New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21
Netp9lork Dailp Gribmre
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be manfuy rebukes the abolition spirit of the day."
Good for Beaehi
The inhabitants of Carroll County, Ohio, are very
much ~ cited W male child from seven ten years
oil that has been seen several times in the woods bat
as yet ha- not been taken. 1t HIS approached chidren
quietly, but fees from the approach Of man or
wona an. A place has bean foand where il had slept
The pieced night snd had eaten frog. Several hun.
drsd persoDs regularly organized out on the hunt
The New-York espondent of The Boston Post
SAYS that notwithstanding the Rev. II w Beecher
could no, find them there ,lenty of pious literary
men here besde those employed in the existing jour
ralp number of these persons are 10 start a new
religious PEE by paper 10 September, TO he called The
Daily Message A large fluid has been rai-ed 10 carry
it on Its price is 20 be raised 20 two cents.
We IeaIn that We have been in error with regard
to Gov Seward portrait Mr.. Hicks not the
rst artist TO paint IL in profile we had supposed
il wa previously sc painted by Mr F. Carpenter
1t is ssid that a daughter Of Sic Ro Wand Hill the
head Of the British Posi- Office Department, has re-
Gently elcped with her riding master
-IoId Ashbu,ton has been e. cted to the Presidency
of the Royal Geographical Society, in the room of
Fad De Grey aud Ripon.
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Considering tte,r stern republi ,ansm, TIE Amer-
cans have an undepOcraiic taste for It'll e. Whsa
Prince de Joinvie in New.York, some sixte.n
years ago certain Of his admirers constructed little
throne for him. and he Was conducted +" it, win mn'h
ceremony at private party given by Of the up
per Ten Of that day.
The young Prince Christian William of Denmark,
son of the Crown Prince has just been admitted
pupil OF the Royal Naval School at penhagen after
unce. going ,he required examination. This is the first
time that priuce # tie regring family of Denmark
has competed for admission to public school.
An Irish paper says is generally reported in tn
rim that Victor Emanuel has contracted a pr rate
marriage with person Of questionable propriey and
low origin
MIR. Rarey was al the last accounts to give one
more series of farewell" performances in London
previous to his return 10 America.
A letter from Ancoua in the OpiHiope Of Turin
STATES that the Irish recruits there dsgusted both
ith their quarters and the ragged fellows they
henceforth to COMFORT With; that 10 qniet Them they
were sent to an ian instead of to the barracks; but
that Trey nevertheless applied to the British Consul
for his intervent on, who however, told them plainly
they were no Ion, er British subece since they had
taken service under the Pope.
Tie French nation lately b oke forth into
muir of s6miraion at the following pleasing anecdotc
of the PRICE Imperial the infant corporal aged five
years and one me nth: Running in the garien-walk
one day be fell, a. children will ever Ial, even though
tier siher rules an em ire Falling, he bruised his
Young body acd wept aloud. His tutor, addressing
hu with that mineing of res pct and familiarity which
20 gracefully SITS ON the royal s.rvapt of every
e,eigu, ssid "What Monseigneurl you cry
,rg ?" "Yes," re, lied the Prince. ahashed-and
here comes in tie sensatioD-" but don't tell my reg
nent."
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kean have lately been Civ
ing performances in Gloucester England. critic Of
II at city gave sketch Of " Hamlet as viewed fl
behind the scenes. Mr. Kean is represented rushing
exctedy from the stage after giving Pol his que
tus and becoming suddenly calm an playful patting
little drummer boy Oh the head, and cOnyersng bland
~ a It'll All ar und him. At the end of another act,
Mr. Kean II seen TO receive glass of eaer from the
hands If bis fair young daughter whore flia ten'on
he rewards with orine glance! Unfortunately the
fair daughter was ON that occas,n a. on most others
similar string in her private box; she never goes upon
he s,ase and the lady who handed the tragedisn
vlass Of water WAS Mrs. Kean's maid Consequently,
If the critic was not drawing bis imagination the
case L. ks little awkward for the Hamlet of the
evening
The Court Journal of London says that young
gentleman recently undertook a wager 10 lap up
SANGER Of milk in lees time than cat, Toe gentleman
FIJI b4hpd Ut irst in consequences Of being seized with
ayioent iii of aughter but, says the paper named,
"yecorri,g his graoay, he won cleverly by two Ia
blespooIfus.'
There is bit gossip going about in the English
naue,s TO this effect: Tee Duke of Brabant recently
made visit to u G Sultan of Turkey. His majesty,
desi,lg to show much honor TO his iustrious guest,
dispatcbed a royal collation. Of chibOuqnes and
nnrelilee 10 Tmrghan for the Dukes Use during his
stav The Sc l. is said amount ID to fe wer than sew
euteen rip. sticks with the costest amber mouth
,nontb-,ieces al diamond mounted. Several Of them
vq,e the very ne Mus ultra Of Turkish art and the
DIXIE il is raid gave u,tersDce to his admiration 10
,e, ms lond and explicit Tne Turkish mooarch at once
said il tie Oriental style, "They are yours" The
Duke took the phrase literally aod packed up the
whole array, valued at about $4,000
in tie recently published travels and Adyen-
tures of the Rev. Joseph Wolf, the Jewish Mission
arv the following curious account of passage be-
tween him and Lady Hester Stanhope is gi9eu;
When thus arrived at Sdon, Wolf sad TO Col.
Cr,dock Il have litter with me for Miss Williams,
who resides with Lady Hester Stahhope. ms VIII
,.nd TO her, and write her clvll lhe; ou.
] shall not mention LAdy Hester Staan0Pes hahe.
81 The lst,4r vas sell Ia MarElias Lady Hester stan
bo, els residence AID an Arab servant conveyed 1t.
Ri, instead Of letter from Miss Williams, one cane
for " Off from Lady Hester herself, which ran AZ fol-
lows:
am ,toisbed th an apostate should dare to thrust him
into observation my family. had been learned
IN Won never would ab ndoned religion hch 40 it-e
op 5e.ctye would you embraced the shadow OF
II can the CHRIS ian religion Light travels faster thtn
sour ii the Sup Being could not have allowed M
n a. live in darkless for neay 20O years, until paid
p en- aue deem proper 70 raise their Vsns n9iSes