New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-11

sClders one ,f whom points bayonet at the august
persCn Of the dsi.pe diplomat and banker, 10
say which is bee, fitted to qu'ot bls forward foot
steps. hr. Belmont appears in the picture to be
more tbsn usually cbop-fall-n and morose, having
jnr' been SERVED by G-u Cas-, in reply to q d"n'nd
for protection with copies Of the lie Clere aed HOMER
| letter..
The following Americans registered al the
baDk'rg ofioe q Lar surg B,ldrin Co. No. Piaoe
de Ia Bur-e, Paris, from Jare l6 to Ja'e o. 1853;
E.r Y,.s oso IN! Nd. IL sS' W.. SD D
" II Sc III .ey JuO r. Le~i' King wc sn' &C.
7 rsyorJ c. L TURF ,So A Go~'i a9 D t.aii, :
DlaPtite ". Wrym,u M O. l. Walker sd family pi
hr-2 H. 4 9.Ieis IL = ~ isa ~',g LIZ IL
AHe- laay c s.IiaDd W Bailey lazy C,uu~','
cut H-us.ael snd sdy " Il sooyig South CsEolnAL
kei;' sDe VIE.
--Whtn the Rev Baron Stowe, ID. ID Of Bostoo,
VITO l. Low il Eur pc, was at Munich, the capital of
Bavaria, he Voc anncunc-d il the city papers ss der
Hen BsIor ats Anierka-My LORD, the Baron, from
America.
--Jo,sthsu I. Sargent OF Wentworth, n. H., has
been sppo.,.ed As-ociste Justice Of tie Supreme
Judca Cour O. that state under the act reorg .nzng
the Judfcis'y.
III. Hon. W II Seward and the Hon. Hamilton
Fish ere both 10 the English cspital The former has
received every possible atteltiou from the leailus
fiictrs of toe Government. ard b-en tre,ed with
NAH ed couresy by toe Queen aud Prince Albert.
M. william. Simoncs one of the editors of The
Ner-E rgla.d Fa-aser, died of consumption at his
residence IN Winchester last Friday. Tue deceased
formerly EDITED AID sss proprietor of The Saturday
GonbIe- a weekly journal published in Boston. He
was the author Of the "Aluwe stories s series Of
e1cele,t books for you'g people and has also written
e,erul volumes that have appeared under the sue-
pce Of the publishing societies for Sunday schools.
When John La Mountain, the now famous b. loon
navigator arrived in Lausiugbursh on the evening of
tie eth list. toe people, VITO had bat a few hours
notice Of hts intent TO return to their village, turned
out and gave Lin a reception gratif! ing as 1t was
unexpected.
Though M. George Bliss Of Springfield has
been tor many yeas actively engaged in various sit
road undertake. gs and mas Travelled thousands Of
miles y.a-iy, lie wss never 90 tr1in to which any
serious accident occurred, Until two weeks ago. lie
Ii tue President Of the Mich gau Southern Railroad,
alc was 90 the train which met sucn t"rroe fasil-
ty Being in the rear car. he received irjufy
HIS secuud expefetce Of = " smash up he had the
oiher dsy on the Central Railroad He escapes 'ec-
oni tine without auy personal damage. Third
time and out" II Mr. Bio. is superstitiOus, he will
taboo ra,lioao csrs for q time.
The Cincinnati, Tunes is responsible for a story
tia, q e, ntlemsn living ia that city, and well to-do
marrc about ten years ago, AMI after living with his
wife some tive years he concluded to get divorce,
ON acc INT Of the unhappprss Of their domestic
re!u,!cls Tie wife a-svrted aud be applied to the
Coors aod vas successful year passed, and he
concluded to venture once more 10 the matnmooia
| rE.. nd n he md who HOuli
make bis hone happier than the Grsf. In this he
sss successful and a short time afarward his
divorced wife applied to rim Tor work in his family ID
the capacity of servant girl The situation vas
given her, end -he nov rs the work in tue house of
which she &c mistress.
-Amepg the arrivals at the Uuou Piacs Hotel are
the C.uutess Niisusuva aUd suite Don jose Berilg-
per. Count aud Countess de Merlin aud family, Dr..
Cutierez, Miss N. Gutierrez, Miss j. Gutierrez, j. ID.
Villa Ufruta ard servaCt, and Countess ORelly, all
Of Havana; c. V. Joure end family Wm. Henry
White and wife, New Orleans; T.. H. Tracy, n. Y.
"A volume has Just appeared, says The Boston
Transcript. entitled Theodore Parkers Experience
az Minister, with some account of his earr life, aod
eoucsto on for the Ministry contained in letter from
tim 20 the members Of the Twenfy-eghth Congrega-
tona Sucie,y If Boston boston RuU, Leighton, jr."
Ths wo will be read with deep interest by large
ruober of persons beside the parish to which 1t Is
especially addressed. 1t is Gated A" FrederIckst-d,
Wet En-, Santa Cruz, AJril 10 1852" and occupies
LOO priLied pages. NJ. Parker give, history of his
life. reviews ec.nt religious refJr nsory move
III, nt 10 this part OF the country and relates hi. ex
periencs as a minister. The letter has the authors
toted beauties of style, hi, biting sarcasm, womany
tepdernts Sc masculine vigOr extravagsnt statements,
=. nh,
offer from bin Tee tone is that Of conqueror and
a hero. not Of man revll-d am martyr. Tn-re is
great deal Of pluck in the work, and mar of those
most severely ceusured will fnc it entertaining 10 the
hottest day OF course the shafpest thugs said
about thoee who most neatly agree with the wri'e,
and aeain,t bis clerical brethren. He does not stint
either praise or censure il his comments and
op.Di' ns.
- Hon. n. b. Robbins, jr was drowned at Roches-
ter SliI pesots the let inst. Mr. Il. WAS about
twet, five years of age, auatiye of Plymouth, M.ss,
and q aduate Of Williams College. He mem-
Der Q: the Minnesota Constitutional Convention.
The degree of A. N. has been conferred upon
Ai-s Martha Hsiues Butt By the Harrisburg Pa
Femsle Institute.
-Tre Roston Common Council Is 10 characteristic
Little Peorgtor about George SUMMERS Fourth.
oiJuy ofati The question is whether he sball be
lsrked for H. according TO the usua FORM and after
vio, nj and RIDICULOUS debate tire matter lies over
til smother meeting 1t excites almost as much in
teres; as the Pest. Office imbrogio.
Mr. John Esttn OF Ricamond Is preparing his
tory Of Virginia.
Mr.. b. F. TAI or Of Tie Chicago Journal, whom
Sucher" paper elegantly denominst-s toe Chris
tcpteI N,lth Of tue West, delivered Four.h-osJuy