New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

crovre that tbs her unohans-soe ',suuon' ai the
vision Q. Der ,lbe Whi,e .ayns III, she ha IL her haad
journal AID her eye, rested extract fn rr1Hsn
cszst.e relative .be aecease Of Pr1ssi,r who M
fortune Ct twelve millions 20 Biz t-o young unmarried
r.phev S.. this several times beam thoughtful sid
fz DAY. Il. ef f rr, with thousand frscs
tco~sG from -sintsrcs She presented sAE-
wards bow the ED Vt of the heirs But be ~"s
specie, Of Nmrod ee'dsman. who had psss'oa bat
the oh-se She addressed herself cadet Ct the family
BE jest hooi Of nsure and sensitive
Ira; Of Ii, brother rude. be eUy prey and
hardly had the sdod caught TN in her tolls, thar the
death Of li. brother doubled his foane he followed his
mper Paris ard surrendered himself TO her with such
sbanGoumu, have heard hs; endowed Eoby
body and ud who al the snecedeu Of her VINO had
eiueed him express hi, h.; she widow bs.
be coC beov upon be bad bis fortune. He
hArdy yess Old while she forty He
diamonds and pearls tha; coui BE-
found He bought fer her country seat nssE Paris Witch
prncey chateau She every srienid dinners oa,
she had fox guests only men, and this ornen,ed her Her
bn when I'll satisfied to attract . her, BY her
splendid style Of nf who not Of he d-inoads
Ths In possible thing caused her blush amid her opl-ncs
Hoping triumph this obstacle by sotenns the conscience
Of the public bald in the Of the
Champs Ey.e-s q mansion whi,h would be wonder. The
rscsse entirely onyx and the dinnsrcon Of mal.,s
b.; the work has been suspended after of two or
three million francs The poor rch has to the end Of
lis millions after reaching tbs, Of his illusions.
A New. London giil at San Antonio, Texas, keeps
bowling saloon and offers herself to roll with any
amateur in the country. she finds plenty who are
wiling to try their hand with her, and she pockets
the change, never as yet having been beaten. She
states that in six months she cleared e. 600, which,
considering the times, isn't bad.
They have the tsest kind of Woman's Rights
female in New Orleans. The Crescent Of the 18th
| has The sul oir ed item:
Adelaide B,ur, the fighting sisr.ess Of Dryade, street,
went o. saP o pr on and sow Ss tss or
four men her the lookup Thu.
nns: her .m,nrrd and elns dubious under
sss Is so s.s a s% R Aa after fDs down
he twain @ r s ,Hi a. AZ vow m ,ss 01 Z, ~
| police in town could take me-
Mr. Stephen d. Dllaye, the Democratic politician
Of this State, who charged with fraud and forgery
at Pittsburgh, has been released from custody on CIV
| irg s2,Oco bail.
Gov Wise not being present to deliver speech
before the Sons of Malta, occasion Of their recent
tournau en at Arlington, Va, his place was supplied
BY Mr. w. J. Rose Of this city, whose brief remarks
were listened to with attention ard qualification.
A bar quet, in commemoration of the battle of the
Heights Of Abraham, fought on tue 18th September
1882 was held on Tuesday the l3.h September, 1882
a, the Royal Hotel Hamilton, {. W. Sir Allen Na-
pier MacNab, Bart. was the President; Isaac Blu
chanan, esq, NJ. 7. F., the yica-President.
In New. Orleans, the other day, at a big fire, a
man uarned Jules Dreux, of Hook and Ladder Com
psry No. 2 being in danger of burning, saved his life
in some miraculous manner, upon the exact psrticu
lars of which the papers disagree some ssying that
be jumped across the street to the roofs of the houses
| opposite and others insisting that he came down
fve-story ladder in three jumps An honest Ddtch-
msn who saw the whole affair, Gays that Jules took
| the grapplt rope" fastened end Of II to the
roof Of the burning building threw the other end
which attached the iron grApple. across the
street caught il on the roof Of the house opposite,
| and hauled il tsut. Having thus extemporised
tiphtrope, be took a crowbar for balance pole, and
deliberately walked across. Where's BIondin
The Charleston Mercury says that the object Of
| John Mitchell in going to France, is to get Ma
peon H. to "resx his opposition to the slavetrais
under the French flag, if not to !egaze it,
DR.. j. d. Foster who came near killing DR..
Chopin, at New Orleans, in pistol encounter, two
weeks sgo was released from hs bail bond last Fri
day week. DR.. Chopin declined to prosecute him,
and no else appeared against him.
Some of the San Francisco papers have published
portraits Of Mr.. Greeley. They seem TO have taken
for this purpose such wood cuts they had hand
ard instead of adapting the portrait TO the original
they content themselves with adapting the descrip'
tion to the portrait. 1t found necessary in one
case to make him stout, bury, dark -complexoned
nan. with black hair and good deal of black
whsker."
Prof. Henry Brownson who has for several years
held the Professorship of Msteris Medca and Theri-
peu,cs in the Yale Medical School, has rendered his
resignation to take effect after the Winter of
! lectures. Dr. Charles a. Lindsey graduate Of
Trinity College and excellent physician has been
| nominated az his successor, and will assist in the
Winter course Of lectures. The Rev. Chester S. Ly.
man Of New-Hsven has been appointed Professor Of
Industrial Mechanics and Physics, in the Philosopoi
cal department, Yale College. The new freshman
class Ct Yale College is no. the srges! entered.
| The Nashville Patriot rejoces ths. out of the
l9i lecturers whose recently Published
in The TRIBUNE, only three from S.yeholdirg
| States.
Prof. Amasa Mccoy, Sscrstsry Of the State Tenn
persIce Society aud who is engaged upon a History
Of Temperance, has prepared lecture entitled
Curious ard Comic Phases ia the History Of TEN.
per.nce which he is to deliver in Albany AMI other
cities.
TIE Toronto GioJc SAYS: /" A son OF Sir Z imund
Head arrived from England by The last steamer cir.
cumstarce which renders it unlikely the Governor
General intends Leaving the country oson Tnere Is
runor sOa also, that through the Influence Of per.
sors friends in the Imperial Cabinet, Sir Edmund has
succeeded il securing the reversal Of the summons Of
recall"
Mr.. David Melville OF Newport, L. /, is said to
have been the first person TO introduce the ga:-ght
INTO this country. IL tie year 1913 he Lighted his
dence il Newport, factory in Pawtucket, and aver
Tai If-hthOuse in This way