New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

u! "o hHg W barRo' =. iHe son OF this king, who
las snce murd.r asceudod the throne il not Of 20
tatsions Uaue &c his father and bas well received
t. ceuatd usd upon him for the eff cts Of the unfor.
tnnste Dr. Nogtl 1t s therefore probable that his
papers will room be ob,aiped
About two weeks ago. in Coriuth Mica, nan
WAS 'atep i'll As he could not attend to his business
he employed neiRbbor to take charge of it, this the
la ter fsi hfuy cid for days Then finding that
tn iuvalid was not progressing toward good health
ard thst lie was really weak, he attempted to make
him sign paper, the coatsnts of which were IT
,nEldtd to the six man, but which probably vas
intended TO be OF benefit to the assistant TIE invalid
wss OF 20 feeble a. to sn il the dark and he the,e
foe r"fa'ed TO give bis name. ThereupoD the neigh
Tor cartfoly putting AL Witnesses out of the room,
bt u The miserable severely and then oft with
his wife and six OF his neRroes being tine entire family
and stock of the unfortunate victim. Fall to over
tai the fpgves tie villagers seized the iunooeu son
OF ne runaway man and whipped him for the sius Of
the father. This act Of Southern iusrce accom- plished
tie community subsidized in simple profanity, and
ours the clipping pair TO taeir bears content.
Tine Morocco Embassy TO France was received on
the I'D ulrimo a, Paris by 81 Thouveuel. Tho Eu-
bassador sbo is nAmrd Hadi- Driy .hou-Drz, is the
pm cl Secretary of the Emperor of Morocco. la the
part Of the famous negro guard Of the Emperor
The Rochester Democrat says thu, Gov Seward
Fred. Seward Of Albany X. j. Adams Of TIE Syra-
ouse Journal, ard G. W. Peck Of The Av5gra Adr,r-
hSer went to the head Of Owasco ast week on q fish
IL excursion.
The Hon. Stephen A, Douglas will remain in this
city until Saturday, when he proceeds TO Ne~-Haven,
spencing TIE sabbath in Sachcm's Head 90 Mooday
he gots to Hartford Conn., and from thence 70 b ston
OR Tue cay 10 attend the Commencement exercises st
Harm Umserity, where be has brother n.laE at
I Law School His estimaLs lady viii accompany
bIm On Ire trip.
We are pleased to learn that the Fowler Commit.
consisting Of messr. Isass Bel Hiram Crsrston
Ehjsr +. Purd,, DIR Cane, and DIR " ". Salgcr.
nov holding their week. sessions s., the New-York
Hotel. aye dong even better than they had r-sao1 t.
eA.tc!. Already they have co!lecod go 900 to-
Wad rfimbutsug the Government for Mr. Fo9ler's
d fCiercy. We i,form'd that numbers of The
Ie'ton- 10 whom Mr.. + in Ii. paimy days lsnl lsrg-
-uus If money, without taking s'y memorandum or
written acknowledgement, have geDorously come for
ward s. pad into the hands Of the Cornui tho
IN = amounts due. This makes Us think better Of
human azure.
= In ,hs town of Berlin, Vt adjoining Montpelier,
-s, preacher in New England. He is about
,.rrrg The o5'h year cf his and the 70h Il his
mpi.rty; End s,u he il vigorous and active preaching
every Sunday when and wherever he engage him
,elf Thirty years ago. his people, over whom he had
been the settled Corgrt atiorsl minister since the st
1, Of the town in about the year 790 dismissed
in, rupposing he ~onld net hold Oft much longer.
Sin &c tbtp Re has been preaching in Ne wHsnpshire
~ Vernon: yearly monthly, and daily engage
usr's. He ia a great pedestrian, making nothing Of
atins tsif dozen miles to prrarh aud h me sgt'n
TIE same day. Two or three Wnirs aga, he had rc-
ceived invitations to pcah on a given Sunday N three
d fer,It towns in hue from home ard, IF courre,
tee places Of wo7 ip were many miles apart. But
'hi- did discourage him. He set ont on foot early
i'll TIE morning Of Tire apPoine ed snnday walked seven
IL prc8ci cd 4 forei o0u seru"n walked FIVE miles
re the next town pr. scbed an ate pcon GER
mon spo then walked Oil st five miles more ~ the
third tosn. and preached his thi sermon few
eeks ago, he hid engaged 10 peach in Montpelier
rot earl, in the morning biz son to to to Say
that is could lot preach thai day, rs the after
con before b. had fallen II feet from the top Of
sp,le nee, which lie had mounted ~ remove some
ce.d limbs.
The Palern o correspondent Of TIL, Ro,ion Courier
4 us ceeorit-- hi il tervi-w with Garth ld:
"Csribsldi had apparently Just finished his dinner,
ard citing \, corner WINDOW tslkrg with Tour
or hse visitois ge t.rnen and hdies Of ia-fmo. lie
roo. H. We cane H. al aGe torV ard rn-klng hands
u it'll each OF ,he p-ry a. ue we're introduced. lie
lad biz psin r.d rhirt preclr's like hrer an and
40 ninrk of authority. Hr manner :, ~ yon know ~
cour-t very bind and of h4Id with ut being vulgar
OF dtmsaogic lie talked with each OF m, shd TAXED
p.rec y naturally no stump or tory a1d no s'hn'
Ju ~ On Of 10 manner, there Wa one h'to
action Of his bit rtruk me was SEATED neat him,
and ~ Il b. ad OF party remarked lha sd com9
I'll b. WAY from Maple in ordr 70 zee him he turn-d
IouLc sid took my hanc, thanking me IA h"h me
T. m favor. Tbs is the way he draws peope. lie
talked uurtly in French, for his English n not very
q Cd ~h.t he sAd it is Of 10 part ousr inter-
TO any ore st l-ns, ss i-r ar wns ra.d " me.
h Other report thu c"nVersaion II uey lhhh II
worth While 10 re ou wha, was not meant 10 DO re-
p In, ,his WA only half the scene. Al round
Lj ~ the ;odle Of the room parry Of Blk or eight
nj, n were king dinner These were rri heroes "l
romance. Two or three had the red shirts on;
o.heis were il civil costumei one had diry ladon'
hn,s,r iat ket ou; o'e pirs in biz black robes
Tiey ere tatiug aud crirkug without reg rd to IA,
and NJ IL they hungry. Eepo' al the priest was
pur ising dinner. ne ia 6ue How, his pr'cr',
gave 10 Ga ihald md GLORIOUS specimen OF t,o
chu ch militant have met Tim several t!mer run
i,g ahon tte ,trces viii n great h!nck cr"Sa IN hs
h.1rs H. bas strange rtsiless face all pNsson and
mppls4 The cthers ere Garihsdl iatnon7 CAPTAINS
a Il, g ct OF eads, full OF energy snd acton.
Here WE &. last then faro to lace "ith ono OF
he ore evenv Of our day. 1t wss al perfect there
va. Fale,rpo Il il suIgent si9ilihn ct WIN us oai
S "' ID II. mined etrees with all the marks OF
vsr, TIE was lrst armed and bowling mob IN the
rars low ana the usic of the rational hymn ana
m, fvs re clutionsry Thore we're the Bn'r1
,at tsirs DO had rsksa their hse9 and fortu''s ir
s,sthi,p that me wo At envy coald not call selfish
A. d Their, w-e the great Dictator, who, when your
aTd Iry little hops had arubiiiors rhall have i",n 10
"a, Qrave- few c-ItuTi@s with NJ viii Ftli oe non
| ,I,d ~ a hero and porhaps half wor.hiPod-who
k owe !--i"r g. d. -, L.
And ye, Heaven knows why be, OF al nan' ma, has