New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-08


tried, THAT cstnot be snitabs to any degree sxosps
that Of Jockey; and II that " be considered q
neo.sssry for young gentleman t wiz next he saii
tat gambling 10 nscesssry for him" Eleven
euneas for a aistcoatP' proceeds the borri6ed Ba-
ron. Can bat he considered neoessary N any sta
ton Of lief III person Of full age orders these ex-
tIsvaRapt things, be must pay for them. II person
Of fail age be extraysgant enough and absurd enough
TO order coat TO be made of gold, and il made
and delivered 10 his beyond all qde .ion he must a1
for II; bat with minors the law IL otherwise" Jfo,sse
and g,s too rave been decresd not to be se.is,es
Of uDd' rg1 dnse life; tradesmsr says Lord
AbneeT, recover for dinners, soda-wS.,er Lzspqes,
uranpee, and jeies supplied TO Yong gentleman of
the Universities On the other. hand. however, a
horse hss been considered by ord Dcnrosn uesessa-
~ for chemists apprentice who had been recon-
mended u take horee exercise. And she other day
portraits Of DR.. DvDadson and tse Dean Of Ely were
admitted be Decessares Of Undergraduate con or
a distinguished member Of the Evangelical Alliance.
There IL also extant decision Of Lord EenborougA's
very applicable TO the present cay, and highly salts
factory 10 doubt, TO toe taiog of this age in which
he held that regmeBtsls furnished " an infant who
was member Of volunteer CORPS were neoessariss.
"A Madam Howard celebrated for her intimacy
with the French Emperor previous to his marriage,
and on whom be bestowed handsome income imne--
diaely previous 10 that event, alierUard married the
son Of Sir John Trelawny, the Welsh Baronet and
now after separation of come tine from her husband
ION whom she bad settled by contract sbcut f2000
year, tie lady is taking measures 70 secure divorce.
Unless hurbsd up, the will hiring up past crsum
stances Lot at all agreeable for bgh percentages.
Attic last ball at the Tuileries it was remarked
that several ladies, and among them. the Princes de-
Netterpicb, the Princes Murst and Nine. Agnado, ap-
pesred without crDolne, and with dresses rather short
in the waist somewhat in the style Of those Of the 6rt
Empire.
The personally CT the deceased historian Aacau-
Iay is sworn under ESQ, coo. His income larger
than the sum represented az the interest Of this smonn
from the very considerable proceeds Of bis minor works
the Laws Of Rome, the Essays, and Encyclopedias Ar
ticies OF an income of about $4,000, have been not
sstonished but deepy impressed, ny tie iniormstOn
on unnpeaehabe ausborty-that not less tsan e. 500
proves to have been spent annually in scts OF charity
ard muniicent generosity. Those who best knew
Mscaulay must have been peculiarly PANIED by the im
putation of want of heart" made against him in the
obituary article of The Daiy Ntws. In truth, such
charge could only have been made by one who did not
perhaps unsupported Unexplained mi-in'erpreted.
MscauIsy, With considerable Of character, oop
biued an alUost feminine susceptibility and tenderness
His intercourse with women and children showed the
Utmost sweetness of dspo-hion and apoyfulness and
Fectiona,eness never founo when heart is wanting
We give tho "Fsney" intelligence Of Heenan
from The London Daily Telegraph Of Jan. IL. The
Boy" reached London ar night . o'clock, On the
al Il A..
Six inch and shalf In his socknss wearing black
unustacbe and ook altogether rather Ike Distinguished fer
esDer than member Of the prize ring he accompanied
friend Of TIE Of Cusack ard welcomed the po By
Macdonald Being Of generally psy tu nature the Boz
slipped shore win the mails, and bent having little
game for his personal when he ovea BY
Friends particularly anxious for his safety and who
asducus kept company with him daring the few hours Of BIZ
soourn port large Of roughs surrounded
Heepsn Lime station and succeeded IA getting 10
platform whence they cbeered violently the train departed
Crewe Stafford and Rugby good deal Of curiosity
Tested to obtain Eight OF the Boy who evidently
to being peiuey stared and therefore key hius snay
in the Of inst cass carriage On arvngin
town Heenans friends him speedily nto cab thsr dssins
cn being coIdng TO reports the Ta7siock Hotel Coyen Gar
den On the voyage in The Asia training ground
ssed up young asprsu foreosss and hrou
the TIP he kept his muscles Ia condition by inaay bannss
heavy weights attached pusys be oesadoed good
peed tolerzby web informed and has learnt tae Of Span
h during tour in California II ne beats Tom Ssyer be has
only professional object Hs and that vsnqaish
Moey coming With horde Of Yankees the next
england his intention Of
fighting Herman should be gain Of bs be Those who
acquainted with the Boy thai his agility Il something
traordnary ard Jones ~ho keeping Aoarhng
bar gympsuIn and billiard in Phusdepbis declares
punishment be gave Horrey darn the three roundso
their something fngh The yoath looks renik
sby sbou the shoulders scarcely sad
well developed mish be expected below tie waists he has
prominent welsh'ped which b. considered adyaa
tsge n nonPofessionsl sense but likely to be docrDsd
rerhueus shoud into unpleasant eortiguy
WITH wbst would be technically described Mr. Ssye1S
punches Of ives"
correspondent of one of this city's papers says
that it is stated in London that the authorities arc
pbout to adopt measures for preventing the fight. Is Is
slso asserted that negotiations pending for an sp
pesrsnce Of Heepsn at the AlSsnbrs Palace London,
the Submission to The show to be quite exorbitAnt
that charged by Mr.. Rarey.
The Editor of The Mobile Herald has estimated
Heeusns lungs ,snd reports;
In examination Of Keenan, while In Mobile that
be lacked Chest In other words wind and generally he looAed
anything but hardy although big And h. defect Of nDss
which secued bis defeat In the hsh with Morsey who Is
bnheadd fellow, with lungs sr forge bnllows He
stand AID be beaten all day Keenan, has 10 do bis work
rounds Of few minuts ker that he becomes weak Say
the English cbsmpion little fellow bns has pluck and
plenty Of wind added these qualities Of endurance
has great s nee and knows The that he has TO
play with The probabilities are, therefore, the, Keenan, win
not get Ihe English belt sayers viii tle psns " ham
'ut end fog him st bis leisure
The Rev. j. NJ. Cranp, ID D.. was, on The 18th Of
January, nnAnin ously elected President OF Acs6ia
College, Horton, NovaScolia, by the Board of Gov
.rnors. DR.. Crsmp formerly President of the Cob
rge, and has long .erved It's intereets.
The Rev. DIR. Armitage delivered his lecture on
he Wcuen Of the Revolution in the Hall Of the House