New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26


visitors tboee that co1e here on bis special invtta
ton are called upon by him at their respective hoe
while those that come of their own accord ethe
received al his private dwelling or in his downtown
Office according to their several political stations an
the object of tleir CALLS The general crowd of place
seekers has TO content itsef with one hour each day
during which alone the Presidential Is open to the
wbsperngs. The fact that they hardly granted
separate and private hearing but admitted into bid
Office in bulk, usually prevents them from making
their desires and expectations known As to his cor.
respondehoe il has increased wonderfully during ths
last fortnight that be finds it utterly impossible &, reed,
not to speak Of answering il all met bis servant culy
last evening in the veStbule of the Post Office carrying
good sized market basket foil Of letters. His pi-
vate secretary opens them and from the signatures
determines their relative importance. Those ersnst-
ing from obscure sources are invariably consigned 20
the stove without the least mercy. Petitions for ofoe
eel eciay share this fate Since the departure Of his
spouse for the East the President elect has been keep
ing house alone. Whatever his other qualifications
n ay be- is well known that in the management Of tbs
kitchen and other domestic concerns he is sadly dess
iute Of both talent and experience. Hence h is mora
than probable that upon the return Of the master spirit
of hs bone, whose fonctons be 20 imperfecty eter-
cises anything but prsise will be bestowed upon him,
for the result of his administration during her absence
II was bus Yesterday tbs, had occasion to cossese
with Mr. Lincoln on the eubject of disappearing trsp 70
Wasl ingoa city. He stated that he bad yet ncsher
fixed the day of his departure nor selected the roste,
but that the former would probably take place on or
about the 18th proximo IA TO the Latter, think ar.
Lincons preferences for southery route via Gin
cinpaii Wheeling and Baltimore, doubtless 10 demon
trae how little fear he enterains for his personal---very..
But there grea, pressure brought to bear W him In
favor Of q more northerly one, via Pittsburgh and
Harrisburg and it most likely that this will be al
iimaely determined upon. Stoppages will be made by
him a, all the principal points. lie knows thai those
who elected him anxious to see how be looks and
hence 10 willing to Crafty this their excdszbis
curiosity. number OF the lady friends Of Mrs. Lin:
coin bave with characteristic feminine soctude ,sxsa
up The newspaper rumors Of intended attack upon bs
President elect while on his way 10 the Federal
CAPITAL aud used them Arguments TO induce her TO
delay Der removal to Washington until her husbana
was safely installed il the White House. Bus the
pucky wife Of the President met all these well meant
pro, ositions with scorn and made the spirited DECLARE
ton before she started upon her Eastern trip hsa che
would see Mr. Lincoln on to Washington danger or %
DANGER.
when Lola Montez went to California 40 -
actress ste engaged an agent. This gentlemen was
married man. with two children, aud seeing him IN
happy in their absence she presented him with sun
eient money to bring them and their mother on
Shortly after their arrival, the husband died. LA
then adopted the widow and misunderstanding tho
latter at Mrs.. Willard Seminary at Troy. An officer
in the United States navy fell in love with one Of these
girls and Lola, literally acting IN TOGO pareHtis, ap-
proved HE suit During her last visit to England the
marriage took place. Lola did lot again encounter her
rrotsgs (who accompanied her husband 10 distant
State, where he was detailed for public dntyl until .
recent period when she her walking down Broad
way, in company with lady of the highest ton. With
her usual impulse, Lola rushed to her young friend
literally the child Of her chaity-as to embrace her.
TIE young lady codly drew back, and sad, Madam,
do not know you," "Not know me- am Lois
Montez." MADAM" she exclaimed, as she turned
coldly away, al know you not-L never saw yoa
before and if you persist in speaking 10 nae, viii osA
a policeman" and walked away. Lola went home.
more in sorrow than in anger" and that same day
rad the first attack of paralysis which, few days ago.
destroyed her.
The MARQUIS of Deyonshire will shortly be tried
for the murder of his daughters lover the Lieutenant
no wss lef, in command Of his yacht. That muscular
noblemsn when at Eaton, killed his schoolmAts In
fight with his fists.
Rufus Wheeler, who has grown up with The Bsf-
fdo Express and who is popular everywhere has dis
posed of his interest in the establishment to Mr. Capp
who IL now sole proprietor. Mr.. w. was the commsr-
cis editor and BY his accuracy and industry rendered
that department of the paper of great value to the BUSH
ness men of the entire Northwest.
The deathbed Of Baron Bunsen was in every way
admirable. All the tender and noble sentiments with
which his heart was filled were poured out m s~
eauson. One feels that be was raised to that lumiR-
ous hight where the mind above our poor human
svstsms, which know 90 little. The Christian father
in his gentle dignity the ardent friend OF the German
fatherland the devoted partisan OF Liberty IN 'ns
whole world, especially the Christian world, the Ch
t;an whose faith ia being changed into life each spoke
by turns through bis mouth in the midst Of cruel suf
ferings. Baron Bunsen desired his existence 10 b
prolonged in order to accomplish the labos be bad
commenced. One night he understood this not to b
the will of God and rising from his Arm
chair. he exclaimed, 80 God, commit my spint
into Thy handsr He then summoned all his family,
and said to them: "A great change has taken place
in INV thoughts, not with regard to my immortal
soul not with regard Christ, my only Savior, but
with regard 10 my body. l feel that am dyia8.
After having blessed bis children and expressed bis
grateful affection for the faithful partner Of bis life IN
the mos, touching terms saying that he had loved In
her that which was eternal f"fn DIR he6te ich &as
E.eige,"J MAY God" he exclaimed, g bless my
friends! May my country be blessed, Italy aud her
liberty May Prussia be blessed, Germany, England.
the whole world I desire every blessing for the
Prince and Princess Of Prussia. Gratitude TO Neeuhf
II was Niebuhr az is known, who introduced Baron
Bunsen into the career he so wortLy fulfilled. After
having thanked his servant for his care with the rrest
L. NIT q haa a