New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
PERSONAL.

,ot,er f,ru Christiana states that Hans Michel
son the odes. aud the most celebrated sculptor in
Norway, died on June 20.
Count Clsm the commander Of the list corps
da,ue. was a, last accounts in Vienna aod as ro-
ward for bis oumsipess was to have one OF the corps
about to leave for the Rhine 1t is not known
whether Prince Edward Lichtensten Is 20 retas tho
con nand of the ID corps darm6c, but it is supposed
he will be dismissed. Count Zedwitz the comoandx
Of a cavalry division, will, at his own request, 10
brought before q court.msrtial
DR.. Winterbo;,om, the father Of the medical pro
fession in England, his name being first in the new
Medical Register, died at Westoe, near South Shields
Jnlv & in the 95th year If bis sge. DR.. Winter
bottom was also probably the Oldest Ant-Slsvery ad-
yocate alive having been connected with the great
movement for the emanc patton OF the Afrlcsn raoe
from bondage from early life. lie lived some years
10 Sierra Leone and wrote a well known book among
the profession, WinterbotOm on Hot Climate, a.
the result Of his experience in that deadly climate
lie wss well known as practical phlanthropist ana
promoter of popular education. He has been Woe
Pre- sident Of the South Shields Mechanics destitute
since 1890 and the remainder of his fortune ht beee
lett by him found large public school for the ECU
cation Of young Tyne seanen IN nautical astronomy
aid Navigation.
Thirteen ladies' from New.York City, on Their
way to the White Mountains in New. Hampshire, a.
rived at TIE Bardwell House, RutlaDd, on Tnur,day
evening, on horseback They were accompanied ny
h4l'-a-dozen men servants body-guard. They
eft the next morning.
The statue of Handel which has besn erected at
Halle the native city Of the great composer was IN
covered on July |. 1t is in bronze aud 10 feet in
hight end STANDS pedestal Of marble raised upos
ganlte steps. The great composer is represented in
the costume of his time, leaning OF music desk, on
which lies the score Of Tue Messiah. la his right
hand he holds roll Of music. In front of the pedestal
is Inscribed in characters Of gold the name OF Ian
del" Ga tie opposite side are the words Erected
by bis admirers in Germany and England in the year
1852" On side Of the pedestal there Is a wreath
OF osk, and the other wreath Of laurel, in giit
bronze. A bronze statue Of Handel has also beoa
erected al Berlin.
The gazette de France states that the police
have recently MADE various domicIary visits IN sew
era departments, and that among other chaeauK in
La VtDcfe, the Chateau de Ia BenstonDlere, near
Sables oOlonne, belonging to Count Arthur de Beau-
mont, has been searched. The moet minute ovesti-
cations led to no discoveries
"A core spoDdent of tn. PhRadeiplia Press writ
ing rom Beoord Springs, July u, gives the following
aces uut of distinguished visitors at that place:
"Pie-ident Buchanan and suite arrived here Tues
day evening about six O'Clock. He did not make his
appearance in the public rooms during the evening,
PROBABLY owing t. tie fatigue OF the ride from Cum
beTlard. Tie President accompanied ~ the
Springs by Judge Dougbery Mr.. Myers (the n,w
edtor Of The Bedt0rd G0-ene, and our excellent
fleId Mayor Watson. Tue Presidential party con-
sisted OF tie President, Mi-s Lahe, the Secretary the
Interior. the Hon. Jacob Thompson and lady.
CD. Robert Magraw arrived here a few inmates
sfer II President by the way of Holiday sburg. Gen.
Cameron reached here last night in cou psny with
member Of the Legislature, Wabon from your city.
Hon. john ". Kiinger Of Lebanon, sudthe Hon. Ed
niuud McPherson Of Adams County, doth members
elected Ia next House Of Representatives, at Washing
ton are here, beng the only members Of Congress Vt
the Springs.
"Onr Of the wsgs Of the Springs announces that Mr..
Bucbansns room adjoins that Of Smon Cameron, and
trat there l. secret door opening apartment GtO
the otter; but tLls is OF colr-e joke. There are
some three hundred people Springs at this time.
According to the latest London papers there is
reason to believe that Mr. Golden is unlikely to
be appointed to the portsnt Office OF Governor
General Of Canada. Such proposition has been ds
cussed il high quarters and is said tbat when the
opportunity fr putting it into motion arrives, Mr.
Cobcen will be prepared to accept the honorable
spousbi!ity it will impose upon him.
The Leafs Mercury says: Gov. Seward il
On tour # observation through our manufac-
turing districts, the development Of which, since his
visit to this country quarter of a century ago,
/ strikes bun, We believe, a. most remark able. Mr..
Seward on Friday, July s, went through the Town
Hal, ard Two of the most import ant manufacturing
establish MS Of Leeds"
Gen. james II. Lane and Mr.. Delahay Of ], snsns
are the Aston House.
Gov. Chase OF Ohio will be present a. the Com
Increment Of Yale College.
Gen. Robert t. Campbell, United States Consul
IN London, wSo presided AZ the Forth otJuly cele-
brson in that place, is among the oldes, living grad
ustes OF the South Carolina College, although his
name has the obituary mark il the general cstaogus
Of the college. de was formerly Representative IN
Corgfess iEom the Pee Dee District.