New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28

Of the famous tragedisn Derrient but divorced and
married in 1850 TO dr. Won Book died in Coburg jan
nary 90 1860, sged 80.
The LOekharen PENN Waterman records very
remarkable phenomenon Some months ago, Mr.John
johnson of that place had the middle finger of his right
hand amputated cIose to beower joint joining the hand
The wonpd soon healed over, and almost immediately
a new finger commenced growing from the stump OF
the old one; and six months from the time the hnger
was amputated, Mr.. johnson had new and full grown
one in ire place, with the exception OF the nail, wmcn
is just commencing TO shoot out.
Gen. Pomeroy arivedin Washington from Atchi-
son Kansas in three days-the quickest trip ever made
from that Territory to that city. was accomplished
By the aid of the Few line Of railroad just opened be-
tween Atchieon and St. joseph, where connection is
made with the railroad to Illinois.
The defaultiDg Democratic State Treasurer Of
Ohio, John G. BresEn, is living at Hamilton, c. w.
The New-York correspondent of The Charleston
Courier writes: Z" Nj. A. ID. Banks, formerly
OF The S0uth-ISide Democrat, at Petersburg, Va,
but now of TIE Cincinnati Enquirer, is soon TO lead
to the altar the daughter Of welknown citizen,
George Law. Banks s terribly in favor Of Douglas
at the Convention, but he sbides by the Law.
The Canadians are already preparing for the con
tempated visit of their future King. An ode of wei
come, among other thin &C. has been written, and
cantata composed 20 it, and society Of amateurs IN
Montreal are preparing 10 practice it as soon as 1t is
ready. II is TO be sung TO the organ, and the per-
formers already number forty The Montreal OrAtorio
Society intend giving public performance while the
Prince is there and praccing THE Creation Of
HAYDN for the occ lsion.
LII - Nfotor HAL pap
pronounced ga failure" by the London press.
Mis- Louisa Plat of New. Haven recently de-
ceased, bequeatbed her property, TO the amount OF
between 5000 and $4,000 to the Rev. DIR. Dutton,
absolutely bot with the intent that he shall use 1t
toward the relief of the poor of the North Church
Society.
The young ladies of one of the villages in Jefferson
County have adopted novel method Of raising funds
Tor charitable and religious purposes. AT late festi-
val bevy of the pret.iest girls in the room formed
line, and for price paid down. permitted the gentlemen
to take running kiss of the lot.
For reducing Mrs Christie of st. Mary's, C. W.,
under circumstances of aggravated character, Welr
the railroad contractor has paid $4,000 as compro-
mise to her friends to avoid prosecution.
A bill has been introduced into the English Para-
ment entitled " bill to enforce uniformity in the use
of ecclesiastical vestments by Priests and Deacons OF
the United Church of England and Ireland Priests
and Deacons at all their services and offices other than
sermons are to wear plain white surpice with sleeves
as now ordinarily used and white bands; while at
sermons black gown ia substituted for the surpice.
They are also allowed at discretion to wear cassoek,
plain black scarf square cap, and if he be gradu-
ate of University, the hood proper TO bis degree.
A1chbshops bishops ministers of cathedrals and col
legate chapels exempted from the operations OF
the act. The penalties for nonconformity with It's
requirements are very severe.
The Hon. Caleb Gushing arrived in this city from
Connecticut and took lodgings at the Aston House on
Saturday last On Sunday, attended by the Chevalier
Wiko9, he had a prolonged interview with Mr.. and
MR. James Gordon Ben lett at their mansion on Wash
ineton Higbts and on Monday he left for Washington
-Ex-Presdent Pierce recently addressed an assem-
baee of over 200 guests at complimentary dinner to
the Hon. c. X. Nesbitt, Colonial Secretary of New
Providence, promoted to be Lieut.. Governor of the
leland of ST. Vincent. The dinner took place at Mas
eau, n. P.
Carl Schurz, born in castle upon the Rhine, OF
which his father was tenant passing excessively
through the preparatory school and the gymnasium into
the university he found himself at the age of 10 years
against his legitimate government, which was for the
time snothered-then the object of police search and
almost seizure-then a wanderer-anon officer in a
fortress, where for twenty three days, 5000 youthful
Germans wihstood army of 40, 900 soldiers, COM
manoed by the Prince of Prussia in person, which
fortress was surrendered only when provisions bad
given out, and intelligence had been received that
was impossible. Escaping by means OF sewer
which led from the fortress under the walls 10 an
open field and again wauderer, with indict- |
men. hanging over him and . price set upon his |
head, he was excessively sojourner in for |
eien provinces, a disguised patriot in his own /
land the successful plotter of a scheme for the |
tcape of Of HE comTadee in arms, whose sentence,
after the surrender Of the fortress referred to- had been
muted from death 10 imprisonment for life, and
wanderer through Switzerland, France aud England,
till happier than had yet shove upon his head led
him to the United States MIR. Shurz first settled in
Philadelphia, where he remained about three years
For the past five years he has been citizen of Wis |
coneD, residing az Milwaukee, where he is dis |
Dgnshed for his attanments literature, his success
full practice Of the Law, and his eoquence readiness,
logic and aTgumeDtatve force in politics. Mr. SchurZ
has shown hims in repeated efforts, to be one Of the
test "stumIeTs Ia phrase perfectly naturalzed |
with him. which the Republican party has in all the
Northwest. As gentleman, scholar, and sates- |
man. his repuatiCn is enviable and deep hold has
he taken upon the popular mind n the beautiful State
of his adOp that he Rst missed beng put upon the
track for the office OF ts Governor at the period Of the
last election.
The London papers report that NJ. Julien, the |
celebrated musical conductor attempted to commit |
suicide in Paris by stabbing himself His concerts
have been postponed and he has been placed under |
restraint.
Bishop Brownen, the presiding Bishop of the
Episcopal Church in the United Sates, has pubisheda
letter announcing the canonca admission of the Epis-
eopal Cburcl in Paris into union with the Episcopal
Church of the United States.