New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12

little children 10 unto me, and forbid them not
were APPLIED in the most Christian and consequently tue
anest comforting spirit. The pallbearers were lour
bachelors Two, in respect TO the Jidge, were scna
tors-MeSsrs. Cliugmsn Of North Carolina and aU 'on!
OF Rhode Island. On arriving at the grave al mona'
Oliyet, the new Catholic Cemetery, which was '1
Grated last Supday-tho Rev Mr. Magulre niJ
service over the little departed. and AL that ISe
of the Child ON which ile fond mother iHi'i p''' "
many hopes was consigned 10 the last rSli"e i''0.
MIR. John l.. Stevens late editor oil me he""'o'c
Journal adyertses bis retirement from 'n" p''' 'au
announces that James g. Blaire, esq' VIII 'aNe us
place We think the paper viii DC improved oy tue
chang
"A Washington correspondent "f''es mus VI the
Congressional reporters;
GAS vo, enter the gallery Of the Senate and the
Hopse Won viii see before a HAT whue-macbe desk
nunhfr Of Young men whose pens move with rapidity
>.onerfll 10 behold. These the regular rep ,rerS
MID NV Congress who take do an in shorthand all
,hot IA sd by TIE Senators add Representatives and
write Il out for the organ Of the TWO Houses, The
Dails Giobc The industry of thcse gentlemen is as
remarkable their genius and intelligence. They do
nct lose a word OF syllable that is spoken aud often
out decen! dress upon most ungrlmnaticai and
npg~nteel expressions. Taking their places az III
dick they labor till the close Of the session, which
frequently consumes six and yes:f rday and Weducs-
day lasted twenty-five hours Thou. when tho mem
lsrs retire to their resdences due and rest the
heavy lsbors Of the reporters may be said really TO
begin. From the monographs hierogiypbcs they
write ont full reports tor The G}obc. and this oeu
compcls them TO toll till long afer midnight. incredi
bic may seem. they have each iequently rePore
snd prepared for the press teu closely printed columns
IN single day and te four por'ers IN the Hous, VIII
hand over a. Mr. Rivts OF The Globe, to-day ninety
columns of this matter being full and detailed ac-
count of the long session which began "Wednesday
81 IL a. NJ and extended into Thursday at ID
The Syrian correspondent Of The Boston Trar-
siler thus writes from Damascus concerning En-
elish woman, Lady marlborough;
Possessed Of an ample fortune. the favorite of
he Court OF 81. james, after her tall aud divorce the
,yife Of a Russian nobleman, and then of Greek
.sree she established herself III Damascus few years
$40. Here she prevailed upon noted Bedouin chlei
% put away his wives and live with her. The two
.nd their winters ia and their summers IN the
essrt, where she visited the old wives Of the Sheikh
sking with her many beautiful present to appcase
Z er wrath aud jealousy. She has frequently been
zee in the desert habied in the one loose robe of the
% dren ofthe sandy waste baretoUed and bareheaded
n Damascus she wears the long white sheet, which
yeIs her figure, but lives ia guod English style, stu
retaining the Injuries OF civilized life, and French
said Her constant attendance upon Protestant wor-
hip when in town. gives travellers frequent opportu-
.it.es of seeing her; and being maieslic woman in
puearsnce aud still retaining traces Of a wondrous
Jsauty, she always cXcitee attention and inquiry
lear tha' she hAs lately had her marriage VITA he
Sbekh localized by the Cad Of Damascus and recorded
In the British Consulate. Her lord and aster-for IN
This country u husband II most emphacaly lord ol
,reaticn possesses nothing either in face or figure to
.ttract woman Of cultivated TASTE Small IL Sc ,ture,
tarker than a mulatto with small piercing black eyes,
,.od walking with the staggering gait OF the Bedouin,
ne diappoints every who sees hni foE one would
narey expect to see something in the appearance of
ghe man which would account for this singular freak
Of Nm English lady Of rank and fortune In choosing for
herself husband from among the rude sons ol the
desert But such expectations are far fou bel0g met
A sight Of this most inferior specimen Of the Bedodin
race. This intert stDg couple now en- route for
Europe where the wife hopes TO educate and civilze
ber tawuy spouse.