New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02

,oYre vel n, he fy-ieaf Of which was duly IL
srriled "IgiE Tie anIOrt compl,seEts. He tore
TIN. an, mined Il 10 his daughter. dre-s solemnly I'D
her to he voune lover, and went back 20 liz work.
IN, Eeesiag Pos,-we know not on what author
ity-,avstha, Hrr. L. Maria Child j. the woman al
lnGed 20 By TIe HcrsiFs Richmond Correspondent IN
the following Ias-age, dated Oct. =:
!et,er Wa resolved ron Bo-ion -dy a.. iis Gov.
eror'. p.on 20 Czresi0wn 20 nII-e ca Brown, Erf
r.dgirg her honor whs che strong Aho'i That ne
would ale 10 .nrroser Advantage q the pnTe-e Tie eiief
.si,d not. sdsres.. % Brown ia.e hch 80 rsqseea
the o,ror 70 forward 70 him ser be had read H. Both we're
.nqaesfio4by he BE-: PROD action have ever n ron h Pm
q al: and vTousuke they bIea'he al ie senrenfs Of
.usy snnss. and affection that yrdon 10 Eoer -as->
-, n. .urr.-d 70 elicit she sv0wed hs-. frankly ,ho
os-h Aboofs; while dsapP-ovins The means Teor'st 70 ~
Brown accomplish the end. so1stt Tor De lz Wa aPpA
rent ron thee prodaeiou and that that ne Eas try IN
rre IN her ornon; and the Governor could not help eIps-s
,,.. .b, 40 person hould suffer lIdeE
Illusion % seemed 70 have possession o. her, lie VII giant hsr
permission and -usrn;e- her her perfect immunity ron any 70
lenee or ind unity in State. But 70 ne privilege q acting
ur 20 Brown that The dscEeii9n o. ID pyscltn
!, ct,e.touu and be- NAV admit exclude her viL TIE
,e.umraiou H. however that she will have entire NO ~ 70 eyer
e.e her humane Office. IN beLs Of that brave ye'sn sLe
desia a'sd old Brown"
-Me.srs. WIN. Mcdonald Samuel Thompson. and
Thomas sheppard Of Baltimore, returned on Satur-
dav from Moreied, Hardy County, Va, where they
had spent ten DAYS in hunting during which time they
Ragged TX hundred partridge two hundred soras,
.ixtv pheasans abort two hundred bird Of other de-
.cTiptions black bear, and one deer.
The Waterbury american gives the following
paiculars concerning the death Of Geo. W Wyatt, the
actor and theatrical manager:
Mr. Wya, had been playing here with h. company since
Monday 18th inst good audience and thu vas 10 BE-
his Ia, night bu; one The ply Uncie Toms Cabin the
- rrffrfr ala IA ~.
the entertainment The play proceeded Nj Wysi; fsonsi
Phness Fe,che Though present. understand tie piece
va. " III aud efficiently payec-Nr Wyatt sustaining h, part
srra .uiv usual spirit though evidently struck win
de,b A. IN. time Soon a. play Mr. Wyatt COM
rpe6 Of anine.s Dr. Plat quietly called into the ante
room foI advice who administered suitable remedies, "hich
,e,ued 70 afford temporary relief Fortunately NJ Wysii had nc
active p In the aterece which passed Of usual though 70
knowing one, appeared be hurried through soon a. the ai
depee withdrew Mr. Wyatt leaning tie Of fnends DE-
scended the end taken IN caErsse 20 The sooe
House In fifteen from the time he iet he th"ai"l "eo
Vys, was CORPSE among he a' sct half hour before h
An be wrote on the bill Tor the and performance
with hs own hand, Lat Nghf-to him prophetic resfiy
The Rev. Samuel j. May Of Syracuse addressed
large audience on the subject Of American slavery and
in exposition and defense Of the principles and meas-
ures of the C;arrisonian Aboiionists, in spated-
Chanel London on the nh inst. The Rev. /. Ihores-
bv minister Of the place occupied the chair. George
Thomson. e.q.. and Mr. William Graft, fugitive
slave from the United States the who made hi-
ecape from Georgia in the Winter of 1881, by pass
ING himself off a. the servant of bis own wife. who
was dressed in mems clothes also spoke on the occa-
sion Mr.. Graft at the request OF the audience pre-
scented his son, fine little fellow years Of age whom
Mr.. Nav thought would be worth about 900 in 'he
the American slave market.
A schoolmaster named Potter az Hartford, was
liz haafI 10 a
bow named Samuel b. Metier. The case was appealed.
A, the meeting of the Baptist State Convention at
Springfield. Mass. a few DAYS since, the Rev Dr.
Ide, the President, introduced a young woman VINO
was formerly slave in the SOuth-Mrs Wells, who,
having purchased her own liberty, has more recently
been gathering funds for the redemption of sister in
Missouri whose personal attractions place her high IN
the market and the source of her greatest peril
The amount collected for her purchase was deficient
by 800 and that DR.. Idle asked the assembly TO con-
tribute Before the collection was taken up, Mrs.
Wells. who is a refined appearing young lady, told
her brief story While the friends contributing
toward the required sum- several gentlemen gave eX-
preston to their adherence Of the system OF Slavery.
Dr. Ide said he should not dismiss the congregation till
the hundred dollars were raised Before tina, he would
not give the congregation h- benedicon, 50 if they
of the clergy. The hundred dollars soon after
collected, and when the fact was announced, Mn
Wells. with great emotion, thanked her beneiactors
Mr.. Young of The Albion writes from England:
LADY Franklin Is the only person Of note with whom
have come personally into contact; and, while do
not approve the practice of social photography nor
feel justified in recording private conversations, am
clad Of an opportunity 10 chronicle good news OF this
ong-sufieIng and most e>timabie woman. The polg-
nancy Of her gef mtisated by the Of her
husbands fate. What burden remains for the Wild
ovs and III, mourning relatives OF Sr john cJmrade,
over whom the vail still hang,
The louisville Josrnol has no complaint 10 make
against Gov. Wses euify in avowing h.s purpose 10
LEI Gent Smith of with q lecture. penalty Tor hs
Abolition ofenses. Tie Journal thinks the being
comrelled 10 listen 70 the lecture .everer punishment
than confinement IN the PenitentiaI!.
Something Ike revival movement seems 10 be
sprineing mp in Bombay and Poona. Al these two
places daily prayer-ineenes are held. Tie Bombay
Ovarian -ays: We are happy to state that We hear
OF greatly increased spirit OF prayer in Poonar Some
four or five or more meetings for held weekly
among soldiers and civilians. We know OF -four daily
prayer-mec,ings now held in Bombay. namely: one
among he soldiers OF the 18th one q native Christians
in Maihi Free Church Institution, at ?. H.. the one
at the General Assembly, Institution al a. Ne. and
the one AT -. Andrew, Church at ! p. M The
Bishop OF Bombay. DR.. Harding, has taken the move
menr in hand, am La- issued circular on he subject
Tie Boston Transcript understands tha, the
original manuscript OF hi Euogy on NJ. Webster,
handsomely bound has been presented BY Nj. Everett
to Nm. Ball. tie VIE Of MI Thoma, Bal, the scalp
Tor 20 be disposed Of The Fair be held ON The 10th