New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

.I...,.oa nj, the sidewalk abDss Di'oe street. oNl
-, tho old man WHO si~aS' s'P' on aaoo
..,.o Ffsnoh oaes'outs. Extreme ooio
- Ao.ev,r .eyere they miget be. d,d not io'
- ,ta venerable veuder of chestous, fr he
a, his port ready in his pleasant sod aeree
- 10 dispense hi. delcaci.s to those Sao
e"N :. ,.t,o1jze hin. Sat he Is DO more 10 bs
II, accustomed place. While at bis s'aud
-, n ociock on Wednesday night he was t4Sea
ade.y it, sed fell 20 the eide walk 10 st ste Oh ''
s.,,itslhy. He was conveyed into ,hs NeS-,"A
Hospital, but expired before sny medical a'c cou y"
rerderd. The deceased (Frsncois Iacdeol was
ven ecceItric Individual, aod led tae me =.
hermit. In his youthful days. wiie among wv
aouptsins Of Switzerland, of which couot'y no -,
,..,ve ne fll in love with fair usIden whom '' ~
,oo.. ;do,zed Unfortunately for hin, h'~eV''' sue
1--we VA rot reciorocsl, and tho oD)e y ., ' 80
tens married another. This blow poor '"U"''' "
not h. Al, and he left bis native mus W "auu wv
farent oouutiies in the Oh Wofio; ou' j" N'
40 he resolved 10 come to Anerca to
tyv his hatuDes. Tho deceased arrived IN Ne"-i''A
.. =. cr.,ter Of century ago. most Of which tne
fn tke WHIT, seasoD) kept his chestnut s.aad
=, RrnsdSay. As far as Known he had no regular
tOne, AID was IN too naSh Va os~OP%"o -
rats. and ober open places taking his meals at tbs
,,,ls vc.nsiag shops where he co I'D live the cheap
at Tsdesio was little seen during the SIMMER sea.
,op, q, be intended to make en,ugh by the sale OF
Ma chesinu.s during the Winter TO support MIN whie
the bot weather lasted.
IsaAo,, of ,ds when he wished to open business
.ea, ,hs cbetput season commenced, raddeio al~ay'
h.A I'd NJ whom he could borrow all the moocy he
,...d sor be was cure TO return the principal with
go ;,ta,sst He was very honest aud temperate
ma, never In touble for be tended s,rtly to his
am h.soess and duriug his career in this city the
Police have had no occasion to interfere with hm 10
the leas'.
Cortnor Gamble held an inquest on the body, when
appeared from post.morem examination that dis
sase Of the heart was the cause Of death. The de-
ceased wss 20 years of age.
BoRDIR RUFTiAss AAoS0 THE GERMANs-Fhe
The Geimsn Democratic Central Club is 10 fair way
TO become acqusinted with the entire beauty Of the
Dead Rsbbt party, If experience can tesch 1t any
thirg. Its members have not only been atrOciousy
bamboozled in the primary elections but they csnoot
have the poor privilege Of protesting against it. Fer
napdo demands OF merely that they shall be victims,
but that they shall be unConplsioing victims. Mt
content with kicking them out Of rsmmany Hall, he
pmsues them to the Shakespeare HOTEL where tney
held q meeting on Tuesday evening. They found the
has "suIed with his satellites" they ssy-reguiar
Border Ruifians, there TO control their scaOo. They
mace successful attempt 10 do their business, and,
failing in that took their books and hats TO the house
of Mr.. Destoye. Chairman Of the Committee. Here,
with mejority Of the Committee present. they pro-
tested soemply against the intrusion of persons not
members, dsavowed the action of Tammaay Hall,
and received TO issue ticket, upon which Col.
Schwartz waIder should appear candidate for Gov
error Of the Aims House. However, they will pro oa.
bly, be dragoobed into voting the regular ticket before
election. They must soon become accustomed to al
lowing their political meetings to be managed By the
Irish rowdiss Of the old police.
DONATIONS OF Books TO THE SiSo SING PRrsoN
LIBKAET.-Ths efforts Of the Rev. John Lucksy,
Chaplain Of this Prison, and Mr.. WIN. j. Haskett, in
soliciting contributions to the Prison Library have
been after ded with gratifying success. The number
ofvoiumes thus far received is 49, while nearly as
many more have been furnished by book publishers
sad privse individuals The Nance OF the donors, aud
the rumber Of volumes presented by them resPec
lively, ore as follows:
gGsoss Bruce c. volumes srat.on, 81 volumes Lea
IrtSon 2 volumes; w. G Levsridge n volumes; Jane.
ias yolumes; Scientific american Ooe 81 Congregation
oiM. T. Church in Jane street per the Rev R. PGney,
ns Pastor 2s2 volumes-Totsi, 454 volumes
The Rev. Mr.. Putney, snort time since, having
received Mr. Hssketts circular on THE subject, ap-
psal.d to bis congregation to leave with him woa'-
ever sppropiise books they had to spare, to be for
varded to the Sing Sing Prison. Tue result vas the
Contribution Of 262 volumes. The example of the
Rev. Mr.. Patney is good one.
Mr.. Hsskett has received the folio wing letter from
the Rev Mr. Luckey, In ack,owledg nent OF recent
reception of some packages of books:
CHapLxIs's OFFICE, SING SING Prison, Oct %, 1857
En. Jay Hasken es9 ,..,
SIR; take s pleasure in acknowledging the reeep.
Of thre books you, wach found io3
booIs aud Nos Of the National and Penay Magazines
appropriate selection coad not IN my opinion nave oee
made. hty are Of of the $50 that purchased
for our hbgs7y Spring and which beng so invltias a
number Of spp csns 10 the library from three 70
n, They ccnsst of sucious proportion OF scenthc
boric miscellaneous aud light moral rcsdng Such knd on
r,adips for ard consequently oads TO selection
the Of ccnscts Of religious books have abundant
And now Sir permit behalf OF many glad heart to
sincere heartfelt thanks tor this exceeding val
donation and pea,e present unqualified gratitude to
Haskell James Little and Mis- m stratton, for the AID
thsy seversy rendered you this blessed cause They wih
soms orens the prisoners cell the donors name on
the hyesi Of esch book Is read folrs respec'inly,
JOHN LUCKEY, Chspisin
FIGHr AND STABBING AFFRAY IN A RUN SHoP.-As
10 o'clock on Wednesday fgbt occurred at the Dab
In House, low ram shop in Cherry street. between
John MeClopd and Patrick Flynn both parties getting
their eyes BACKED and couu,ensnces ohsrss disig
ured The bellgeients 6nally separated when
McCloud ran into meat.shop next door, aud seizing
~.x1f - - 1aar nf he