New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

DE Garbsis. OF whom The Cincinnati pspers lave
been rekise h't, Of ronsoce, has become cr,zy
ard has been fta. to "a e. yi1m. His wife is recov
erfg from TIE wGund
-Aoorssponter, of Tie Ereriug Pot tells the fot
lowing story:
r.r'b ys had resided .s;y in Newport we. n. ~.
ans not.' tar res,n IN b- ir+dor Of Sew.Y'rE Rsynn.
ues he's BIT tbe eAsss- bord. Of bstuy y-- hair
iSoosh ,h- T.. ~ sua,d tio4 e. .as S@ ~. Of
bio.s live ec.or. With so7 49, pferwsrd resned
e. a' seEa Ia go - - ~ sns Ne.r,,
ta'n' that sire oor,o not us. it,"
THE North China Heraid notices tie marriage Of
cocpi, OF Chinese Christian by the Rev. X E..
Wong, Chinese minister the first Instance in
which all the parties concerned were at c,ce Chi
nese, Cbnstan and Protestant. The bride YVES en-
TREY hidden under the red robes aped heed
dress, and red Grape vail Of the Mig dynasty cos
tune which the Ta'tar conquerors have never sue
ceeded in changing. There vas music, and pro-
fusiCn % RsrlsDds ard flowers The whole was dis
tirctveiy Chinese but toe writer hopes that the
wedding ring" may be counted among the estab
ished institutions Of the families Of China.
A Birmingham attorney. named Smith, has paid
a rather high price for kiss. At the Warwick As
sizes, OF Wednesday, yourg lacy brought action
against him for kissing her. end obtained verdict for
go
The Bishop Of Exeter has sanctioned q plan pro-
posed to hin for Organizing community OF women
DESTROYS of deyotng themselves exclusively to works
Of charity and pety. They gre to be called Sisters
Of Charity" or "Deaconesses." No perpetual VOWS
are to be taken. period CT probation will first have
to be passed during which it Will be allowable to
leave at any tine. After this engagement to the
Society for period not exceeding FIVE years will be
made renewable a. the expiration of that term.
After much talking and great preparations after
having consulted the astroogers and found auepi-
cous day the Sultan set out from Constantnope % a
great voysge-whither no as yet knows. II il,
however generally believed that the voyage TO Egypt
has been deGnitively abandoned A letter from Con-
santinople states that his Majesty would if circum-
stances permitted pay visit to the Island Of Sco and
perform bis oevOtons in mosque erected at his
Msesty expense many years since. The writer
ADDS: "Shoald the Sultan absence from the capital
exceed ten days. it will be principally owing to the
fact that bis Mejeity only travels by day. When the
hour of sunset is proclaimed by the call to evening
pray era the vesfels heave-to the faithful perform
ADDITIONS and, turning in the direction OF the holy
CITY, icn the Imam in actions of praise and thanks
name of Allah is pronounced. The evening repa't
follows and part of the night is passed in festivity.
At an hour before sunrise the ceremonies take
place and the morning gun gives the signal of de-
parture The Sultan took special that the ergi-
neers On board the steam Aotila should be English
men,"
The new periodical Of Messrs. Smith n Elder, IN
which Mr.. Tnsckeray is to produce his next serial
story, will not appear till January next. Before that
time there will probably, be another new periodical
in the London feld-a monthly msgazne-with
Messrs MILAN for publishers, and Mr.. Hughes the
author of "Tom Browns School Days, for editor
-Ex.President Tyler gave an elegant reception to
his friends last week, ard "Villa Margarete' was
tbropeed with a crowd of lively guests. Mr. Justice
WAYNE of the United States Supreme Cont was
among the guests. A correspondent OF The National
Intelligencer who saw the E1President at Old Point
Comfort last week says that he "is'livinS mile or
two from that place, in neat cottage, As under
stand with 10 professions to style or ceremony. e
has grown somewhat older, OF course, since saw III
Last in the White House in Sil but still walks with
the ease and elasticity of much younger man. by
his SIDE was his handsome wife. II IL pleasant thus
occasionally to see practical illustration OF the work
irg of our Republican system-a plain, eldery-ioohiIs
man. who for nearly four years welded the power
and patronage of this great country, moves aoou'
among bis fellows with not the slightest INDICATION
that he had ever been more than PLAIN farmer
When saw him he was about starting home, after
having been in the garrison looking upon the usual
afternoon dress parade of the six companies oil artillery
to-day increased TO seven-statoned here. Whe'nei
the Ex. President was himself interested in TINS min
tary show or only attended his wife on the OCCASION
kno w not
The Commencement exercises Of the Ladies De-
parment Of Oberlin College took place on tie .od'
The Young ladies were dressed in white, with green
parands about the waist and they marched to the
cburcb with heads uncovered, the effect is said to
,,rs been MIST charming ami impressive The
C..dus,;no (,,s.. numbered twenty-five, being much
uh LARGEST elias, tina. has ever gone out from the
institution.
The Hon. Amos Kerdal of Washington reaehea
his seventeth year on Tuesday last, ON which '''"
s;op he was visited and congratulated by anumoeF OF
friends in that city.
The good people Of Massa.husetts have been
treating the Hon. +. z. Blair OF 81. Louls d no NC
.ar,.. 70 he treated. After the tall at Gloucester
of which We made mention the other day loHo"eu an
an,s,t.;pmept at Melrose whence the distinguished
Mis.ouliar went to Fall River, where the non M
Bufirgton was to give him genuine pi'',o. oo1"'J
Clam Bake. Mrs. Blair is enjoying al 'He'e gnu
things with her husband.
The New.York correspondent OF me CAar'e',o 90
Mercury says that has only to drop mo 'ne o.
Nicholas or the Metropolitan Hotel, to ma hinsen N
a palmetto" colony, there are so many south osi
opisns in town. The same correspondent mas Inc i0'
lowing piece of news: ..,., +, ,..o..,ip,
oss Of 81 500 Too in England The TehaqntsPec roo,e Ue
of hi, partners In the enterprise Ms ,ss, in "a,