New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

s.; but in 1859 there decrease, the number being
So: while in 1860 up 10 The 2lst Of August the date at
which the return moved for the number was only
81 Another table, coupled on principle similar 10
that of the first relates petitions for Judicial sepau-
ton. AS the numbers in this case are considera,ay
smaller, we need not examine them in detail. Too
total rumber of such petitions Is 1875. Thiry-one re-
late TO alleged acts Of adultery committed in 1851, aud
26 10 those Of 1885, but in a the other years the num-
bes are considerably lees. gf
Sylvester Pharaoh Grand Sacbsn Of The Moatauk
tribe of Indiana, married few days since III
Amaganseti l. l., to Mrs. Jerushs, daughter Of the
late Ephrain Pharaoh, and widow Of the Late Cen
Putnam, OF the same Tribe. 1t is perhaps worthy Of
remark that this Is believed to have been the first
riage between members Of the tribe (now reduced 20
some fifteen eighteen individuals all told that was
ever solemnized by clergyman.
- The baggsge-master of TIE Pittsburgh, Fort
WAYNE and Chicago Railroad found in the baggage
room OF Crcstline, on Thursday last, female child,
apparently about six days old, dressed In Iink frock
and with qusrter shawl around it, the face being le
exposed, doubtless with view to prevent lis bong
thrown aside as bundle or perhaps to make it moro
readily noticed. When found life was nearly extinct
in tho little waf from cold and want of snstenance,
vitality. TIE child was adopted by family in Greet
line, and number Of the railroad men intend raising
fund for its maintenance. ft t.s
The following description Of Kaulbach, the great
German painter, is given by correspondent Of The
Crapoa.
recently visited Koalbaeh hi. nousioas studio Hbp
sons appearance be stood before stra
the very embodiment of artistic esrnesness he wean
while painting broadbrmroed black felt hat with the fSce
psrt his eyes, and thus with his Ions Gail coat he
Minded very strongly OF venerable Old Fnsnd have
SEEN excep, he also broad besvy black n,usacbe
His eyes, which remarkably keen. buried beneath tbs
heaviest brows ever cav. He smoking The stump Of cgr
with the aid Of meerscha1n1 and painting picture
OF battle Of Sssus the for ground figures Of which be ws
layig brown and This picture Of colossal proper
lions Ike mast Of Rsul5schs celebrated works and truly
sublime production Nj visit not spcable 81 be- con-
tnued engaged conversation with another visitor he only
ID his bosd hat and call attention from
the anal study 10 color 10 the big picture lie did this voice
which through ike mesthachst SO sharp. earnest,
and to the point Ksabach ges nse.: especially In tho
rey ma Of se,Ory he .osIs like eagle alone and ao Lie n
suppose highly Intellectual painter The nea ptdio-
sophie living Bis pictures require to be staded TO be
prsci,ted and think uniu,elsble except TO welco-
waited und Angels figure extensively in his works and tsks
par. the sin action like ordinary merss; and 90 much
,od his and many things done that bis picups
nigh; BE- called painted epic poems His drawing and conpo
slon are Of the hest order bis po.a strike every
holder With appalling notion d bis power while to Ha
ttudes they magnificent enrs which only be solved
By Of hand book"
The Pgrt Wayne Ind) Time, relates a curious
story Of an insane German woman, named RADIUS, who
some years since jumped from the tnrd story Of the To-
sane Hospital, OF IDdunapoIis and who, after long
search WIS given up for dead About two years after
the sapposed death of his rsaDe wife, RADIUS married
again bat few nights ago the fIst wife entered hin
residence. She was accompanied by young child.
which had been born after she became insane and after
che escaped from the asylum OF her wanderings che
had but an indstinct recollection. She remembered
having vaded through swamIs and woods until sho
came 70 steamboat, upon which she got, and Gnaily
found hersef in Buffalo, where physician took charge
Of her aud succeeded in curing her, What the upshot
Of tie present state Of Affairs viii be it difficult
mise. -f-
The Hon. Daniel T. Jones of Baldwinsyille, N. Y.
JED on the 10Th nit He old resident, pl ysi-
clan Of repute, honored by his feow-ciizens with
number Of Offices Of local importance and in 1850 be
was elected 10 represent the 0nondaga district 10 Coz
Qress and in 1852 was reelected 10 the position.
He wss then Free-Soil Democrat, and such msin-
tanned high and honorable position by hs votes and
acon in Congress Since the organization Of the Re
publican party no acted with it, and gave the power Of
bis influence and voice aid It's In 1859, DIR.
jones was selected as President of the Republican
State Convention. During last year be held the posi-
ton Of President Of the NewYork State Medical So
cieiy.
Felix Tracy, IN OLD pioneer Of the tennessee VAL
lev died in Allegany County last week. He was
widely known and much respected.
John Burkhaer, the lsst Revolutionary soldier in
Marion County, Ga, died on the I'D ut aged IS.
The funeral Of her late Royal HghDess the Duchess
of Kent, was to take place at St. Georges Chapel,
Windsor Castle, on Monday, the 18th March. and 10
conducted with the strctes privacy, tickets of adj
mission to the chapel to be issued. 1t s understood
that the Court morning for her late Royal Hghness
will be for six weeks. -
The Rev. Mr.. Bennett, The well.known vicar Of
Frome, has published pamphlet il which he strongly
advocates the total abolition cfchurch stes Compulsory
payments for religious services he declares 10 have
been the invention Of age when reverence, enthn-
siasm and truth had died away, and the world begun
to introduce into Christianity its own subjects ss
matter Of formal obligation, rather than OF 81 ritual
privilege" ...... .r
A Parliamentary return which takes in the period
from 1916 10 1859 inclusive, shows that in England
and Wales during that time, there were; Surnmonses
issued Isl 1885, applications heard, laslSi orders
made l07 ,776 orders refused, 1881.
Mas Susan Durant has received q commission 70
execute one Of the poetcal marbles FOR the Mansion
Housebeing 60 far rs (AfkeaeHra) reeollect, tho
fret English lady who has ever obtained compliments
Of this particular kind
Lord Broughsm, who is 81 present residing al his
villa Of Cannes IL expected TO return home immediate
fy after the Easter parliamentary recess. The noble
lnn-nod Lord Ia In axcallanf health Ha nnrnosea