New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

ont Of my nlpuD. Bas otun eatS~" sf~ n~'<-.f
SrelP ooh dear, mel the puppy showed such
deucedIy good ase in the selections he made could
no, link Of having him arrested"
Madame Bodscs attended the Presidents last
lsvee in her court Dress valued at oOo The masses
stared.
The resolution Introduced into the Assembly that
"tte Buffalo Savings Bank report what sums OF money
have been deposited therein under the order or sao
ct TO toe objection Of the District Coart OF the cnea
Saes for the Northern District of this State, bsween
January /, 1882 and January 1, 1860, and whether
any compensation has besn paid upon any SUCH
sums Of money" IL raid 10 be simed a. Judge
Hall Of Buffalo, Mr.. FiInores appOntse. 1t
Ia alleged that the Judge has been using the deposits Of
the Disuii Court -fs In The bank snd large AMOUNT
or The profts over and above his salary. ~
-Grace Greenwood gave q lecture to the ssavicts
and visitors at the Ohio PeDitenisry on Sunday.
About thousand persons 10 attendance, and her
opening remarks about endearuenu of hon ne fathers,
brothers, aud sistsrs exceedingly affect
ing, moving many to tears She held up TO the adu-
ramon and wonder Of her hearers, the character and
qualities of heart of Lacy Frankla, florence Night
ingale, Dr. Kane, and msny Others, and retired from
that singular audience with blessings from those whose
feelings WtIo NIOpfub up'H 40 ehJ sN"J 49, W
touei ed by q lady of Grace Grsenwoods gifts.
Prof. E,py, the distinguished meteorol0girt, was
attacked with parsy ss Tuesday evening last, at the
house of relative in Cincinnati On account Of his
advanced age sbout IS years. it is feared that he viii
not long survive this attack
"A Paris letter writer cay that hrs Quincy Is not
deferred by her position from appearing In puoc. she
walks daily on tie Boulevards, seemingly watching
with the ereaest interest the erec ion ethe little line
of shoIs fer the sale Of NewYears tres, which ara
rising On either ,ide and wears a cer'an wide-agak
hat adoi ned with long feather which gives her an
extremely juvenile appearance. She is Of small figure,
with round face and rudy complexion small spark
ling black eyes and quantities of dark hair encrsng
ter face and gathered on the neck behind Her CON-
paDion though of somewhat foxy tint, has, as well,
qniet and subdued expression, which gives him tue
look OF pensive shepherd who has tended hia dock
till he has grown into the likeness Of one Of his own
sheep This may originate in the awk wardness of his
present position for it quite consong to see how his
outward appearance comedies with the present French
fa,hion which requires every male Partisan TO look
like an English groom, If wishing to be taken for
French nobleman
We are requestsd by Messrs. Robert Bro5erck
and John Broderick residents of this city, TO state that
they are next heirs to the late Senator Brodercks
property Senator BIS father and their father being
brothers.
Boston papers express the hope that +. ID. Hunt
ngtobs resi. nation of his Office Preacher TO the
University ana Plum mer Professor Of Christian Morals
az Harvard viii slIay in great degree the unfortunate
stale Of feeling existing among the students at Cam
bridge in regard 10 the religious exercises and services
of the College AS matter, have stood the past two
ars the preaching of :" Tne Preacher has been IN
vain.
"A professional correspondent of Walkers Spirit
SAYS that Heenan is the victim of constitutional dsease
Of the worst type, which will prevent his winning the
fight with Seyers-that is if be subjects himself 70
severe training. Generous living keeps the disease
down, but hard training viii develop it again. IL ne
would train long enough, it would perhaps cure him,
but the alternate effect Of few weeks Will only bring
1t TO the surface. Finnegss forfeited TO Roach last
Summer from the same cause. FiDDegas could not
endure training from the fact that the devil ia his sys
tenn would not be rooted out without struggle. The
accident was orchits For these two reasoDs The
SPIRIT correspondent believes Heenan cannot win and
ars that unless he goes in half train, and fights
Say ers fast, be is doomed to dcfcat. ~. "a.
-Garibaldis possible bride ia the daughter of the
Marquis of Raimondi, young; spirited Isssie Of 10,
who, during the last eag,psgn, gave Garibaldi re-
pested and importsn. tidings of the movements OF
Urban and his troops. Her patriotism and her horse
womansbip touched the warriors heart; her father is
extremely anxious for the match, and is probable
that toward the end of January Giorena Rainondi
will I'LL the place left vacant Just ten years ago by
Anita, his Brazilian bride.
The Principal of the State Military College of
Louisiana, at Alexandria, is said to be brother OF
the Hon. John Sherman the candidate Of the Repubi-
cans for Speaker Of the House.
The injuries received by the Right Rev. Bishop
McClosky of Albany, by the Late collision on the
Hudson River Railroad are, it is said more serious
than at FIRST supposed. The Right Rev. Preate has
sustained dislocation in the ankles and severe contu
sioDs Of the chest, aud will probably be unable to
proceed to his home for several days. BE Is stu the
guest of the Rev. Father Hackett Of Tarrytown.
The Cincinnati papers mention the fact that
young man pamed j. A. Smith, residing at Eaton,
Ohio, had been accused of absconding from Middle.
town with $1,000 IN his possession, which had been
intrused to him to convey to Winchester II now ap
pears that on the way to the tter place he stopped to
see sweetheart, whose charms were powerful that
he could not leave till the next morning and when he
reached bis destination several hours after be was ex-
pected be found his dismsy that he had been tee-
srsphed al over the surrounding country as a de-
fallter
The Emperie Kansas Neps says that q land-war-
rant for 100 acree Issued to Susan Decatur widow
Of Commodore Stephen Decatur" was located few
days ago by citizen of this county at the Land Office
at Lecompton.
The New-York correspondent of The Philadelphia