New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
PERSONAL.

rooster which srurret him on the manu- iDso az oe'J.
About two weeks after the accident he was asaeked
with intense pain, sickenrg sensation OF the hears,
and his sufIeIiDgs became insupportable. At this
date a remarkable occurrence took place. He drew
his entire frame together as thought gain strength
for an act and bic voice broke forth Like the Growing
Of rooster This was repeated from tine 10 line,
and such was the similarity Of voices that the outside
listeners asserted their belief tnat it was rooster.
After four days of indsscrbabe suffering he died, and
crowed no more.
1t appears from the accounts Of Messrs. Phillips,
Sampson & Co. that they have expended $4,000 in
establishing The Atlantic Monthly, and that the max
imum profits Of that periodical in any one year have
been $4,000.
Mr.. Terpyson has returned from Lisbon TO Lon
don much charmed with his glimpses ofthe Pennsuls
but GOOD deal irritated by heat and muskstoes.
Last year lie visited Norway and crossed the Scandi
tayisn limb Of Europe. His is a mind and eye tia.
catch and reproduce characteristic aspects OF nature
with dssuerreotypc fidelity and force. Bat he suffers
from the ply steal dscomfos Of travelling too much 70
really erioy it. There is no truth in the report that
his health is impaired, and that trip to the United
States has been recommended as a cure. lie was
never bettr in his life.
The Rev. Marshall Henshaw, Principal Of DUN.
pontment Of Professor of Msthe nstics and Natural
Philosophy in Rutgers College, New.Jersey, and viii
enter upon his duties in the Of two or three
weeks -
Mr. Harris, our Consul at Japan, has been pre-
sented With magnificent gold snuff box by Queen Vic
toris The box is described as about six inches in
length four in width, and two in depth, and lie Of
wrought geld, handsomely washed. On the top is the
Queens CIPHER, surrounded by wreath Of diamonds.
The Grand Jury of the Superior Court at Hart.
ford Conn. had under consideration on Friday and
Saturday the csse of Joseph Wilson, charged with
stsbbing Charles w. Banks on the occasion Of tho
Seymour reception, August 81. There were two sep
arate ndic.ments-one for murder and ore for man.
slaughter. The Grand Jury returned both 10 tho
Cout, Saturday, Endorsed "Not true BILL" On
motion of Wilson's counsel the Court ordered the dis.
charge of Wilson, ard he set liberty. It's thus
no harm to Kill man in Hartford.
"A rev volume by the late Margaret Fuller
DOssoli, entitled "Life Without and Life Within"
will socn be issued by Brown, Taggard & Chase of
Boston. 1t is prepared by her brother, the Rev.
Arthur B. Fuller, from her unpublished manuscripts.
Mr.. George VandenhoG has volume in press,
emit tied "Leaves from Actors Notebook, with
"reminiscences and Chit Chat of the Green-Room and
the Stage in England and America"
The Annual Prize Show Of the yirtuous Woman
took place lately at Stresses in France with great
eclat. The virtuOus woman was proclaimed and then
crowned with roses by the Archbishop. His Eni.
nence gave long allocution in favor Of virtue and
how the woman in question maintained t.-by never
frequentng the Sunday balls, never reading romsnces,
&c. The entire village declared with one voice that
there good for the elect not reading
romaDces inasmuch as she had never learned to read
However, that did not interrupt the ceremonies
after which she presented with the highest prize,
consisting Of three dozen goody covers of solid silver,
with five hundred francs in money! and one dozen
spoons and two hundred francs were donated to the
second best. II is not stated wherein her "peccs-
C,llos' consisted. Virtue in Suresnes seems to be
properly weighed out AMI valued.
Mr. Gargooy, the converted Brahmin, preached
twice in the Unitarian ChaIch at Taunton, Mass, on
Sunday LIST. lie was also present in the Sunday
school, and attended the regular evening meeting for
conference and prayer. At the latter place there was
an unusually large gathering
"A sanguinary and f,tsl duel was recently fought
in the dggings on the Colorado, between +.
Warren Of Indiana and G. w. Harrison Of Virginia.
Both were candidates for Justices Of the Peace and
Harri,on was elected, from which the difficulty.
They fought with Colts navy revolvers, at fifteen
PAGES. At the second fire Warren was killed, the
bal penetrating his heart.
About two weeks sgo Mr.. John Elder Of Fred
efioksburg, Va, had an undersack for al bed filed
with straw by negro II was brought homo
and placed under feather bed viii ID was slept on
by daughter of Mr.. +. The young lady complained
on number Ct occasions Of having her climbers
disturbed by distinct thumps from underneath, but
examinations revealed nothing. OaThursday morning,
while Miss L. sitting down stairs, fscing the steps
which led up 10 her room, she startled by curl
Gus roiae, AID locking up discovered moccasin
snake desc, nding, blowing sni Kissing in style
peculiar TO the reptile. An examination Of the up
stairs premises was made at once, when q small hole
was discovered in the undertaking, and on ripping
the bed open, the full.leDgh skin Of a snake wa.
fcurd at the hole, which his snakeship had shed.
-Tke Ner-Ifarea Register relates that an actor At
Of the thesters called out four times in one
tailor, and orce by an irresistible desire to take q
dirk
A statement wa made at a late Convention Of tho
Congregational clergymen of New. Hampshire, that
not one pastor in the rkole C0nrentOH ssed tobacco.
The New-York correspondent of Drighs Jour.
nal of Music Gays that there ia beautiful girl in
the chorus Of QUE Academy Of Music. Here 10 his de-
scrp;ion:
She set. Of the bewiteng ehArsck.her and
le thy BIT suggestive Of Pug 10 be slrei but, never
helss OF Of modern times Her place
the hgnhsnd .ie Ct the Jou look from the sidoram,
and being accustomed 70 the fosas she stands n straight
SIG az statue. tia she has joints limbs
r sic never moves her Arms 20 make the customary
h.nee gestures think she ses Boston with thu
company you viii rreogrze her and join with nay sairi-
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