New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09


Mrs. Blandina Dudley on the petition Of her niece
Mr. Sarah Tibbs of Troy, Gays it IL assured that IL
hs writ sk.I be attempted to be executed, Mrs. Dad
ey will put in evidence before the Commissioners and
Jury full and detailed history Of every act done or
suffered by her and her several agents in the manage
nent and disposition of her property Of every descp
ion from ,hs death Of her husband, in 1884, up to the
present time and that shs will show the psrpiexites
and sanoyances 10 which she has been exposed, and
the manner in which she has been preyes upon by her
relatives for the past fifteen yeaTi.
"A letter il under ADJUSTMENT in Richmond, Va, az
scrdngto The Heroid's correspondence, which slightly
concerns our friend Joshua II. Gddings Ii is as fol-
lows, the signature being wishheld:
DEAR sIRTbcIe has been notice going the rounds Of the
press Offering thousand dollars reward for that boshesded
old sinner Jo,hus r. Giddng, by the citizens Of Virginia. aud
referring Tor particulars the editor the Richmond EHqH'eT
Now bona Gde Offer propose to sse the reward m
explanation Of which will STATE that am ansve OF 'ener'on
county and consequently sympshize with them Ihafe
mon r. and have got my plans laid which will tell you Inc
old man Mr. ddingr tenibe itching to be Ia his Old place
Mt Washnston He hardly content himself without wines
sing the debates in Congress- II not participating IN she tha
now that tie Harpers Ferry excitement has some"
urdr the pretsnse Of visiting Couge the President &e can
,v 0 him and some others Of the stamp TO accompany
me ,ro nd and introduce &C. By inviting them to go at my
expense and being in Warrington while, think can de-
wise means 10 ret them sher but "a travelling and boarding snd
treating such big bugs 10 free and eas manner so az not TO ex
e scon Is yery 1peusye and being stocked with
the ready shall have ek sdvsnce Of thousand dollars or
order carry out But be very eautt'us do not mention
my any you send the money procare drss Ola
the Metropolitan BInk New York city and send II In letter to
NV adde's as that will excite suspicion, for some ines re-
eeiye SUCH BE very csutious and obhge yours, -
HGrpersfelS, Dec. 1888
PS-Address - H&rpeTsbeldI AIbteoHi& county
ohio.
Willis, reading that young lady OF Edgeheid,
having large circulation of erinoline went to fancy
ball as The Evening News" her dress being entirely
made Of newspapers, says, 1--WE should ike to sub
scribe to her !"
The daughter Of Lavater, whose work on Physiog-
noDy has become n standard publication, is living IN
Zurich in reduced circumstances. She has recently
offered for sale az Memorial Of her Father" his
tverr ounted Medicine Chest and Instruments 70 re-
lieye her own distressed circumstances
M. Dumas few days ago produced before the
French Academy Of Sciences a helmet made Of alnm-
mum, for the King Of Denmark. The workmanship,
by NM. DeachaDssee and Mourey, was beautiful, but
il was more remarkable in scientific point Of view,
from the fact that the metal has received polish equd
to that Of silver; that il has been successfully gilt by
the galvanic process and that TIE operation Of solder
ing succeeded beyond expectation The helmet weighs
ECO pammes it would weigh 1900 fit were of brass
Its resistance il inferior to that Of steel plate, but sd
peror to that Of brass.
When Bishop Odenheimers family took possession
of their new home in Riverside N. j.. they found the
pantries crowded with everything tina; either house-
wife cook could desrea barrel Of sugar in one, of
four in another-with other pccsgsares in profusion
the surprise Offering Of Epucopshans there. Then
came purse of S2G0 from Episcopa ians in Mount
Holly, TO bear the expenfe Of removal from Philade
phia. These don atoms o1ere' manifestation of
TIE affection already entertained for Bishop Oden.
heimer.
---says"J. o." ip TIE Montgomery Ala AdVer-
tiser, was recently cOnyersing wiGb ayonDg lady
Of this country, noted for good sense aud originality,
who earnest aud eloquent in prss Of the patriotic
resolutions adopted by the ladies OF Rchuoud, that
the would not any article o dresA manufactured
at brought from the North; that t, do SO,
they would learn to cloth with tie old fashioned
loom, &c. ], Of course, agreed with my yonug Lady
friend in everything she said but was must confess,
puzzled to know what the dear ladies' would 40 f3r
hoops so rather bashfuly asked the question, ytat
sth soa do for steel ard brossP Imagine my discom-
future at her characteristic and patriotic reply, chite
oak splits torererP Let the Virginia ladies take
courage"
Mrs. Governor Morgan has fixed wednesday
afternoon from 10 to 3, and evening from to To-
her days for receptions during the Winter.
The number Of Southern medical students who
have left this city In accordance with the REGULATIONS of
the late meeting at the University IL but two and one
Of those may return.
The Right Rev. John y. Eeumann, ID. d., Roman
Catholic Bishop Of Philadelphia died in that city on
Thursday. The Bishop, at o'clock in tho afternoon
complained that lie never had felt strangely ia his
life. Immediately afterws-d he started out from the
Episcopal residenoe, and at $3.50, when walking upon
the sidewalk in Vine street. Thirteenth, he fell
suddenly dead. His memory was prodisious. and biz
eaEacity linguist unbounded. dc spoke not only
al The dialects Of the Austrian Empire but master
Of the various tongues OF modern Europe in addition
TO the dead languages studied in the coe Of bic pro-
festonal career.
-TIe Nasketye Usioh and AmerlcdH was recently
deprived Of one Of its editors by fracas and another
by the sudden attack Of heart disease On the lst inst.
new firm was organized, by assoeiating with MessFs.
Griffith & Huntington, former propretoN, Mrs. East
man, widow Of one Of the late proprietors, and the
Hon. John {. Burch. Mr.. Burch, in his salutatory,
sayshe will "rigidly escbew personalities" and ex-
poets the same courtesy 70 be extended TO him.
The Hon. D.. OBJ. Branch, whose hostile demon
STATIONS TOWARD Mr.. Grow have given bim some mo-
tofeiy, lea person ot large muscular development,
forty Year, Of age. a graduate Of Princeton College,
and son of The late Gov. Branch of North Car,iiaa,
who was Secretary OF The Navy under Presidcot
jackson. He entered Congress four years ago. Dur
ing the first sesaon OF the last Congress he served
the same Committee with Mr.. Grow-;hat on Torrito-