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

ton County. Tie farms are highly cultivated
producing grain sweet potatoes. &C.; and his direct
trade with tie North in these productions as well a.
in the oysters clans, &C., which abound atthe mouth
OF the Cherystone, was, In peaceful times, very
considerable. He owed about sixty negroes, Of
whom about thirty were employed on each OF his
farms.
An old man named Malflatre has just died in
France, who, although utterly undlsIinguished him
self, was made remarkable by one peculiar clrcum'
stance. When Charlotte Corday started upon Der
memorable journey to Paris, MaIflare, then young
boy, with lis mother accompanied her TO the dill
gence, and babe her farewell. Before leaving, che
kiesed The boy; aud the old man, who has just died.
was ever after an object of interest among bis neigh
bors, as the last human being who bad received the
embrace of Charlotte Corday.
oe-There ia report in Paris, though it is surprising
lb, these matters get aoat there, that the Empress
has addressed most aiectionate letter to the Lady
MAY Dress of London. Her Majesty thanks the Lsdy
Mayoress for the invitation extended TO herself and
tue Emperor to visit the Exhibition next year.
| There is a dash Of Partisan ignorance about this
which is most charming. Tie idea Of the Lady
Msyoress inviting the Emperor and Empress OF the
French 70 the Exhibition is most refreshing. London
| papers pronounce the story untrue.
The one hund,eth birthday of Samuel Downing
a native Of New HsmpshiIe, andan odrevoloIionaiy
soldier, now reeidng at Edinburg, n. Y, is TO be
celebrated tho last day OF the present mealh by the
citizens Of the place, in public manner and the old
veteran is to show bis artness by telling large
tree with bis own hands lie was mustered into the
continental service st Exeter and served in the war
of the Revolution three years and three months.
The Rev. Dr. Cumming Of London, aud Sir Rod
eriek Murcbison the geologis have exchanged notes
in the London papers the subject Of tue internal
regions The Koight, appears, had in private con-
versation admitted the existence Of an gnrous sphere
in the geological depths. The orator OF Crown Court
was reported as having said in lecture at Manches-
ter, that Sir Roderick admitted the existence Of
"boiling eanldron." The Rev. gentleman explains
that his language was a crust Of fossil with a core
of fire." The core pcndence pressnts the one az a
believer in the geological hell. and the other III both
geological and theological
According to the present arrangement, her Maj
esty and the Prince Consort and Royal Family will
tske their departure from Windsor, and proceed to
tilt vi hibu' ~ ifcttAAoti htAtI NANiS
tho Court will remain until the 30 January, and
af(erwa.d return 10 Windsor. Among her Msjostys
guests have been DnIeep Singh, Vlscount Cough.
Lord Clyde Lord Hsrris, Sir Joshua Lawrence, Sir
George Pollock, and Sir Charles Wood.
The ex-King Of Delhi, Bahndur Shah, Il ssid TO
be dyirg. lie has received every comfort which
ten rupees q month could purchase, aud has been
allowed in common with bis family, to wander at
will, on hs parole, within the limls.of his canton
me1ts-a privilege he has seldom been able to avail
himself Of. His son, Jumma Bukht, and the two
brothers, are fact becoming accomplished English
scholars.
The following is an extrsct from the speech of
Senator Mason of Virginia, at tho Inauguration Of
the Statue Of Gen. Joteph Warren, on Bunker Hill,
June H. 1857. 1t is Of interest AZ tho present time;
somehisg shii by tho eloquent gentleman who repre-
Connecticut (Goy. Hoey) IA depTecaion Of thai d.
honorsi which should Be" this federation eoten
fragments sympstbize with hin. en- here to-day TO-
say to YOU people OF Msssaehu.et that Government
Government whose only IL IN the honor ed In The
g1od fsh Of this Unlonto proclaim ths ons there
honor good faith States anahe people OF the sGs
the Union will be perpesnst,d Invoke here Bnnbo H
coming from my honoed State In the 70 SOUTH nvoio
you that you .hs ,qsire those who represent ou
administer the Government u named
under the Constitution. would s.k In tho sPirit Of that
patriot who ha departed from no. be look down sssia
upon tho esnn which be hOnored inspire you I'll with
that feeling which would require that tho OOvsn should
be administered IN honor and good filth And when return
TO ny home hs h,ve the sasetion Of ssiriug ny PEG
Pic that the spirit Of Buuief Hal yet yei 10 Msssachose
The Prince Of Wales is already beginning to
learn by experience that the life of a modern Prince
Is not sn unbroken holiday; that biz great bonors
not without a corresponding series If great dutes;
and that ss with the exception Of his royal mother
he is the highest in the land in rank and station be
IL expected aso to be among tbe highest in virtues
and requirements.
Mr.. Charles Mathews eoniradicts tie report that
be has quilted the stage. "Tbat am going" be
says, I" to try tie experiment Of an entertainment,
lie true and hope iis success may be such az 10 give
me little respite from my dramatic labor to which,
however in d short time intend to return. AS al
actor frs, sued for public favor aud as an actor
hope, when the time shall arrive, 10 make my final
bow"
Tho NafionalsRepuJhcaH Of Washington says
that the Colonel Of certain regiment now in the
army Of the Potomac drives quite trade IN the sale
of commesions He manages get nd Of bis ofceis.
and then fills the vacancies in the way indieaIed
aud also that he compels the officers and men to pay
him FOR tho srps, clothing, &c, which were given
to the regiment by the Eew-York Union Defense
Committee,
"A letter from Marseilles dated Nov. says that
Prof Rarey had just been there and given an exhibit
ton to select company illustrating bis method Of
No horse could be found vicious enough
to be more unmauageable than dog in HE hands.
lie came from Turin, where be met with IN exceed-
ingly vicious animal, but, "a usual, he conquered