New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14

cise 81 his OWE viii.
The venerable DR.. Lyman Beecher on Wedres-
day reached HE s4th year. He lie in good health.
TIE InGepende1t Gays:
The p.t suruer he has visited nix Of - chdre1
rsoirg n ConDecczt AID MA,s.chuseA While IN Hartford
b. aded the weders f Of his ganeda1shtsrs and While
o. h RETAIN tip Gu.ord Conn 70 review The Of
hi, ,s'y Bfs where be married hi. h: wife lin 1891 he
mother Of seven children living Ills hsakh 10 r.reray
scod enabling him st,efd nearly al the eetns Plymouth
Church. In which be ofen be.is par BE spent h Birthday
h hs meat irtima,s college friend and elassnse The
cradle 9. 7. Staples, s'q, Of New-Yoit'
The Rev. DIR. Scott, pastor Of the Seventh Pres-
byteiian Church in Cincinnati, having accepted the
appointment of Professor OF Biblical Literature in the
Theological Seminary at Chicago, took leave of bis
congregation last Sunday in farewell aeTmOn.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Daily, formerly President of Bloom
irg.on Ind University, has been depo.ed from the
ministry by the Indiana Conference OF the Methodist
Church, upon a charge Of lewdness and Drunkenness
The vote Of eIpul ion was passed, % to 10.
The Journal Of Commerce says the following let
ter ives lately received by the Secretary Of an Irsur
Company in this city, in response to an adver
tise1nert for bookkeeper The writer thoughfully
in closed leaf cut from an old account book as q
sample CT his work. Either the applicant is an orig
inal genius, or a wag Of the first water:
"BIe TIGER, Wilkes Co, Ga.
My DE, ss am ,w,n:ins Of situaioa in bootksePirL
your nice. II % please s?;~eI 70 cree. .snd yea 'P.
all 'aHei Prom oeH ya l1 :Io ofsn HfRsHFELDEA
Roger A. Pryor, who lie running for Congress in
The Petersburg Va District, lately denounced the
editor of The Petersburg Intellgeneer as "a Yankee
from the land Of kidnappers and goldfish This is
what Nortbern.born men get al the South for sup.
porting Slavery.
Mr.. Blanchard, formerly well known in this coun-
Try SIS pantomimst in connection with Mr. Coney
and his famous performing dogs, died in London, Of
cancer on the tongue, on Sept. 20.
Mr.. j. B. Tozer, low comedian, has withdrawn
from the stage, and set up fish store in Cincinnati.
The Rev. DR.. Cahill, distinguished Irish Roman
Catholic divine, is about to visit America and to lee
ture on Astronomy through the country.
The n. Y. OJserrer says that, as Mr.. Everett is
the great laudator of Washington" Mr.. Wendell
Philips is the great vfer in general. This is said
apTopos Of Mr.. Phillips recent lecture in Boston.
MIR. o. A. Brown.on is severely taken to task in
The Met,opOlHan Record for an article in his Review.
Tee critic says that the reviewers hobby ethnOlogy
but that he does not tide it to advantage.
1t is some weeks since Mr. Robert Bonner further
enriched his admirable stables they are in Twenty
eighth street, and worth any mans examining who is
about TO build similar structures by the purchase Of
the fast-trotting mare Lady Woodruff He drives her
with Lantern and the team the other day troted half
a mile in one minute and fourteen seconds.
-Leeune .Dirichlet an eminent German mathema-
tcian and since 1855 the successor Of Gauss in Got
tingep, died there May s. 1882 His wife, sister Of
Mendelssobn Bsrtholdy died in 1853
Don Jose Madrazo do Agudo, commonly called
Madrazo, one of the best Spanish painters died May
s, 1859, in Madrid, where he has presided over the
Academy Of San Fernando and over the Museum. His
son, Don FEDERICO Madrazo, who studied under Win.
terhalter exces also as painter, and has founded in
Madrid in 1885, in concert with his brother inlaw,
the poet Don Eugeno de Ochos, an artistic journal
called Ell Artista.
The posthumous writings of the German traveller
in the East, Prof DE Roth, who undertook his last
journey TO Palestine in 1885, at the expense of the
King of Bavaria, and who died at Hasbeia, in the
Anti Libanus range Of mountains, June %, lSJS are
in course of publication under the auspices Of the
Academy of Sciences of Munich.
According to advices from Cape Town, dated
June 1s the Swedish traveller, Anderson, has at
length reached the Cunene River, and proposes to
pore the mouth of the river and the adjoining country
previous to his return to Eurupe. He enjoyed excel
lent health, ard received with great cordially by
King NaDgora.
Karl Simrock, the poet and Archaeological, who has
bee far come time in an insane asylum in Bonn, is
much better, and will soon be able to resume his
lsbor.
Samuel Russell esq, formerly senior partner p
the mercantile house of Russell & Bennett, st Louis,
died at his residence near that city on the 9th inst.
Gov. Banks of Massachusetts,, left Chicago on
his return home Monday last. special car was
placed at bis disposal by the General Agent of the
Michigan Central Railroad. Mayor Haines and
small party Of gentlemen accompanied him as far as
Kalamazoo, returning BY the evening train. Gov.
Banks, with Samuel Bowles, esq, Of Springfield,
arrived in this city on Wednesday evening.
"A greats granddaughter Of Gen. Israel Putnam,
who is the daughter of j. ii. Holbroob esq, Of
brooklyn, CT, and herself exceedingly pretty and
interesting girl of fourteen fifteen years of age, on
the arrival Of the Putnam Phalanx at the Windham
station, on their return from Providence, placed
wreath upon the neck of the Major Commandment,
and then saluted him with graceful kiss.
John II. Scott, a colored man, and one of the
Oberln rescuers took the first premium at the Lorain
County Ohio Fair for t6e best buggy harness. manu.
featured by himself AT Wellington he also took the
frat premium for the best double carriage harness.
His right to these premiums appears to have been
respected by his white competitors, Judge fancy to
the contrary notwithstanding.
"A valuable slave man. belonging to Mr. Benton
of Sharpsburg Nd, hung himself on Monday night
last, in consequence of HE master refusing to eel him
to 20 South with coored girl, upon whom his hearts
affections bad been placed.
Mr. c. c. Coe, the aeronaut, who was severely
injured short time since while engaged in securing