New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22
PERSONAL.

Among the passengers il the packe. ship p res-
the, which ssled for London on Saturday .s are the
following: NJ. John Wesley HHper Mr.. Joseph
Harper, it,, and family, Mr.. j. T. Martin and family
and Professor Hank Of the Metropolitan Collegiate In
stiu.e, Of Wsshington, ID. c.
At meeting in Bloomington, H., Ju igs DouyAs
spoke to al audience Of two thousand penons. The
Pantdgrapl says:
"As soon ss he retired loud calls were msde for the
Hon. Abraham Lincoln. Mr.. l.. held back for q little
while but the crowd finally succeed in indu,ing him
TO come upon the stand. He wss received with three
rousing cheers-much louder han those given 70 uige
Douglas. He remarked that be appeared before tns
audience for the purpose Of sayrg that be would take
an early opportunity 70 give his views 70 the citz ems
Douglse's speech. This meeting, said Mr.. Lincoln
was called by tie friends Of Judge Douglas and it
would be improper for NE 10 address It hr. l.. then
retired, an ID loud cheering.
The vailed murderess, Mrs. Robinson Of Troy
gves the keepers at Sing Sipg sdesl Of trouble. Lat
teYy che has become 20 troublesome that the officers
are forced to confLe her to her room great portion
Of the time. For an hour or two each day, while the
other convcts are engaged IN the shops che LEFT at
liberty in the prison yard Fer universal employment
there is TO hunt over the graspat for fur-leaved
clover" Four.eaved clover is al Ingredient in her
imaginary cauldion, over which she mutters incsnta
tiops scarcely lees weird and wild than that OF the
"ssters three Mad or not mad ebe is puzzle aad
tCrl0en. 10 tDO-e WDCte 70 nave nsf ID
their charge. [AlbsLy Knickerbocker, July %
The painful Intelligence has just been received Of
the desth at Fsyal, Azores, Of Alfred Buckuins.er
Frost, the yoprgest fon Of the Rev. Is. Frost lately
pastor OF the Unitarian Church in Concord. The Rev.
Mr.. Frost, Mrs Froet, their con Alfred, about ten
years old and female friend Mss Fuller have been
living at Fsys several months, in hopes Of benefit to
Mr.. Frosts heath. About the let Of Jure, the boy
became ore of party to visit the Peak Of Plco, q
mountain upon the island. Miss Fuller was of the
party but the state OF Mr.. Frosts health was such
that bis wife unable TO go. The party consisted
partly CT ses-captans with whom young Frost had
made hin self erest favorite Returning from their
visit ard while upon the mountain they got out ot ther
path and began to exploe for the urose Of hndingt It,
Seeing al opening, one Of the men tcld Alfred 70
run along sLd see what he could find there He dd
go. A moment after he was heard to scream that he
was falling. The company rushed to his aid, bu. it
was too ate. He had fallen from precipice 40 feet
bieb. His back was broken, and he received other
irjunes. He wss taken home, distance of nire
niles and lived three oays, having his consciousness
tfe whole time, and taking with his parents and
friends. He had hardly in his life been separated
from his father and mOtlr. even for day, and this
sudden accident and cesth must be terrible blow to
them, ss it has excited much sympathy among al
who knew the family.
We are sorry to hear that Mr. Frost's health s not
improved. He intends to sail for the United States by
the next packet. Boston Iraveer.