New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-02
PERSONAL.

Among the passengers who arrived last night on
the Arago were Mrs. j. Y. Mason and family, from
Paris: the Hon. l.. NJ. Keitt and lady, Jerome Ma
poleon Bonaparte, and Prof. Childs Of Cambridge,
Mass.
"A dispatch from Charlestown, Va, to Tile Balf'-
more Sau dated Sunday, SAYS:
Gov Willard Of Indiana visited his bro,hef Coot yes
erdsy in jail company with Senator Nilsson MI Mason pro-
posed TO the retire when the latter entered suggest
inc tina, he would probably prefer his interview should
be private and slso the that anything Cook might say
he should bound testify If called upon witness Gov
Willard vev promptly replied that be himself would be witness
in court any Cook might Communicate and insisted that
NJ Mason should be present Willard urged Cook make
fan confession Of s he Knew connected with the ahs Harp
e order eXonete those who were innocent and 70
punish those vino mphcsteG as the only stoneeni he
could make Cook nhet is willingness 10 do 80 ana ne
win pobaby make written confession He told Cook that he
had nothing hope for but death Gov Willard states thlt his
family lad sight OF Cook ioI several year and supposed be
dead Until, upon reading HE in the paPe1s be deern'
med visit CLsI.estown ascertain he was HI, relative Mrs
Willard be il Ia great dres, al the conduct o. her
brother"
The Rev :. h. $. Bi,seIl Of Norwalk, Conn, Ia,
been appointed Associate Corresponding Secretary Of
the American Seamen's Friend Society.
A writer in Tie Constitutional Pres. an English
periodical, gives the following description OF visit TO
Rachel the late French tragic actress:
The only evening had The pleasure psssn in her company
wss think in ssS when lie It'll in health and spirits
bad looked in upon NJ Carpenter the painter Whose
ensh portrait OF Rsche the reader has hundred times
IN the = windows the original picture was then hanging ~ s
a,cer beside the companion portrait Of George Sand snd a.
expressed desire Rachel IN private NJ Chapensr Sid
an going her presently with me-" Il was not 81
offer to be rejected and sacrificed stall the theaieT without
hesitation. When arrived here we found Rachel alone In
nedsev that the hr ciyie, .he jumped up aad
told Chspeue1 hel hi opinion bonnet She had
just bought and with charming roS' p<r~oe' net &C pa
TO me she yans and returned with the bonnet her bead
thou git never fascinating wonsn s. BE hei ne
strings her chin and held her e head to be criticized
What Baae fond Of describing lee hari Dc Je@e
the c1..e grsce and e.oc s0ues which Distinguish some
women Rachel Lsd ia perfection For time her isk
millinery and nothing e o. til, sa1eci she voube AID
earnest very woman short remember feeling tia; CT
very Ioor hslre al his while for no; being Freedman bad
neither knowledge o. deis opinion respecting ehseEb 50
uss forced to pay dulmy-whch is e1harsiins part
c.rec1y when you have been introduced 20 achanns woman
a. 'rTafeur dsfag1e tone j. always dsfHgst unless o>tr
and desire produce favorable PRESTON She perceived
knew nothing o. such sr'er and took notice %
they talked hoas repaid myself by noticing
he IL Singular how face very common IL IT, elements
such ,e Jewish physognoay, you considered tie d.
tail became positively tesuiu VIXEN animated SIN more
singular that girl picked p from The streets % 20 speak
should have gued tie utmost drawing elegance
the reader Ia, seen her Ply Lady Tarie the OILY modem
part .he played be WI probably remember the drawin:rool
grace OF her Il thu. reduced TO drawinsr9o1l
proportions, o. which remarked Wien, quiiin: tie
i y
jules Jauiu lsho thea Pggius heI with isn. because
nsweTsbe otectiou, and tie Exposition Other visitor,
dropped aud the conversation became seaers When took
esyr begged and ee her before returning
70 Eusan6; b., did oi lei that should nothing
TIE impression se produced on Wa ;' Of woman
with wor ie.u psal yeIy little ine se1ce very ie
sylupsihy, and iGes.s,.bly fascinating Hsl9el,.'
"A writer in One Bock. gives the following ac-
! count Of tie death Of the great Pitt:
PITT died his house Puaey Hssh ih- spot where
Cannn, and Csertsh fought their 3ue and ven neglected
state o. hi. family friends being nth HIN - the ae
One who sincerely attached 70 him bearing o. bis 1ess
rode London 70 Lin Arriving a. h. hou-e be th-
Del the gate. bur DISAPPOINTING he
hi vsy the bal doos and rePes,edy zas the bel
which snsecd He then entered the h0u.e wandered
from room room III a. lasi be discovered Pit bediesd
and eu,ey elected /; supposed thai such h power
h he'd been abe 20 pay the o. his servants sad
bs; they had sbscond-d taking with them hat they could
An anecdo,e relative tohe late Professor Wilson. i
Just circulating When the suitor for the hand Of
Professor Wilson's daughter had gained the ladys APP
probation he was Of course, referred TO papa. Hay
ing stated his, probably, not unexpected ease, the
younger gentleman directed 70 desIe the lady 10