New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-29

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msn,,c nages without the breadth Of margin ana
shorress Of line he is compelled to use when lacking
material"
The laundering of the Congressional Inauguration
Committee was rounded aud complete. lts InVllAt'h
TO the Governor and Legislature of Virginia oid not
reach Richmond until the m ornng of the 2lst--too
late, of course, to be accepted.
- Tom, the blind negro boy, who displayed such
wonderful musical talent in his debut in Charleston
has met with great success in Mobile, where he has
been during this week. The Register says:
"Ths rvs ear is critical, acute, and bis whole
nature so repete with musical emotions, that almost
instant aDecusly he caches the thread of melody how
ever woven into the difficulties of the art and follows
il throughout with not stop or sign OF hesitaney.
Suggest air that he has ever heard, he plays it at
Give him the TO the most difficult piece OF
mutic and Tom in return gives you the thing ITSELF
Tie Kng Of Siam has expressed his admiration Of
American CT aracterby naming his ycuDgest son George
Washington.
The Alabamians ere stirred up by correspondent
Of Tie Mobile Herald TO demand Bennett of our
Herald fC trial and death. He exclsims:
"s il right that this head chief of the Aboltioniss
should escape scot free No. Let the Governor Of
Alo5ama claim this man for trial. Let ham demand
Procure copy of The Herald for tic past % gears,
and try han By That. II gully, PIT ham 10 deqth.
WHY should a mean soul ike Bennett escape, when
bis snperioIs John Brown, Coppic Stephens Il Co.,
ate put 10 oeath I!
Tom Sayers can, physically, be best described.
says London correspondent of PoTter's SPIRIT by
the word sturdy" He stands like rock walks
with bis launches firm, easy swing; makes you
farcy that Z" it's no knocking that chap down
be II be up again before / can cay Jack ROBINSON,
and like the Titan twice strong for having kissed
his mother earth" That's where the chief point Of
difference betw cen the rival champions lies. Sayerss
face when he is out of condition. is large and some
what inclined 10 be puffy. His eye is Of the pig
5er-small deep set, and inscrutable. II is most
daree rous because You cannot understand the bear
ings of is expression. 1t does not intensity in gaze
wher he means mischief, and give you warning Of
the coming "auctioneer," but is the same-stoical,
Observation-Disclosures when he has Just been ioored,
or the moment before he pIopels the terrific right
bandcr that ia to send to grass the unhappy candi-
date" who stands before him. Then, fighting never
was reduced to such cold blooded, mater-offact sci
ence az il has been by Tom. From the moment he
epter the ring he regards his opponent subject
that il is his duty 10 dissect This idea, in the soid
way il is Impressed upon his mitd, never leaves hin
until he SECS the sponge thrown up by somebody,
whether by biz the other side II does not na
ter ss those who saw his fight with Nat Langham Will
tentative energy upon given object renders HIM Tor
the time, in my opinion invlnclols You cannot, by
severity % punishment, divert his MIND from the one
undivided idea and intent Of ultimate victory; and hls
body ia 81 tough that cannot that ont before
Won have depiorazed the lCss material part OF his or
ganizstion. To beat him, antagOnis. mnst do one o.
two tOipas-blnd him or stun him. Ould Nat had
science and strength enough to do the former aud
came off coIqueror / em tod the Benecia Boy has
the requisite amount of hammer III mis- lists hs
hexors, and eXensors to 80 the later. We shall see
ia Ak-l,r utfsw,if
and 'iaw breakers before now YET he always man
aged shake himself up in tue thirty seconds ao "ed
between rounds, and come up 10 the scratch a. the
t,mekeepers call, in Toneh.and. ready sort OF Uey
that Vas not 10 be triHed wrtb lu his second yht
with Aaron JONES' for ins ance, some sporting lord
tDIumaDrig, i think. offered Jones pretty round
d0uctuY If he would get first Bnock-doIn In certain
il dicaled round. Jones, who was az pluchy AS The
what Ibis pame, vent ia TO earn his money with r
will and regardless of consequences gave the gentle
Tom such straghtener the side OF the neck az not
Only "stTetcbed him prOpe bot caused his hackers
serious doubts as TO whether be would get up Dy
more. But Jenny Massey spoke uD sharply 10 him,
gave him extra squeeze OF the spOnge and be woke
up scmebo g astonishing every body round the ring by
bis steady march 10 the scratch Old hands exclaimed
ar the time, By lingo, if II wouldn't take Hindiau
club to knock The sense bout such cove as that
There has been another dsgTacefal 70 at the
Church OF St. Georges in the East London of which
the preacher, the Rev. C. +. Lee says: when en-
tered the pulpit, walnut ehes, orsngepeel, and snail
decorating crckeIs-some of which le. OF during
the serviccwere thrown at me; and row Of boys to
my left in The south gallery headed by msn who as
am informed, WAS once brought before the Thames
magistrates for rotDg and treated with kind and lb
eTal leneny shot peas at my face through pea shoot
ers that was compelled to protect my eyes with the
sleeve of my surpice."
Mr.. Surgeons manners out Of tine pulpit are cheer
full He looI like man AZ peace wi himself, without
one atom of coDceit CT pretense There is drawl-
ing, 10 can't no muffing, no praise God bare bones
about bin. And il is sad that he preserves the utmost
simplicity OF taste without ALLEGATION, not desiring
wealth but not refusing decent competence for his
LAHORE. Every thing happens TO him, it is slid sone-
hat out Of the ordinary course. When his wife, after
Der marriage, presents him with pledge of their mu
ual affection il is in douL'etsshe has twins. And
bis Christian name is Charles, an her maiden name
was Tbcmpson, he baptzes the twain by the names Of
Charley and Tommy-thas doubly preserving his wiies
patroDy mic.
ON Friday last, DIR. George u. Winship c'
Boston, The lecturer on physical culture lifted with
bis hands, 1876 pounds and is quite ssnguine that
within 20 days he viii be able to raise with 800
pounds.
Mr. Stephen Gardner, who died at bingham,
MASS Ittthly, has !t1l lAiy cOisollDS u 10 cI-
dren 50 grandchildren, aud ~ great grandchildren
The Mar Bedford Mas Standard tells the fol-
lowing story: Miss Lousa Jones, an intelligent and
young lady of FairbaveD, twenty one
years OF age has been very ID for the last four months
cobfIed TO her bed and 70; the last tso months had
lost the use Of her lower limbs, 30 that she could
be moved only with great difficulty. She appeared TO
be failing rapidy, and the medical attendants declared
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