New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
Personal.

-Eldet iIrspp, the famous BAPTIST revi'ad"' a"
been engsgea 10 isoo' III p'S''H 1''''S '"'
Winter.
-ArehbsAcp n, shes who is soon to SO to wssh
If y.op 20 cor,,era,e church, has been invited ~
the President to make Sis home in the White House
so long az he may remain 1t the oap'a'
IN cl;,aro D,n,c-.lt reports that John a.
Washington has Suspend d. IL Was as'sa so"'
time sirce ,hs, h. had invest. els 900 ofthe money
be | al received for the bones OF bis greai ancestor
ard the eaps taken from the state after hal SEQ
sold - the American laces rner 1o's on''as''
The presumption was that ne hsa paid over tue cse
fo- them But il seems that he ave his rofes, ani
Tie Democrat states tha. Aey hN e gone to protest
in thst city.
DIR. Eli Ives has resigned his office as JHri'r
Secretary of the American Medical "A 'oclston' d.
Ives is only 81 years of ase.
Scion Robinson was among the VI tins OF thu
pocke,.piekDs gentry at the late State Ar at New
Haven. Fortunately, he beorgs 70 a irs crafty that
never carries rich rewards for such opssats r' frsv
cling editors are not often worth picking Tae Oh
wset contained "a dose for q dog lsf yehe'oel,
which tie tbefis respectfully advised 10 TAXI TO cos-
sole him for his disappointment.
p. 7. Bsrpum, esq, is dore the people Of Es't
Bdgeport great service in planting shade u ses On
their streets lie has advertised for O00 sugar ma
pies for this purpose.
A correspondent Of THE tribune, writing from
Homer. CORTLAND County, Oct. H. says; The cSe
of the martyr" Stephen Brewer lately eKpA!ed
from the Presbyterian Church in CORTLAND .or goioE
to hear Wendell Phillips, and other radical lecturers,
on Sunday is up before the Synod of Onondaga
1t has awakened great deal Of interest, and alafse
number of people are assembled. The moro conser.
vave portion, which includes majority oil tho
Synod are decidedly in favor Of ndorsiog the course
of the lower courts. The Rev G.. w. Warner 81
WeeJspo,t led off inf re opposition, and he WAS d.
lowed by the Rev. Timothy Hopkins OF Cayuga aaf
the Rev. Henry Fowler of Auburn. stephen pre-
senisd his Gaze, pleading It with marked abhty
and with Christian toibearanoe; not one word OF coz
demnatoD passed his lips, nor the least feeling Of hos
tihty was manifested during all his remarks, or tbs
slurs that were thrown out by the prosecution M
Brewer decidedly the superior both in talent aud
spirit Justice would claim reversal OF both the
ow er udioiaries but not even in ecclesiastical courts
i. this always secured. The Anti Slavery sentiments
of Mr. D. seems to DO the most obnoxious ahy thiog
to the Church but this has not been allowed to ooms
to the surface.
--Thackeray has been engsgsd TO edit q new
| monthly periodical, 10 be commenced in london %
the LIST of January next, by Smith, Elder & Co.
| r. II. Dans's last book, "To Cabs and Back
| las been issued in London by Smith, Elder, s. Co.
A clergyman Of Concord N. H.-so says The
Statesman Of that plsce-met little boy of his 40
quaintsrce on the ears, and said TO him; Thi, is
quite a stormy day, my son. "Yes, Sir" said the
boy, this is very wa ran.' The clergyman,
thinking to rebuke such byperbo,e, asked he ever
knew of other than wet rain. The boy answered that
he knew personally of any othsr, but ho hal
read in q certain book Of time when II rainsd ire
ard birthstone and he guessed that not wet RAIN