New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

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quarter. a, c.- Msss soAase,is i. AID Of the 'oi'sr
Who was c.ippL,i Sr life By an accident ss'sA
occurred in getting out 81 the osss. Tae ComnAsdr-
in-Cbief subscribed very liberal sum.
The Ocean House =, NewpS.t closed on Ssssrdsg
ast and the fssbionable seas,a 10 nov over
L. Mountain, the b. uoosist, goes up ct Water
town, ~ Y On the ?O,h int.
The San Antonio LcSee, Te1asl leSns. thrsSgh
gentleman from Css,roville, th1s patty Of lndisss
tad killed Mr. Joseph Boujo', OF or near the li'sds.
on IN. afternoon Of Sunday week. When the bo'y Il
Mr. B. wss found, il bad thirteen ~ 70 ~ s,ictsg II
it. Tie bsd been scslPed, and his earl eu beea
plucked out by The roots The Indian hsi lied .
great number Of cattle Several citizens hst stSstsa
| IN pursuit.
| The two years engagement between Mr.. ii. L.
Bs;emsr, theatre Il manager aud Mr.. Mstlds he'se
S@pe bas been broken. by consent, il Il undsssos4-
If both parties. The Acknowledged reasons for tAis
e, ent possess curious psychological intsrest The
re,a ions between the nsuager and the artist vcss
6rst disturbed soon after tie production Of Mn.
B..ems rs play of "Gsraldire,' 10 Consequence q
the uuue. vurs6 praise bestowed upon Miss Hxoas
pe,f,,mspc' Of the herones pNt, and the unwd!sg-
res, 70 recos ,zs the claims Of The suhofsss TO drs-
matte emnenc c. This sta.e of things 60 vrcssas
upop tie msnss sr ieenres that bitterness OF sp7s
snsueJ and all l'ope Of comfortable agreement n"
speedily destroyed. The proposition 20 cascei the
contract did lot &C me from Mr.. Bste@so, ssd ~as
pebaps unexpected Wy him, but WAS thought neces'
saiy by Mn. St9pd Under the oircumstsn o"s Tho
engagement is 10 eApr with the tsrainaton OK inc
series of about to be given In Bses.
AT the anniversary exc rrises Of the Cherry Vaasy
Female Academy on we5n.,eisy, the 2is:, addresses
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College ard the Rev. f. l.. MACON OF Alsany.
Tie Hon. Thomas +. MalsbaI is lsetudng q
Henry Clay to the citizens Of Evansville, Wi "oo'ia.
Mr.. Senator Douglas hiss writer the fblo~iag
letter TO Mrs. Lucy Stone, which IL made pabse
through the columns Of The BaA Ma'nel S'nf'"d'
wAsnxc nov, July IL issA
Ms LucY sroSE--Dsoy Mldams Yocr hin lett~ Of tss
inst, wishing BE- 7teen, Convntsos Of ire ass
Of IN. North West, 10 Convened C1,s, OIL the ihs 81
s.p.en devise for the prom MOS Of ~
protection o the Interests and rses n the >sS
..x Jus. been laid before You sh', oar asAso.
wh.n ,ou say take deep Interest In al as u~r' hs
ladies Of our est and sorcus country And reed no, nov
mary Of faithful LABOR In thu Sv OF rsPas
Sovereignty you that have In your snd''o" % OBJ
III. hhe ~ q governing yourselves IN your IN wsy "''
only to the Constitution tire Uusd STATES b full coohdss"s
Of my undivided sympathy frst dear Msd~n sh'' os''s
giea. ir will prevent from being seni Js"s
s. A. DOUGLAS
Prof Blaisdel of Ciocirnsti has acce?te the sP-
poir ment of Professor Of Rhetoric aud Eagsh Ltesa-
turs at Beloit College Wisconsin, vice Ifof FISK,
who has sore 70 Chicago, to enter upon thed'schags
Of his duties as Professor of Sacred Rhetoric IL tho
Theological Seminary in that city,
The Redmond Enquirer learns that the heath
of Gov. Floyd the Secretary Of War who is now with
bis family at Koyners Springs, in Botetour county'
is far from good. lie viii be unsble 70 return 70
Washington for several days.
The venerable Dr. Mott, President Of Union Coz
lege Schenectady, N. T., has 20 far recovered his
health as 70 be able TO ride out, ard will, s hopes,
shortly return to the care Of the insitut,n wh'os
owes much of sprospe'ity TO his eIsrtion'. lie
| is now over 10 years of age.
| The Portland Argus says petitions sIs in Gree
ation praying the President 10 commute the sentences
| Of death passed upon Capt John A. Holmes. aud
| numerous signatures have been obtaised. IL y
thought by some that Capt. Holmes was insane -
tie time of committing the murder Of which ne sas
| convicted.
M. De Sartigcs, the French Minister, is III -
Plomberes.
Prof. winlock, late Superintendent Of the Amor
| icsn Astronomical Epbsmehs, the office Of which
| 8 at Cambridge, Mas, has been detached -
Gil a vacancy in the corps Of instructors 10 the Nva
| Academy at Annapolis; and that work has more
been placed in charge Of Capt. c. Ii. Davis the orig
ina Superintendent.
| The Prince Of wsles's late tutor, Mr.. y. W.
Gibbs and Sir Henry Holland, Physician to the Court.
are in Canada on prospecting tour up the Onsws
River Il IL believed that ire Prizes may yet arrive
this Fell, and their objsc. is to ascertain the best
route for him to take.
The mysterious disappearance Of Mr.. Patton, .
hardware dealer at Lafayette, Ind, announced .
month ago. It discovered that he had elopsd
with Mi.s Potts Of GAINESVILLE, Wis, and had prob$
by gone to California. II has since come out that
Miss Potts wss bis first aane. that he was fosmsriy
engaged to be married to Der bat the marriage vas
prevented by the efforts Of Mise Potsss brother Who
intercepted their letters and produced AZ es.'ange-
nept. Mr.. Patton then married a respectable young
lady Of Lafayette, after brief couriship and they
lived happily together, he never having givss his
wife occasion to doubt for moment the sincerity Of
his affection But the truth in relation &c his 6rss
love at length became known ts him. lie renewed
hs correspondence with her, and the result has been
their light together Mrs. Patton has hlse spal-
cs,ion for divorce and alnouy the ground Of sia-
! tety and abandonment and her ehci., 1este<s
sympathy.
-Msd.ms Mirsmon has blessed her lod with -
heir, and the LITTLE fellow baptized itbe Grsnd
Cath .era of Mexico On The 18Th ut witgI ga, oere-
| mony.
-Apyopos, the follo~is g isffom Letter Of fefst
to his friend and pupil, Signor Muzo:-" Hor tn" p"
cent sbau compose nothing 1 bsys refused .
| greet many engagements. am just coz 10 reed Pt
OF a telsgrspLic dispsaoh calling me 70 St 2et RS
4 I Ia IN z "a sit