New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18


comfort afforded TO the family by the melancholy relic
az he scap il entire With all the hair and and The
beautifully fine sken brown hir natur al as waen
struck Down by the ruthless tomahawk of the saw
age
-"Tbe publishers" SAYS The Waterman aud r.
Spc0r have secured the Rev. G. II Sturgeon OF
London al great expense regular correspondent of
this paper Among ihe thousands who have read with
profit he in the country, there Is hardly Que
who doe not feel deep interest in his continued
fulness aud prosperity, and who will hail commu-
nicaiion with him. As Mr.. Spurgeon Keeps himself
informed Of all religious movements, especially 10
England his letters cannot fail be rchly instructive
and entertaining"
The Secretary of the Interior has applied TO the
Sac and Fox Indians for a full Indian wardress TO be-
reeenied through the French Minister, 10 Louis Ma
poleon- The Tribe has generously responded with
aspleDGd equipment scalping knife, tOmaha~k, peace
pipe ana various other articles of savage warfare. No
expense has been spared by way of ornament and dec
Grafton.
1T is said that the interest of Mr.. winans of Bad
more in he railroad from ST. Petersburg to Moscow
the principal obstacle its purchase ny the Rothschid
from the Russian Government The road cost
Slo0, COO eco, beside the permanent lien which Mr.
WptDs has on it, and the Government has offered to
sell ii fol $6O,0OO,0OO.
The NeW-York correspondent of Charleston pa
per says; In the way of gossip, rumOr has it that
fair niece Of Mayor Wood TO be led to the by
mental altar by Cuban millionaire.
joel O.burn, who died in LOu1on County Viz
oiuis On the ID inst, 'ef a WILL by which be directed
his executors to sell his farm near Wood. rove, and
give the money to the ALEXANDRIA, LouaOn, ana Hamp-
shire RsIoad Company TO be used for the building OF
tbs road. The bequest is valued al 5000.
The artists in Washington went over TO Baltimore
on Tuesday, to assist al the marriage of MgnOt,
the landscape painter TO daughter of DIR. Harris Of
that city Afterward, Hensett, Browne, and Lamb
din, the Art Commissioners, net in Washington TO re-
port on the Capitol decorations.
The Limerick Reporter announces that the Earl Of
Derby has Withdrawn the notice. quit their holdings
which his lordsp caused to he served upon several of
che tenants on the Coogey estate, in TiPper~ry, i'm
uoediately after the savage murder Of Mr.. Grove
-Chief-Justics fancy has sufficiently recovered
from HE attack of pneumonia caarh To believe that he
will be sbe to resume his seat in the Supreme Court
very shortly.
One of the members of the firm of COrson s.
Shields Washington Market Saturday collected the
sum Of 1903 in money for the benefit of the Lawrence
sufferers.
Gen Cass has given to the Board of Education of
Detroit lot Of land valued at $4,000, for Union
Schoobouse.
Wendell Philips is engaged to deliver bis lecture
on Toussaibt L0uverure in this city at the Cooper
Institute, Jan. 81.
Mons. Charles Heidseck, the celebrated Cham
payne Wine proprietor, has arrived in this city, en-
route TO the West hunt buaOs and other animals.
He lie provided with the finest shooting utenss-sOme
of unequaled Partisan excellence.
One Rev. Mr. A. s. Finch publishes card, in
which he ssys that while attending the Brockport
Camp Meetisg, woman, snail in stature, wearing
specs and progressing IN appearance appeared, pur
sued him in carriage told him of her esteem and how
much she was worth, and induced him TO marry her,
He consented the knot tied, and she, having ac-
eomphshed his ruin forsook him, probably TO find an
other victim. Mr. Finch says she served two men IN
the same way before one in Canada and the other in
Wisconsin; the latter in a destitute condition. He
gves warning that she may not inAic similar Outrages
again
The Washington Star says:
The Hon John Cochrane of NewYork though slowly re-
covering is still confined bed by painful res Though in
10 particular danger fact that he svery sick ssons great
socitu6e among his feOv-members Of the House and the
public by all OF whom he is sincerely regarded
indeed"
in the Supreme Court in Boston, on Monday
morning. on motion Of Ex-Judge Abbott Hon. George
5. Boutwell, was admitted 10 the bar. We understand
that be Is about TO establish himself in that city III con-
necton with Hon. Joel Giles, and that he will, in all
probability resign his Office Secretary of the Board
Of Education.
The fol length portrait of Nicholas Hill, the emil
nent lawyer is to be placed in the room of the Court
of Appeals.
AT the last President levee in Washington con-
siderable amusement was created during the evening
by the rather strange conduct and uniform worn by
gentleman present no made himself unusually con-
spicuous 1t was ascertsined that he WAS stranger
from the West and had been persuaded TO adopt The
attire be wore by some ways, who informed him that
be must wear a court dress military uniform on ms
appearance at the reception of the President
"A millionaire in Kent, England, aud large land
owner. hiss daughter upon whom he was prepared 10
bank biz fortune. The young lady was wooedand won
BY the curate Of the parish 10 which she resided The
reverend gentleman wished 10 make Der his wife, but
her father resoutely refused and eventually she was
induced TO marry nch Dutch merchant Upon her
marriage her father settled ElOOOCO on her The lady
WA married about four yesrs, and few weeks ago
el yped with her former admirer, the parson.
Mr. Franklin J. Ottars0n, who has been for several
wears connected with THE TRIBUNE az its Cy Editor,
has taxi n an Editorial place The Nec- York Ds'-
match. one Of our best weekly newspapers. Mr. VII
hanson the proprietor and editor will 90 70 Washing
ton to claim the seat Of the Hon. Daniel Slckes'
We have already stated that Mrs Macready, the
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