New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

1t vent heavily off and JAILED 70 excite ne
Of the audience.
Some bookworm has been porting over Baron Hum
bollts library. which ia in London, and fas dug
OFT some american Notes which ire interesting and
characteristic. Tire explorer says;
soms ofh..e inscriptions very cuons The hr't we
came nPon was LEM ss0sd 10 baron Hanbj on hi.
f b stnI mole prrenou, statesman had inscribed
d.. Dol a%,Se"n Science hi. adnie srd
tnns,O the .u'herE 0rS samtI, New h h"A Il; o. on
M HI, sh.ieS Of Voyage 70 the mor I,eirrn,
,eie life and phiIo,pbc of usye ano tne no p we
oamd tee ipsption 4 Excellence Barr Alex von Ham.
Sodt 10 h% ss Ss ss e4t .ny notes IN
handwriting"
The celebrated surgeon Sir Benjamin Brodie, who
has been blind for a considerable length OF time, 'sad
- be regaining hs right.
Mr., II. B. Tris,am, in |. work Just published uPon
"Thl Great Sahara" or African Desert, thu, de-
.crjbes the NJ zab, or Nozabies, primitive people Of
that desolate region;
the iisS. vi nothing Of ,hrasl heir habits IAN.
They ae %G ID. Il. JsT y, very deI re" mG@
frubayer and .elsr wing quiet, d,igs b.&0sn Wild
careful ITy have he r,putsSn Of being and
they vt they pudynty keep to us na,m pale o.
lev, or brace o. .hsm in b., hand In default Of iron he
use. yard Of wood They h-ie warfare and never c,Iy
ann. At hon. They sssh, in mu.ie In msny points they
are s the stcb-in ihtr love Of country sDd beir readV'
to wander IL In ih!r cnn,hp abroad ,nd their prompt
et 10 help th country welded 10 h'n own irnl OF
MahonnrJ.nn aud atshcrs,izius ell ohos They sre the
very sensti.r, vel. Ss h Of North Ahi travelling every
,oTr. Of cars it'll every IN Africa on
the hshr from ~ central and u. no~n 20 oioec
wLics are o on, oung n.sy a. abroad
b,T Sor AID bsITen ut country They resy.d
cold but Integrity chss ioH.s thsT commerce. Tlhi1
ne,s their co veI,sin, aud morality s.ir done.c lie ~
fact as french IN ~ VINO eIpEistus VIC conl1t
between ib.s aud the Arabs Que. me- They are
the very flo,,,tsDts Of MAiOmneds hn'"
Sir William Barnet died On the 10th Of February
at the advanced age Of 81. The deceased was APP
pointed a Medical officer 10 the Navy in 1875, and
Physician md Inspector Of Hospitals to tho Med-
terrnesn feet in 1910; became Medical Commis
siopos Of the Navy in 1920 and subsequently Drecor
General OF the medical department of the Navy and
wss Ph, Stefan in Ordinary 10 his late Majesty Winau
Nv. The deceased present at The battles Oh Cape
St. Vincent ut tho Nile, AID at Trafalgar, for which
service he Was made X. &. b., and decorated with
four war medals He was Fellow Of the Royal b.
ciety, and of the Royal College Of Physicians.
There sgreat suff, ring in Northwestern inda from
famine. The Calcutta Ga.eie Informs us, on Ibe au-
,hority of the Lieut.. -GoyernoI Of the Northwest
Proyinces Of Mr. +. Williams, the Commissioner oi
the Meerut Division aud Of Mr.. j. H. Prinsep, Col
lector Of Allygur, that, Except ON tie Tract
at the foot Of the bills, and thoee landa
which can be irrigated from canals or wells,
the new crop has b-en an entire failure. MOI
green blade is 10 be ssen in any direction save, per-
Lap. huff dozen felds Of stunted crop, about BIS many
inches az il should be feet high From An"olehur 70
Nuttra from M.erut 10 tho southwestern boundary oil
20 o;;.;on tho sa,a unauthorized stale of dron:h
lists" Whale villages. the Lieut. Governor has been
informed. have been deserted. Emigration toward
Mawa and the eastern dstricts, where comparative
plenty obtains, has been going on to great extent
Deaths among the people by starvation, and TIE pros
tration of Others by the sae 10 suc desre As
almost to unfit them for labor have been certified.
Cattle are said to have DIED in largo numbers, owning
to tic scarcity aud dearress Of fodder.
The c.r.rs, e,,r,voeance io,, now INDUCED in a,
po,;. Il -. n;ctprsd nv the correspondent Of ia,
1
London Reuier'
9TH. 9th. i,h, q, hail ,rrr.r which va, s.usd
,i,. .Se, s, di,, snd Ntu. eh heard mao cav 20 h'
tiss, with them 10 hh ia tina. sharp thin t,rr i.eu.
ne gari,'nae, lie sr.. eT.e 4 n Tor ~ PET tLe,
nid ,,ue N, m with uls.. 81 gos tAst would be wOth
ben: '9,s,ed to sr'h bb -. I'D ,, ,,ps.d
looked a ibe sp.ai.r she ~. very youns woman n
, .oiid liss ~ the eye he, would rnsfn any Ole VITO
We. 90, f.nisI WIN the i,,. = D. Day o. a..
sowing Tie pes We iSo~ Il 40, one ,frsn would 0.
,o's the psst iOi 'n' ~ m ~. .r W.,
fe.I'y Meanwhile, roti' The order Of the da it,
sas Faipiiae dts. All i o1t.I iii gold &6st oiTe,.
..h.' . re. assd to Dhi'''' ana Tie ''s ha' Ao"h'i'
Certain citizens Of Dublin have presented to Sir +.
T. McCIntock. the Arctic exrlorer full dinner and
de,s.rt service and a spepdid ceIaer ornament. The
base !, eompo,ed Of central block OF Irish oak round
The uprer margin Of which is ipterwpea n cable Of
silver On the plateau ,:snds an acknowledgements