New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-03
PERSONAL.

,, y, ,,ccuutulai, IN the sac which invests the heart,
and his al-o was ruptured She had in physical
sense OF the word. died keart-jrokeR an expression
cnly true physioogicay for ,he was greatly beloved
hy her husband and they lived happily together. Inc
eoroners Nry returned a verdict in accordance with
the reveteion- OF the post-n'ortem
--The Alexandra Va correspondent OF The WASH
;EefoR Star states the following a. a fact:
na.n uared s;ixe III driver Of n express ~ason was
b-ou-h. before Justice Summers on Tuesdsy On pa'e
;a.d 1t the instance Of the CORN ess Attorney ehi zne
Rim , Jre-sn, denuncis;ary o. Southern ns'
ZION. and people while IN conversation the subject Of the
p.r- VERY oray The Justice required him 70 i've oal 10
the ann Of $50 10 ss~p the p-sc-.'
Col. Johnson. Inspector-Genera OF the Depart
ment of New-Mexico. and Major Rhett Of the Pay
DEPARTMENT. having Inspected and paid of the men at
Fort Buchanan left some days since for Santa re.
Ieuts Randall and Cook-the former Of the Dragons,
and the latter Of the infantry e daily expected III
Fort Buchanan where their respective companies are
stationed
The Toronto papers say that the rumors regarding
the derartnre of the Govenor-ienera Of Canada, at
an early day, are totally unfounded.
Gen. Chipman some wears since member OF
Congress from the State Of Michigan. but more re-
Gently prominent lawyer and active Democrat OF the
State of California, who has been spending some time
al the East passed through Tucson on the 9h ult, on
his way back 10 the Golden State
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe. who has been in
ENGLAND for some time past, will spend the Winter
in Switzerland Her husband, Prof Stowe, will re-
turn home Immediately.
Gen. Il. F. Butler, Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Massachusetts was prevented from &C.
companying Judge Russell and George sennotte, esq
z = IT, or,R his "A moi.
a,e by reason of an accident which disabled him. and
his engagements in Court in Middesex.
George p Bumham State Agent for the sale
Of Intoxicating Liquors, in Massachusetts, has re-
signed the office in letter TO Gov. Banks, on
account of the :" infamous charges made against
him, as he says, from motives OF personal malice
or envy, through those who have hunted him
ike bloodhounds the past two years He Is accused of
adnlterang the liquors he sells, and Committee Of
the Legislature is investigating the matter.
Wagner. Il musical composer of Vienna. died in
October last from AN accidental discharge of his gum
while out shooting.
-Ma,hus has found disciple in the person Of
" Joseph GARNER of the Paris publishing firm, Gar
ner Frtros 81 Gulaurnin, who has recently published
:" Der ProgTes de la Population
-Enrico Lemni. who took patriotic part in the
Italian movement in 1913, particularly at Curtatone
and Rome has recently been appointed Italian tutor OF
the Prince Of Wales.
The late NJ j. X. Brunei, the engineer, a
rich man. His personal property alone was worth
100000
Joseph Hume's statue in front of the Townhouse
of Montrose inauguraed Sept "A. in the presence
of TO- COO people, and with great solemnity all the
4 tl..
Grafton.
Among the eminent visitors at the watering place
Of Homberg, Germany, last season, were Winter
halter, the painter, and the Partisan publisher Fermn
Didot. with his wife.
A New-York correspondent of The Boston Post
SAYS that "the respected President Of Columbia Col
legc has the prospect of ending his days in clover His
wife had the good fortune inherit by the death of
relative about month ago, estate estimated TO be
worth some 100000. The property comprises several
entire blocks of houses in NewYork City, and in loca
ties lying directly in the path of the march of improve
ment The lady is to enjoy life interest in the estate
and il il then to be divided up among her chill
dren. The property in its present comparatively I'M
developed state, commands rental of not far from
siOO GOO per annum.'
The " .. Bee records the death OF an old miser
named J. b. Montaign, who found dead in his
shop a few days ago. The deceased had been resi-
dent of New Orleans for forty years, and was
engaged in selling birds and specializing in eggs. TIE
Bee SAYS: lie was eccentric to the extreme some
points, and has brought several claims against the city
Of amounts from $500 900 to 81 ,500O 900. One OF these
was for discovering supposed cure for cholera an
other for furniture alleged TO have been destroyed by
a mob, and another for property belonging to him used
in the making extension of streets. He had plae-
ards in French, Spanish, and English, hung up in his
shop window, offering these claims for sale at enor
mous prices. The old man died of lockaw, alone, in
his miserable little retreat. il believed he has large
quantities of gold and silver hid away in his shop"
The princely brother of the Abyssinan King
Negoussie when returning from his embassy Paris,
on the Egyptian steamer MARRIOTT, lost on the
9Th of July, on the coast Of Egypt.
The last -eanee Of the French Academy was en-
ivened By stormy personalities between the Secretary
and ". Leverrier, who indignant that his paper
on the discovery Of the new group of asteroids
not printed as he had written il.
A letter from Stavropol, inserted in the Iaraiide
Russo describes the arrival of shamyl in that town.
He il a man of lofty stature, thin, and broad-shoa
dered, with hollow eyes and dyed beard. His walk
is slow and digni6ed His face bears the trace of
many wounds, and it, paleness and melancholy ex-
preston indicate profound grief and compressed regret
His son, CAST M.hommed, resembed him only in bis
hight His face l. pockmarked, and his gray eyes be-
tray rather cunning than talent.
Tile AJaay EreaiHg Journal of Monday says:
Thi. r1orn, sboH; l0 O'Clock Judge Gould Of Troy
IN Of stepping from the Hudson River Railroad eybost
upon the bridge he slipped and fell into the basin The boat
moving tie slip when the accident occurred and he
in tie Of taking leave Of friends the time he
probably looking another direction