New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21
June, records the story Of tho dongssf - bisA en
whose parents formerly resided in Tie HghkofAeod q

June records the story Of tho dongssf - bisA gin.
wbose parents formerly resided in tie stshborseed q
the town In which that journal Is putlhteJ suSssaa-
italy as fellows: Her father. VIM. McCasd, . sdos-
maker, and tenant Of susA farm near Bapyosna,
died in circumstances Of pecuniary embar-~~msot
s'ne Yeas ago At the fime Of his death bis hsbii-
ities smouptd 10 nearly Gao, and hi family were Id
without shilling for themselves any mears for he
liquidation of these debts Soon after bis dea,h sbos
The year 1853, bis daughter, Ann Jane McCosd, esse
scarcely 20 years of age, emgstsd to America, bare
sic Obtained employment "a domestic ssrvs Va.
Having from The detern ined 10 pay every W
tbit of her dead fathers liabilities she boarded 81 W
email earrings of her industry With the utmost cure,
and, alter six years Of ioeeseant toll her noble aspirs-
TORS were crowned with success-hcr ardent dssiss
wss accomplished sind the grand aim Of al Der ssH
sac ifciDg exertions was fully achieved On the OH
Of February last, she sent letter from No. 80 west
TweDy.fourh street, Ne~-York, rsmi tng 70 Nc.
james McCorc of Castlsgore bank orde. for lie zm
of E4O he Distributed by hat gentleman in paymsu&
Of her fstfer debts. The aggregate gum due ~
f34 &c. 81. In postscript, che directed that ous Nc
Berry should be paid 5e the amount a. his dsbt,
and that the balance of the remittance, 6 lie. Cd,
hould be presented to her sister, Mrs. Margaret WilsSa
"A Graduate under President Weber wrxsssc
1he Boston Transcript, concerning the recent Com
neDct ment at Cambridge. He was pleased, IN tho
main, but saw some evils that be calls upon tss Col
ie8e Government 70 remedy. One Of these coaiaed
in making tfe ben. Edward Everett stand nc ia . ,
hore-esr al the wey out to the Colleges while several
young men were sitting down; another grievance was
that the yor pg men ssis'ed on smuggling themselves
into the rar ks Of the elders while All were on their
way to dinner. thus securing something to eat, .
happiness which would not otherwise have fallen TO
their lot. "A Graduates" opinion concerning d
Commerce ment parts are ibter sting: TbA Lain
saluatory sn orssoriei performance" an esacy
on unknown Saints, Oy sOn of the Rev. Dr..
Nehemiah Adams was in general c"mmends'iou II
ac's CT charity and eyiDoed smisbe disposition In
TIE author" md, finally, the cor GLIDING orstou on
TIE Coming Man" was " a performance which did
honor TO the speaker, to the College. and TO New
Engard and roaid hare done honor 10 any Aember ef
coneressp Such irony as mis- is quite too much.
AT the business meeting of the Algnni of Harvard
College, on Thursday, slight brush occurred bet ~esu
the young asd the old GODS of The noursus mother.
It appears that the former bavs been growing rher
reaiye ibr soSe time under tie domnstion Of thoss
whom Young America Is wont i-reverensfy 70 deu0m-
nate old Foeies and that they have taken several
casons to Try their strength in opposition On tbedsy
here alluded to, some feeling expressed besause
the Calgs faculty had caused the Inauguration Of he
new President totsks place the Aluani day. and .
rising young Boston lawyer PROPOSED vote Of censnre
upon The reverend body the faerlsy, for this act.
Tbereupon, Us might bave been expected, serious
tempest arose. DR. Oliver Wendell Holmes was 10 the
chair and be suffered acutely from the hundred sharp
points o.: order thrust at bin by excited men. The
young AiumDi made the attack, bat the old fogss
e. cod up N such a solid pbalanx asouly bostss and
Cambridge combined can show, and the resolution was
laid on the tabls--li3 10 "a. Then all laughed anA
W ent to hear the inaugural address. t.. s...5,.
"A Paris respondent says: r9-s. .-tg
ait now turns out tnai the young Bsmbas iilneI
was I'll saam. When Baron Brebier had forced bin
to an interview, and convinced him that be bad 40
chance hu, thorough understanding with the eovsr.
eign of Norsh Italy, foreign aid being utterly out OF
the oaest'on, the juvenile Bourbon felt qnslm Of
conscience az any slliaI with an 'excemmuncated
pow er, and fegned Sickness TO allow Of hare and
license from HE Court Of Ron which performances
occupied two days. On receipt of the 'dspensetiou,
this monarch of an indep kingdom was Al liberty
e. transact the business Of the State, and proclaim TO
the void b,s desire TO- intimate communion with
Sovereign under foil Papsl ban. Such b the farce 40,
secrs Rom behind the stage" .-,s To- l7 fs,5s .u