The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

himself to be here be il TO return and II will then be
Bourt In tho meantime Mss Bount viii rsman most Of
The time North, travelling No information has been re-
ceved yet OF the whereabouts Of Capt de Rviere, nor
Will il be known urtl Monday.
PcrxonaI Intsliieence.
+. S Newell, who of from Ckfistiausburg, Virginia,
short time since, leaving young and beautiful wife be-
hind and carrying with him the funds Of the Methodist
up Lexington, North Carolina whore he changed bis
name to that OF j. A. Roberts. He thence escaped into
Georgia and avoided arrest
The Richmond Enquirer says Report says that G. p.
r. James Esq, British Consul for Virginia. has lately been
IGNORED by the appointment OF Consul General 10 tho
aa n 20 s
count OF the promotion and the large salary HIS
departure from Richmond wiz be source Of rers, to
hE numerous friends. His genial spirits and delightful
'sble sakp will be missed at many socal board to
which bis presence has lent brisncy There few
men whose loss would be 50 widely felt and so sincerely
regretted.
L. A. Rec6eld, untd Slater Indian Agent Major Day,
Z. s. A., ana Hun A. s. Jenkins, Of Virginia. b. e., were
IN St Louis on the 18th inst
with the Duchess Mara OF Bavaria will De celebrated by
Isoxy Ut Munich In October next
The mnistratou the Rev Mr. spurgeon at the Surrey
gardens, Ioodon, is likely to BIO brought to speedy
Termination cpnsequercs Of the gardens being opened
fer anusemeuts.
N. DO Peus nas been summoned before the military
tribunal Of Lille France TO give evidence In the matter OF
his dueh with Coursiel ard Hyene
Nr. MGsrel deputy chairman OF the Mexican bond
holders, had an interview with the EAg of Mamesbury
nj tie Fore On Once on tne 2eta un
The Prince Napoleon upon his duties In Paris
Minister OF Algeria and the Colonies or July lat out
does not yet clearly appear where bis eces were to be
Captain sssss. who has been just named Governor Of
the French esabh-n Ia TIE Pacific et Paris 2sth
uit Fnaiarc where he em5ars for bis destination.
He presented 70 Prince Napoleon by the Minister Of
Marine. He IA accompanied by Lieutenant Saisset and n.
! de Bicgie, r.ieshpm his orderly officers.
H. Theirs is on the point Of leaving Paris for Fms,
wheDce be will proceed to Holland and Belgium, with the
view of collecting materials for tue iRs volume OF his
| "6istory OF the Consulate and the Ewpre.'
Tho following letter, Gays North British contemporary
| has been received In Glasgow from Rev. Dr. Let's
nrr nal verdict Iiu Mr. Gcughs libel suit, was given
made without author ~ from me or my solicitor On
TIE contrary sIenuoasly protested sssnss T. aud in-
4. r. LEES.
About thirty years ago, says the Louisville Jour
nal, when Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer was bride
groom and the present Lady Bnlwer his bride, that
exquisite peetess :" l.. E. T." Q.etitia +. Isndon)
wiute and published account of their characters
| and personal appearance. They were both quite
young, aud each of them was in delicate health The
| bridegroom was described AZ pale and fascinating,
and the bride was painted rs fragile and fairy'like
creature OF surprising ovcliness. The tender tints
OF her cheek were said a. be like rose eayes crush
ed on ivory" The description was read everywhere,
| and the public admiration and the public sympathy
| were deeply excited for the charming young pair,
| who il was thought, must soon pass away from a
world too and rude for such gentle and lovely
/
then that after a very few years, the gentle bride
groom would strike the tender bride, that she would
seek redress by publishing series OF coarse uerce,
AND vtuperatiye novels and pamphlets against him,
and that, after few more years, she grown to be
sturdy red. faced, and muscular woman, would pur
| sue him in his canvass fof Parliament, take her
| stand upon the hus61hes in reply to his public
speeches. call upon him TO confront her, shout
| Toward" at him in his precipitate flight from her
presence, and announce her determination to perse-
cute him till he should cry for mercy. and humbly
! make her amends for all his villanies.
Hon. Thomas l.. Harris was al Springfield Ill, on
| the 9TH inst. where he will remain several days.
According TO the STATE Register, Major Harris has
been slightly poisposed since his return ism Wash
ington, but now is regainng health aud strength.
| ARRIVALS.
| From Buenos Ayres. 10 the bark Hsyes-Aser
FROM NS,ssuss. In the bark Hsper,on-r a wehner, II
rr.% T.r,: Islands. + he brig oos.s hss7,, s H
ME-. Sssr ME-: Mary seiSsss xoodiors nses
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roy, Mrs Pntin and Two esnaren wm Hunter and
sy sni ,S ''V S s1s I'D
sS ". "; %n: an s''s: Nc: a;'. s.
lssue iady srd child calvin Oar and lacy Mrs Chsmpion'
's SS S.'; sAc sse. VIM
s.sss Hfss.f'f xs., sss'H'r sv S% PSss
VIM Ksor Butler King, yr. Gsrs,ie, wn Cleveland
\ j J Small, NoodaL n 0riffen g Davis W Mcrsir,
MLs,ins w.S.'ssum, sss,s salIcy JSssgh LOysn
Midlum W Anderson Capt Reuben Post, II Post Dr :
Wv Andrews. solomon Dump, scsw1', Rrsa.y 9slse
Jacob Hs.ra Morris Jsccls L Snow, wsfs, z Cook
Charles Harris, feuchs~srser arannis. Mylory y
Garter, " Wood, Schwartz Miller Barrett
Bnnesi fsksr; Morris John Bates and lsdy Jsmes
Reed, John Ge,ehen Lynn. Thomas lady and tso
children. Or Butler, Capt Iooms Ch1 Stuart 10 10
kme jacques W Craw ford, Dexter and ~ N me
| sieefare-1o,a. iS2
from Gs'5s.cn IN The ,,ar,sg Ms%ph ayI, S w,.
sHefers pcwie Scranton, hr Ioess and chldreu
| and - In the stserAge
| ABscorDINa OF AN ILLINOIS BANKnR-A SAT-
CAsK.-we are more panied than surprised 10 learn
that On accomplished banker, for some years in
charge Of a bank ut Peoria, Ill., but formerly OF this
city has absconded, leaving the bank minus large