New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

having reached home q day OF two since, was last
night serenaded and spoken at By a crowd Of his
friends. Gov b. talked back again in pertinent
manner.
Major David b. Greer, an early pioneer in Ar
kartas ard Secretary of the State for - years died
on the 10Th uli eyed 81.
The Rev. Henry A. Wise, son Of Governor Wise,
Of Virginia, has accepted cal! to the Church Of Our
Saviour, in West Philadelphia.
-Andreas Pity one Of the Old Guard Of the
Napoleon died on Sunday last in Brooklyn.
The examination OF Joseph Wilson before the
Hartford Police Court on charge of killing Charles
W. Banks was concluded on Friday, and Wilson
required to g.ve b. in 5000, TO take his trial for
manslaughter. II will be recollected that the de-
ceased received bayonet wound at the reception Of
Gov. Seymour Of which wound he died few days
after.
1t is said that Capt. Comstock, formerly of the
steamer Baltic is to bring the Great Eastern from
Portland to New.York.
We hear that Rarey, the horse tanner, has a rival
in young lsdy of Westchester County, who has re-
Gently been exercising her, wonderful powers on
vicious horses with great success
DIR. Charles Mackay having attacked Tennysons
Idyls, is thus replied to by Punch
"The Idyl.s rhymester ssperses-
OPubic rejoice and be glad
Ifhe no, abusing good verses,
He'd b. busiy writing some bad"
Gov. Morgan visited the Rensselaer, County
Fair on Friday last and made speech, in the course
OF which lie said
been farmea genure hard working isrmei-ah0
II the hope my voice viii reach the ear Of every young
man present. that there is not al individual In the county
Of Rensselaer, commenced eae sbored harder And hsd
fwsr prior he Of III and have OBJ
tanned any Of in life ii entirely owing to
habits ncucad pracced snd lessons learned Oh my
fathers farm.
Gov Banks delivered an address before the Yer
mont Agricultural Society," al the State Fair IN Bur.
lngton las. week il the presence of an immense
gathering Of the people. In the forenoon, in COM
pany with General Wool be examined the cattle, and
witnessed the speed Of horses on exhibition. They
had military reception upon their arriva! at Bur-
lngton.
We learn that when tue triumphant Knight of the
Silver Cross at TIE late tournament at Arlington
SpIrga, having been crowned with crown OF orange
blossoms interviewer with ornaments OF silver spray,
announced that he had selec,ed a. the Queen Of
Love and Beauty Miss Eliza McNerhsny the air was
rent with loud acclaim.
MIR. J. Lothrcp Motley, the author Of the Dutch
Republic" now re-icrg near London, will spend the
Winter at the Hsgue, to further prosecute his re-
searches Tito Dutch history. He Is nov a. Work on
what may be called coutiI uation of the History OF
the Rise of the Republic" though it will bear diff
ferent name which III be published in two volumes.
1t % said that in the event Of the reversal of the
sentence, Bishop Onderdonk Las solemnly pledged
himself in written docuInen. il the hands o! DR..
| Hawke and Immediately to take effect TO assign to
Bishop Potter the exercise and administration OF fe
powers and authority appertsring 70 the office OF
Diocesan ard furthermore expressing bis full pur
pose not to perform Episcopal functions III the Diocese
without the consent of Bishop Potter.
The Hor J. r. Gijdiugs had his pocket picked
OF $50 at the Vermont State Fair at Burlington last
week. Tie Burlington Free Press says that num-
Der Ct gentlemen Immediately subscribed the amount,
and gave il TO him.
Mr.. Charles Aston Bris,ei, OF the ls'e Rev.
john Brsted, has ressDted to the tom OF Bristol,
r. l. where his father long resided 5000, the IN
come to be given 70 tie poor
MIR. Richard Grant White is 10; the author Of the
article on Daily Beauty in the October lumb'r Of
The Atlantic Monthly.
The Paris correspondent Of the Courier des
Etats. Inns gives the following account Of az extra
ordinarily clever and brilliant fast woman, whose
wonderful:
Among young spendhi, noticed IL III journals Of tie
day is the Of Psssn prince c-E % baron Encae "ho
has ea.enup IN less han fur fortune Of more thar OK
Millions al the q woEisn well known IN
Psrs as the Marchonsss Of Paws The history Of his woman
4, curious ob,eryeo Russia here she born
q Jewish parents. by r,Is, who conceived FOR her
psn u.tfed By her b-suy and above 81 BY Der krewlts
AID utehgeIce. She languages perfectly. The
pianist brousL: Der with HIN Pa-' where l. had tie
weakness rresr; her le-irst= wife, In soci-;y
aid even oourt.sAA A; lis bal she msie such
a. inPrssiCn Of lie prilcts OF tie ORLEANS
| family, Tia; she attracted him = lie home O; Inc
me ran whose she bore Bone dowa By hn excessive
exp, at.; Quilted Fance for tine mend lis T'
,ures abroad his eomsEou, e home during his s5-nee
Quilted il Ens morning follow Lrd Wand, known in LoH-
don ty his Conquest. q hs hind Tas aoben.n did n. F-.sn
her epg ooroEs TO much tie wealth Of which s1- wss
greedy. Returned PE Il qne; Of Posor, -ch " -
be ki.h bn she enel--red che youns AGqh Of
Psvs of tie Portuguese EubassadoT who's she i
c,,si he opposed her <s,y AID rsoasly psOu as
her million francs l. they should separate foI nooGp4A
bi.y of.er PEI Tin evsu.usy lobg IN c5zal Iae
rev March co- live fl he hear o; Por;ufA
whittier hr husha-d bad tsksa b ss making usei-s EDO
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