New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24


bled for calling Dver on THURSDAY the Z2d Of Soysis-
bsr Mr. Day said that after seeing the school he DID
not wonder Mt Mr.. Hughes the author If Tom
Brown loving il and being proud Of IT, and speaking
Of it 80 lovingly and proudly be had done. For
Tom Downs sake" be- added, eve shall always be-
glad 70 any Of You on the other aide of the water
let this flag he token of the reception that would
greet sou there. We willing to sing So heartily a.
any of you God save the Queen, and TO shout Flo
reat Ru0beia Dr. Mills shares the Treiadces Of Tom
Brown and wishes the schoohous. 10 be the cuaodi-
ans Of the aag" II large flag, made Of crimson vel
vet 'scoolhouse color, with the school arms worked
in the center and American ags crossed at each Of the
corners. ard altogether presents a very handsome APP
pcarance
When Garibaldi was in Sicily, dwarish defornef
little nan presented himref A. volunteer, but was
Refused BY the committee. Nothing daunted he went
10 Gsribadi, and begged the General to accept him.
Here, again, he refused After one Of the iirSt
bates the little individual up to Gsribadi, and
JOY fully exclaimed See, General, You wouldnot take
ne, Int you could not prevent my coming. ] have
fought well indeed have; and am wounded, too
Garitad, who recognized the man. replied, "Ah'
bravo and where are you wounded" After some
Hesitation, the other showed wound between his
the back. l knew Won would never he anything
good The soldier retired quite confused and sshamed
Another battle soon followed and was scarcely
when the poor fellow again scoosted his Chief Here
am General wounded again, but this time on the
right side and pointing 10 wound in his breast he
fell dead at Garbaldis feet
The continued efforts the friends Of Mr.. Spnrgsou
the Metropolitan Tabernacle and open i, free
of debt have hitherto been very successful already
nearly f25 600 have been collected and spent. There
is still required about 10000 more to complete Of
TIE handsomest buildings Of its kind in the metropolis
1t will be capable of holding just twice the number Of
Exeter Hail. and onehird more than the Surrey Music
Hail. The exterior il admitted by every 10 he ele-
CANT and the interior will be ehaste and unpretendng
in its character, and afford eommodious stngs for
GG00 persons. Various meetings are now being held
in different parts Of the metropolis, a. well as Mr. Spur
qeons interchangeable Eseching IN all parts Of the king
dom, with the view Of raising the money needed. tits
confidently expected that ii will be opened for divine
service in March next.
The celebrated American mare Flora Temple.
which has excited the admiration Of the French tart by
the way in which she took the hOnors of the recent
trot,jng match at the Bots de Boogne, IL said BY
American gentleman, Mr.. D., well known in the sport
ing world 10 he descended from Young horse Of the
Norman breed bought fory.iye wears ago by person
of the name of Morgan who took il to America. Ac-
cording to Mr.. D., il lie from this horse which n
very handsome animal and of great spee that AL tho
hest trotters in the United States descended. So
highly are the trotters Of the Morgan breed il ia
called esteemed that every colt fetches LOCO f.
than any other breed.
The Rev j. III. Terrence preached at the Mount
Zion NJ. L. Church. in Philadelphia, Sunday night.
In the course of his the reverend gentleman
alluded TO the troubles Of the country. II hsd been
runored on the previous Sabbath that President Bu
chanan was about to reogn In remarkng this, the
speaker used this language; seed grant that it may be
90" There was An immediate response from every
part Of the audience; "Amen, amenp The scene was
one Of the Ozt ludcrous and surprising that he ever
witnessed, The reverend gentleman had touched
chord in the heart of the people.
! Mr. .rawford, NJ. p, Mr.. Jos. Cowen, jun, Mr..
W. j. Arhurst, and Mr.. John MeAdsm, have been aF-
pointed deputstion to go TO Caprera and invite the
illustrious General to visit England Mr.. Craw-
ford il member for Ayrshire and brotLer-in- law u
signor sani, the colleague Of Mazzni in the RomAp
triumvrate. Mr. Ashus is the treasurer Of the Lon
don Garribadi Fund while Mr. Join McAdam has
beentfe most active man in raising the Glasgow fund
>, 'mber Of the London Corporation has given no.
rice If potion to present the General with the Free
dom of the tity.
The Monde, a Ronan Catholic journal Of Paris,
thinks that Dictator IL neededto SET the United Slater
right and recommends Capt. Bonaparte, formerly OF
Baltimore for the office.