New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31
Personal.

The la SIence calamity.
Hume. toe Connecticut Yankee tailor, who
swsppsd bis svrtualisu jor a Russian princess, has
perretossed bis family his powers me iium.
LITER from hio IN Lobdon says he receives intelligent
communications through bic infant son.
--Nessrs. Thsyer 4 Ed idge publishers OF Red
psh's Life OF John Brown" on Friday forwarded
10 Ms Mary A. Brown, at North Eliza, draft for
i,e0o, as rrt instamsnt Of the profit the family OF
CAPT Brown are to receive from the pub icaon OF this
Biography.
At meeting Of the Senior Glass in Yals College,
held on Wednesday the Isth, the fsAoweg cleo ions
Of eff eIs for Presentation Day we're made; For Glass
Orator-Jos4ph L. Daniels Of East Midway, MssS'
FOR Class Poet-Charles A. Boise Of Keene, N d.
The community will learn with regret of the de-
sease Of Mrs Eliza Lee Folen, widow Of the lac
Prof Charles Folen of Boston, which occurred at her
residence ia Boston on TnRrsday afternoon, after an
Tlp.,s of about week, from typhus fever The has
hand Of Mrs Foien was Professor Of History IN Har-
ward University and was lost by the burning OF the
steamer Lexington on Long Leland Sound, about
twenty wears aeo. Mrs. Folen was daughter of
sawoel Cabot once distinguished merchant IN Bos-
non and was connected with many of the most Inhu-
en,ial families IN the metropolis. Her literary aaio-
mente have rendered Der eminent authoress She
was an intimate friend Of William Ellery ChannnS,
and was y ell known in the Unitarian body "a zeal
Gus advocate Of his views She has been one OF the
most prominent members of the Ladies AnA-Savery
Society, and her views upon tho subject OF Slavery
have leo her to leading part malt the movements
for lis abolition She woman OF amable disposi-
ou. attractive ia her Manners AMI of rare converse
tionsl covers. Her age was about o.
The Duke of Sutherland gave ball, on the 18th
Of December, at bis seat Trencbam, to upward Of
100 Of his domtstes and persons employed In yarionS
capacities on the TreDtham estate. The ball was
on.nsl bv her grace the Duchess of Sutherland and
the Earl If Crse; several Of she nobility aud gentry
took part in the pleasures of the evening" aud to the
utmost endeavOred to promote the enjoyment Of all
who were present.
Mr.. Young of The Aibion, in pleasant letter
froo Parip in6ulges IN the following personalities
Place aaz Same facility Of adaptation that seems
tobe the REGULAR sf, my Western friends, Ms Sebbns has
ten bar place suddenly smou souPors aud promises to can
ravdy Tor bese enyisbe reputation Il might have been
ra might been the toward consciousness OF strength
t her TO launch upon career Many have
tid 10 dper se with training and Instruction and have serA'
biz failed. viii be- Is otherwise with this lady. unn.oieo'
unprseteed commenced modelling and ohSeng ana mas
already executed pair Of ststue twenty inches
In hight for Mr. Of EewYok, which Will be greatly
adned they The one is sailor the other
me intended ypy the industrial energies Of the United
The, we've ordinary Of our day. and beng
eDded for specs and inches ia private residence are
Of necessity courned action Leading scuptoIs decline pos
vey to innovg which declares that e1
md things NAV be they really in the material
which mind hsbnusy associates with every thing and any
thing save reality Nj UbsSn woEld undertake at any pse
the figure gentleman CARRIED genesen generally are In the
..r Of (sce 1889 Not So Stebbins She has accepted
the ak thoroughly well 'ucceded in showing that
hopeless doubt perhaps whether youths 50
trim 90 unty graceful and pOec flor lack Of better
do actually the digng Of Sacramento or reef top
sas on the B1uks of Newfoundland. But do know that
there might be Sueb the good Time that coming had yet
this than be said Of the nude and sen
zDde fantasies Of the che that usually presented to
H1ebesses workers In aud
wood ard and plaster have long ceased to be thus A'dous
TO say nothing painters scared by msou
tsshe kDeebreehes the poets only and the workers 10
marble cling enacousy to the IDEAL But change comes
te erd II order Of Nature. Miss sebbns has clothed
A. l,nh Of Labor IN LahoYs garb Has Tenuyson
,syeS IN Maud bring together Olympus and One Tree
Hni
"Nov for another rising American sculptor-for love to
z,ure with the risen Il the rising that i"cine to speak
AZ sorv son Of the fsInous Jas that name work
spon life and fulength Cleopatra seated which, Ia clay
l. Of e1esedng promise It's not Es5pts Queen In the goe oil
slight drcsie thVoughb'ed youthful beauty oil European
~ and FORM such pict nal Animals and illustrated Shsks
ots Neither Il Il Guides inexpensive she
with the half Of obsky bust and the counensnee that might
belong any fair Of your acquaintance On the contrary
IA savers of the zI the pkce wheIeo the original belonged
A "a IL represents her broodng her perpiexes that
ksssd her hour approached 80 she mature IN yeas
ho,y telling she died at 49, In the face there Il still
sn ichery and small vouptuousness; but the latter
redssed by souhiDg that bring mystic Sphax to ones
xsm.mlr nee and aids immediate recognition Of he ePprop
Of the picturesque costume These things airs hard to
esoribe IN limited spsce bat strike that BIZ soTys Cleo
patrais at cace original and 81 gusTy fehcitous
"ADdDe FOE an American painter nsng fast and certain TO
nae ish 10 whom with pleasure because his debut
In NsW,Yok such may be called did not lead me 70 believe
That tsne was the abouDdng talent hat lie possesses
reader may reooeot and possibly some neSpsPers ~
corded that u one Of Exhibitions Of the New York
a,naanav Of Do ign Tisn named among the artists
n aes he oentrbued hung badly and 70 tell the truth
IA 40. sppraI 70 better fate They unnotced or
husd YET the psiBte them far capable OF form
ING odsnen is destined 10 eineDce not compsey Dat 40
outes sat Re profound aud psinssng student Of
M nest Venetian school Of color and has certainly succeeded in
., much Of theory that h practice 81 uie IN
is resu dc write, and could not Tor men oil his own
vofessio may add his process understand IT, consists
m eschexng OF gUens and In working cut ms de-
red effects BY layer upon layer OF primitive haes Ehe hno
and orpesue Of tine immense and would SHOCK the slap
.b bat In aerial essence In deicary
m tutbfaas the ioes well rewarded and the locker
an is charmed with bis landscapes have sen no pictures BY
,us men that Independent OF tie hight wheFein
tx are hunsso much have they Of Il In themselves Closely
examined tsse various tnDgs show effect somewhat akin to
,h.. Of the .re ssppug this Is lost at proper distance
Mr. Tilen much p&oniSed, especially BY English smseur'
and a. he many orders hand At once he ADOPTS
rAsvs Int eesinly convenient He painting seven or eigh
n,s,ss and al similarly advanced Finay
A. assured feel confident that his fame viii be
o ssured suoaz hs eounteD home when hey nave az
opportunity Of judging what stride he has taken in his pro-
ksSon.
who viii not - tlsd 70 that Mrs BrownEgs health has
izoproved Her Husband here with her, full Of ne0s ana
bod vgoT."
A correspondent writes to us from Watkins,