New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

Clarke, in bic lifetime was associated with Mr..
Rogers, the inventor. Mr.. Rogers is Batinorean.
We learn from The MGriposG Star that Col j.
{. Fremont has brought biz suit sgainst Sheriff Grip
pen for the OF So nO0 damage. sustained through
the failure Of the Sheriff to put him in Possession OF
The "Josep phne VEIN" Tie StGr alleges that the
wit in qus ston properly served ard the parties
placed in peaceable possession. Col. Fremont
ing BIZ satisfaction with the service but ths; the
restoration did DO. have the effect anticipated by the
parties, il did no. materially interfere with the
operations OF the Merced Company.
-Bel5en, the man that murdered his dsu .hter at
sandlake, n. Y, has been conveyed to ne lunatc
asylum at Syracuse.
1t is said that Heenap, the Denicia Boy, intends
passing the Sumner at Avon Springs, whore he viii
occupy himself with dong the fashionable and train
ing for his great fight With Tom Sayers.
Mrs. Sophronia Rapdle, married woman, eloped
from small town in Michigan, recently with
young man named Wm. Wghtmau. They stopped
at village near Chatham c. W., where the young
man was taken with brain fever and died. the wo-
man, possessing herself of what money the young
man Lad lrft (which amounted TO some few hundred
dollars returned to her former husband, aud W.,
forgiven by him. He proposes to open grocery
store with the money secured BY bis wife
A eolored woman, named Flora Hawkins, died in
the African Church at Cincinnati last Sunday. She
became exceedingly happy during the service, and,
while in the net of shouting, fell dead in her seat.
sudden bemorrbage Of the lungs produced instant
srangulstiOn.
A clergyman one Of the Illinois delegates TO the
Synod Of the United Presbyterian Church at Xenia,
robbed the Of about sl3O, abou, the time
the train starting; $lO0 OF the money had been
contributed by members the Synod for the relief of
poor and afflicted brother minister in Illinois, and the
remaining $50 was bis own money, which he de-
pended to take him home. The money in a
wallet which he had carelessly placed in side pocket
Of his coat.
A lively and ludcrous combat between female
physician Mrs. Stillwell, and a regular trowsered
Doctor, named Mcneil, took place in the streets of
DE Witt, Iowa, few days ago. The affair grew out
Of professional rivalry, the immediate provocation
being lengthy article in the village paper from the
pen of the male disciple of Escuapius, severely re-
necting the character Of his professional sister
The latter after careful diagnosis Of the case decd
ed that ii calling for the vigorous application
Of stimulant in the shape Of q cowskin. Providing
herself with this article she hunted up her traducer
ard piled him assduously with heavy doses
of the therapeuical agent, at remarkably short
intervals that the patient unable to bear such bold
TSactice casp ped the fair practitioner in his arms and
held her 20 orcby and afectionately that the efforts
of the town marshal were necessary to release her.
At the latest accounts both doctor and patient
doing well.
We bave received letter from Laura Honey,
stating her grievances the non-fulflment by GER
tain parties of theatrical engagement which induced
her TO TO this country. a lady in trouble is al
ways a snbect for sympathy and the sympathy is
heightened when she is in foreign land We there
fore go out Of the usual character of notice or crt
cism, to mention that the LAZY, the daughter OF a
welknown actress is in trouble and asks that any
Of the theaers may be given to her for single night
for benefit. Her appeal, in letter which she sends,
is very cogent.
Capt. A. H. de Rivicre is at Aiken, S. c., where
be was said to be soothing his acerated affections
with the companioDship OF two ladies' from Boston,
who recognize him under the endearing names OF
Cousin Henry" and Dear Harry one the wife
Of Boston broker and the other single. The gal
liant Zouave" has, however published card in which
he denies the Aiken Hotel Scandal and asserts his
readiness to punish the calumniatcrs either by law
or personal chastisement, at their option
While company of Pixies Peakers, Gays The
81. Joseph Journal, were encamped on refer SIfeeA
about two miles beyond Belemont, on Friday last
one Of them, named Castle, from Pennsylvania, was
struck by lightning. He was brought to st. Joseph
by his comrades in a critical condition.
DR. J. G. Holland Of Springfield has accepted an
invitation to deliver address before the literary so
cieties Of Mddebury College on the occasion OF their
anniversary in August.
The wounds of Mr.. II. X. Brown, the sculptor, of
whose accident we made mention lately, were, at
ast accounts healing most kindly, and, since the adj
usment of the fractured shouder-blade he is greatly
relieved in fact he is progressing to recovery beyond
the most sanguine anticipations.
A long letter from the Hon. j. NJ Bolts appears
in The Richmond Wig, in which be declares his
purpose to prosecute O. Jennings Wise, esq., for libel,
and to award the damage. thus obtanedto some be-
nevolent society