true, is Western habit but It psrtainsd
peculiarly to Old 0sawstomie. Il is stat d that on
the back Of letter Brown left for bis wife, maste
directions of the route she should take with bis body,
giving the names Of the bote and other needfu things
and among Others was marked against Vsrgennss,
" buy a little fsh." On the route taken by Mn.
Brown with her husband s body, these directions
mbotely carried out the fab bought according 70
directions, and other things DONE We may say here
that nnkeePers the route refused all pay for their
hosel-keeper at Troy, who had sew
era autographs of Brown in bis hotel reg1ers rsfass
TO part with them at any price
"A correspondent in Philadelphia writes us that
among the rioters arrested on occasion of Mr. q. w.
Curtss lecture in Philadelphia, the 18th inst, wns
" PROMISING scion of the house Of Randall"
A gentleman called on US to state shat he aad two
other wel.known citizens saw Mr.. Jerry LArocqus
and his brother at the Cooper Institute on Thursday
night grosnipg, hssing, and interruptng the speakers
Mr. Larocqne WAS also with the crowd that made q
ruth for the stage. What does Mr.. Larooqus say 70
this
Thomas Garrett, Of Wilmington, Del, O velsra-
BE Qusker stated ut the John Brown meeting in Phil
adpha that be bad been instrumental in aiding 245
slaves to etcspe by the Underground railroad" be-
side about 30 more whom be had assisted before hs
began to keep account This statement was greet
ed with much applause.
AT the Philadelphia meeting in aid Of Bovine
family, c. C. Foote, Of Canada, stated thas b. knew
John Brown, and knew bis strong affection for black
peopls-ibat he once passed party Of twelve slaves
into his Foo,s possession ard in doing be exhibited
all The tenderness Of father toward them. On the
trip to Canada infant born and they sbristsnsd
it John Brown" Laughter.l Tbis child Bro wn had
gwen to him with his own hands.
The Annapolis Gazette announces that sinee m
dergoIg the operation of litbotomy Gov Hiekss
health has steadily continued 20 improve. He 10 uew
ont of all dsngefc and viii IN abort Ine we tsust be
perfectly restored.
Mr.. ID. Hamilton has found in the State PAPER
Office in London, some hitherto unnoticed facts in tas
life Of Milton. Among these discoveries are several
letter. Of State not previously printed in ,ons prose
works, but Of high interest, illustrating the sner-
getio Intervention Of the Commonwealth Goysrnmeat
in behalf Of the prosecuted Protestans Of the ApisA
Valleys. A treatise in justification Of the war whh
Holland, already in type, bat not known as kiltons
competition, Mr.. Hamilton has succeeded IN identify
ing by means Of the Order Books of the Council Of
STATE. These Order Books it appears, were ar
ranged in the State Parer Office, their preseni abode,
by the great poet himself There are interesting kes
OF his public life. OF personal mature, s dis
soveiy in the Royaist Composition Papers, which
clears the character Of Milton the old charge Of
bsrshness toward bis mother-insw, in Withholding
from tie unfortunate Ann Powell her thirds. Enemies
Of Million have made much Of tbese thirds Tho
State Psgers prove incOnteStsbly that the Comma