, 1859-10-18


aewmsFkct' On The eth ult., his tLrcc-ycar-
o!d, Dove, came in second, in rucc for SIT cep.
! stake of ten so7ereigus each horse. On The
s0'a MS t"o-year-ofd, 0ptimist, came in last Of
lour1een horses In race for the trial plate Of 50
soserelgns. On the 2sth his Ssarke came in sec.
ona in a race for the Queens plate of 100
-oeo. II. Horton, Esq, editor Of the Genera
~. ~ Gassff, and man Of fine abilities, died
aie" Gays since, the victim Of intemperance.
| Eli Wainwright Butler, well known in New
ofk, as the Blue Mar" died in London On The
| s4th nit he had been ia London for some time
a@.lng tracts: He was' an American by birth,
Sir E. Bnlwer L ytton Is still suffering from
illness. -----
-ihe will Of the late Sir Jamse:jee Jejeebhoy
nsft.' late. Of Bombay, tarsee merchant, was
prored in the Supreme Court by his sous. The
whole Of the property, personal and rcal, was
s"ofn nnder IS lacs Of rupees-es, 500 900.
| -frlnce Napoleon, says the Nour<llat Eou-
aoif, has purchased for 200, ,0ooE 4 fine estate
| called the Bergerie, situated on the Lake of Ge-
| oesa' Inc Prince seems to entertain strong
oe)ect'ond against travelling with his wife. he
'et1 faf7s about fortnight ago for Geneva. Ills
conso1t, Princess C1otilde, followed him On the
wings OF lore three days afaer, but he unga!lant-
iysent her back to Paris.
- hossuth has returned to England.
The Davenport (Iowa} Democrat and Dav-
cnport Atrs hare been consolidated. They were
both Democratic papers.
1he Board OF Aldermen Of New York city
on Friday evening, adopted preamble and res
olnt'ons expressing regret for the death of SEN
a'or nrodeFick, and sympathy with bis relatives
and friends The Common Council conquered
III 1he action ofthe Aldermen.
Ar. Frank D. Goodrich {" Dick Tiuto.'1
son OF "Petez parley" Goodrich, was married
In New York on Thursday last to Miss Ella
Schmidt, eldest daughter of Dr. ]. ". Schmidt
ofthat city.
The New York correspondent of the
Charleston couritr gives tIis notice of "Peter
Farley -
:, saw the venerable pxer Farley Goodrich
IN ai1 street to-day. leaning On the crm of his
cog, Dick Tinto Goodrich. The old man i
laa,ns md falling fast. lie wore his spec,acies,
and had handkerchief aronnd his throat. .ilis
sep was unsteady, and was satisfied tlat.1he
popular author who had delighted so snany
neass ana homes, ana given to the schools 70
n'hin among u.s. 1t il very rarely now. .a.Ioys
va. me old man leaves his quiet home in Con-
hec'feut 10 make visit to New York"
John II. Scott, colored nan, mud one Of
'ue ooe5lln rescuers, TOOK the first premium Mt
The lorain County (0hio) Eur, for tho best bug.
g5 harness, manufactured by himself. 1t Vel
l'ngton lie also took the FIRST premium for the
oestdouo'e carriage harness. Ills right 10 these
premiums appears to hare been respected by bis
white competitors, Judge Tnuey to the contrary
notwithstanding.
'a''aole slave mnn, belonging to Mr.
Henton, Of sharrsburg, Md, hung himself on
Monday night last, in consequence Of bis master
refusing to sell him to 60 South with colorcd
girl, upon whom his hearts affections lad been
1;!lccd.
President Buchanan authorizes positive
denial OF the statement Tint It was his intention
torrosecuse Forney for libel contained in tue
article on tile death of Broderick.
Senator Gwia Of California, LAS arrived in
New York. II is :aid he carries his head easier
since the death Of Broderick,
1t is said that Capt. Corrie, late Of the slare
!acht Vdndtrtr, is aboutto publish full, true,
and particular account Of his royase in the
s.aFe trade, with Developments involving the
reputation Of many public men in this country.
Michael Phelan authorizes E1atks' Shirt to
state that he Will play an international game Of
billiards With the English champion Roberts. for
a stake Of $500 or $4,000 side; the match
10 take place in New York city. phelan pro-
poses. IN compensation for the privilege Of
p'aying there, to make IN allowance of 500 TO
Kohsrfs for his travelling expenses. Ar. phe~ |
lan's business will not peruai. him to leave lie
country.
lion. John Letcher, Governor elect of yir-
g'n'a, is rapidly recovering from his recent f.
we're 'nd'spos'tion. Hon. Lynn Boyd, Lieut..
Governor elect Of Kentucky, who has be.n
quite i'll, is also recovering.
Stephen Aynar of Dearborn County, Ind.
recently maFried L lady Of fortune. His good
tpck made him 50 happF- t4at Lc went and got
drunk, fell out Of his wagon, was run over, and
instantly killed.
- Dr. Fraak Tuthill, ofthe New York 71,afs.
sails for California on The steamer of the 5th
November, and will join Mr.. Simonton in the
editorial management of The San Francisco Euz
ktin.
The venerable Dr.. Lyman Beecher. {fathers
Of t"t beechers,) on Wednesday last reached hin
s4th year. lie is in good health. The Iadt-
ptndens says Of him:
Dur1ng the past summer he has visited six
Q! MS children, residing in Connecticut md
Maassaehusetts: ~ While il Hartford he attended
.rh; .he "eaa,ng o. one Of his granddaughters and
"hs'e on his reutrn trip. visited Guiforj. Conn.
10 re!'ew the scenes Of his early tife, where lie
married his first wife in 1890. The mother Of
seven children DOW living. His heath is rene
I,aly good, enabling him to attend nearly all
o9;sn 19c meetings at Plymouth Church, in which he
ii's most intimate college friend anil c]assmate.
the venerable 5. T. Staples, Esq, Of New York.s
~Ar. Henry c. Carey is now in London, and
will sail for the United States in the steamer
America On the ecth inst The New York II.
jane says:
:, It will be gratifying 10 those who adyoea.c
that, while translations of bis Letters to % tbs
I bare appeared in France and Russia.
!, ray otaer tFansattons are now being made in
'eIe'uin. Sweden, and Denmark, HIS iast
'ook, PRINCIPLES Of Social Science" in tl,ree
snolames. y also being translated in France,
'dition will be published by tbe renowned nub. :
! 1sners M q Po'.sieo-eeonomic books, Guil1uamia
coming Spring" '0e
-Rooert Stephenson, the eminent engineer.
s dangerously sick.
-Ar. Aarey has recently completed the ill.,
truct'on Of his first batch Of cavalry roucb,
'dess, 20 in Number. H. pauses =. this point
hat