New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29
PERSONAL.

| OF the Ne~ Amef!cM C!clOp&Cls, tnere occurs the
following funny collection Of names: Fanny Els.
Ter, Elysium Emerson" The great dancer and the
| Philosopher with "Elysium" between them
One of the editors of The Netc- Orleans Catkolc
| Standard, having visited Madame LsVert of Mobile,
pronounces her "a solar woman, drawing after her 8
armament Of planets
| Mr.. 7. II. Stilwel has been arrested at Alex
sndris, Va, upon a charge OF uttering seditious
language" while converting on the subject Of the
| Hapers Ferry affair. Mr. James A. HOutenburgh
became his security. Mr.. Stilwel is said TO be re-
cent smigrapt from the North. The seditious
language uttered by him is not repeated by the
| press. Was it quotation from jefferson
-TM Chreland Leader Of the 9th, contains the
| following letter:
"CHAsLssrowy Jesenoa c., Oct. %, 1850
4" 20 the Hon. JUDGE T2den:
DEAR SR: bee prisoner with several saber cuts in
my head ard bsyeLet In my body. Ny object in writing
obtain abe snt fahi counsel for myself and fellow pris
five In al the faith Of Virginia pledged through
her Governor and prominent cizens 70 fair
trial Without obtain such counsel from without the
Slave States neither the facts In before the
world have the benefit of such facts might be
sdsred mitigating In the view Of others upon trial. have
money hand here the $780, and personal
su cent liberal fee TO yourself any able who will
undertake defense be allowed the benef: of said
property you ether good immediately
for the sake of he youDs prisoners a. least My wounds
81 doing well
"Do no. ssrd an Ultra Abontionist.
very respectfully yours, " JOHN bhOWN'
The Leader says: "Of6cial business prevented
Judge Tilden from repairing to Chsrlestown coun.
sci for Capt Brown. The Hon. Hiram Gnswoh we
understand, proposed to do last night if the
to dispatch forwarded to Chsrlestown yesterday, in
dicated time to arrive 20 as to be of servic at the
trials
AT Marksvile, La.' .sort tine since, Judge C
N. Culom having eit zoe bench of the District Cour.
ana oescehde' 70 the yard, met W. b. Lewis, esq,
anu c" ,ped him in the face for using abusive aod
su.irg language respecting him in brief presented
| to the Court subsequently, Mr. Lewis came into
town. accompanied by his and his nephew for tn
purpose of sssailing the Judge The ~ o. Pea
| yuns says:
"Ae the ourumen. Of the Court, Judge CuOm, armed
raysrsed the Of Maviue for two hours once or
twice within fee. OF the gentlemen BY whom be expected
to be attacked At late hour they sent him message TO meet
them on the open He dered know whether be should
come armed CT ~hou. weapons. They asked time for ther
,~er Subsequently Of them approached nearly oppose
the place the Judge sitting sod requested him 20
few yards the street. he shielded oy two
hos The horses hnay taken away ny one when
ycuus fred upon The Judge who returned the SHOT, and
bk contest KEEP, up time between the two. until
Mr. Levi bad fred bis seventh ho. At this moment Judge
Gu os pistol being exhausted gave him walking
,k which proved tain small aud with this me
JSs fred which took effect Ia the body Of Mr. Lews
when the ended All parties arreCed Te Judge
v discharged ard bis opponents beld 10 bail on chge
| of ..ssul. with h:sn. TO kill in the Of $500"
| A correspondent of The Charleston CoHrisr
+, mases Gov. Wise az :" one of the hardest working
men of the sge," and says Zone Of his schemes is
novel ore. When negroes convicted of crimes,
instead Of sendirg them away, and making, ss he
remarked to me, Botany Bay Of South Carolins and
Louisiana, he buys the foI the State and puts them
TO work on railroads ord other public works, He
says the ystem worn ed weD and the negroes worked
well in the railroad tunnels TIE Governor is not in
sensible too, Of the ornate as well the useful, and
devo.es himself 10 improving tie cspt. grounds, al
ready very beautiful employing the white pepsentisry
o.ny.cts with solder in full uniform, With musket,
,tsp5ipe guard over them ard r:aiy 20 Pop away st
them If they attempt to escape'
"A writer in Tie Boston Journal says that Mr. Bon
rer csI1o. drive bis famous team consisting OF Lar
tern End Lady wooirsf. When put on their speed
saws this writer, Re osnnc. manage them, and when
he appears on TIE "rosd' with his sli 900 team, ne
Is obliged 10 employ professional, driver to attend
him. This is nonsense. There is not in NeT-fork
rcre docie span Of horses, whe.heI gong dt or SOW;
and any clever boy Of twelve could DIVE them at the
top of their ppeed without difficulty or danger
The editor Of The Richmond Wig sPpesrs TO o.
trying hard 10 figure in duel. Hear what ne says Of
Mr.. Wslscb, of Tie Warrington Star " lie wcaic
eel his SOUL if he hai one for thirty pieces Of silver
he professional jobber and swinder, ard derives
bis mes, and bread from habitua dspredatioIs upo'
the public treasury. He would lie, or steal, or mur
der without any hesitation, for tho-s who would P,J
him."
The rightfu heirs to the property OF the late Sen
stor Broderck, il IL sad, are two young gs by th'
rsme of Mcdonnell now living IN C4rris toruIi N 'n'
County of Cork, Ireland. These young ladies' ar
cousp..permsn to Mr. Bcoderick on bis mother side
They have been informed of Mr.. BIS death aHd thei
| claims to his estate.
"A letter from Winchester, Va, IN TIE AAza''dra
Go-e,te, gives the following description of funeral;
"fhe u.sro man Haywood The porter eonnected YIN y
aosd who w.s killed a. Hsp-rs Ferry, ~u buried hare
w,9n. day with military honor% He W" hvorhs Win
him and Who have Travelled over me rosa VI
Gov MS. The landing ooar:enanc- Of Old Haywood The
sirs ver. panied BY the horrsn Con;nsrab MAJOR
washinsrou and psnes, one from "iaeAess
s.e he 0,ker fs Natinsbus HEX lanes eaxnes Ieeo