New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13
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duke may have broken his prcmlse anu ",
secret marriage and his son may roF come io''h ~
Jay claim Il n titles sud estates Of MI iath-i 10
| prevents this, hut TIE isT docs ard wiz Pc 80
entering ito possession OF the property 70 WIN
| father rad no i.gal -clsiIn am S-ili,S 10 ~
sen I he exists al ,he real bsrsh.s atscned "
birth; bItthe claims he ssts ny can reVer Us .1..u
in the presence OF the fsc.s above sia'ed. hs1s -
MY possession al the necessary aoceuet : GU
duy a.essd - prove The substitution OF he pref Hdt@
duke ard no .iue vi b. Ice. 10 place them b2ofs
the competent tribunals, Hlth tie n-m persuasion 1nh
justice will b. given 10 GIN ds dr9H' ! on you.s
MAD have no family, bu. dearly beloved we, 70
whom forward this f,r insertion The tile 81 duse
has few cha7us 70 RE, but sii never suffer tai
title and the estates attached 20 il 10 fall mo tne
haLds Of .hose who ave u. claims 10 eoloy hsI-
"lma. 81 your oeeiient IRAN, ,.s,,..
"Has;o -Ape', Fet. -, isS. HENRY CA'hSD'sn
| THE IrALIAS IIoay.-Aiexsnder Vitaliemo Borro-
| meo the Hbernisn author Of the Italian CoLierehee
Wednesday, March -, when called upon his summons
and warrant for his apprehension was ordered, Inc
| charge again: the defendant is tha. OF ob'inins
money the pretense Of Furnishing TO the papers re-
| ports OF the Italian Conference meetings.
AMERICAN SLayLs ~ THE BEITI.H ARNY.-Ih
| london IRss after referring 10 the Earl OF Ellen
boroughs explanation relative 10 toe proposed enils-
meDt Of "KrOomen on he coast OF Area Tor service
Htldipge deny with equal confidence that i has
ever been in contemplation to seek for recruits n
| Canada among the fugitive slaves OF me LATED
States Or will they assert that there slso k'oo-
| " men only were sought for !!
| A PRoPosM TO ROBE sPIERRE.-M & reoeni s'l9
Of Autographs at Paris, the following st:eT addressed
| to Robe .p.s.re, excited no little interest:
q" Since the beginning of the Revolution, | have
| and knew how TO c3ntrol my passion. To-day | a1
fee. Ny husband las fallen in L. Vendee. III give
% you this declaration in the f1ce OF The Supreme
Beng II g no easy task % woman TO maze such
confessions out paper psenti you are my supreme
| deity and On earth know none bes ie YOU. look
upon you a mygu,r}ian angel end viii only I've under
an - years old, and have feeling soul. Offer 20 You
| sss dOwTy the qualities of true republican, a1d
40oCc lyIes rehtes am waiting for your a1s"sr:
Veuve Joaquin, at Nancy, poste Testante. l sHy
| me for my giddness:'
The issue of this love affair is 10. known
ADEGicA1E QUEsrIov.-A legal question ofs deli
/ cate nature is exciting extraordinary interest IN
Nestphsha, viz: Whether husband has rlsV 10
| optn his wiies lstters the question arose out o!
| suit foG divorce instituted by the huaband, n which
he obtained decree but the conc uye piece OF eTl'
dence letter from the Lothario addressed to the
| wife and the contents of which would never have
| beep known had not the husband been 81 ungaant as
TO break the seal. The divorced wife at once proc
cuted him for opening the letter. ana the tIqunal OF
| Upne has decided that he was wrong, and has sen'
fenced him 70 pay fine of ten tha!ers An appeal Il
pending the result OF which snxiousy watched by
the pubc.
| YIN o. Board TIE ISTLrxTBLr-Yeh, on board
the Inhexible exhibits the same duness aid natu-
| rally occurred To tie AngO.SaIon mind that be also
must want books The offer was rejected; but Yek is
| G. religious and said nothing about romance. His
| answer was "What should | do with books All
| I" the books that proper to be read know by
| heat" He quoted Caph Omar without having ever
| beard his name. lie passes his time in praying 70
Buddba and telling his fortune His papers abound in
| forture-telling schemes analogous to our SoTtes
| Nireilara" or Sortes BblicT.' One Of them il
| headed "Scheme TO determine when the kyangsi re-
belon will terminate. The Chinese are very Indignant
with him for not killing bimse. They say Eepnumber
ore fools; he no make wrtee gcon, lie no make ghtee
| pigeon, he number one bad mandaln; he no cuttee
ihloat" The wretched creature seems to have
been influenced in his conduct by these fortune-telng
| tricks which are as heterodox IN China as they are
| in England Respice riraies Dcorpn. Yet, although
ton. OF his personal habits, demonstrate that he IL
without coLduct Judgment, or even the strong COM
mon sense Of an ordinary Chnaman, his official rank
| is SO crest that We are told his presence in the
Canton River exercises an unfavorabe influence upon
| our dealings with the Chimes people. Unless early
news OF his degradation should be received, he
Calcutta, where he will probably have an opportunity
Of cultivatiDg the friendship OF the hing OF oude
within the walls of Fort William.
| Blows AwAY.-About Il o'clock the military
began to arrive Gun after gun made It's appearance
took up the petition assigned to It, Out OF every
| gateway from the fort Europeans and natives We're
| pouring on to the espanade IN hundreds, ana RON
tie native town every alley, street and lane were as
gorgDg their thousands. All seemed anxious TO behold
two traitor Sepoys blown into dark eternity. Their
crime known, and the stern anu compressed Ups
| Of every European present told how well they de,
| served their doom. The manner III which they had
been been detected in their neiaTi0us designs was
subtle and complete, and reflected much credit upon
the Deputy Commissioner Of Police and his assistants
| Three times hsd merciiul Providence defeated the
muineers by the timely arrival Of European troops
from remote colones and while the fourth plot was
| being brought TO maturity, the two CRIMINALS were
| seized Tie times demanded that terrible exampls
should be made, and the doom of the men was speedy
As tie hour OF five struck the stress became awful
every feeling and faculty strung TO Ns utmost len
SION and the beating OF hearts became audible Inc
spectacle was OF que. horror-there beng none OF
that excitement which is to lie met with al puDIe
execution in any other part Of the world The native;
of India are not demonstratve race, and they looked
| On with an appearance of stohd indifference Inc
handful of stern ard determined Europeans had more
over oyerawed them, and there vas but one ieeIng
predominaLt-fesr. Among all the Assembled thou-
sands a murmur could not even be heardma Whisper
would almost have broken the stiffness. Inc oincers
rode along the lines resolved and SILENT SO noseless
was their motion that the champ OF sDer hoises
bits and the CLARK of their sabers Jared upon he car
While the clock was yet striking the bllSsier coui'
msndpr the garrison rode in front OF the TWO executive
guns and i. seemed for moment as II a sounu nao
died away Tie sentence of the court martial WA tien
read TO tie prisoners IL the iilndos'an HeI
which thew were ordered to prepare Tor death lhey
were striped of their regimenal jackets, ard marchea
between files of their European guard TO the muzzes
of the two guns The drill haylldar one OF the two,
was noble. 10, king man, IN the noon o! MANHOOD, tan
and stately Ills men was erect and dignlned, untl
| the men Of the Royal Artillery laid hands on Nun.
| Then he seemed to feel a. if HE hour hal come,
fhudder shook bis frame, his Jaw fell, and his ivory
| white teeth were disclosed. While the two men were
being bouId not syllable utteredby the assem-
lied crowd but q rafting OF steel along the line gave
| notice that the Enfield rifle was being prepared Tor
Il - IL .h.pt the nrnn