New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05

greatly 10 the instruction ut Palermo in the january
of s4s and was of the principal defenders of Nee
sina IN the September of the came year. In 1919 he
defended the rest OF Sicily against the royal troops
commanded by Filsngieri Compelled 10 flee, he took
service in Turkey, with the rank of colonel of arti
ery hut OF the rt cry from Sicily he did not fail 10
come, and will no doubt render great services tn the
cause OF bs country by his special knowledge Anfoss
II distinguished officer Of the old Sandman army, aud
has also eAplated by long exile his love for liberty
"A case affecting railroad passengers has recently
been decided by the Supreme Court of Massachusetts.
passenger was properly put ont of the on the
Boston and Worcester Road for refusing to pay his
fare. BY The aid of bis brother. the person elected
Immediately got on to the same train and offered to
pay his fare, but again put out. The rase was
tr and the Jury found that the first ejectment
justiabe, but the second not 80, and gave dan-
ages. But the Supreme Court rel aside the verdict,
and decided that the party had no right to reenter the
in the train from which be tad been lawfully
elected, and the conductor justified in again
peling him after his reGntry.
Mr.. Ensign Eldridge, msn who recently died in
Chatham, Mass, had lived without food for II days
previous to his DEATH it is said.
AT the Seventh Annual Meeting Of the State Ed
itorisl and Typographical Association, which will DO
held at Buffalo on the 18th inst, the Address will be
delivered by Mr.. Samuel Williams Of The Utica Her.
aid, and Poem win he contributed by Mrs. G. II.
Gilderseeve of Buffalo.
AN insolvent debtor who had been imprisoned for
debt ten years, recently discharged from eonfne
ment by the English Commissioner Of Insolvency.
The unfortunate had passed the ten years in the
Queens Prison, London.
Sir Curs. tee Jansetjee, the Parsee Baronet, is
now il England, having come home with large reti
nue.. His proposed visit created great sensation
among the natives and it suppos that the baronet
would meet with lattering reception.
A London letter.writer says that Mr. Ten Brock
won 100000 on the great Derby race, in which his
horse Umpire was beaten. Umpire had been the first
avore in the betting but in the race he came out the
eleventh
AT a meeting of the Fraternity of the Twenty
eighth Congregational Society Of Boston, held in that
city on Friday evening tie following resolutions were
adopted after appropriate remarks from several gentle
men:
Rsrord That in the desth of Theodore Parker the
loss of who has been minister indeed faithal
every delegated ,ru dcharsins all the function, Of his office
with dTeg Of self and conscientious for the
W. Hare his flock which ene him wsrnes admira.
ton and gratitude teacher who Taught the hghes; truths at
which he had arrived however unpopular with the Of
and DO hcsi;ated to utter what duty peed him to
speak however painful The uttcrnce have been to him
uul TO- the -udi.s Of others thus seeking to Of all
base and unany guide In the virtue aud
toward every human xcelence appealing 90 low motive
but what highest and bt IN nature afend who
never by u his superior gifts att .innen set himself
above those less favored but treated all and
equals who brother the hublest VI the protector
helpless the advocate Of the rights U! the OPP
pressed and who in his dealing with the unfortunate and de-
graded Of every class showed manly sympathy and wonany
delicscy and tenderness whose integrity failed
whose pune lie and noble character furnish lofty model which
well TO initiate, though VI
perhsps may hope TO attain.
Resoired That while gratefully and lovingly cherish the
our power individually and society to Disseminate still more
widely generous sentiments and great ideas Of which he
the and which he spent his life IN promu eating;
and so carry the good WORK in which he abored long
faithfully, and with such success
1t is probable that the Fraternity viii order bust
of Mr.. Parker for its rooms.