New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
PERSONAL.

10 filling the soil. The "phosopher' Of The TRIBusE
returned an aDswer to the young man; bns though
something of scholar il not till last Monday that
he could decipher the manuscript. The answer s as
follovs, and shows the practical light IN which
al. G." views questions Ike the one proposed 10
bin:
York, Nov Is, 1855.
"DRAR SIR: Judge thar there ere tree times az
many LAWYERS sDd doctors in the country are need
3D. and Judging from the price Of flour aud besf not
balf Ell ough farmers. OF corrfa, Jadge that you
could better look toward growing gram thar making
nils or pleas Yours, HORACE GREELEY"
"A valuable discovery has just been made in the
vaults Of an eminent London banker. The discovery
consists of large box Of letters containing the eoes
pondence of Mr. Bradshaw, Secretary the Treasury
in thu reign Of George Ill, very we'll known to
the readers of Wapoes Letters, and Of the Seeret His
tory of The Comt Intfgues, when Qreen VCtorias pa
ternal grand father was King The letters Of the
most confidential nainre-wIitten by men like the
Duke Of Grafton, Lord North, Lord Rockingham, Lord
Marlborough, Lord Darlington, Richard Risby, Sir
Pbip Francis, and Mr.. Boswe's DR.. Samuel Johnson.
Johpsons letters relate to his pension; and there are
traces of "Junius" in this valuable box Of papers.
Sergeant alarms Williams Of the Assembly has
been wet for three days subpenang witnesses In the
case of Nouis Ta,bell who died myseroasly at the
State Lunatc Asy um ct Utica. Fifteen witnesses have
been subptnaed. They we're 70 attend before the Sc
lect Committee yesterday.
Their of Stevens and Hazett were brought to
Eaelewood, n. j.. for iDterment The execution took
place Fticay. TIE remains were forwarded by
express, and reached Rah way Saturday, when they
were taken at once TO Esglewood The collins were
opeped buj the bodies not submitted 10 the
of an undertaken The features scarcely re:og-
nzabe snd they not shown either to the intimate
friends Of the deceased g: the funeral. Attached to
tie button hole of Stevenss coat by red and blue Eb
boDs, a plain black India-rubber ring. bat for
whom it was intended his friends were not Informed.
His beIothed accompanied &s remains from Charles
town, and joined at Eaglewood by his father and
sister.
The Kalougd Gazette announces the arrival in
that town of Schamyps family, consisting Of fifteen
persons, including bis two wives two eons, and FIVE
oaughts with their husbands snd children. Schamyl
was reading when the approach of the party was
nounced, and be appeared at first greatly moved by
the intelligence but recovered bic c0mposure and
bnelt down TO offer up thanks Heaven He then sat
down to the table, and bad jast began dinner when
his youngest son. who bad ridden first entered the
ICON. Tie reception was very ceremonious, though
both were evidently much affected. After kissing his
fathers bard the young man retired to some distance
and, standing in a respectful atude answered Schsm
yls nqniIies. The rest of the family received in
the same manner, the men first, and then the women.
When all were in the room, Schamy directed them to
oiD him in returning thanks to God for their prosper
BUS journey.
The Post says, that on an easel in Hntipgton's
IL. l. IL
g. Giddipgs. Ii is the work of Miss Ransom, a pupil 4
If Mr.. Huntington and was commenced nearly year i
go at tie City of Washington 1t is strong likeness
# the veteran and, in artistic point of view, is 4
gbIy complimentary to the lady artist. 1t win grace
he walls of the Academy at the coming exhibition.
Miss RsnsOm is a native of Ohio and we believe, /
rom the county with Mr. GiddDgs. Her talents,
We think, ale of high ORDER and we venture to
prophecy for her successful future career.
AT tho funeral CT child in Acapulco, Mexico the
}oiy was dressed Raepifcently crowned with rosss,
md the table upon which it laid covered with
lowers. The table was carried through the streets
With the child on it-thIee or four men and boys /
walked in front firing rockets and the military band
olowed, playing the gayest music. Regarding the
sath of children as merely their translation 10 an
ngeic existence, such event among these people IL
N occasion of rejoicing rather than mourning.
Guido Reni's Madonna" has been restored TO
be church from which il was stolen IN 1855. Ths 4
cope has promised 1900 crowns for its recovery.
The painting was found in London, where il was
HtIed foT sale TO Messrs. Merighi and Blssi bys
Granger. 1t wac cent back to Bologna, but not until
liter the Pope had lest that city that the l2,0oo
rowns ought to be paid by NJ. Fsrini.
The Clerelaad Ploia8ealer says that the Seventh
Regiment, of this city, will probably be invited to at
end the Inauguration of the Perry statue, in Ceve-
and, on the 18th OF next September.
Tile Court Cireulor reports another Belgrayian
.lopement young lady eoped with her guardians
lnder batter on st. Valentines Day and nothing was
card of their whereabouts until the lSth when let
err containing marriage certificate, was received by
Mr.. w. informing him that the ceremony had been
perform ed at well known church in the arstocratic
,eehborbood of Wrapping. The Lady, on eouang oil
,ee, Is entitled TO GlO,OOO
The Entr' Acte says: The priestess's knife used
by Nine. schedel, when she performed the part OF
Norma, hae been deposited by her son In the Nshons
Museum at Pesth. II is in silver, gilt and enrichea
with 2C9 precious stones from tho mines oil hansary
snd was presented to the celebrated ginger by hef s
pirers in lS40.'
The other day. in Paris NJ. Marie, in plea before
hs Ion. rial Court in behalf Of NJ Vacberat, the as
bor Of a book on Democracy, which had been con-
ienred BY lower tribunal, began to read, al par'
# his argument some passages from q modern book.
The Presiding Judge, N. Parterreu-Lafosss stoPPea
him saving that be could not tolerate the reading on
doctrines 20 subversNe. "What Is that book y sddedl
he Judge, 'and no Is It's author 7" The work, rel
,lisd Marie entitled The Extinction OF PanpeTlsm