New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

TIE State Of Ohio" aad the Jury rendered said yere
-spwgeon is in danger Of al Sat' d. N The
Montgomery Ala Mail ssys:
a gentleman Of tb's city requests as 70 invite AMI
we DO hereby invite, al persons IN Montgomery vh,
posess copies Of Inc sermons o. the notoro1s E1bs1
Aboitonist Spnrgeoo, % send them 10 tie jsl gard
to bs burned on mex, Friday this day wsshl. Ass5
scpton is also foot - by Of oar booksellers III
copies Of said sermons row In their stree, 10 10
burned on the same oc;2si1n. Does anybody cay
nay p
Mayor Wood, in his hs-ansus 70 the cartaen, tod
them the following Interesting story Of obs soceess %
life:
81. has beer one o: The secrets Of my little sueet4s
in life lat have never said Iesnnos. lApplanse
I baye always said, | would Wool have
DOPE il could, and L did not bad the Satisfaction
Of know ing that hid exhausted every energy OF my
life and being TO succeed. The highest position 10 as
oIen TO you as il is 10 any other men Wealth 10 opea
this city we're much poorer than any OF those sting
within the sound Of my voice. There 10 nc nsn mere
who al the age o. twsD.y one was more Pou, nore
obscure than the humble Individual standing bef5-e
YOU. do not spesk "a Ibis manner because assume
10 be any thing; bu. have been work. grnan, and
bave earned my Living a The City Of New-fofk by
there lands. 1 am not ashamed 10 say IL Let every
nan rely opon bi@.slf. Do no. Lean g2oa oshsLs err
feel iba, within youIsslsss "a al tia. the Almighty
voucbsajts TO any OF bis children. You have ire Cd
ergy yonih AID al yOn wsD; ID de,e-mnsti9D, ygcS,
and iudonitable perseverance,"
"A correspondent Of The PstersbErg Rzpress
writes from Emory and Henry College, taat on inc
morning Of the 23d ;nst Mr. James W. Reese Of James
town, Ca died from the effects Of blow on toe head
with stick, given him The dsy before BY fellow
student, j. b. Brown,ow, sor Of VIM. G. BfcTnlew
Of Knoxville, Tenn.
1t is stated By London paper that marriage 10
on the tspis betueen the daughter Of NJ. G. DICKENS
fM,ss Kae Diekens) and Mr.. Charles Collins, the
brother Of Mr.. Wilkie Collins.
Some time since, Nicsolas Longvor.h Of Cincinnati
shipped 10 the care Of the American Minister in Lon
don, Mr.. Dallas ten boxes Of sparkling Ca,aTbs, and
requested him be very good as 70 accept oas box
for bis Own use, and tura the Other ntne q &c
wine mer chant with instructions 70 sch them fo- what
price he thought bes and account c- the net proceeds
10 one Nicholas Longworth Of Cincinnati Ohio,
direct Mr. Dallas, however, returned the sobjoiDsd
reply:
81 the 9 sie iss u
those Of eoma''0n merchant se no. ssye y:
On Saturday last Mr. Joseph Aabary, of Sctuyl-
hi Haven WITH oae striker, made 80 complete horse
shoes IN 81 bosrsdf one day. viz successive ho1rs
81 zoe wss mate Of new i:on, with double, unched
mai. holes.
A visitor at Gambler o., who called uron Eshop,
Bedel and his wife, writes TIE CLeee.aad HeraSd.
al have seer The Bishops Palace Here 10 is
called The Park Cottage; naned 30 from ne :. hss
of all the ellines IN the College PAX, this in the
most diniDutise There is pos an Episcopal clergy
ran in Ohio who has five hundred dollars yea- bet
womb torn up bis at Eueh parsonage, and link
give notice that he should gait; and can hardy ey
be would q 15 wfo5g.
The be- able Episcopal residence, tha. seems cerf+
pletely TO i'll the Bishops eye, aud the u3nnsr 70
which Bishop Bedell instantly eDgrossej himself I as
new duties, IN most admirable contrast with Tbs
bearburninss, and Iifeel1g engendered, in another
Western Diocese, by reason OF alleged un Si.ogasss
of The family Of il. Diocesan 20 leave the luxury the
comforts, and the sty lie OF the city, for The common
doipgs OF prairie Ie." .r
The "ezper:en,e" Of Prof. Agassiz mentioned by
us recently, is thus re.stsd n TIE Spiritual Mags-
Sinei
"Agassiz had been deeply cog;.ating on a foss1
VIII ca had been recently oscoyered, having Few ana
Iema, ka5e peculiaries. 1; was apparently ,he coz
pectiDg link between vertebrate and the lower sni-
mails, the mujfsh from Africa, exhibited N sae
Cry stall Palace, is the connecting link between hshes
and repes but what mortifyi Jog and p1zzl;ng 20
him was that the very part OF tue fossil which should
have showed he most interesting part was covered
with the store depost in which had been oedded.
tue subject IN he'd he fell aleec and
in dream be was delighted 10 have the whole hidden
part and 81, its mechanism and differences clearly dis
0ay ed before bis eyes and bes ies to see atuisyey
the exact place which IL filed ia comparative a1s9my
He twoke IN the morning w;th the subject frssh N Es
mind bu., alas sooner did he try 70 rec IL t. tksn
The whole Of ~hss he had seen vanished from hs
memory, and all be could remember was tha. ne hsd
seen it in ts most sasfaco extent. The mex. night
again thinking deeply Of it, be fell asleep, and the
Whole scene was again presented before his ra1. he
rnine IN cry u lhar; 4 nd n
effort To awake; but he sill slept on, and N the
ing bad again forgot all thss he had desired 70
member. BE determined, ii he should ever dream OF
i again, that he would make the strongest effort TO
awaken 81 have paper by bis bedHde on whsh % tx
he information. AccordiI ely, going 20 bad, he
placed some paper ard pencil beside bin. again
thinking Of his wonderful fossil, when what was his
delight, during hii seep, at finding the whole Tor
bird time clearly pictured bsfore him. Nov then, 20
awake and transfer il 10 the paper Bat no he sill
slept on and in the morning was distressed beyond
70 find that the Whole bad entirely vanished
rom bis memory. In this dIseonsoa'e state he COM
meDced 10 dTess, but had not proceeded ar when CAS-
eyes fell the paper and pencil by his bedside, and,
going 10 them, 10 was as,onished TO end upon the
paser an accurate drawing OF the complete fossil with
all iis paris IL was in fact the picture Of his v,n,
and gave him again all he had IN 10 his sleep. He
ellis this himself and Gays that he caunos aceoun. for
he picture being there-wbether he got Up and did r.
bimsef or whether il was done by other means with
wh'ch our readers who are acquainted vito d.rsc.
spr.writrg are familiar. Having secured the draw
bg tho professor compared il with the FOSSIL ard IS
bis curiosity now largely excited, he ventured on
endeayorpg TO uncover that part of !; which was con-
cealed under the stony deposit Applying fine chssl
10 the part, ne fortunate enough to remove the
covering, and there displayed before bic eyesth
exact counterpart Of his picture and his three dseas
Ii he were not professor, we think he nsish ass.r
such fast, believe in spiritual laws and energies, so
In himself
The following table EXHIBITS the average increase
in the circumference Of ches., upper-arr and fsesrmy