New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-27


the new animals discovered by him. At conclu'ion
NJ ,bs sddre.s prof Owen, the eminent naturalist,
said that natural history had received more re-
marksbls scou;s;t;on than hsd been impaired that
evening. Hitherto. we had ouly obtained lew raw
materials Of this great gorilla; but now ior '"e h'''
tme the naturalist bad heard from one " no nau seen
the gorilla in its native country some ant' NJ ceou'
Of its power and liz babits After some Iur'ner to-
marks from Prof. Owen of purely seienthc cnarao,
ter, the Right Hon. w f. Gladstone rose and SAID
he wished that it were in his power more frequently
10 appear in the character of pupil He thought tha'
it presumption to say that they had heaiu '"''
night one of The most modest talented and enterprs
ing of modem Travellers and the rieh and rare disco',
er es which he had communicated had been developed
and applied many Of the highest and most
points of knowledge by man Of the most onlnah'
genius that in this any other period has apPeo NM
self TO the study.
The Micaukee Sentinel relates that the pastor IN
one Of the Churches in that city, recently became
aware that young Of bis congre giuon was lor-
ing bad habits Meeting the stray lamb one night IN
the streets with some dissoIute companions, the Kew
erend gentleman attempted 10 dissuade him from going
further, but the rowdes in company objected, and one
Of them struck the pason. The fellow had recsoned
without bis host. In q moment, the clergyman had
thrown OF his coat and sailed NJ" very bnei
space of time sufced for him to wax blazes out OF
tie crowd and having accomplished the feat, quietly
resumed his coat, and with il his equanimy lie was
po moested further, we presume. Whether he res
cued the object OF his anxiety from the possessitn OF
TIE party, lie not stated.
There is queer case on trial in Pittsburgh. Ten
nessee Claiin, advertised as natural born clarvoy
ant and healing medium" has been arrested on several
charges of obtaining money under fraudulent preenses
Among other things she is charged with having gwen
luck papers TO various parties and s said that the
"luck papers contained nine pins and needle, and an
inscription running somewhat thus GOOD Luck,
Good, to you------in gaining Gold, in getting
along and IN business may you have Luck in the name
of the Father Son and Holy Ghost. The Lords VII
be done"
"A writer in The Richmond Examiner gives the
following pleasant description of the Hon. Justin
Morrill, Of VT:
lie Is the very embodiment Of Yankee character He looks
neon IN every hbo aud Deamcn Of bis wreiched body WI
rriy couce co~tIde and sracy stamped rnmi''tAs
ably up BE rou,, He looks hhs had been brought
10 Oh Ygkee Doods which could oay become a'oie
among and neakng people and which would iaeyA "
make who not before 10 looking AZ Morh
the only matter Of .uTr.e any believer in Physosnomy'
wooden nuu.e ns,rsd being the author Of the more sdo1
AID sissu,c robbery q the famous Morrill, ,arih blu
Wyatt CALDWELL prominent Virginan, died at
Richmond on the 2ith ut aged 90. lie was Inst IN
,rodueed 10 the public by John Randolph Of Roanoke
In one Of Liz remarkable advertisements IN The H'ch-
ln0Hd Enquirer Mr. X. said, in substance, that of all
the men with whom he bad transacted b1sness Tor
some time previous Wyatt Cardwell Of Charlotte
Court House was the ouy one who had been fathiaI
20 his engagements. Mr. G. was one Of the fortunate
few who retained 20 the last the friendship and cont
oence Of the Roanoke orator.
Smith Mowry, IT,, an old and highly esteemed
merchant Of Charleston, s. c., died on the 10Th
inst Mr. Mowry was native Of Srnthhed, Rhode
Island born on TIE 18th Of March, 1895, and at the time
of his decoase was within days Of the Goth year Of
h!s age lie or ved in Charleston in The year 1918,
has been resid NJ and engaged in commercial pursuits
in that city for the last fory-,hree years.
Richard MADDEN, who wns shot by McIGne AZ
Wheeling Va. died from the effects Of his wounds on
Wednesday. Before bis death he was informed that
McIaue had con mite suicide and expressed bis deep
regret ne Tie ui1ost good feeling he sad, bad always
existed between them. Both of the unfortunate young
men were buried on Thursday. In connection with
this affair." Tie Who,liag HtHgelotr relnes tie fol-
lowing Circumstance;
some rnonh, "a The city startled with tte
m'n' :, Tue asA ~ L.D'' nom 6 a. u.5sy.t S,
aud .veFr injured thssdeIih r'aird 'tyrsl hSnIt al
ier~afd yoapg HeLno Al Ultimate sa,ocile Of LhonP
and VIII him ct soc time Of he A'cid nj BENG *
uene4 '.u'y, MeLsne eo-id not Isi,uaee lm.r lai y,
Ia ucAo tat, Of mind OF t~c ntmhlins thN be
-mIel tsn,o. buseif We m.uaon this because
IL oyi-uty had e do determining 'ofdrs.iuciion
s,r ioOrs hsdt.n The two eire' miunces tfe,hr and
The deep ndet reflections heh necos'ay followed In one OF
NcL,tss nAIufo doIbiirss derangrd Dis al ID
--Apropos Of female Postmnstsrs, HolbrooPs Mad
tells the following aneodote Of the Hon. Daniel 5.
Dickinson:
"APostO far from hi' e1snce becoming vacant
Sns. Mr Sspoy w congrs. BEL 10 session
time he worthy Senator in seeoatnc with usage IN
ca requested to cal the Dep l-nt to ok Ut
paper, IN hand The request promptly com
prd h. aud d1cun duly iopecied rot "iihoot
.ons nd pc Tics friend. both highly rcect1ble aud cnre
men, APPEARED from ~ papers sp0u nst and
neck In the r Office, f ~ influential ,gn.'Te, on
eri I'd, could tlake them But sudden5 hss da"nrd
o. she sens,at a. t ss ols ao's be-, o behalf aad
pns t4t 'nge nsge as reference am LA. TIE are 81 Tue
baud intimately Sud yora5l le 'oafi, ant <as 10
ftH yorng widow herself Ailet moment fehec
)n be carefully fstured the oae misi' TO ' place ana
n4dr following lscpic iai0uensnt upon th" papr go
Tor Nancy Many OF course aPpin''d and slI isi'n
fully string the public IA the tho caIssy Of fo''mi'ut
The feullletonste of our excellent Brusses co;emro
rlry FUrircTs in his notice Of the death Of Ne too
celebn,,ed Lola Moltez, has the following:
Tle celebrated pecle,s,. died ,uI in most religious
w. s I l ~ d ,, tho lat day. Of Der Ne ~ 81, In
know he timely and took pity on her sbhidoned eondioh
Tbis isuows, at this side of the water at least
We understand that the wife Of Mr. Murphy Of
Brookvn. our Minister at tho Hague, If suffering !
greatly from an affection Of the eyes which trea'ens
70 terminate in total blindness For tie past three
months she has been conhued 10 darkeIcd room, ana
her con iyu has been such as 10 require the nO4t