New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16


ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN NEw ORLEAss.-The Newo'
leans popers report the murder of Col Walter Ta,nsen'
rr old end much esteemed citizen on the ith nst
other citizen, heretofore much respected. Inc orlzn =
the trouble is said to have been domestic dmcanr
which Turnbull was nnocenty involved iM ~
Data describes the tragedy as follows, 80. -.
Waller Turnbull, worthy and well known ciliLcn
Yesterday shot TchoupitO ulas-st. near 81 hays
ket, without the slightest apparent proyocauon f~,
cumstances a. they have been related to u' are as
"Col Turnbull, at about y o'clock was s'anapx % a. Sr
sidewalk, the market in conyersa'Ion VIZ Ill a -
drew Miller. Seeing IN omnibus spproac1Int, ny
rated and the Colonel beckoned 70 the omnipus !" -.
As be drew near 10 the omnibus with the ih'snuon ~
ting in IT, Mr. James Pattan, who was plesg,u'y , -
omnibus fired at him twice through one OF NO r,f~
with revolver Each shot took effect IN inc 'os -
breasf and each wound was sufficient 10 occasion
result The Colonel put his hand tO his heart ana
hack toward the market bu he had moved 'hloc
Pstsn, when in the act Of getting out of ne -
again fred h.s revolver lhe victim ien' gs'sS'
and WIS IA corpse. =, ~. ~
Patton then stepped up TO Mr. Miller, handed ma "a y
revolver and requested to be taken TO the fohse -
lie stated that be had killed Turnbul bat gave 10
for so terrible act On his way TO the Ponce yi X -
mind srpeared to wander aud he spoke incoherenu -
ATTEMPT which had been made TO poison MN As Asa "a
rived At the Police Office he again said inat so"s''
aite mpied 20 poison him. -. ,,-essut
Psftcp Il tobacco rector and has up % the -
time borne good reputation Col lurp9e 99 80 'hirH
the time Of his death, port warden hs II ehsif5
esteemed by large circle Of acquaintance ." "a
ii must be supposed that the homicide vas :.ioS lns
termiDsied the existence Of 20 worthy citizen.
The Paris lstter-wrter relates curious dip0S'
age that recently took place at Naird ,,,o IA uisE
"At baI given on the festival Of 81 Eagen'I - =
who wss seldom spoken u until Napoleon ~ ~.
By selecting Empress OF tha' na' gs5d anssl
quis Do Turgot French Embassador a. haI anI As n
ether distinguished members ct the Doon' e of ub4
plomatic cosps thege present the ~ s,,k te
bFo;Ier.in Law Of the French Empress, ana "i ~
new American Minister, and bis son; eoris ~
"ID the course of tie evening while yonni i-r~ -
urornerading in the ball rooTn with Madame sya y
af lie American Secretary Of Legation on y. 49,
hesrd Il Duke of Abe making some IepsiHs ia -
az the toilette of Madame S0ule. The Duke, 80 ~.
arrived from Paris. ought to be jndge o. s sassns
Now n Gems that Madame SoUle had cnossD - Hf
which was not at the blight Of the Aadri9 he,ain
robe reached the neck while with the MAals Ssr sd
4 the beet ton 70 reveal their natural az bn<
cercv re- mite The Duke said. LOOK a. a'entsr,pslr
ourdyi On hearing this remark, uttered ~ a "A -
ou- tone Young Soule hen the lady whom hs - 81 .s
and ata rosching the Dale told him ~ Tbs rs
uutrv. and Of the same TIM gave him pa sesI< -
followed by q general excitement sha '.' a. s,sis
frtIer coming up led away his SON A,s,'S acesQ
iun;.r sent challf nge g. the DuEe Why al -
inc Il en- The groand that the affair was ao NJ tals<
Tficql loracter which T. certainly uie, y - rrc ~
he klnf -ican Embassadors wife did mol c0D'''
TO q G feicnne fashion yh..aluf
An srvyHAvcE-I1c Coiris Me- Josrra. pr, no.
AZ, o The emierant the Pacfc n l i - Is<r
10 stafs thef ihey "saw Mr. Severance O,y ss ~
"lIo. frmery editor of Itf heHn,oee go-ss, vii 80
he h flieitd with q cancer On bn up VIII"
acarry N to bis grave"