New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

events 10 deadenIg wesrisomeness"
Republican clubs are forming ia large numbers.
There is in Corfu, Genesee County, A. A. hosher
President The students Of Williams College nave
also organized club of which j. 81 Paul Is the ffeS
ident; they count $50 RENDERS. TIE Republicans OF
WalWorth have done hkewisei 7. G. Yeomsns Is the
President Of the club.
The Senate on Friday confirmed large number Of
appointments, among them George al. wharton as
Distric.Attorney of Philadelphia, and Henry G. Key
ga Navv A,spt at baltimore. Also, the folio wing
tpoatross,srs, II. t. Phillips, Chattanooga, Tenni II.
4. steyeus Citation, Miss C. b. Bacsus, Adrian,
Mich: John Montgomery, Marshall, Mich s, w.
Denton. Pontiac, Mchi Samuel Melcher, Exeter, N.
H.; Jobr II. MeFaTren, Lstsle, ILL.,; John Il. Mae
sew. South Bend, Ind; Herbert Clark Andover
Macs; S. p. Morgan, West MeIideD Conn., Henry
III. Clark, Bonneville, No.; j, b. AFcDade, Chapel
Hid, N. c.; Geores Gdlei, Nebraska City; George
Williams, White Water, Wis. X. Hoyt, Stamford
Conn; T. @. B;rdseye, Derby Conn; j. H. Baker,
Milford, Macs; John CoDvers, Delaware, o. c. Ear
by, Joliss, H. N. Jay, Racine, Miss John
Durham Woonsocket, r, l.; T., Winslow, Peru, H.
George Weket, Fond du Lac, Via; w. p Wonmaek,
Grass Valley, and George Klaber, MokeluuDe, CAL
The sensation of the day at Paris Is caused by the
preaching of clergyman named Dapanloup. The
correspondents Of Tie London Star says: 81 have
just returned ron the exhibition, and safely de-
clare that no theater race course or fair ever pre-
sented such extraordinary spectacle that afforded
by the crowd in the church. As early nine o'clock
every place secured. At twelve, the street had
become impossible, ss it was hoped that glimpse
might be caught Of the hero "a he agbted at the door,
At one precisely, tho srtst-bshop made his sppear-
ance and stood before scramblipg, sAreking sitting
crowd of enthusiastic fine gentlemen and hyssericAl
hDe ladies The excitement great that the author
iy Of the besds in spite of stsve and halberd cooked
bat and embroidered unforn, was completely Get 81
nought, and the faipti1g ladies deliberately seated
themselves on the shoulders of toe gentlemen, who de-
Tended them valsnty vi b uplrted chairs against
the Ofcias who Unsigned s1eh position TO be indecent
snd improper IN piaoe OF worship. The geDdaTmes
called TO the more than once but, like the
horses Of the CITY Guard they are schooed 10 bearing
81 thin u from city crowd, aud knowing the habits
Of the moro enihus,a tic portion OF the fair devotees
Of Paris, and their extraysgsnt demonstrations
Of admiration for an eciesiastcs fsvorite,
showed themselves moot reasonable and tenn
peraie In their renon strarces, and good humor
not disturbed although the toilets Of the ladies suffered
30 considerably that the pavement OF the church was
found 10 be strewn with ali kinds Of contrvances for
addDg TO the chances OF captivating the otter
manifesto from the cure of ST. Koch has jus. been
posted up, wherein he deprecstes most strongly the
improperly of such demonstrations of enthusiasm IN
place Of worship, and imporss Of his congregation to
behave with more calmness for the future"
"A Washington dispatch says that Mr.. Piyor's
wife and FIVE children were in Washington when he
sent his challenge TO Mr.. Potter. Mr.. Potters wife
also in the city at the time, quite eam saying she
did not wiSh 10 say any thing of the affair until it
over and declared that she knew her husband to be
brave man. n'.''.''. ..
John b. Raine, fortwenty-four years, with the
exception OF snort interval President of the Northern
Bank Of Kentucky, at Paris, died on Wednesday
morning aged ~ years The deceased was one of the
most prominent AMI well-kpoWn citizens of Northern
Kentucky. ...-
The following bit of romance comes from Penn
sylysnia: young man left that Slate several years
sgo to look after property ia Belgium bequesth
ed 10 his mother He transacted bis business abroad
and was to return home in the Pacific with the funds
resulting from the sale Of the estate referred to- The
Pacific VISA never heard from, and the mother mourn
ed the lofs If her The other day he returned to
her The course OF his history hus On the point
Of embarking in the Pacific where his passage was 50.
cueo he fell sick III London, and, during this Illness,
was robbed Of al bis money, He wonid moi return
homo penness and, therefore, went 70 France, after
ward TO Russia. BE obtained situation there upon
one ofthe Government railways accumulated properly,
gYent again to France, msde an advantage specua
ioD in real estate, then married heirees in England
and returned to this country in Bohemian TO seek
his mother and take her back to lis Ens.isa home.
The telegraph anpoonces The death Of Mr. John.
ION, formerly member Of the House of Represents
ives from MsrylsDd. Sir johnson was in the 55th
pear of his age, having been born ia 1906. Afer
kudyiDg law be was admitted to tho bar of the So
IRENE Court in 1881, and six years aftsrward was
Eeeted 10 Congress- where he sryed tbTss terms As
1 supporter of whist WAS called the Wing policy he
lbok prominent part public afairs presided a:
lbe Young Mems Convention which nominated Henry
clay for the Presidency.
"A week OF two ago, in Chesthan County, Teru.
James Morgan retired TO bed 10 read, and after he I'd
1Aen asleeo the family aroused by his screams,
when they hurried 10 his just "a he threw the
door open and fell PROSTATE to the floor. He so
badly burned that he died in alay two sfterward
Die had GONE SO 600 in hs room, the eser part of il
being in gold come Of which has been recovered IN
Managed condition. but the paper money was entirely
4OSt.
About Elk weeks ago, man named Cannon mys'
l,s,ously disappeared from the viege Of Wilimsntie,
Ironp., under peculiar circumstances. He went from
lie room where he was sitting, one evening" for the
urpoe of tax ng an srnful of wood in from the she'd
s wore neither coat nor hat. Sine then he had not
been heard from or seen, t ast Taesday then he was
kound In the river in the same town. with his hands
lied and otherwise showing that he had met with foul
flay.
n Mr. A. s. Duuee, late Frepch Vice-COnsul at Mo-
bile died in that city on the 7th inst.
"A sad event happened at A bi9n, N " las! week.
widow woman residing there Oss her boy, child OF