New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-16

n. or,,, s;ser Of Gen. WashiugtoD, and sIso grsa
,rsrddauobtar Of the sister of Mrs. Gen. Washington
THE Hon. Reverdy johnson Of Marland lecture
- Sen Fraresco. few weeks Ago. on The sinsu'at 70
| slu,er) sptjcct of building churches
1,e ,,,,,r pOcietice Of Amherst College hay'
n;.l;r OF New-YoTk orator d
the next Commencement, with 0corB. 'u''n'I o. DO
ton substitute.
The prince de Condo, the son N the Uake d All
male, has joined the London University College as q
70 ,uar student attending the Greek lecturer Of Prof
de Ma len, and the Latin lectures of Prot. Newman
IT IL -rmored that the TT. Rev. Michael Dominic,
of the Cong legation Of the Mission has been appointed
by the Pope l,'shop Of Pittsburgh, Penn, in place Of
the RI. Rev. h. ehop O'Conner. who lately resigned
Bshop Dominic Qs been for nnnber of years pastor
of the Church Of ST. Vincent de Paul, az Germantown,
Penn.
Hermann Melville q. rived in San Francisco about
the middle of October in Ne ship Meteor He proposed
to return Immediately to the Eastern States.
-Bsbon Odenhemer of N'sw-Jerey, while return
inn home ON Monday fell with euch force 10 fracture
Liza trce.ran. Thia will conine bin to hs house for
some time, and prevent him from oihing number Oh
appointments.
Mr.. NesmitII, ore of the newly elected Senators
from Ore pon n native of the State VI Name ann y
now about forty-ivs years of age. He'was educated
in carrenters shop and followed the 'nsihess Wi'ii
he teeame of age. when he enigra;ed to- the west
and finding himself one day ont NJ money! ana oe'g
unable to gel employ ment NJ hs trade, eni 'eu IN ,"e
amy. lie served five years the weser iron'ier'
in Dodges Regiment Of Dragons. AZ the e. spirs''on
of his term of service he started overland for oregon,
with the emigration of 1873, and arrived in oregon
Citv in the Fall of that year. When the Prov sionai
Government WIS organized in 1874 Nosmitb was Nect-
ed one Of the Territorial Judges lie went to Cal of-
MA in tbs Summer of l8i8 with many other Gregg MI
ans, worked for some months 1t mining Oh feath er
River, and returned to Oregon the next Spring. lie
was afterward Superintendent OF Indian Affairs for
Oregon, but was removed.
The late William Marshall the offering of whose
will for probate we have previously mentioned, owned
the stores No 26i 266 2 and go Washington street,
and some other property. BY the will, winch was
made in 1885, and by subsequent eodicIs, hs wife re-
cciyes s., 600 per annum beside the use Of house
during her life and some other property. The balance
of the income of the estate, after paying some small
eeaces he directed to be divided among his four chill
drcn The real estate he directed should not be sold
t the decease of his wife and all his children, when
il TO 90 10 the Boston Society of the New-Jerusale,
for the establishment of a New-Icrslem Farm School.
As fast as ny one of bis children die their share OF the
income shall 20 to the Society named above, Tor the
purpose stated He makes provision for the heirs OF
his children Except small legacy in instance be-
yond giving them preference TO the privileges OF the
Farm School if they will abide by the rules adopted
for IT, IL no institution is organized to receive the
school fund the property at the decease of all his chill
drcn ia to be divided among bis heirs according to the
provsions Of law His wife and Joseph p. Cooke are
named as trustees and executors of the estate The
probate of the will has been contested.
The property of Nicholas Longwofth OF Cincinnati
Is said to have been aseertaned within few days to
be AZ follows: Real estate, $2OO0OOO; personal prop
erty, 81 100000 Total, s3,500,000.
Solomon Pangburn, who says he is now one hum
tred and nine years old walked from the residence OF
his son-in-aw Nelson Yallandigham on Laurel street.
TO the Eighth Ward polls in Cincinnati and deposited
his vote for Douglas and johnson. The old man says
he voted for Gen. Washington for President in lTSS
and has voted at every Presidential election since, al
WAYS voting for the Democratic candidate, and has
therefore voted for President nineteen times.
Chief Justice Williams, of Connecticut, over 80
wears Of age was the ist voter in of the Hartford
wards on Tuesday last.
The Hon. w. s. Lindsay, who is now in this eoun-
iry az the representative of the British shipping inter-
est, paid the following deserved tribute to Mr. Ham
lin in hs speech before the Philadelphia Board Of
Trade:
"IIe said he had net most Of the Governors Of the
States through which he had passed. and bad enjoyed
interviews with a very large number Of prominent
men of the country, in particular the Hon. Hannibal
Hamn of Maine. He spent afternoon at the quiet
residence of this gentleman and felt bound to say that
for comprehensive knowledge Of those commercial
and maritime questions in which both nations are in
erested lie had met with no gentleman fully versed
AZ the gentleman just elected Vice-President of the
United Statee."