New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

veeugate tho SUBJECT OF cotton-eFoWihg IN tha'
country.
Mr.. ~. CbetwOod, prominent citizen Of New
jersey, died at Elizabeth, on the 18th instant. He
had been member Of tho Legislature, and was
connected with tie leading enterprises Of tie State.
The King Of Prussia has conferred on NJ. Meyer
beer the Order Of the Crown "a Class for bis recent
composition, 1.-The Coronation March,"
1t II affirmed in we-nforned circles IN Berlin
that The King aud Queen of Prussia and the Heredi-
tary P:uce and Princess will go TO London for the
Grand Exhibition next year.
In tie archives Of Lucca manuscript Of Calico
and au unpublished drama Of Metastssio have JUS
been discovered. They are to lie published at Flor
ence.
Tile United States Gazette thinks that even this
war proves that the open is mghtier tLaa the
sword, and gives the following proof:
"Gen. Mcclellan. before the brsking cut OF hi. war had
in all b. lie coumsuded msneuyered regiment.
e had been esptsin rohns YET be thought to
be General: aud why Chiefly because Of bis abo report on
the operations OF he Chmesn His rpoIt was mere
criticism of the Of the csupdgn, and The nsgeusnt
Of each sdes written series Of oons Just such ss The
OF tao country have given q tbs proscss Of Of
aud event, have shown him worthy the tide. Henry
W. Hseek Of Caiioia has s.o be- made Major 0eie al
for similar He neyer yo hs commanded o. mareu
versd % nreh battalion b.. Lie lectures tie art CT
WAY ich hsve since their delivery been pnbsLsd IL book
frrm showed him to have studied e.. thoIousy erd Tho
War Deputmeut has ,hat sIoand r.ad- lin Major
Geuersl So uueh confidence has tie GosenutBt 10 hs
abie. the, bis s been ucnIored "a SUCCESSOR to
Fremont, ard In sri. higher Connections
OF Mrs Eaton, widow Of Gen. Eaton, Secretary
Of Warunder jackson, the Washington correspondent
Of Tie Chicago Journal says;
"Tli.hdy IA now ro,iains IN this city, having recently
Married Italian dsncpg mater Of the ma,red age OF 70
acquarilnco psug through his teaching her grand
children. Tie unmarried pair represented On csnva
IN their paTor her c,d Eeoni his bsse In avery loving
attitude and the Ia. given her form ard fesures
oua woad not suppose Der to be 30 yess fse She
aifuout very fond OF company has foe
conversational powers, srd dpcn'es hoiaiiy Nih liberal
hand"
Among tie Senators now at Washington arc
Messrs. Trumbul OF Illinois, McDcughll aud Latham
of California, Grimes and Harlan Of Iowa, Chandler
Of Michigan, and Wilkinson and Rice OF Minnesota
Mr.. Rice has changed his residence from Minnesota
Row to the center house, Blasden's Row, Indian
avenue.
The mother the new Emperor Of China lie said
to be woman of SC nee and spirit, who remained in
Pekin after the flight of Hen Fung, End endeavored,
though ia vain, TO induce him TO return. The new
Emperor is only seven years Of age.
The latest report is that, during The past few
month";, Mr.. Thurlow Weed has been subject, at it,
rervals, TO Its Of great mental depression, which
threatened to undermine bis health hence bis trip
TO Europe.
We learn ,bst John d. Vanderee of Coeymans,
recently elected member Of Assembly from the First
District OF Albany county is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever Fears are entertained OF its fatal termination
The Northern Wig states that Sheridan
Knowles who has abandoned the stnge for tho pull
pit, is suffering from severe illness in tic neghbor-
hood Of Belfast.
An army o1lcor lately insulied United States
Senator Browning VI Illinois, in the oars near Quincy
The senator responded by giving the officer fog
glng.
An army officer insulted United States Senator
Browning of Iliuois, in the cars ncur Quincy. The
Senator pitched in" and severely whipped his
Antagonist, whose trade Is war.
Queen vietoria's youngest GOD, Prince Leopold,
eight years old lac, April, having shown symptoms
of delicate health, has been cent TO Winter in the
south of France.
-Major-GeD. Fremont is expected TO arrive in the
cry and take rooms at the Aston House. in the course
Of few days, en- route TO Washington.
Previously to her departure from Liverpool
Madame Goldsehmidt gave n sum Of thirty guineas
toward the funds of the Foreigners Aid Society.
Mr. Golden /, again suffering from bronchial
affection, aud viii have 10 spend the Winter abroad
Mr. whitworth, in a letter to The Times, con.
tdets the statement tba, in recent experiments his
guns had failed to answer bic expectations.
1t is credibly reported that Brig. Gen. d. F.
Sickles hes adopted the opinions Of Col John Coch-
rane upon the use TO be made Of the slaves in prose-
cutting The war.
A daugbter-in-law and daughter of the late
Britsh novelist, G. p. r. James, will open a select
school in Detroit, Mich, on tho LEI Of January.
Alfred s. Robinson Of Hartford, sold few days
since, half dollar Of the year 1877 for $50, cash
also two coppeB "iligley" and Now-Yofk
" Liberatus," for 50 each.
Prince Napoleon, at the last dates, was at Lis
villa near Geneva, and the Princess Cothilde with
her father near Turin.
M do Sayigpy, the celebrated Prussian jurist
and ex-Miniser Of Safe, died at Berlin on the 2jlh
ILL.,, aged 50.
Mr.. Cyrus A. Force Of Newark, has been elected
Grand Chief Of the Chronicles Of the National Or
gau.salion of United Americans.
"A woman named Vance, so years Of age, re-
ccntly travelled foot from London to Cornwall, to
visit tho spot Of her birth.
"A bronze statue is about TO DO erected to Mr..
John Fielding Of Todmorden, near Manchester,