New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

and deatlher moral herosm-deserves to be recordoa
on the golden pages Of history"
DIR. ID. +. Wright of The CldrkspiUe Tenn
Chronicle, exConederate surgeon, gives an interest.
ing account Of trip with Hobart Pasha the Turk,.h
Admiral. DR. Wright visited his native land-Eneland--
during the war. and returned in the blockade runne,
Falcon from Greenock, Scotland, 10 Wilmington. N n
The Falcon commanded by "Capt Roberts a nam.
assumed by Hobart The Admiral is described IA quie,
genial gentleman with dark complexion steady hlact
eye and firm set mouth, telling OF habitua reserve a,
air OF easy courtesy, and the uums stakabe manner NJ
thorough English gentleman He IL also spoken Of AZ
" an elegant b0sJ' whose ciaret was uncxccpNonable
while his Amonuado sherry a grade rarely pro
curable away from royal cellars.
The new Postmaster at Baltimore. Gen
EIasus b. Tyler was the Colonel Of Oh.os reprs
sentative regiments during the war; the 7th Infapr-
He raised two companies for the regiment in Eve aav,
and unanimously elected Colonel both by the ON
GERS and the The regiment first organized 10,
the three months service, but in day Col Tye,
succeeded in rcenlsng 200 for three years and in
a few days secured the requisite number for fun re
ment Speaking OF Gou. Tyer's part in the battle Of
Monocacy, President Lincoln Ia reported To have sad
"Thc country ia more indebted to Gen Tyler than n
any other man for the salvation OF Washington Hi.
integrity. hrmness and kindness OF heart secured for
him popularity in every department Of the army in
which he served and the obedience, respe and aec-
tion OF his men.
The late X. NJ. Corwine of Cincinnati has
left will, In which he says to his children: enioin
upon them the duty OF affection and respect and coma
dence toward my said wife. Desse NJ Corwina She has
been acotionate devoted, and faithful wife to me in
all relations, and especially in times Illness for
which bless and honor her she has as well been an
aectionate tender aud careful mother my sons and
daughter pay this tribute TO her The dying word,
Of loving father to his and daughter and most
earnestly pray that they viii cultivate, cherish ana
honor her for my sake well her own pray that
the peace and concord OF household may be preserved
in love and unity the future has been in the hast
The Lord will bless you for this and shall look down
from my place above in loving kindness and weig
ment TO you ALL" Mrs COrwlne was second wife, and
the niece OF Gen. Thomas A. Morris Of Indianapolis.
A person who definitely calls himself an
"American citizen" has addressed 10 Mrs Hayes an
open letter decorated by these mouthfng expressions
Washington society of late years has largely given tone
to political society throughout the country For some
years past Washington society has been bad as poi
ished society can well be. It has corrupted public
morals and iostered dissipation everywhere. This is
terrible charge to prefer against those and cer
monies which the Presidents wife largely controls BY
its extrayagance it has done much TO produce individual
bankruptcies and general distress. IL is not easy to
estimate the financial, social and moral mischief that
has sprung from Jebauched society at the National
capital am sure Madam, that speak for thousands
thoughtful citizens, without respect % party,
thanking you feryontly for the nsc the meal uabe
good the country which will be wrought By the social
reform you have inauguiafed."
The HAGUE, May 29.-The Queen of HOl-
land is i'll, aud her condition causes some anxiety
OTTAWA, May 29.-It is understood that The
Hon Nh Pelleter Minister Of Agriculture, will
Canadian Commissioner at the Paris Exposition.