New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

related By Garibaldi himself.
MIR. Henry X. Brosse. the sculptor. re,ched tais
| city from Washington yeNerdsy lie viii spend
few weeks at bis country boL7e in Newbursh. where
he hopes soon to recover from .he effects OF his late
! accident.
The frrersl CT Henry II. vsa Dyck IT,. on Saiur-
dsy Afternoon wss very numerou,ly attended, espe-
cialy by the Young men OF Albsny, sm,ng whom
bis scqusintance was rsve, aid BY whom he was
generally respected fee has many GENEROUS, manly
qualities. The printers from the s-yers' offices, 10
the number Of 100 and over. attended in a body, a.
did the Boat Club, Of which he was memb,T.
Among the chsplains who hsv, just ben ap-
pointed to the army in Italy 3 the Rev. Father Para
bere. who distinguished bims,if in the Cdmes. In
one action in which he by the side OF Gen. Gao.
robert. his horse was killed under him "That, Rev
erend Sir. said the General - accident without
remedy. | oanuot get You ansher horse 20, an
rero.r." But Father Parabere thought it las duty
TO be present in the combat, and, seeing ca'oon ap-
proseh he jun ped a,tride it, and was conveyed in
that manner into the midst of the action, where h
assisted tie We uuded and administered religious con
ISOLATION 10 the dying.
TIE Petersburg Izfelfgerccr learns from gentle
man Jus, from Texas, that A. G Seaman, nov fug'-
tive from Justice was soourning in that State.
The Constitution calls the bust of Mr.. Buchanan
recently executed BY Mr.. Henry Dexter of Boston,
an animated bust" and excellent likeness;
adding that q" the members Of the Cabinet and al
others who have seen il" are Of the same opinion.
Lewis C.. Levin. formerly Native American Rep
resenstve from the First District of Pennsylvania,
ias been mtted to unatic asylum. II il feared
be will not recover His insanity Is supposed to have
been brought about by an immoderate use Of opium.
A Norfolk VA paper says tina, Benjamin II.
Brewster Of Philadelphia, the defender OF the rights
of the South in the Fugitive Slave case, which was
tried some weeks sine. in Philadelphia, has been
sppoiued an Honorary Member OF the l. teraTy
Societies of Virginia Military Institute.
Tie American Consul at Il Jtterism has received
intinaton Of manufacturing Of counterfeit AustrIaa
securities in London, and by giving timely notice pre-
vented their circulation in Holland, for which market
they seem to have been intended
William Russell the correspondent Of The Fime',
has been presented by Lieut.. Moreaw with masniii-
cent scepter which rged to the King of Delhi.
On the recent Derby day there were only four
persons in attendance at the House of Lords consist
ing of two ladies' in the gallery, Loid Beauehsmp and
Lord Radnor the latter sitting on the opp 'sition
benches.
The Royal Antiquarian Society rs the North,
which was opened in Copenhagen May Ii, 1852 under
the presidency of the King of Denmark, was attended
| by Dr. A. c. Hamlin of Bangor, who contributed
an inscription found in the ilsni Of Monhegin near
the coast of Maine and traced TO the Normans, who
were supposed to have visited the American coast in
| ancient times.
A young scholar has recently discovered in Madrid
| the Ms. of a letter written by the Spanish Embassa'
dor in Paris on the very day preceding the massacre
Of ST. Bartholomew, of letter written by Philip H..
TO Charles TX to congratulate him on the succes'd l
preparation Of that massacre of Pescaires' nara
tive of the battle Of Pava, letter on the death CT
! Henry " written by Madrid Jesuit to Jesuit in
Paris, of curious letters of Charles V. and Francis
l., &c.
The Hon. Thomas F. Marshall has been invited
to deliver series OF historical lectures at st Louis
Jules Gerard, the lon-kiler, is now in Algers in
company of the Counts Braneky, Ettiepne and Z'-
moysk and has written several letters to the Journal
des CLasseurs describing his among the lions
in the vicinity Of Bona.
A manufacturer OF counterfeit letters of credit WAS
recently discovered near Goldinsen, 10 Courland.
Several persons arrested and the principal cul-
prt fed to America but is said to have since returned
! to Courland.
The AHa California; has the following remarks on
Mr. Greeey's expected visit to California:
"Tbe public are already Informed, that THE distn'
guisbed Journalist is now on his way to California, and
will probably arrive here during the next two weeks.
For part we look upon the visit OF Mr. Gree
ley az event that Will prove O no lnconsidefaOlc
benefit to California. Occupying the position which he
Dc e. as chief editor of one Of the leading journals Of
the United States, and being besides, a man whose
powerful abilities enable hun To exercise potent IN
.la lig min at
be will obtain from his personal observation, con-
corning the real resources Of California, and her I'M
portance to the rest of the Union, Will prove
Of ircalculable future benefit to the State, and
TO the people of this section Of the Pacific
coast The visit Of Mr.. Greeley TO California
! involves no political question or issue what
ever so far as have any Knowledge of the alter,
ana we u.esume he will be welcomed as warmly ~
his political oppohehents d. by bis political friends.
Certainly be bis political prcillecti0n9 what
they may can fail 10 that the visit Of Mr. Greeley
must result in great good to the future Of California
And indeed, in this connection We would say, tina;
visit from the leading editors OF the Atlantic States,
North and South would be productive OF greater good
TO the State than any other single event which We can
! now name.
taking this view of the subject, we bespek for
| Mr. Greeley from the press and the people, such q
welcome a. be j. entitled 10 receive. California only
needs TO be 10 be thoroughly understood, ant q
verdict from the pens OF leading editors throughout
the Union will soonest set her claims for National aid
in their proper light before her sister States and Their
Congressional Representatives."
| A New. Orleans correspondent Of TIE 81 Inns
ReDuJhcan writes under date Of June - follows:
| General Henpingsen is lesurely moving about
through the cities and towns of the southern seab)ard
states enli-tng with the Osensibe object OF colon
| izing Sonora. He ha. rendezvous IN each OF the
Caroluas in Georgia Mississippi, Mobile and in this
city ard If be obtain money he can Of course OBJ
tain any number of amOpg the numerous restless
AID adventurous spirit that are ever ready Tor any