New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-11


ard " assuming her language choice ard appropriate
she il an effective speaker, as ~ss evtncei by the
,o,e s..er;ion Of the large audience from he begin
ming 10 TIE close Of tie Lecture. The house wss foil
If every PAT, and large Numbers uusbls to gain
,dui,.srce 70 the irsid. Of the church. Il further
SAYS that it has satisfaction in knowing thst
there is religions society in tosn that doei not
consider 81 Anti Ssvery lecture deseersuqn OF 'le
Sabbath nor Of is church. and that q 10. 50 fearful Of
osrdg soGe one IS 10 close It's doors TO tie cause OF
;usLce In two respects the Methodist, q religious
rect ere worthy Of imitation BY other dtnomiaatoos'
They preach the gospel TO the poori they are the
pioneers in religion, their ministers cheerfly snbmt
10 the prvatons incident 10 newly settled countries,
in order that the people may have the gospel preached
to them and they always bold and uusquivccal
in expressing their views or al moral questions which
ssita;e the public mind.
The Her. John NJ. Wood has purchased The
Temperance Journal, published a: Portland.
Mr.. A. W. Wellington. Of East Brsintrse,
Wednesday, while digging hill Of potatoes, near his
house, dug Up pine tree chilling, dated 1852 the fret
y.ar ser authority was given to Massachusetts, Bay
70 coin money The coin is almost as bright and as
perfect as new piece.
The Ole OusDman mouse IN bSlLaIustoHi Suhss',
built in 1856, which has been the residence of FIVE
generations of Cushmans was destroyed by fire on
! tuesday
DIR. Jewett has left with Tie Bo,ton Trarelsr 81
onnce or two Of flee starch extracted from only eight
horse snuts picked up in the street The expert
ment shows this nut 20 be abundant in starch that
II may readily be turned to valuable account
Capt. Montgomery, the famous leader in the
Kansas border troubles at present engaged in cul-
tivstpg his farm. lie has been nominated by the
Counties of Linn and Lykins as candidate for
Repre- sentative to the Territorial Legislature.
To the Editor # The ". Y. Tribune: For the
benefit OF The Chicago Pres, and Tribune and toe world in gen
era authorized that the beautiful and accompanied
Southern literary dy who 10 abont 70 try her fortunes on me
not Madame lie Vert Of Mobile and take the liberty
TO say tba, the newspaper dit is getting to be en- asfmnsy
unrelisbs IL .ttution. Respectfully ONE IkUih.
The Chicaso Press and Tribune, referring TO the
statement that Gov Willard of Indiana recently headed
midnight procession of the Sons Of Malta, at Louis
ville Ky, says that this s doubtless mistake; and
that was probably midnight procession of the Sons
OF Bacchus.
The Tammany delegates in the Syracuse Demo
cratic Convention have, if may believe the New
York correspondent Of The Mobile Register presented
Councilman Kenigsn of the Bloody Sixth" with
magnificent gold sporting watch, as testimonial of
their gratitude for his services in cowing Wood and
his bues.'
"A crowded meeting was held in the Athen9um,
Manchester, England on the 18th ult., the Mayor of
the city in the chair to hear addresses American
Slavery from the Rev. Samuel j. May of Syracuse
and Miss Sarah Z. Remond Of Salem, Mass.
Mr. John Rsyson of Penrth, "the last of the
Cumberland bards," is dead. His last work
TRANSLATION of the Song of Solomon in'o the Cumber-
land dialect for Prince Lucien Bonaparte.
Mr. Henry James, accompanied by his family, took
his departure Tor Europe Saturday in the Wander
bilt He intends remaining some years in Switzerland
to educate his children
The Tuscan Government has, by decree of the
18th of Sept raised sjor Gen. Gsribad to the rank
OF Lieut. C enera.
"A letter from Paris says that NJ. Mario has entered
into an engagement with the thester at Madrid AMI
that Madame Grsi is going to st. Petersburg
Stephen II. Branch it is rumored has gone 10
California TO escape prosecution for a libel upon
Madame Bagioli.
John Van Buren, of this city, and Judge Harris
of Albany, cane home from Europe on Friday, in the
Fulton.
The death of John o. Wstles a prominent and
valuable citizen of Kansas, is recorded 10 The Lar
rance Republican.
The freedom Of the city Of Aberdeen has been
rendered to Lord John Russell.
-Senstor Wilson OF Massachusetts, passed through
this city on Saturday, on his way to Washington
The volume of Rankes History of England par
ticuarly for the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
has Just appeared in Berlin also the greater part of
81 e
Century. The fnsl volume of Johns Biography of
Mozart, will be ready at the end of this year.
We have received the following letter, and hasten
to give ii publicity:
MADISON Oct. s. 1850.
There JUS. occurred another running away
with another mars wife, The physicians had three
children and wife with whom be living ia Ohio whea he
left there and Butler County Wisconsin with this other
Tue lived In hs nsighborhood, aud had
two children both which she e with her husband She had
been under the medical treatment ofts physician for two
when, seems, they up Their minds leave Now,
no, write this simply to convey The for not
carrier wha: say such Oh he
oyongued fellow and he had treated 80, nothing would
ay short Of lis hearts blood. A housh the had
nothing do about perfect autonaon
be taken the pleasure Of whoever Now
s,k, who wonged Tie SHINING womans husband The physician
ged bis children. Bu no oytJngued man could
persuade married good principle from her duty sw
there apJl0gy Whatever mseo SLOWING
excep her hnsbsnd 20 approach her the subject u
love, and bis professions pa.ouc wha. for leaving
children husband and all And 10 make excussbe as
possible suppose that Der husband cold and Indifferent
II modest, y woman. do you think he
would for instant listen criminal intercourse with
Do you think good mother would school her TO
her children, earthly all, Doe, all the
world know that i il much for fascinating designug
esd the path recttude, than
yir;uous from known path Of duty And If miued