New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-10
Personal.

rived in Montreal last Thursday evening with his
bride, aud stopped at the Montreal House.
Rev. John f. Chambers was murdered near
Pekp, n. c., on the 23d of May last and coronsrs
jury hse decided that runaway slave committed the
crime, while three other negroes accessory to it.
The Runaway is dcscbed ss feet or inches high,
about 30 years of sge broad shoulders upper teeth
protrucirg, with aecar lump his orhead which
he said WIGS caused by fall in eaping from the
K A. Chambers offers 500 for his arrest and commit
ment to Jail at Troy n. c.
-ESmund French late Assistant Superintendent oy
the Treasury exttDsioD under Indictment for emhez
cement. died at Washington Saturday morning.
His trial was to have taken place on the day Of his
death.
The Board Of Medical Officers will assemble at Bait
more Oh the Goth Of September for the examinad Of
assistant surgeons for promotion or Of such Candidates
fer appointment for the medical staff of the army as
may be invited to present themselves There now
three vacancies in the grade of assistant surgeons.
The Precedent has recognized G. ". Heurings as
Vice-Copsul of Hanover at New-York.
TIE New-York correspondent Of The Hartford
Press is of the opinion that there Is little virtue lsf IL
Manhattan pit what is embodied in the person OF
the Hon. John Cochrane, and Of this correspondent
How it is divided between them be does not state.
Mayor Wood was absent from the City Han on
Saturday and Monday.
The "Draytons' give their admirable Parlor
Operas at Saratoga next week
Mrs. Washington jackson. Miss jackson, and
Miss Ellen jackson Of the United States attended the
II cent State Bal given by the Queen at buckingham
Palace
1t IL grs.ifyipg to learn from The London Morn.
ing Hrald that OF Saturday afternoon Mrs. Disrae
gave an elegant breakfas, to brilliant circls." Ire
dazzling occasion was ire review Of the Volunteer
Core by the Qu.en aud when the brilliant circle bad
crcumscred the elegant breakfast table 1t went up 10
the roof of the house the top Of the mansou," as
The Herald dAintiy rays, where gsleri-s bad bean
eIect for the accommodation Of those who wished to
see the chow.
y 1t is said that the British Government has notified
the President Of tie Unied States that the Prince VI
Walls Intends ! aving England at an early day Ter
Canada ard that he viii proceed from Canada drec y
| t, Warrington.
Mr.. J I'm b. Cough has been in Great Brsian
nearly three years and expects to return to tbis
| court during the conf August. We learn from
tn. London Record that he has delivered 10 Of bis
powerful Addresses in the provinces fourteen in Exeter
Hall, and TIN in theaters, halls and chapes In London
during tie pact year. In the provinces 1t Is estimated
that over l40 900 have listened TO his argamsnts ana
spIess and over 1900 have sgnsd the pledge OF t"ts
abstinence; while in London he had addTes ed upward
Of 90 900 persons ard GOO names have been adced 10
tbe hook ri the cose Of the meeting, besides
large numbers afterward. This is the result OF one
Years labor ard does not exceed that of the PIE
cscr years. few days since he delivered i've al
dresses in Exeter Hall, London, IN ole week. 10 very
| CROWDED audiences making ia all W 'ectores ~"cn
| he hes givep in that place He has 6ltesdy accepted
more than 200 invitations t., lecture IL America aztec
| lis return. His health holds remarkably good under
ttese reptsed exsrtions and be declares himself de-
,ernjned 10 battle the evil irtemperanoe SO long ss he
shall live.
| M q. C.. Gladyvin, young American artist from
Come ccut has heen studying for nearly year al ne
scbool Of AFT connected with the South kensington
Museum London end has been successful in obtaining
T. first medals awarded 10 the school, which numbers
about 49, and also tire national medals for which all
| the schools If art in Great Britain competed
| Mr. J. Cordr,er Of Montresl, having made state
ment the late Rev. Theodore Parkers opip-
| ions on American and British political insttniiorS
s,ps that it Was denied by Boston paper lie tnen
rciter,.es his rmer assertion in letter to the Rev
John T. Sa, gent Of Roston in the f"ilo~ing words'
i
| III t,ic uUpth of Sarch-I me Mr.. Parker IN the rail-
| wsy csr, ss | ives coming from Boston home ward
We psss tho day together there ana the night IN the
| same chamber Of the hotel We had various CONVEX
sliiofs on society AID poll q and be- tool me rather
by prise when be haid that on the whole be regarded
accn-tituona monarchy, limited like the BStlsh aud
free to adapt itself 10 the progressive serment OF me
age and nation rs the best SECURITY for the general
| freedom. Of The people. And l lately repeated the
| staten ent simply and without comment, because
ought it ouid challenge attention and provoke re-
A,ction do rot know that he has any who're put on
record any formal comparison between Republcsni5m,
IA the m erican Ubinn, and q limited monarchy, ~
| in Great Britain that he bad at any other TINA
expreee. an opinion way or o'ber on this sub
iect; 40 ths, do not know whether his conviction,
when tsprf ssed TO me, recent one, or one ei
loI standing The dspgess peeu lar 10 pnrty Demo
cIaiic institutions cane under our rsview-such us DC.
siRl ing d, nagogism and The 6emoralzbg nrgues Oh
| mere party poliicanr-'
The London ftmts, in q recent leader, pays the
| following con- piiment TO army officers:
Tiere ia no cass of her citizens of which America
hss better he proud than of the oict Ts OF hei
amy. Educated for the mort part In the dehgntiul
and romantic solitude Of West Point .but out rom TIE
busy world around them by gigantic chain oil noun
tain, ON the one side and the crcling course Of the
| Hudson on the other ard subjected TO discipline
afb teaebs, item 10 command The mseves and otners
The Ulcers of The American army join 10 ful snare u
the national intelligence an smount OF modr ay an ,
0entleuess which may be permitted 70 say nos
lie so uniyt rsal among their feo country men as
some Other moro brilliant qualities In the pu'susS
- nroC.asion peculiary arduous aud rlremunefaied
oss.fseA ~ the knowledge which, according 70 Tue
Furopeap AZ STEM is subdyided among ball oozen
xryic.s thoroughly understanding the dates OF 10,
libtry IND cavalry officers excellent afunsis's @'u
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