New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15

on the charge of sympsibizng with the insurgents.
He his since teen lying i'll, and died on laescay Oh
pneumonia though s ssid his Sickness was caued oy
fright.
1t Is estimated that Hen-Fever Burnham made
$4,000 wear while acting as State Liquor Agent Tor
Massaehufetis.
Sam. Cowen the celebrated English comic singer,
arrived Yesterday in the Asia. He is brother OF MIS-
Bateuan, the authorizes OF the tragedy called "Gera
dine"
An aneedote ia told in connection with the recent
derar,ure Of the Queen and Royal family from Edin-
bprgh on their way south. IA the Sheriff Of Edinburgh
stood in sreval dignity on the platform of the railway
station lady sought audience of him. 1t was granted
and the lady proceeded to tell him that she had little
eirl with her who was deeply in love with Prince
Arthur and that nothing on earth would satisfy her
short of presenting Prince Arthur with bouquet The
Sheriff pondered moment, but was afraid he had not
iursdicon sufficient for the presentation of the bouque'
however. he would eee Accordingly he entered the
oval carriage and explained the matter to the Queen,
ointng out TO her the expectant young Lady, VINO
stood. bewitebing little creature, all bushes, hopes,
and fears, on the platform. Her Majesty, with the
Utmost promrttude, declared her willingness for the
DCQ0uef q,
come between the two" Whereupon the Sheriff
returned with the welcome tdings and little Miss =,
stepping forward with the grace of Ferrris, presented
her flowers, with charming consciousness beaming
from her cbid.faee, which, no doubt, the youthful
Prince fully appreciated.
Mr.. j. F. Cropsey, the distinguished American
landscapist has now been resident OF Lonooh ior
about four wears His in England Is 80 great
that he is tempted to remain there permanently
-Ceorge b. Durham, the Massachusetts liquor
agent who has gained some notoriety for Ms liquor
extending ingenuity, was engaged in business
more foul than hquorseling as appears by the ioo"
ing letter:
"GzoRsx BrRyAx-More'n yeer ago cent yu twenty
a., do. In letter for coshin elmer ehickns and yu sed ina
was perfek pure budds and yu ade yersef oe TO sue Of
nro. kushn fer en dam stuff ntu yard or our OF
either bred OIL by themse and never mad no uhe'
coclr on my pase. and cheeed me hke the oe' al S
uoh2 The Of chickns was swl e as snoos pu'
ddp "a uo,hn cause why did want tn letfokes no roe
hin ed ard ,uckt Corn;etble yanky for! sed NOM
ina and Kept shady and gk to it that gut EN- TO o'eso W
eous ont ocaue Meut people Student s az me no nov"
Wei The rex lot of chickens black thunder odeN
Geo Buhsn-bred Of yur Patent ysisr impoted Preeum
stock that w the lyn noospapers ced was pure o"u
checked every quickern edtt-"en iouho un ~
IF yude bin thare thin guess you Wudden iaed ho' '
ten thows.n more fouls cheet People with after ide gut
holt Oh yure desaitul guet tel yu "0'i
think on you. 1 think If yu shud talk to sum 0nnes'
mplon, ni sech drswin express "asgin or sofrns WOO"
yude be Consided gentle mann Compared WIN wal no"
be- everybody va cheeDg and Cough and oean
tie uubck stinks wun ole heneupe emmy nov"
srose tho shud talk kline OF onness sort oil way 70
git Twin kill yu dun quick amt uste to It, and tht
wud serv yu rite, yu eheeting lyn onprnsiPled nave
20 ahed sue long Yu hs wunt hne Va OUT er
vile and yu considerable honny out oil the
na. yt va thort yude suckt poLe well own up yu
did va gu, twentysx dOers Of my monny All 'pos' yu
chuched sames yu did Wen yu uk them rotten Ass
onto hill turner don't you wish ide psde the postge on
,hi. letter. Yue git q time.
nhalt B-F-L"
Poe. SkrpP s. seen in the boston Tmes Yesterday ths'
YOU ade six The edurs table chis long and nchs
Round This put that paper Spose cud cell sig
,u ma DOL un over THAR es yu don't ule Me- don't
bleeve yu ever ade sg in yur eyu HombuSs go tn the
devil gorge BuTnam"
DIR. Shelton Mackenzie writes TO us, with refer
ence 70 Mr. Ainsworth's statement that DR.. Maginn
wrote some of the ballads in " Rookwood,' that the
charge was made, not by himself, bat by Mr.. kenealy,
Maginns biographer, in The Dublin University Maya
zine. In the Life of Maginn, by Mackenzie, prefxed
70 Magnn's Miseellanies the original authority Tor
il seems, non-authority) was mentioned. DIR. Mack
emile fully believed that Mr.. Ainsworth wrote every
line Of his own books. As to being called the late
Dr. Mackenzie" if refer to any want of punctuality,
il ia VIGOROUSLY an error; if not Dr. Mackenzie hereby
soemnly declares that he is alive, and worth half
dozen dead men.
The Prairie du Chen Wisconsin, Leader states
that two Young ladies, Miss Haskell and Miss Pool,
when walking in the vicinity of Fancy Creek, Rich
land County, were pursued by two bears Of which
struck Misc Pool with his paw, tearing her breast to
he bone and causing her death in few hours Miss
Haskell escaped with few scratches. The bears were
killed soon after.
A Mrs Thompson in Tennessee has recently re-
covered SIS 0C0 in suit for breach Of promise against
a man named Patterson. The case excited great in
terest, as the most eminent counsel in the State were
engaged upon it. The verdict is the heaviest rem
dered in L case of the kind in Tennessee.
A man was recently hanged in North Carolina for
a murder which he was melted TO commit through
supersttous belief in witchcraf, believing that the old
lady he killed had the power to conjure his wife and
child 10 DEATH and while in d state of ntoxication he
committed the deed under an erroneous notion Of self
defense.
-Morphy, blindfold beat four Of the beet ehess-
another at the 18th and third at the 18Th and fourth
at the 33d move.
Mr.. Sennott, one Of the counsel for the Harper's
Ferry prisoners and who presented some very forcbe
points of exception to the Jurys findings has been
notified with Others that his personal safety would be
best preserved by his leaving Charesown at his
lest convenience. Mr.. Sennot; declined leaving until
be had concluded his business.
Mr.. Elias p. King iron and coal merchant, Of Bos
ton, was injured in Worcester, on Friday, by being
thrown against tree by refractory horse.