New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07
PERSONAL.

Nov. -, tlNt;
.p,u.r D.,sree-snsusr from he ense % the terrible
of voluntary starvation occurred recently scar o.
k.los Nslasla County. Mr. CTusen. having o~n hooraS
under n. stesion Cor thss yeas came 70 tne s"
uus,o, over Two herseh TO eeeth so
s every krd Of noursl ster Ensreti'es were
a. ,xsu 81. ,er.,rd IN her resolution until death 10
chef At days aer she refused DcaTsshHien ~
is rov,d by sups testimony that in the shape Of hqus or soE
id. ,le never Of ems nousnaeni ~h'ss's
The Florence correspondent Of The P'or'dss's
JcrraoL Under date 18th November, writes;
T. number Of American visitors In Florence quss 20
srrr az usu. Reckoning the Prmsusu, eolcn-t the ~eoe
esnpo, an mach shor Of Ms. Stowe, the novehst
l. established here for the rmander of the Antoan ana Pa
Of tie Winter surrounded by circle Of friends MI ssosk
cur Minister ROME with bic family still eHan here he
family Of Mr. James f. Cooley Of NewYorS st their temporary
lone tie FrsscobtI Palace, their weekly ooacersasoa
are dispensing inequalities to large numbers Of their eoan-
y, men with quiet eesrnce and dsnHy MI Charles Perkins
Ros.on engaged in writing history Of Medieval Sculpture
Mr. Jsvis the city l. making good progress Win hs
work uron its at pointing IN the period ut JTvss
collection pcures increasing and viii be ready to be sent 70
America neat year when bis book VIII be published Tns
niy Mr. Kinney formerly representative az luhn e'n
time. 10 reside IN Flor.pc and the oeuter II an intelligent
cel As usual Boston largely represented than any
other An.eriosn city,
-Co,rnS Willan,r, the Swiss soldier who rescued
Mrs. Dane Of New-Jersey, and Edward Persinss
faulty OF Boston, from massacre at Perugia last sum
mer, Ne been Handsomely rewarded by hr. Perkins,
wi has purchased the freedom from military service
Of the brave older, made him present Of sum Of
money Iaid his expenses from Rome to Switzerland,
snd relieved the little farm belonging to his family Of
debt with which il ineumbered.
The San Francisco Herald states that Mr. Elns-
than l.. Sahderon has commenced an action against
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, csi ming 500 600
damages One of the steamers took the plaintiff and
his wife to Aspinwall and steamer being ready TO
convey them from Panama. they caught the fever Pc
cuar 10 ,he Isthmus from VIII Oh be has never rscov-
ered and from the effects of which his wife died. For
The damage TO his health caused by detention at As
pinwsll, the plaintiff claims damages.
The Hon. Edward Stanley Of California Is about
to become a candidate for holy orders. Many years
since he was Representative in Congress from North
Carolina.
Wiring for the Paris press would seem to be avery
fairly reribu'ed profession Employment on the va
ruus daily journals is eagerly sought and those who
succeed in attaching themselves to the various editorial
stats have no reison to complain. The correspondent
ct'Le DS6ats during the recent Italian war, NJ. Ame-
dee Aciard received $50 letter. and all his expenses
paid. Texier, correspondent of the Steele,
WAS raid $4D letter, decorated with the Legion
Of Honor by the Emperor Napoleon, and has recently
received another decoration from King Victor Emanuel.
The Wnans steamer which has been 80 long
building under the direction of her inventors made
trinl trip rom Baltimore Friday afternoon, and
arrived .af,l y at Norfolk the next day She ac-
companied b, Clinton and Walter WlDans Of one
Of the prol retors The bas been pat in con-
dion fer service and it is the intention Of her pro-
prieOrs Immediately make series of experimental
uIs with her from Norfolk TO sea- superintended
by themselves IN person.
French papers relate that the nephew of the late
Sir Robert Peel, Sir Edward Edgeron, is at Cannes,
in France trying engage divers to search for win
which went down in a steamer wrecked o few months
20. The document will put him 10 possession OF
;2C0c eco sterling U the property VI lately deceased
elatiye and he offers reward of $50 coo for its re-
,oyeIy.
Lord Maeaulay has two volumes more of hs His
tory Of England nearly ready for the press but il Is
lelieyed that they will not be published this season.
The great care which the noble author bes,ows the
work before it finally leaves Bis hands necessia ies
some delay.
AT Milwaukee, Wis, lawyer named Ryan has
obtained verdict Of 81 coo against the Third Mort
gage Bondholders OF the La Crosse and Milwaukee
karoad tor professional rendered IN foreeos
ing the mOyfg0ge last SPRING. Mr.. Ryan was paid
$,CLo, hut claimed $4,000 An appeal is TO be taken.
lie Rev. Dr.. Cox gives his idea Of the % Broad
Church " Ss follows; "The Broad Church! Yest
Make Gods Church broad enough 10 lake in Simon
Msgus, and Judas, aud SATAN Out upon IT, His GH
pious stuit,loqus-ohd not 50 PiOas either"
Max Marerzek has got himself into quite an in-
brogho with Tie editors the leading journals Of H
NsDa The Prensa published criticisms upon
artsts Of Marezeks company, which were not palaa-
bic to the impretsarlo, who therenpon withdrew the
pry ge of the tunetas ats in the pit granted 10 the
PreHs0 Office. The seats hen offered 10 be paid
for but they sold other parties. Al length tho
impIetsariO went far to give orders to the door
keepers not 10 admit the gentlemen of the PreDsS
Office When Max Marezek condue. became known
to the Of the other dais papers Of the city,
they, with esprit de corps returned their aAeGs to the
impressano
The Washington Star says that Daniel Il.
siekles appeared in bis in the House Hall Mon
day. On his resPpearanee there he was warmly
greeted by the Sergeant-at-Arms Of the House.
Messrs. Montgomery, Cox, and another whOse coun-
tenanee we did recognize bad conversed with hna
ere we LETT the Hail. after the termination Of the Hrst
ballot for Speaker"
Speaking again Of erinoine, the latest news 10
tbis The Empress Eugene improved the occasion OF
the sojOum al Compeigne to make a demonstration
against tie wiiel extended skrs for the reinroduc-
ton Of which int the fashionable world she Is respon
sble. Among the regulations the hunting season at
CoupeigDs il that hoops or cnnoines shall DO
WON, and the ladies who participate In tie sports OF
tie cbsse are appear in simple st1f dresses IL ~
generally understood in the world Of fashion, and
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