New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

odds ara spds Of very serp1s'y ,omsntic irci4sn.
which e jass ros esrsing an imUerss eIci,snsn:
snorg certain ercies 10 the city and IN .sicl he an
tire public are entitled 20 . f1ll participation. We
cspro. vcuch for the street fdehty Of our nsrrs-
tve nssnuch ss the fscts have oe me % Our knosi-
edge in 8 some~hai corfGsei state; ye. sc shall try
10 40 presert the circumstances SO Will give our res1
eIs reliable notion Of the wboie affair.
No longer ago than last Thursday, whether in the
day time, under the g:rsh light Of the scu, or Il
eventde, or in the bigh: time, under :hs streaming
.Gulgepce OF TIE HOOD, our informant. has no. re.
v,s)ec-a rnerot ant Of this city, :he insls even OF
vhcse name are forbidden 70 expose, accompanied
by spIghly little woman OF dNk hair sud eyes, ani
clever demeapor, called upon the Rev. Dr.. H, at
hi. residerce. ard made known their desue, which
vas t5s. they should at or:e be united ss nan ani
wife. TIE clergy msn, with the customary sis,rity,
made oil preparations and the couple, IN 'ae prssene.
Of the clergyman family were duly narneA soa sd
men en- Joined " bot 20 pu. esunder. Inc orlde VS.
taken 70 her husbands home On c. street, AID IN
oduoed to his family, which consisted Of tFo or three
children.
baLd bought for her among other thirgs splendid
1--WE undIed dollar pisno and MICA isle pony - rde,
srd in al respects behaved Ike most loving and
devoted lord
A few dsys rsssed, when scsndal, with q fostering
and most malicious tongue hissed into the ears OF the
relatives that their hnsnan had married a.. Ice
tale is toh.
more. The wife has quit the home of the husband,
ard is now hvpg st her former resi1ence, when -
aIso on c. street, ard is suffering the most dresd-
full spprehersio1s OF the wrath OF the rei@iTee.
vas Arna Wilsop and she had been IN this city put
short time. Not lopg ago she was walking up u
street 10 her room, when she was oyersken Dy tne
merchant who asked her if she would not take nde
into the country with him that evening. Sac con
serted q. once snd from that time the intimscy grew
and strep gtheI ard ey were speedily rs,ned ss
we have detailed above. She has been tod ths' ne
took her for better for worse, and s now ms law
e-i will be lnnZ as sue Keeps
heuef involste. TIE relatives, we iearn' say lns
marriage is fraud, and Dot only fraud, DuE IL Voo
on the ground Of the ircompetency OF the msp, VINO
vas not in his Int mind at tie time OF lite conunms
tion The woman we are told, is 10 great ttocole
about the mstter and lsmepts most sincerely the I'm
prudence which has involved her and many innocent
and respectable people in such lsgrsc1nial n preae'
ment. nisscuti Dem'eia''
ASyDyAsr OF Ggy. WAsHIsGToS.-An old coored
man mined Jerry now residing on the farm Of Msjor
Smcot of Alabama, is said to be lO7 years age. The
Selna Seninel gives the following history of hs life:
"He was born the property of Col. tsuntl'roy OF
Rappahannock, Virgins, in l75l, and while Washing.
ton wss in Philsdelpbs, attending the Continental
Cor gress he purchased him from his master, giving
Thirty pounds for him. Soon after be becs ne the
property of Washington, General washington tooS
command Of the army, taking Jerry with him as MS
body servant which position Jerry occupied until the
close of the gre at struggle for American independence
taking an active psrt IN all the battles IN which Wah
irgton engaged Jerry recounts with great accu,
rec the prominent incidents Of many battles and shed
tesrs while relating the hardships expenenced oy the
sodiers Of the American forces especially OF the hsrG
ships Of those in the jersey Colony After the close
of the war; Jerry was taken to Mount Vernon, where
be rem aimed until the year before the death of Gen.
Washington, Wien, becoming dscontented IN conse
quence Of his wife moving TO distant negnDorhooo
he was sold to The owner of his wife. few yssrs
after Jefrys wife died. He again becoming dssatls'
fed with bis msster, was again sold and finally was
carried to Richmond and placed IN the public MARKET
where he was purchased by the father OF Col: Hugh
p. Watson, now of Montgomery, Ala. Mr.. Wstson
kept Jerry until his DEATH when he fell into the hands
OF his young master, Col. Hugh =. Wstson. when
the with Mexico took place, and there was cal
for volunteers to fight the battles OF the country Col
Watson was ore OF thoee who volunteered. As soon
az Jery heard that he said that his young master
should not 90 unless he too vent with hun. Jerry,
true to his determination, induced by faithful at
tactment to lis master, went with the Taladegs boys
Jerry would not only take every opportunity TO kll
Me xicsp, but would, when he could not shoot one,
win their money from the yalar devils very
popular phrsse OF Jerrys when speaking OF the Mex
icsns. Jerry declares that he aud one more OF the
Tallsdega Volunteers the name Jerry uses freely
were the only Americans thatcould beat the Me1cans
at monte and such other games as they played and as
proof Of it, Jerry brought home number CT Jumps
Of gold which he took great delight in showing as
specimen of Mexican currency. When the service OF
the Teladega Volunteers expired IN Mexico jerry re-
turred with his yOurg master. Maj. Snoot haaiiy
purchased Jeriy's wife, and COL Wa'son gave Jerry
permission to go where and when he pleased. lie
spends most Of his time at Ms. SmoOts feeding pigs,
working in the garden and dong such LITTLE Work a.
be feels disposed to-"
FRoN THr LANES TO LUERPooL.-Ihe schoohsr
Col CO Ok belonging 10 Mr.. Bssel of Detroit, ma1e
a fine run cut from the lakes to Liverpool She YVES
"a osys from Quebec Into dock at Liverpool we
have seen letter from Cspt. Nathaniel Sherburne,
who took her out ard an abstract from rer log SO lie
parts Of her passage were very rough June ,b ~ a sna
i they had violent gale OF wird hom the son,n ess,
and essterly. Extract from log says: " 2'draIl
to-day have been laying TO in violent gaze lfon
east and very heavy sea; vessei pehaves oesu
"talIy; keeps her lee rail under put sniP' no
"to windwsrd. June 2i-Stll hove TO- Dowlog
3" tren eudous hard, and such sea runniog thaI we
are mere nut shell-stl, no water comes on ooetu
"to wind ward, though her lee eide is under 20 .he
"thrd plank Of her deck load; vessel makes oeau.
Z" full weather Of IL"
The above speaks well for our lake vessels, coming
az il does from shpmsster who never saw one qnls
he took the comnand of the Col. Cook at Quebec
This was the sane gale Of wind thst the Aganemnon
ard Niagara had the first named ship came 80
near foundering The Col. Cook commenced iosdng
July l6 with return cargo Of iron for Defoit, ana
must row be at sea on her return passage:
yEsERaBLE RELIc.-In Marblehead stands the
mansion of Col. Lee, built in l762. II has Tor many
wears been occupied by the Marblehead batS,
few days ago, during heavy raIn II was no.lcea 'uas
the psvere Mt in front Of the houfe was .d "ieA Tue
date l76S represented in email white sones; rof
pr ety years the stones have been daily Travelled over
yet nobody had noticed the chronological mossc unoea
their feet until careful soul looking down Tor 'as
dest place to put his foot happened to dscoye. ~,
The building is sii in good repair. TINS aoass AZ
nte resting relic Of old times. The entire wooafo,A
irsde, including the DOORS window cases, ssalr pan
listers and ceiling is of solld mahogany. ensra
able feature about the building h thst the SANE paper
s upon the walls in every room that was put On I'm
when the house was built. The paper s OF Tue nios'
ancient ard picturesque character. !n the RECEPTION
room where were received Gen. Washington, ~
syette and other distinguished heroes OF tne
tic the carving Of the wood is magance9s AZ .g on