New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

'a.oe so,,rd II difficult TO proved. The rope Was
pn..sady that SIZE was obliged % take asing posi-
,;oD She wisely chose her seat near coupe Oi
.-.;chts and their attendant gny-hnes' p"sh "'S
-, vbsn che threw her pole down III despair,
.nd hssap TO lower herself by the small Ines iho"Sn
,h.v nt have cut her bands terribly, she maintained
ho with acourage that all the spectators admired
80 while they trembed for her fate boat had
Nm oredt TO her relief and she descended into 1t AMID
hearty cheers.
IN, landau Prss, observes that " Blondn himfef
NAV bo little worth looking at but there is vast field
~, s,rdv in the mingled multitude which gszes on him.
s,a we do not think that HE exhibition in any degree
apoeals TO the love of the horrible. The first rev
xs,ds of his transit show his absolute safety, and make
his proceedings soaewhat commonplace IL oe'o"eo
az once aprarent that YOU might well expet salmon
10 be drowned in river hawk TO fa from 'ae a"
as Bondn to clip from that perilous rope
bic feet have been educated to grasp the rope
certainty which must seem marvellous to tne a'e'"so
pubic, whose toes have been deprived VI P0"' -
life long Imprisonment in illmade boots
One day last week large number of sporting men
assembled at the Gothic Bowling Saloon, Syracuse, to
,xi,no.. the skill of a Miss Hoyt, who halls from
Texas or New. Orleans where it ID said she realized
over so COO by playing for wagers Miss Hoyt has sn
ave ike an eagle and steps like queen. She rolls
gracefully something which ladies seldom do and ap
oarenily makes a ten strike whenever she Pleases
medumszed Secession flag exhibited IN the saloou,
which bears the following placsrd This flag was
takon from the Exchange Hotel, in Richmond, by
Miss Hoyt, and brought 10 New-York by Mics HOyt'
concealed under the skirt of her dress" Misc Hoyt
offers to roll with any gentleman
Go-,.ooo ~ The " Y. Times.
GAYS: al intended 10 have given you brief but
graphic descriptions of the several brilliant and sue
cessiu balls which we have had here tots season; TO
have told you how the beautiful Miss SIN tn wore aStsr
SpangIed Banner, trimmed with figured calico and
tu,ban Of green baize; and how stray Secessioness
from the sunny SouthhE sentence is sbilan and Gig
nfcan,-wore Secession Gag on her breast, with the
motto, Snail we not protect our cotton : bat space
fuls."
The appointment Of Mr.. w. ID. Rowells TO the
Consulate at Rome gives qualification 70 his friends
in Cincinnati. He is a scholar and poet He is one
Of the numerous bioiIaphers Of President Lincoln,
has boon literary editor of The Ohio STATE Journal
and fayorte contributor 70 lbe The Alanic monfhty
where lie Pilots Story excited much attention. lie
is q Young and interesting bachelor.
The Rebel General Magrader once got mp gor-
seons mess. lie invented a mess jacket unlike any
garment ever before created It had golden ar
ransement in form not unlike breakfast roll, in the
place usually occupied by shoulder straps and il was
otherwise of most extraordinary character in respect
of oamention, and without it could enter the
mess-room.
A Spectator Of Munich has started an omnibus,
which = intended solely for the convenience Of travel
en- no wish in the shortest space Of time 70 viii, all
- COLLECTIONS of
art 70 be found in that city, at the moderate price Of
aous q kreutzers each person. II is said thai this
new idea will be carried cut in Paris and perhaps in
other large towns.
TIE choir of the Rev. DIR. Cummingss 81. Ste
phen's) Church in this city is now composed OF Nine
Isadora Clark soprano; Nine. Boyer eontraltoi
Sisuor Quino, teOor Signor BaTiH, barrsone Nora,
sr bass; and Mora, jr., organist d. Miranda. the
Eaglsh tenor, 10 engaged at DIR. Bayness BaPtst
Church.
An order sent TO the porcelain nanufsctoTy Of
Seues for the execution Of articles TO comPle,sa
Se vice for the Royal Family AZ Caremont, has been
refused the ground Of the refusal being Ministerial
mandate issued to the effect that neither that any
ether order should be filed for the Royal exilee.
Mrs Senator Gwin writes TO The Herald thar the
report OF Ler arrest in Washington Spy, lie false
she has been residing very quietly with her family
for the last fornigbt in West Point, exclusively o.
suYied with domestic concerns |" r..s'
The Rev. Daniel Waldo, now in The goth year Of
his age and in remarkable possession of all bis faeul
tes preached highly impressive sermon TO a large
congregation at Rochester last week. lie was former
~ Chaplain TO the House of Representatives Of the
United Sta'es.
"A large number Of the dserepit sovereieps of Eu-
rope to be spending great part Of their lime in
nasty waters. The King Of Prussia has been at the
Ragocgy Spring, of KissiDger The Ragocgy waters
are said TO possess very irritating qualities.
In the year 1859, for which the returns have just
been published the List Of deaths included Is men and
Sc women who had attained what DR.. PAR calls "the
ssursi lifetime OF hundred years. OF these eenten-
Barians eight were found in London.
Mr.. Blanchard Jerrold was 10 have read paper |
"0n the Influence of Journalism on the Progress Of
Popular Educaton," at the Social Science Congress,
held at Dublin, under the Presidency Of Lord |
Broughan.
In The September number of Fraser's Magazine
will be led the first part of new tale, called
Barren Honour by the author Of " Guy Living
stone" and Sword and Gown"
Mr.. Fechter has suspended the performance of
Hamlet at tie Princess London, after upward of
seventy representations, and il now getting ready for
0thelio.
The Colonel Weigbtman, Rebel, who was killed in
ihc battle OF Wilson Greek, was tie murderer Of f.
K. Aury in Santa Fe, New-Mexico q few years ago.
"A fashionable lady is thus gsometricaly described
BY The IRISH Ncps:
(Seen from behind. Conical base equal to seven