New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12
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Prom MArlbOrOuRhs eyes the streams oi oD''to
The marriage Of the old Dake OF w ems 81
no. n he ,,vsnty -pinth year O. hi's 'ou' e,ne IN
81 D,cbe.. ~ - Albars and the gresies' io- -
the world Is spoken Of 10 the London pm, tn n,
fact We are Al loss which most ~ 49,, 5,,.vi,v
tng folly Of the ocfosenafisn OF 70. - ak herself u
Which would induce young woman ~ s,ss.n or, -
-. a.. - l,,,s r-.idue II life sfesoJ otaNH O1' -
A., Ions.,t .pao We hope, for her 49,, =,
I've 40 the s.e Of Parr Or jenkins - - - y'' IS.
~" !" az. -, - fslse notions OF society Will 90 10
49, e,,,yrtgg The soul aud making ne most SERIOUS
obligarons = matter Of simple bargain aho SAFE .
- Cyr,fss i0rune has taken singular round SINCE
q. -. s,o,,i,ed by the trst owner De himself, When
ing man Il will be recOlectsd married servant sifi
- susan Starkie bJ whom hr nsd tnree chlor b-ai
dsssbt~rs one Of these married the Earl OF Gutofd
shr tie Msfqui. Of Butte and third Fir Francis Bur
o.tt Mas Couits Is dsughtr Of this ast marriage and
of course granddaughter OF the Old osnker C3u"s
having Loot be fret vile m lrl9. narriF0 10 lute.
months alter her death Harriet Melon on scH'ss OF
some celebrity cn 7hom h. had several esfs oeiofe
settled 10000 sterling. and WITH Snyh nIs ie'auoHs
were bV 10 uesns eQuiv0rsi lie cleo eooul 'Neny
yesrs ago and ~ be ts1 already msde what he deemed
IA ample settlement upon he daughtefs' De zen tns
whole Of ME enOrrnous property valued ~ J'oV ?"
agn1p 20 bic widow she did not wear the WHO" very
long having 10 ew yeas. sgsn rnprro the bonus VI
rnAirfronv with the Duke u - Altars young noO.t
man OF two " three and twenty Of high RANK beng re-
lated 10 royalty itself and Of very badly heo purse
being the poorest man Of rs rank 10 al The kingdon
Ihis mstcb very unsuitable Ia point OF JesIs Ief ~
gentle Harriet Was not only fat and lar but iV5y
and ,ba rise Wss for many months me sui'S' VI I'll
syaring rdicUle IN all the prints Of zoe nfli'n
lie Wig Tory and Radical lbe DuAe care H',o ~
,bs bovevr but gave loose 20 his natural propensy
-, dssiscu with so much esnestuess tnht ms career
was soon brought 10 al eud. snd the weePing "looS
was left with the title OF DUCHESS oil ~ Adams ara
600 900 year console herself ee Dest ere might cue
lever married sgan but left ell her enormous estate 10
Mics Ang-Ins Burdett o. the grand choreh VI me-
frst husband on condition Of her taking the name o
Couus This the lady who IS about 10 become Duch
ess Of Wellington.
This is. truly. what Byron calls making The teHd1
,sssion tough Richmond Wing.
Wac, Axp GeRAr SUrfERiNG-The Calves
ton News learns BY an arrival from Brazos Santiago
that the prrauger schooner Count fuiaskl OhPt7n
Frederick Fiske bound from the BrszOs 10 iHHpieo
was czpsized In a sQ9s on the AN inst ABOUT Nv
mile 10 the south Of the Rio Grande. There were but
two men on hoard beside the Captain. nanely h7upen
Warren snd Henry Bush. All three succeeded IN getting
on the bottom Of the wreck where tney femsineo n'e
dsVs MI, the 10Th with every dashing over them ana
entirely without provisions and tut uie "ster Oh ine
18th they had drited 10 the shore eXhsustsd from nun
ger and thrst and having their arms sno legs severely
blistered with exposure u tue sun lheJ NJ" CUM
meuced their Journey ON the beach toward The MO
Grande werk they were and stll without proNlsions
With the utmost exeron they Travelled about % inhes
In 4 days when they fortunately met WIN pSiV VI
friendly Mexicans who have them food and took
! them 10 Ma,snoros. These men observes the news
were nine days without food period OF starNatoh Oi
which there few examples recorded
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACcDENT-A serious
Railroad accident occurred the TOnawand. sunday
evening ~ the trsin coming In from the West
German maker and vender Of matches having partsken
too freely Of the Intoxicating draughL ie upon the hA
road track and when the tram came along the COW
catcberr hit him the head throwing his body on the
track his fset remaining The entire tram men
passed over his ankles crushing and grinding the bones
In horrible manner. About Al o'clock al night DIS.
Montgomery and Moore cent for who found II ne
cesssry 20 smputste both legs Just below the knees Al
the last accounts he was doing well Rochester Adv
"a We understand that the New York and
Buffalo Telegraph Company have contracted lor Io9OOU
rounds Of heavy iron wire which they putting up at
the rate OF 1000 pounds per day 1t will soon be- up
through the whole line. Albany JOuihh'
~ The Genesee Mills together with two or
three smaller tenements IT st. Louis, were destroyed
by hre ON the night of the ID inst