New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

the ia haiti. If Novsrs REQ lived bis medical degree
a. ppva,,pce and successfully 'rsotced his prof's-
s,on A, Neyport X l.. and in Wa hington City, w,sh
bis brothe- embarked last month for AufoPe' 70 esss
| smc ng the volunteers of Gsnbsldi
| howard Of 5000 has been suhscribea tovsrS
| erecting a m,,ranent TO James Hogg tbs Ettr'ok
| shepherd.
The RI. Rev. Edward Maltby, ID. D., late Lard
Bishop Of DurbaO, died recently o, his residence 10
London He was n Dis goth year.
The Charleston papers ounce the death Of Cod.
.Jaeob Bond ron, in, his 18th year. The Meresry
ssys ttst Col. IOns siher WAS one d Mar'oss mea.
and wealthy planter. He only son, and 10 lsS
was graduated at Yale College where ns stacnnsess
to Mr.. Calhoun begsn i,emng home 70 ps'ene
es,ste be was early elected to tbs Legsinure OF INC
State and served in the Laser House. ne adop'"e
the opinions of .he Federalirsa In 1911 he enteree
he arm, and served as captain in the LIST regiment q
Artillery.
The Rev Mr.. Sleeper. late Episcopal clegymss
st Opeios has sId for balsnc Of hi' salary ssimcS
as due. After prorec'ed trial N Tuesday the Jury
disagreed and anew trial was set down for THURSDAY
Payne Kenyon Kilbourne of lLitch6eld, Cosn .
welkuoxn antiquarian, the Suthos OF su Interesting
history Of Lite field history fthe 6iibourne family
and other works, died ou Tuesday IN 0rn;bg.
Henry Dexter. the rot.d sculptor II now engaged
on bust of Gov Buckingham of Con rec.icut
The n. II. S. Foote, who has been, both Pc
ltically aud personally, wio thewi y VI late, wss
at last accounts with his BRIDE in Washi Szsoa.
The death of Dr. VIM. II. Hsmmo.N, distia-
euished citizen Of Arkansas, IS announced
The Hon. Cassus NJ. Cay of Kentu Ky has as-
Lea alta
of Jefferson College at Csnnonsburg, Pa., an the u
of August.
Mons. Bloudin has decided 20 cross the Gencsse
River at Rochester, early in August. and IN new
rope, procured expressly tor the purpose. He he's
consented to walk the rope at Niagara again, for tbs
last time on the 81 of August.
The Pu,dy Tenn Wig Banner says: Our
ing the session Of the Circuit Court, Judge Walker
fned certain pious individual once in good standing.
$50 for kissing a respectable lady against her wish
and consent
The Varrenton Flag says tha. duelwa fought
At Rectortown Station, Va, on tho Manassas Gsp
Road. on Tuesday last, between two young gentlsmea
of Fauquier Coun.y-a Mr. kncheloe and Mr. Wes-
yer. They fought at ten PAGES. After the first Dire,
Mr. Weavers pistol failing to go of, and neither
party being injured friends interfered and separated
the c0mbatants.
From The Ne,c- Orleans Picayune learn thst
on the 10th instant, a melancholy accident occurred
near Brandon Miss. A Mrs. Jackson had occasioa
10 90 during the night TO the window Of the room In
which. with her husband, she had been sleeping.
While engaged in arranging the blind or shutter, tho
husband awoke and seized his gun, supposing tAaa
some felonious intruder was in The room Mrs. Jacksoe
advanced toward te bed although her husband called
out TO her to stop he should fire, and he actually
discharged his musket At her. and she at once fell desd
He then turned TO the place were he supposed bis wife
was lying beside him, to tell her that he had killed
some one when not finding her, the truth flashed upoa
him tina. he had shot his own wife.
"A "Iooser Girl has been recently discovered IN
Knox County, Indiana, who is under twenty, weighs
40 pounds and followed and kept up with cradle
one dsy neatly binding hundred aud sixty dozes
large bundles Of oats She said she could easily havo
bound two hundred if the cradle could have cut them.
The North Adams tragedy has taken q new
phase. Mrs. NJ. H. Lewis, a very respectable lady Of
North Adams, has given to the physicians state
nent, which is published by them in The North Ad-
ans Ne,cs, to the effect that in April last Matte
Butler stated that che pregnant, and inti1stsd
her intention TO her character by visiting Pits
field or Albany to procure abortion. The Nevs ssys
that "Mrs. Lewis gives as reason for not makiug
known this fact before tho inquest that she would not
under any consideration have visited that psce and
been subjected to the uucalled.for, disgusting revea-
TONS cross questioning and newspaper criticism con-
sequen upon attendance in the capacity of witness
A meeting Of the Berkshire Medical Society is to be
leld on Wednesday Of next week, at which it 10 eK-
pected the subject will be thoroughly discussed.
The Rev. Henry b. Whpple Of Adams, N. T..
has formally accepted the Bshoprc Of Minnesota. He
will on his conservation 10 Richmond Va next Ooto-
Der, be the youngest Bishop in America.
The Hon. James veech delivered Fourth.sf
July ors,on at Mt. Braddock on Gis.s Settlemsnt'
The address was il is said, adorned with the most
charming and quaint incidents connected with tho
lives Of the early settlers and pioneers in the historic
region about the Upper Monongahela'
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