New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-05

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interview sith an rioe CT H;ne gentleman ei soout
fe.JOaay wear NJ Uncle. nene vac John Hutior
Anne-iy Ny urcle sisted, if persisted il my dis
rracefu course isd nothi,y to expect from him
was h;s orly rpat;ve e1csp;ing his brother He eft
bis prrpsr,y 10 rs gardener" TIE whole evidence
Slowed on Jore. lad been, snce lis imprisonment
in 1873 struggling TO iouad peper, With no result
-Iif Spa,ituol Telegraph says that Mr Andrew
Jaci -on DAVIS "tse central merial miracle OF tue
nineteenth century. He never writes except he is
upeled to do 80 by that an ordinary lhfuefce,
spd .her regious!y devotes aiuse. 10 i, regu!a'
irg hi. ii., exercise sleep end times G; wiring &C.
colding t. tte Laws and principles which have been
disclosed to bin through this mysterious cta11ei OF
intelligence; and Il is% weeks u eyc.ysd through
hin a beck Of several hundred pages, containing
most startling intelligence philosophy, and prophe'
cies with references and quotations from book be
hos rev.r seen nor hesrd of, giving chapter and
page
Tie reporter of The Boston Courier Gays that
tie speecb Of NJ. VIZ. II. Evarts, OF this city a. tne
pl,mou,t DINER, wss simrable-stc gether the oeS'
part Ct the celebration. Among the Donations To the
nouumert received a. the dinner table, was one Oh
slCG from Gov. Ctsse, Of Ohio
TIE Ner-Yors oorrespop iept Of TIE Charleston
Courier tells pretty story sbou. pretty maid seT
az, Which copy, proem AID al;
A!mo-t every body thst Is anybody Is now ont OF
fcwn The t,sipess streets are less crowded than
usu,I vbile The fa.hicnabe ores entirely deserted
TIE ycury men il the downtown wholesale stores
tsye nc,h;rg 10 Co bu. 10 leaf, read the papers ana
Jv 10 keep ccoL Tie splendid residences In the Ih
avenue ard other siisr streets are barred ana ooeo
s,d even or With bard Of music brings no
ore to The windows il passes bet the servant grs
who remain at Zone. They have good rme playing
The 'sdy hle II eli nstsesee. are cing al Ssrsca
ard ba.hiI q: Newport Bu. would have you know
| TBS. some of the maid servants here are
| ye,v eocd.iockirg and vell-behaved class.
nst amusing lus..a icn Of he attrec'rveness OF GER
tam crle ard cf the nfa,uston Of others occIrrei
the OF! {. ay. young from one ci the nteflOl
S,ses tavirg cone 70 town, thought but 1gbt end
proper thai he should pay his respects 10 family
With VII aIn some members of bis own had been wen
acquainted. He got himself up rega'aesS o, Gaptn
| atd bavirg shaved srd been shsmpeoed at Phaon 5
ard having diIed at the St. Nicholas, he started 70
cal, uron his sristocrstic. but nh'anlhar ffenos.
| Ringing Ike bell, very handsome young womao
came 10 tie door and let hin H. Upon ioquir! as
TO whether tire folks at home, be sas informed
tLat ihey were rct, but that they had been out OF
| town sone time. ard would be absent all summer
The young Insn fresh frcn The country ana could
rot d,rire nj the lady from the ladys maid llav-
| 20 heard his sister describe Miss B, ne made up
his urd that the person before him wac none other
thsn tbe whom he had called to see The maid
Geried the soft impeachment, but nc would nave IL
| that sbe was nc ho~ "a W ="
before been to see She Stocps to Conquer at one OF
cur bea.ers. The maid seryan; finding it impossible
tn NJ it ceve the ycurg from TIE country, invited
| him into the ps,lcr They sptnt the evening very
p. ssanty together tie ready and ipited conversa.
tor cf the servaf. convincing her visitor that abe ba1
bssn PLAYING ar assumed part. He thought that she
sas intelligent and handsome enough to be the daugh
ter ff tie p,opreors If sLe not Under this con
viotop be went to this hvtsl not. ho~ever urti' he
Rad assured her that be would call ain, aod his sleep
| was Of course swee.ened by pleasant dreams. His
yisits were frs quert ard constant And although he
| has stree satisfied himself that the young woman
whom he "a was nsid servant, aud not the young
lady Of the house his interest 10 her has increased to
eucL extent that be has formally proposed MARRIAGE
He is houes. in his intentions and wel-todo 10 the
world ard Of oourse she will have him. This marriage
Will or should create quite much talk as that soon
10 take place bt. the millionaire Spanard ard the
| daughter Of gentleman late L,eutenant IN the
Navy.
Tie BpBalc Erpress says q woman named Louse
SERVERS tbe wife Of n caDabcst captain, getting
tired last Saturday Of yrg idle in port waiting for her
liege o.d and superior officer to finish up spree in
which he had been engaged several days while the
boat was loaded ard ready for start had him arrest.
ed and locked up, with the understanding that he
should be released Monday (lsst night; and then,
leaving 81 in the lands of officer 10 be given him
when lie was sobered and set free, to pay his fare to
Rochester where he could oyerake her, she started
eastward with the craft, assuming the command, ana
transactipg all the business Of clearance, &c.