New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
PERSONAL.
A letter from London hss the fcllovisr;

| a letter f'on, London hss the fcIlovier:
l., murs however. not fosgs, TO give you q ktfs
Oh o. ecsnds' ths, gong the Of the hsrsry
fortnight mere lie has been resdn, A, tss ofs, al
Household Worcs, and it is said tha; be dss,r,,<o
be divorced. but MIS- Dickens will no, con.eat O.
sec1 urt OF her ctilcrer. l bear that Dickens hS
for some tine been paying attentions 10 sa
scttss at hs Hsymsrke, Amy Secgwi,k 1t 10
tho right. 80 charmed was be with her thN &, went
10 Hunt Roekels and bought her sbesutiui brscs-
LET, fer which he gave burdred gnnes. snd bed the
lads's name engraved upon Il. TIE tnnket vM us
frf;uns'ey ost right when be was takleg her 70
some Place Of smusemeLt, ard vas ioued BY SOMA
honest person, who took II t. Han. X Sksi :, wac
ct orce sent il up to Me-. Dickens am IS Nj. Dckens
opt, Mrs. Dickens received the hSughty testse,
WI ich coi iimsd her suspicious. She cSe.ep,d Il to
her lord when Re csme home, and simply ssi5.
Charles. wish you would rot be opso Ia these
'msttrs,' shereupon las the lawyers ssy tse sdtT
Of Household Words went ifto towering passion and
said be would ret stay another miuuie il the sars
horse with his wife. He sleP. that night at ho.st
ard hiss lever been houe since. II appesrs tast ell
the children Except Chsres side with their fsther.
NJ Dicksrs has removed his children ,ix Of
Their 70 bis country hsuse. do rot know hox al
this viii era but here ene5 the frs, s,t-"
Another letter gives the following ac,sast Of tho
matter:
Though the Household Words sill cprticuss its
weekly course the household Of Mr. aud Mrs. Chsrles
Dickens Il at sixss sud seveos There's divisins be-
ween nv loTd and my lady, ard a ne,sG q tore 10
. be the order OF tie separation. The daughters
ide with Pater, the with Mater. The vito OF Q
ertsin 81 Il. who upset Lord Pam and bis min ,erih
crew the infatuated spondcn, Of 0fsipi, 10 said
to be mixed up in TIE affair Do a, I write aud rot
do, ia evidently the motto ot the sutaor OF those
pretty little and highly moral Christmas books"
~ rumber OF Citizens Of Philadelphia gave public
dinner to The Hon. Joseph McKibbsn of .forsia last
evening. TIE invitation was headed by The uamos Of
David Webster and J, W. Forney.
Senator Shields passed through Chicago ls*
Wednesday, The Tribune says. roate for Minnesota,
execrstipg the Administration 10 fearful manner. On
Tlinois politics, the General venured the opinion that
Mr.. Douglas ought to be reelected, but thu. he would
not be.
Sir Archibald Alison the historian, Is said to have
joined the corps of leader writer's toi The Loadoa Her
aid.
The Mississippi Democrat comes out with no
NOR OF the Hon. Aaron V. Brown. Postmaster (}ea-
eTa ard urges his nomination for the next Presien
cy. The Pquiiirg CLARION has "a sTtice 10 ftyr Of
the Hon. Albert G.. Brown United States S.nstor
from Mississippi, for q Q same office. Tee South b.
eius early knowing that the Democrats viii be forced
10 take an ultra SoutheIuer.
The Massachusetts, Historical Society ne. at tn
residence of Prof Lopgelow in Can brdge on Thurs
day evening, by invitation Of tina. gentleman, I, CONF
memorate the anniversary Of the battle OF Bunker
Hill and more especially the commission Of Wsshiog-
ton as Commander in Chief of the American Army.
The occ ssion very pleas ant one, and received
additional interest from tho fact that II occurred ID
the house which was occupied by Washington during
his STAY in Cambridge. boston Advertiser.