New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-25
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-MOst of the remaining Foreign Ministers 10" 10
Washington, have asked COEss for next S1mmsr.
Court Ssrtiges is smong the number. Mr.. Halsemsn,
and Mr.. Schleden OF Bremen, viii also 20. Mr..
Stoeekl is expected 70 return from Russia in July.
The Rev. Dr. Daily, President of the Indians Uni
y,rsiiy Is now or tiial in In,ixnspos before tbs
Rev. Mr.. Get, the preceding Elder Of his conference,
and q COMMITTEES of five ministers, on the charge OF
! drunkenness and improper conduct an account Of
which hs. appeared in the papers.
Her Msjesty Queen Victoris, has been pleased to
accord her bounty Of three pourds to Ezsoeth Jones'
who was recently delivered Of three children birth,
at Trevor, near Llsnsoen; she is the wife OF john
Jones, who works in the Trevor qusrries.
Anne Mara Cazepove, wife OF the late Brevet
BrigaSier General Archibald Henderson, died at the
Mnire Barracks in Washington on the 18th. The
guns had hardly ceased booming the grave of her
husband, when the spirit Of the wife took its flight to
heaven.
-"Ex Commissioner" Yek is still in Calcutta He
refuses receive any visitors, AMI enfeavors to be-
heye and impress Others with the belief that be is Of
race more Intellectual and far superior in every way
to those around him.
The Hon. F. A. Hannegsn, ex United States Sem
atcr from Indiana, has taken the field as lyceuuf
lecturer.
The Jarascie Courdw contains detailed account
of the last voyage of the Netherlands Commissioner tn
the Jepanese Court at Yeddo For the first tnle thu
Commissioner VISA received by the Emperor Of Japan
in person. His Majesty, who was seated upon mag
nifceDt throne condescended to address few remarks
to the envoy without the ntepostcn of an interpreter
His Msesty speaks Dutch with pure accent" Tho
Jaraseke C0urdnt adds thai Dutch has been for somo
time the language of the Court of the sardas, and Of
the dpomatists of Japan and that Dutch literature is
held in high esteem
The Ayr O5serrer publishes the following letter
from Mr. Thomas Carljle, addressed to its editor;
CHELSEA, Jan. = 1859.
"DE,R SIR: | very much approve your and Mr..
Mines's notion about the Misses Bsgg, and hope you
will not fail to get executed with all the energy AMI
sk that possible, and with CORE spending success
Could all the eoguence that will he uttered over the
world on the 2Jth next, all the tavern bills
that viii be incurred, but convert Themselves into s'hb
lash for those two interesting persons what sum
were their benefit received and of loss avoided to oil
the parties ronc.rned think at least, the question
ought to be everywhere, p0ntedy, yet with due
polttness wherever in Scotland or elsewhere, there
is assembage OF men met to express their adnira
tion, tragic pity, Ac., for Burns, what amount ot
money they will give to from odgence those twn
nioces Of Burns The answer, virtual answer, which
this question got in 1872, threw rather dismal light To-
me ON such assenblages; but they ought to be tried
again. with more direct emphasis; and very shams
will perhaps force them 10 do something toward
saving on the other Whist is too truly fightfui
though eloquopt) expenditure of pavement to cer-
tain locality we have all heard OF! In much haste.
] remain, yours truly. Il. CARLfLs.
George I. Downing, famous for his oysters and
for hs generous efforts in behs Of bis race, will sd
dress the citizens Of Warren, H. l., next week. the
claims of the coored people residing in the State tn
equal and unproscribed public school advantages.
AT election held in the senior class Of Yale Col
lege to elect the vail dctjry orator and poet for Pre-
sentation Day, the following perssns were chosen:
Orator, Edward Carfingtop, Coebrook, Conn; Poet.
George w. Fisher, North White Creek, Y.
Theodore Parker will probably sail to the West
Indies in the steamer Carnac about the 9Th Of Febru
ary We have received from him the following, which
oil be read by tens of thous .nds with melancholy
interest:
Card.-Theojore Parker returns bis hearty
thanks 10 the many friends ia all parts Of the country,
who send him their words Of advice, Of sympathy,
Of lofty cheer and regrets that he is not able an,wer
their letters the Spirit is grateful, but the Flesh ia
wssk.
Bs.on, 2lst January 1889.
There is rumor that Miss Lace, Mr.. Buchsnsns
niece, is shortly to be married to Mr.. Msgraw, Of Bal
tmore brother Of the State Treasurer Of Pennsy
AN item, which we took from an Iowa nswsps-
per, about the expulsion Of a of Gov. German
from the Indiana University for practical joke on
Professor pronounced by The indianapolis Joaraal
hoax" and is earnestly protested sgsinst by the
young geItleman himself as false in every particular.
1t is said that ex-Mayor Ambrose &. Kingsland
bss been confined TO his bed for several days past from
severe attack Of gout in the stomach. At one time
the symptoms of his disease such to indicate
early dissolution, but Sunday evening he was
deemed to be out Of danger.
- The propnetors of The Ner. York Mercury an
that they have secured the seryces of Mr.. f.
o. C. barley to illustrate the noveettes to be published
in their columns.
In Csledon, Peel County, c. W, resides Mr..
William Anderson, who is nephew Of Burns High
land Mary. He is perhaps, the nearest blood relation
TO her whose memoyis 30 Intimately blended with the
Poets history. Mr. Anderson is a respectable farmer
now psst the meridian Of le enjoying good health, and
lie the head of a numerous and interesting family. HIS
eldest daughter, Mary, now emergirg nom her teens
is generally kno yn as Highland Mary When Mr.. An
dsr,on came to this country twenty-five yesrs ago, no
b.d in bis possession the Bibles which Burns presented
to Mary and sevsra other relics Of interest, but these
have been sent the safe keeping of society in Scot
land So says q correspondent OF The TORONTO Glooe.
/ Poor Bob Bot has renewed in the Philsdephia
papers the advertisement OF his appeal for assistaLcs
70 enable bin to redeem himself and family from serv-
tude. The P.nnsylranian ssys, that the consnoa'
tors b7 the charitable to Bobs freedom fund, are ne
( % large as his peculiar merits. Ony abous q
eth OF the required sum has been contributed, ann
resry half Of tia. by the members Of the Corn hi-
change Association -
Bob will return 10 Portsmouth On wednesday nsA''
il is said thn tie people of Portsmouth will Apply
the Leaislato.e Of Virginia for special act, Allowing