New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

Gence OF the most genial OF fInsslah hmgs the place
built expressly to Danish cares
Col. Ellsworth Of the Chicago Zouayes has
brought indignation upon himself by his recent spec N
at the Academy Of Music In Philadelphia, although Il
was ayplauded during is delivery. They say that
although be deprecated the public exhibition, Of his
command he was very depreeatory Of the size Of the
audience and that altogether his remarks were i'll
natu ed and vain. The Zouave enthusiasm has ex-
tended to son and the project of rasing corps 10
enteraire ed at Cambridge. room has been rented
for Il purpoie and already twenty names have been
handed In.
The Hobart family of Massachusetts, will have
reunion at bingham in the coming Fall, to eornmemo-
rate the character Of their snoest The Rev. Peter
Hobart was the fret minister OF bingham. His pas
torate extended from June 8, 1886, TO January %
1879. He was born in bingham, Eogland, and was
man of note during bis residence in New-Epgand
-Four Of his IONS and two Of his grandsons graduated
at Harvard College between 1850 and IVA and were
esteemed clergy men.
-Bostons supply of water has again been stopped.
On Friday morning peoples pipes refused TO run. Inc
guests at the hotels had to take milk I'm Ne S-fork
u at oud have been killing two birds with one stone'
Old puppe were again cufivated the w aler noa'n
were run down with excited citizens Az 2ociock
precisely on Saturday morning one OF the main
mines in Byooklihe burst II was the new pipe, and
several millions of gallons Of water flowed OIL into the
barbor and are at this moment shamelessy sailing the
sbips. But at o'clock the waste was stoppet AT
on the houses in the elevated parts Of the city had
supply The Transcript says that the break teaches
the people better TO appreciate the blessing of liberal
supply of water and leads to considerable use OF
the same, the accident itself will prove to be bene-
faction"
The Neapolitan and Sician ENJOYS were thrown
by chance into the same railway carriage TO Turn,
Unaware of each other Baron Winspeare, a 'hre~d
dplomsist a, cided every subject touching npon the
affairs Of Naples, but the tongue of Signor Mama
wasgd hrs cautiously. He not only talked about
Napes but laid all u blame Of its had government on
the evil couDs.lors of tn. King. Count AmaTi po'
lrely affected to ask doubtingly whether Bourbons
o omise could still be believed whereupon tfe Nea-
politan uini,ter grayely assured him that the King
beir sill Dung and surrounded by honest advisers
copfde1ce in his honorable conduct mis- hi still be felt
"A youpg soldier named Jennings joined Mayne's
Horse an irregular cavalry corps raised for service in
Central India and was shot dead short time since,
while CALAMITY ladbg bic men in an attack on body
of rebel. from Bundecund. His father and bis ter
-
sacred at Delhi at the of the mutiny of
MAY, 81. It was in svepging their death young Jen-
mir ps fell He behaved with great spirit, and cot down
ur men ith his own hand He was ehot thrPu.sa
the heart, and had bis throat cut in two places.
The other day notice was made Of the decision of
the Supreme Court of Mas achuse.s restoring Charles
T. Rice the minor child of Hsnry T Rice of Baltimore
and Elizabeth N. Thorpcke of Boston, to his father
On Saturday Henri was kidnapped from aprivate
sehoo in NahaDt, kept by Mr.. Fetti Two open car
RIGGS drove OPP the church the school sheld there
and three men alighted and entered. One OF them
sezed the teacher by the throat and another menaced
him with billy" The third rufhan stole the boy,
srd III, listing him into Of the carriages drove Oil
toward Lynn. The accompliees then released the
teacher ard followed. The father took speedy meas
ures for the lads recovery. Five hundred dollars
were offered for him. man was sent after the kid
nappers but failed in tie chase Dispatches have been
sent In every direction to spprehend them 1t is cup
posed young Rice will be taken directly out of the
country probably by way OF Canada.
The opposition journals Of Canada are tickled with
the rumor that the Governor General, Sir Edmund
Walker Head, is coon to have successor. Tney
accuse him Of having surrounded himself with COM
pany Of uDprincpled politicians and of having well
nigh brought constitutional government and represent
alive Institutions into contempt.
The QneJec indicator spreads before the loyal
fjects of her Majesty in those parts the sad inte
gence that Albert Edward has refused to attend the
subscription bali that has been getting mp in that city
Win they call him now the most high, puissaHt, and
illustrious 2"
The New-York correspondent of The Philadelphia
Press ASSERTS that John c. Heenan wac born in the
United States Arsenal at Watervliet. His fataer in
vented Improvement in the manufacture of percus-
sion caps for which he still receives small stipend
from Government. The Ian for the Boy was that be
should be a blacksmith, but he boltec, and went 10
California. He called On the correspondent "a day
two since aud "amoDg other circumstances alluded
TO in cop ection with bis notable interview 18th Sayers
at marlborough, stated emphstically that his eyes
were never CLOSED in consequence of blows received
from that funciOnary."
-Paul Morphy has notified his friends in this city
that lie may lie expected in New-York on Tuesday or
Wtdresdsy of this week. Preparations for his enter
tsinmert ale in progress among the Chess Clubs.
Tile philadelphia Press says: There was a
slight accident the rack of the Long Island Railroad
yesterday morning. A fireman was killed and con-
ductor badly injured"
In Augusta Me-, the HE hest individual tax is paid
by Ruel Wilbsms, 1913 81. Twenty three pay be-
tween slO0 and 500; -four between 500 and $500;
five between $500 and $500. The per centage of taxa
ton is lOl mills to the dollar.
Tie Leader announces that the Dodo Club of this
city intend giving magnificent entertainment to Baron
Rotbschid of Paris now visiting Lake George, on his
return to NeH.York. Delmonico has received orders
to furnish enc of his superb dinners for hundred