New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
PERSONAL.

--7Ee Buffalo Express says its information that
Gov Morgan had rendered the office Of Auditor to
Philip Dorsheimer is Incorrect Assurances to that
effect have been given to Mr. ID. by other parties but
not by the Governor elect. The Express is "led to
believe" that Mr. ID. would not accept any "ofice in
the gift of the Executor =
"A rumor that Mr.. Dean Richmond was seriously
81. is ocntradicted Mr.. Richmaud was ndisposed for
n dsy or two in Chica,o with ameness which he is
subject to- and from this, learned yesterday, he had
entirely recovered.
-Avestern paper says that Gen. Keims election in
sbe Rerk District is cl,nching Ae horn driven into
the Admin rations side by the defeat of Jones, the
sseccnd Tuesday of October"
WESTERN ELECTIONS The election for County
Treasurer in indianapolis resulted in majority OF Pig
for Barker, Republican.
The municipal election in the City Of Peoria, on
Monday resulted a thorough rout OF the bogus De-
mocracy. A full vote poled, and the Republicans
elected all their city officers, DIR. VIM. X. Hamilton,
their candidate for Mayor, being elected by l5O ma
;o,ity AT the late election for State officers and
Legislature. the Douglas ticket had majority of 300
In the city. Republican gain in three weeks, 400.
The Paris correspondent of The ". o. Pieayans
rays:
One Of the most brilliant takers in Paris has been
carried TO the msdhouse allude to NJ Malitourns.
DIR. Verou. in his memoirs speaks of him IN these
words. m. MatouTne Is, above all Il fascinating
Etalker: he divines the impressions of those who
listen to him, their momentary thoughts, and he
gives life to these impressions and thought' by Just
and piqusnt words He said OF Nj de Chateubrand
He IL the republican the most devoted 10 the mon
archy ne have in France. lie used to say during the
Restoration: Il shall cease TO fesr new revouti IN
the moment legitimate princes begin to believe
themselves cle- nous and cease to believe themselves
CHE: cur | asked NJ. Malitourne TO recall some OF
the witty remarks he often makes IN conversations
lerephed: 1T is with my esprit as It Is with my
money, have never been able to biing myself 10
write down nv expenses. Nj. MaitOurne has ire
uently received prizes from the French Academy he
was able contributor TO the RerHe dts DeaT
hfondes, and he has vequet ty been enpoYed oy tne
Government. He lived entirely by bis pen, and as he
spent hite money, The dned every day with Dr. eron
and had Tree ticket to all of the theatres he did not
fatigue himself by labor He WAS writing q work,
Des Carae tefes DE ce Steele, when he read suit for
LIBEL brought against svugaI fellow who sold ISLANDERS
for biography. Tie took into his head that his book
would be regerdei ne SANDER, ana he be tiled as
Ebeler. He became alarmed aud threw his book iuto
fhe fire. In few days it became evident he was
crazy, ard he was carried 10 Bcetre He has been
greatly relieved by his stay there his mind is as calm
II not as lucid as formerly he is as good hunored
ing hiuset naked. When bis stcnis 60 10
See him. he instantly recognizes them, but be.
fore be will say word to then, be makes tem
give BIN their coat or cloak TO hide his nakedness
Then he talks with bis wonted grace and brilhapcy
and wher bis friends get up to 60 he returns the bor
rowed garment, saying; 1t il right you should be
'covered when you go into the street And he sc-
companies them TO the door, adding, as he shakes
tands: can go any fOr'her, you know the reason
Why ard he returns to his chamber smiling aud
blushiog. What painful affection! Death is ten
thousand tunes pr,fershe toi, Let ine add to the
honor Of Dr. Neron that be pays NJ MaFtourue's
board st Bcre although the Minister OF the Interior
;nsisted that the Government should pay it,"