New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-04
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We lind in 1he EoUtc So"f"" eho 5""J"'''S'
;,;e from the ever fresh pen Of the senior editor Oh
| II at agreeable and entertaining paper;
'--'0 "TnE EVERGREEN
| . r."BY aEoaeE y. NoRRIs.
.Love e.uoet be- the al0e-,ree,
Whose bloom but nee 10 SEEM
90 search tbs grove-the tree Of love
10 sure the eyemeen;
For that's the same, In leaf or frame,
Meath cold or sunDy skies;
YSS tsis sS. sI9%ndd as s.p'' have OO1n
"Tha, love TIM. shoots, and firmly root.
rb In wSn .%l.. ns ssS ,, .s S
II grows fadeless tree
The tree Of love, ell trees above
In summers SUNNI, bloom Or Winters gloom,
hardy evergreen"
"A fellow living on the Indian shore of the Ohio
River, Vevay, Indiana, having recently Loot his
WIFE crossed in boat to the Kentucky side, visited
graveyard there, and stole tombstone which he
p iced over the remains Of his amented better half
William Henry Eslbeck, from the medical de-
partmert of Bowdoin College, Me-, aud Wilbur Fisk
Burns, with the degree of b. A., from Wesleyan Uni
verify Conn., are young colored men about TO return
to Africa. The la is the of Bishop Burns of
the Methodist Episcopal Caurch of Liberia. These
young men are natives OF Liberia.
The Rev. Cyrus Prindle editor Of The Wesleyan,
in his tissue of the 9th of june estimates the member
chip of the American Wesleyan Church at Q, 600
Others be says place the number high as % 900;
but be thinks this an overestmate
Sir Allan McNsb. the Upper Canada hero, and
Sir Etienne Pascba Tache, of Lower Canada, have
both been named aides-ie. camp TO Queen Victoria,
with the honorary rank of Colonel in the British
Army.
A lucky Irish miner, named ONeill, has discov-
cred damol DIS In the black sands of the Ovens district
in Australia.
"A letter of the 18th nit. from Berlin, says that
Lord Bloomfield, the British Minister at that Court,
has iust returned from England, occasion Of the
approaching ACCOMPLISHMENT of the Princess Royal of
her second child Sic James Clarke the accoucher of
Queen Victoria, bad also been sent for.
Prince Edward Of SAKE .Weimar has been fined
3d. and costs for refusing to pay toll for his chaise
passing through KensiDgton-gae, London. The Prince
was going on daty in uniform, and was of opinion
that this would exempt his carriage
The Rev. +. o. NILSSON, after spending about
nine wears in the United Satee, in successful evan
pelcal labor calls this week for Sweden, the country
from which he was baDished by his religious opinions
As Sir Waller Scott was leaning on Purdey's arm,
in one of bis walks Tom said, Them are fine novels
CT yours Sir Walter they just invaluable to me-"
4" am glad to hear il, Tom" Yes, Sir, for when
have been ont all day, hard at work, and come home,
vara tired if | sit down with pot Of porter by the
fire, and take up one of your novels, I'm asleep
directly"
The F,etmans Journal ia somewhat exercised
atout the funkeys who viii run after the Prince of
Wales when lie is Ia New York, seeking " TO toady
him. fee him and fool him." All this is of little conse
ouepce however because the Prince is slow in his
brains. I" So let him come and Dance and dine, and
drive and enjoy himself be bored, the case may
be. Let all the foolelies therefore of Fit avenue,
be expended on the youngster. Let the vulgar rich
treat him to their fines, wines, ana to their most
sayOry dishes. Let all the damseb and DANES that
think such liberties honor give him chance to kiss
them. Let only Trinity Caur,h take the advice of
The Churclraan newspaper, and do homage, ia its
precnca, az becomes the daughter of the Church of
England to her hurting grand father. Let every
one that has enough Of curiosity, run to see him. For
onr part, We would go long way to gee the young
man Of bis age, and to talk WITH him, whom we could
forskpow was one day be President of the United
States; but if Barnum were to engage the Prince OF
Wales for year and to send the most pressing in
itions we could not get up interest enough In the
Gaze to cause us TO walk up the steps Of the Museum
and take look
The Paermitans are wreaking their vengeance
on the old Neapoitan police whenever they have an
opportunity. Recently, man who, under the fallen
Government had been charged with the surveillance
of boats was recognized the Felicia gate Cries OF
"a Police spy we're raised, aud crowd OF persons
rusbed after him in pursuit. The uniortunats man
ran through the Streets the throng increasing every
moment He took refuge in chemists shop, roand
which body of 10000 persons of all classes coon as
sembed uttering cries OF death against him. Two
Piedmon,ese officers endeavored to calm the fury OF
the people but their ords were OF no effect. The
shop was soon filed and in a minute after the man re-
ceyed more than fifty pognad stabs, and lay dead on
the ground. The body was dragged away to be
thrown into the sea, and when It was seen by the
people on the outside, loud applause and claPpng OF
hands testified the delight they felt at the death OF one
of their old perfecutors.
The people of Belfast, Ireland, were hoaxed on
the 18th Of July by seedy adgenturer, who adver-
tised that Victor Hugo would speak in the circus for
the benefit of Garibalji When the manager had col
lected all the money for the tickets, he went away,
leaving the audience to do the same when they were
tired of waiting for the lecture. ...
The Cincinnati Gazette says that the real estate
and personal property of Nicholas Longworth of that
civ has been ascertained within few days to be
So 500 600 600 900 in real estate and 100000 in
personal property.
The question, What becomes of the pins? is par
tally answered by Delaware item. 1t appears that
girl of II years. employed as for an infant,
found the occupation irkscms. She accordingly began
to feed the child with pns and when the treatment
was discovered it is supposed that about two dozen OF
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