New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

hvher Lr.bard, who made search for her, only to
6ra her d. 3D. She actually perished in water only
about two feet deep-sbowirg an evident determine.
ton 70 n axe way with herself. The Corone's Jury
fourd that she TO her death as aforesaid, while
e. .uffsrng from diseased state Of body and mind
Mrs Bilauski, who had been convicted ofmurder,
ard recently escaped from the county Jail at 81; Paul
Mrreso:s has been arrested, and taken back to jail
She Wa found 10 the vicinity Of St. Anthony in male
attire. There is considerable mystery about her
<scspe at which some of the officers Of the jail are
suspected Of having oonnived.
Pref Mlligan of Bethany College, Va has been
rendered and has accepted the Presidency OF the Uni
versi.y Of Kentucky, located at Harroisburg.
The Hon. VIM. L. Ysnoey is seriously i'll.
Mr.. George Loring the sbsconding Grand Master
of the Odd Fellows in England has appeared in Cliff
ton C. W II will be recoilected that before leaving
England lie stole $50 600 Of the funds belonging to the
Order.
TIE Rev. DIR. Horace Bushnell is a. st. Anthony,
and viii probably take up his permanent residence in
Mnneso:a. IL noting the fact The 81. Aattoay Neps
remarks that he is of course earnestly and frequent
y solicited 20 preach, but his health will not permit
him 10 eld to his n,hna,ions in this matter, and he
reluctantly obeys the mandate of necessity.
The London Critic states that the Milton auto
graph, beng the receipt to his publisher for install
ment If the purchase money for Paradise Lost
sod at The Dawson Turner sale, was bought for
Transmission to Philsdelphia for fij." TIE Critic
ssks, very naturally, "Whst the British Mu-
scum authorities about, to let such opportunity
Sip"
The Ne~.York correspondent of The Cieveiond
Leader ssys: al was told few evenings since that
Mr. 7. Stewart, the Merchant Prince Of New-York,
intends 70 build large Home for Widows and INDECENT
Womep and endow it most literally and that If one
million Of dollars is not enough, he will use two
millions. Mr. Stewart Gays it is to the women he is
indebted for his fortune and now in return he will use
it TO benefit them, without regard to sect or creed
Baron Yeverton, when Chief Baron Of the tx
chequer Ireland, went Lent Circuit and one of the
sss;ze towns happened TO be place of which one OF
his college contemporaries held the living; at his own
request Chief Barons reverend friend preached the
assze sermon. The time being the month of March
the weather cold the judge chilled, and unhappiy
the long and the preacher tedious. After the
discourse over the preacher descended from the
pulpit and approached the Judge Sinking and smiling
looking fully satisfied with his own exertions and ex
pecting 10 receive the compliments and congratula
tions Of his quondam chum. "Wel, my Lord" he
ssked, and how did you like the Sermon "Oh,
most wonderfully" replied Yelverton, 1T was like
the peace Of Goi--it passed all understanding and
ike his mercy, thought it would have endured for
ever"
The Manchester Eng Weekly Examiner of July
says: Those who are interested in royal scandal
WILL it is said before long have their taste gratifed.
| understand that Sir c. Cresswel is likely before
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person who claims to be descendant of the Duke OF
Cumberland the brother of George Ill and who
will apply TO the Court under that portion of It's uris-
GctiOn which requires it, when called upon to make
declarations Of legitimacy. The case will, have
some to believe, be rendered still more interest
ing by scraps from the correspondence of the moot
eminent men of the time which will form part Of the
evidence. And unless AIN very much misinformed as
10 the nent egsl practitioners who are to support
the claimants cause must suppose it to be both bona
Gde ard plausible. Perhaps, indeed, it may be too
plausible 10 come to trial, for it would hardly be
pleasant for the highest parsonage in the realm to see
an unknown stranger enter the royal family.
The Paris correspondent Of The Manchester
Guardian tells the following anecdoe
when sfer the peace NJ de Csvour found himself for the
imposbI 70 remain within the bounds Of equette his
ogna,on brrt violently forth 81 violently That at length
tbestrf "a The word arrest escaped his lips at which the
betrayed Pi,dmonese minister turned round saying Arrest
me Try you would dere fot then you would have
no but back TO France through the Iyrol
-Punci discusses the retirement of Count Cavour
from the Sandman Ministry in the following musical
strains;
Csut OCavourneen the bubble is breaking,
You've had She last scene SOlferinos red hill
The c.luoDs longer the echOs waking
Com, OCsvOurueen, what, Minister still!
O Las; thou forgot the plomocy clever
H. which thou didst bear so distinguished pNt
Thy vow 10 clear IA all the Hspsburgs for ever
The VeImiu still lnlcT CavODT of my heart
C.your1 cen, Cayoumeen, the dead lie in numbers
Beneath the turf where the living made hshti
In tie bed Of Ny Uncle the Emperor slumbeTs,
Bu; Itay's Hapsburas coltinue 10 bite.
Wei they have cut short the struggle
That fred all the pulses of laly's heart;
And In turning Thy back ON the humbug and Jugslei
Ca,our thou hast played proud eentlemans part