New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-29
PERSONAL.

The Hons. W. III. S"hu vi ~ - - -
| Kansas. r. f. Fenton Of n. Y, ChaPn Hail OF ra''
| r. r. French and X. S. Bingham OF Mich, Lieut.
| Governor Can pbell, Prof q. u. Perkins OF u.e"'
Alderman l. l.. Clements and n. 7. Banoux Of Pna''
Judge Nelson Of Coopcr,town and Madame SheTenno
and ron Of Belgium, are at the Astor House.
Cart. r. Ingalls, and ST.. White Of the U. \ ~
Cart. J. r. Trisbe of Vallejo, CAL j. Kay Of Utah'
aud C.. H. Seymour Of Cal are At tho Metropolitan
Hotel.
Coy. Washburn Of Maine Lieut.. Franklin OF the
u S. NJ, Capt. G. n. Woodruff Of the u s. A. and
Homer Ramsdell of n. y, are al the Fhth-ayenue
Hotel.
Tie Hon. James Dixon of Conn, and Dr. van
deubmeh Of N. Y. are at the Albemare House.
The Hon Israel Washburn, jr., Governor elect Of
Maine, ard bis brother G. C. WRshbum Of Wisconsin,
are at the Revere House Boston.
Tn, Hon Clarke Sumner started for Washington
on Tueslly, in excellent health.
The Hon. A. II. Bee viii leave for Washington on
Friday.
-TBe 81 Join N. b. Glo5e of the 9th mt. says
that George Howard coiored the weknown pugillst,
WAS killed at Haapton yesterday, under the following
circnmsir,,es: He and another party had p" ae'-'o
with the goyes ana the match becoming pretty 1ght
his opponerz cleared his hands and dealt Howard
fnrious blow which feIled him on the spot. lie lived
but a short tine after.
Mons A. Bergllnans, the Secretary Of the Belgian
Iepation. il lie reported, will wed Philadelphia
bee who has 6eoueDily er,.red the White House dur
ING the present Administration. Already the dipo'
matte circle is eraced By M,a. De Treilard Of New
York: Mad. De Stocked of Massachusetts, and Mad.
n ;,h. hustySUds
France. Russia, and holland. Now a fair Pennsyiya'
nian is TO be welcomed, and series OF pleasant enter
tainments will greet her on her arrival.
The Hon. John Reed of Bridgewater, Mass, died
al his residence on Sunday evening, Q; the age d ~
years lie was Born in West Bridgewater, and was u
pon of the Rev. Dr. John Reed. He graduated al
Brown University in 1903 Mr.. Reed was twelve lines
elected to Congress and represented the old Ab Dis
trct twenty -four wears. In 1871 he was nominated for
the Office OF Governor Of Massachusetts by the
Wbirs ON the ticket with Gov. Briggs. He elected
for seven consecutive terms that Office For the last
| nine years he has remained in private life.
| The census taker in Cincinnati found one family
consisting Of eight boys AL born III July the difference
in their ages two years. None Of them had ever been
| sick or had taken particle of medicine. woman u
years old, Who washes for living, born III hunters
camp the mother Of tweny-four children. An old
sversInith 81 wears old, who still works at bs trade
He also found Il negro woman, native of Porto Rico
1914 years old who was taken Mary land before the
| revolution.
Lord John RUSSELL eldest son has this year mari-
culated in the University Of Edinburgh, where his
father himself studied fifty years ago.
David the composer, las received from the French
Emperor pension OF 2, 400 francs year.
MIR. Ernest Renan, member Of tie Academy
of inscriptions and Belles-Lettres, has received
a mission from the Emperor to seek for
inscriptions and antiquities in Phanica, his
Mfiesty providing for tue expense. The Minister
of Marine has placed at the disposal of NJ. Renan a
certain number Of instruments 10 complete his re-
searches by typographical observation.
One Tardih, formerly Commiasary Of Police at
Ares Narcotics Saint Brieuc and Tonneins was re-
Gently tried by the Court Of Asszes of the Cotes-du
Nord for forgery. He had, appeared for upward Of
twenty years, been in the haDi OF putting IN ercula-
ton forged bills Of exchange and many as forty DIFF
ferent If forgery proved to Rave been com
nitted by him in the space Of the last ten years. many
of the bills he raid but on his forgeries 81 0O0f
are due While practicing these frauds he affected
great piety He was declared guilty, and condemned
to ten year, hard labor.
Says London paper:-"D Definite news Of the new
magazine, Temple Bar, is beginning to be noised
abroad Tie first nunbeI WILL it il said be published
toward the end of this MONTH 1t will be sixteen pages
larger than the 'Cornhll and will be anything but
magazine Of q light literature as has been in some
quarters anticipated. This may be Inferred if it be
true that among its contents articles Criminal
Lunatice 'Crcumsantia Evidence The Epic Poem
of the Films, Napier and Dundonah, and Lord
Bacon Tie editor, Mr.. G.. A. Saa, will commence
his Travels in the County of Mddlesex, the Rev. D.
NJ Bellew will contribute sketches Of his travels in
Syria and tie Holy Land, and there viii be serial
story by lady novice"
| Thu London Star has the following:
Prof Gan gee has secured for the New Veterinary
College TIE ZONES Of u noble animal Eclpse at i
of II guueGs The skeleton has for nearly 10 years
been III the pCgsessiOn of the ilustrOns raey Clark
It's iph intiin ic value depends Eclipse being
paIded, from his great ieetness and power Of eldur
| anoe as the finest tyre Of a blOod-hore ever born
From the llood OF this horse derived all the most
renowned performers of the present time aud it was
| from the XIII and talent displayed by Sainbe in dis
secing n ia horse, ard publishing memoir on his
un1iytlCd proportions, that insured him the support in
! founding the Royal Veterinary College of London.
LARGE sums have been offered for THE remarkable ske-
eon and an, rg Others 60 guineas by the Royal Col
| lcge of Surgeons Of England. Mr. Bracy Clark, the
fIs student of London College, received the bones
from Saiubel inself and has justly said of them that
they nay be securely referred to unexceptiOna-
bic model on which TO calculate speed in bOrses.'
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