New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
NU,v vopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. FEBRUARY G. 1sS2

the struggle Of Hungary for Independence he served
with distinction under the flag Of his native land and when
be me. were oyerwhemed by the combined forces Of hns
a and Austria be- in with other patriots sought an
ayua in Turkey where he assigned honorable rank
Ia the military service of the Sultan. When through tue hhu
Off e. Of mutual ffeud made his Acquaintance ho ives an
officer in the United sste Coast Survey at Washington dis
charging duties scientific in character but upon s"hoy
unr.muueraiye ssary Being well .stisned that he was
worthy Of larger sphere Of action he was appointed AsSi'
ant a,iner IN the Patent Office In this position he CON
pued several years and earned for himself high reputation
for intellect and science with the gifted corps OF Engineers
with whom he was a.socia.ed few months since he ex
desire TO take the field IN defense Of bis adopted oon'
Inv ,gaina the treaeherous rebellion seeking ts e aud
he was Ia eonseq introduced to Cen scott WHO "a 30
favoraby Impressed it'll his soldiery character ana as
pepts that he sty uded his appointments AZ
Brissdler General This appointment vas made Anew Gays
aeysrd With the sub equsnt history OF Gen Scnoeph 'h
country Is acquainted Those who know him we ENTERTAIN
no car. ba. that with fair field he will prov h'e a
ard .su General he loyal citizen aud tuehesfteo
man. Very respectfully your obedient servant
Tie Indspeadcnt, published on the isIe OF Jer'
sew Great Britain, contains The following tiiou'e 10
Senator Sumner, apropos of his speech last FAN NJ
the Worcester Republican Convention, wnich IL pun
l.shes entire -.
hner the wretched exhibition, Of prejudice ard do~niis
ignorance on The American question inside by ne gfe4' ~ J
re- ., rrgb member, Of Parliament addressing their con
.n,pt,w. except Mr. Forster the member Tor braoi''a'
and t, or three nore-it Is relief pleasure ard dens''
. , 70 H., ,usgrident Grafton OF Senator Gunner the as
,,t.beJ son Of Ms.sachusets which we g'o ia to'H'
IJepcnaa, As general rule those VINO hso 10 'u
20 ro.d .peeche. like read long speeche' COCO o
But even such person need not cur recommendation give
their attention TO tic graceful periods and eresrhJins "P
Of probaby the accomplished Of American speakers
pefap. we might justly 49, tie foremost orator speaking rae
Anlosa1on torgus for riysng Gladstone In genus he
nor ,,, ais the glory Of Ands House OF Commons BY
h, holy earn,.ine which impal to c!oq'ence Ito chic. e
fec, and which naturally is the product Of oifcumssnces
rather than Of individual viii. Mr. Sumner il woF AIMED
AID for himself personally the mo't sincere sympathy MS
been felt 10 England from Tho time that be was 80 ,rescher
on.y and bmtly assaulted BY the an BROOKS an arcey
premontory OF the end ferociy Which commenced
with the conpracy Of President Bucbsnss Ministers and tie
.ab,equeu. rebel bontardmen; Of fort Sumter The pn'
epe. Of the Mss.ebue,. Senator command thorough
adLe.ion r. he extraordinary taolt ealerse our sdA
lion AID h courageous consistency carries With 1t oar re-
,pect"
Gen. Buell. il very model Of retceuce and Sc
crecv. lie goes to headquarters every morning at
lbout 10 o'clock and shuts himself up in his sanctnn
sqacforrm, inperyious to any human force, except
through the regular red-;ale channels. He '-H Ho'
be interrupted. It is as much az mans life Is
worth 10 speak 10 him On tie way to bis Office. His
servants are as afraid Of bin az they are OF the devil
An exprcss rnessonger came 90 him with package
Of mars from Washington, and did not dare to enter
lie room. He offered the package to one Of the poT-
ters TO carry it in. "No," 'aid the porter you
carry it in" "No," said the expressman he
knows you, you take IT," twas some time before
tie fellow dared face the iiercely-frowning CHIEF
to hand him the package and get lis pay. Gen.
Bue admit. no one to his confidence, and all predc-
tons Of forward movements, bs.ed on pretended ae-
cess 10 headquarters, are mere nonsense.
-Corporl Merrill, late prisoner in Richmond,
in his sketohes published in a Rochester paper says
TINT:
Mr Ty received m1uy vl,ors Of distinction ireadrs
tie reao.htei W,sa P5fchss Miles has'ld aad Bfeckn'
ridge Of ksr'acky Bishop Dosne OF south Carolina aud the
celebrated Paul norphy Of New-Oreans The vi'i' Of he
chez, champion OF tie world might have been susceptible OF
al ronca nte4pre alton slew sf splendid opposuni
10. .ttLe v.oa sra.e. H. Breekishlse believe. e.
c,.ed much sympathy o ir. Ely and engsed to u'e h'
h usuerce 10 obtain lie release. ~. Ply hsd Al one time
d fragment. r.. hi. escape Having offered the sum
Of 5000 20 shy one who would succe"fuliy put him
through tie proportion sccsPed by De- Gr'wod tie
obtsiaed parole and not long In 'eahng on, tie Tsi
usu fo undertaking. Tis engineer who had Tor
ary years been employed James River and knew every
crook nlcl and forest the banks TIE boat WA made
ready the oars uua-d and Ell cement, perfected Tor
start On the day following bu, q, the decisive riomsrt DR.
Gr,wold arrested and sert to Hewofeans, whsfe he
died and the project was abandoned"
On the eth ins,an, little amuse men, was Gre
ated in Dale street, Liverpool, bya crowd which
wa- following in the track Of two well-dressed but
somewhat notwithstanding gentlemen, who
walking srm.n-arm. In answer 10 inquiries, it was
stated that the gentlemen Messrs. Mason and
sidell, the Confederate Commission ers. who il was
said were on their way to the Town Hall to pay
their respect. 10 the MAYOR. At ibis ntmation the
crowd accumulated rapidly, and to the Town Hall
the strangers proceeded with due gravity. Here II
was learned that tie "igstrious visitors were Tom
Savers and his circus manager on their WAY to at
temp, an arrangement OF come technical difficulty by
which the erection OF his circus in Dale street was
prevented.
MIR. Vincent Wallace has returned to London
from Paris, where has been residing for some
time 10 finish bis rev work which will he hrough,
out at IL ROYAL English Open after the production
OF Mr. Benedicts "Collcen Bawn,' now in active
rehearsal. The hifcttO of Mr. Nallaccs comic
opera is by Mr.. Panohe, and is divided into three
acts Mss Louisa Pyne, Mr. Harrison, and Mr..
Suuiey, beside many other members II the company,
will I'LL the principal parts. All il arranged in fact
with the exception of one tbing-the child has no
mime Vet. What's in u nance does moi hold
good a. regards new play or opera. good title
ia Of the highest Importance. IL is well known that
ale Pardon de Piotrme' changed lis name several
times.