New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

lhos. II. stockton, nomnftes, upon hs own forP"hn-
bily, Judge M Lean for the Presidency, and Theodore
Frelpghuysen for the vice-Presidcncy.
LITERARY IIrns.-Thc late MI. Tegg, the publisher
in Cheapsde gave the following list Of remuneratiyo
payments to distinguished authors in his tme-and be-
: believed 70 have taken considerable pains to verify
the items Fragments OF History by charles FOX sott
by Lord Holland for 500, 800 Fragments OF History,
by Sir James MsckintOsh g, 800. LingaIds History
was sold with the printed books for 500 600 the net
receipts Of copyright on the 6rst two editions only,
must have been SO 900. Life Of Wilberorce, BY hs
Of sheridan by Moore, $1,000 Life Of Hannah Moore.
and Time. Of G:sIssIv b Lady G; Bary. y 600.
u 500 I.alIa Rookh by Moore, $4,000. Rejected
Addresses, by smith, Is 900 Crabbe's Works repub-
Icaton Of by Mr.. Mo1On, $3.50. Buwers RienI,
ts,OCO. Msrryatts Novels, 800 to Hgoo each.
rived k5 COO per for her copyrights, during tho
latter wears Of her life. Rundells Domestic Cookery,
10000. Nicholas Nckleby 80, 900. Eustace Cinss-
zeal Tour, so, 800 Sir Robert Inss obtained for he
beautiful and interesting memoir OF Bishop Hebd, By
the sale of his journal, 49,, 900.
~ was amused" says the biographer OF Mont
somey with the poets statement to the effect that
The house In " hich Moore was born Is now whisky
shop that Burnss native cottage is public house.
She.eyIs horse at Great NARROW, . beer shop; th.s
SPOT where Scott born oocuped BY sbulding ased
for similar purpose; and even Coleridges reeidencs
a, Nc.Ler Stowey, the very house in which the poos
eonrosed The sweet Ode to the Nightingale, is now
an ordinary beer house uf 5lf
Trade saie,.-The Trade ssIes conducted by
Me.srs. Leayitt, Delisser & Co., terminated on tbs
9th inst, The amount sold tomeWhere 10 the neigh
borhood Of $3.50 900, distributed among abont hvo
hundred buyers. II feature In aoet Of there sales
aAd particularly in this, that the smaler buyers arc
more numerously represented prcperonably than ths
able 10 publishers. lPubiehers CnguaIi
SssuLARLY DELIBERATE SurcfDg.-The Ne"-Oy..
leans Bee contained, few day" since ohs mo NJ
Beugnot, relating the death BY suicide o. ~. sac.e
a gentleman we'll known by his long rssadence ana
prrcti-e of the medical profession IA Se".ONn':
So, lonp since be left there Paris in consequence OF
d,cl;nn1 health. He wss efc.ed with consumption,
and finding in Paris that he had not long he DC.
termined 10 haseo bis death, IN order that ne nlShs
not pend the s.nsl means len him. which he wehei
81, go t 10 soue relatives lie informed DR.. Bougnot
Of Ri resolution. That gentleman was an old friend.
Ue endeayored, but in vain, to alter Vaietis dsfr-
n nation. lie finally succecdet 10 making him promi,c
% mt OF the execution Of bic project for week.
DR. Vsletti agreed 10 do 20, although reluctantly,
saving, A week-thatss long time to wait At
the end Of the week he sent for DR.. Beugnot, tc
strychDine, made by DR.. ysIes hims~ all resiy.
Dr.. Beugnot argued and cntreaed with the infeIbla
patient for four hours but In vain. tY nearly mid
night when be left the room vaesti bsde him an al
morning, and locked the door on his friend ~ day
bresk Or. Beagnot was on the ground, and The door
was forced open. The body Of the suicide wa found
In bis bed. He was quite dead. The bed was hardly
runpled and the room was in perfect order. The de-
ceased left written and minute directicfs about hs
burial. He was inferred, by his own deeire In The
COMMON gravey ard-ia tos'e des Panwes-n me sum
PIES. style md with present but srne oic fnends
IRON Eew-Oreans. DR.. valeth was oons1efed
very able physician, and Was man Of erceeiinfy
courteous and genuemanly MANNER spnght n az ms
dealings q gentleman Of the old school he caves
many friends 20 regret .his dreary ,erminstSob I"
long life, honqrsby and pefuliy employed