New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
PERSONAL.

Fa rfsx Co., Virgins and !, supposed 10 he dead
Sever We, y, ogo, he left Aletasdrs on boat 20 60
about twenty miles above GeorgeioSn tosee gentle
q an named !. Cross on business. lie sss 70 nave
h.en back tie te1t day, bu, mas 40: beer seen or
heard - -iuce
Mrs Aastrel attempted 70 commit 'uciie in Glove
land ls,, Tusscay She ia = ard her husband u 20
we're but ,bat va. no. tie OF her rash az.
|; sscrb-d 10 the fact that NJ a. had recently been
unsuccessful in lawsuit.
According to previous arrangement, Gov. MorGsa
srrived in Buffalo .-cu Niagara Falls, by special
train. Gt o'clock "a Wednesday afternoon, accom-
panied BY tie Committee Of Arrangements of the
Common Cooncl and laue-ou- citizens from Buffalo.
At he Falls tue Governor was formally welcc,nei BY
Al. Tanner. President Of the Countl, aud made
handsome response Tie engine ard cars in which
tie Governor aud suite were conveyed to Buffalo
we're beautifully decorated. HIS Exceleocy made
short stOp at Tonswsrds where the people pad their
retpsctr 10 him. as they dl also at Lower aud Upper
Blsck Rock. Toe ladies manifested tier spprecis-
ton fine floral p,esenss,ion at the latter place.
On lis arrival at Buffalo lie was met at the depot By
tie Mayor, city officers Aldermen and large number
e piomu ert citizens All the buildings in the vicinity
were decorated, ard immense crowd Of people,
vs1ously estimated at from 600 to H. eco thronged
the streets, rendering them almost impossible. Tne
arrival of the tram was announced by the firing OF
salute Of fifteen guns, by battery of artillery.
A. soon as the Governor had taken his seat in
barouche drawn by four white horses the procession
moved 10 the Mansion House, where Mayor Lock
wood made speech Of welcome, and the Governor
responded. Al the close Of the Governors speech
three hearty cheers were given by the crowd. His
ExceKency then retired and received Lis friends al the
psrlors Of the Mansion House utti after s clock.
In the evening, toe Council gave the Governor
banquet al tic Mansion House The bill of fare con-
tain ed all the delicacies Of the season. Numerous
sentiments were proposed and replies were made
bv the Governor Ex-senator Waisworth the Hon.
A. NJ Clspp Of The Express, the Hon. George W.
Clinton. Gen. Seroggs. DR.. Hunt Of The Adrertiscr,
and others. Tie festival closed by three cheers
for the Governor and three more for the Common
Coui cil.
Or Thursday forenoon the Governor was present at
review Of the police and in the afternoon lie hal q
cepton a, the Sta'e arsenal
On Saturday the Governor returned to the Capital.
-Cvru. W. Plumer, the snfi riuuete young man
who under sentence Of death for bis participation in
TIE Junior muiiny, seems, says The Boston Journal
to be fully alive to the fate that awaits him. lie has
Rev. S. X. Lathrop, who now passes two or three
hours daily in his cell. He has found in Pumer
remark able aptitude TO receive religious instruction.
Pumcr has read much in his Bible sircc his contne-
mert and bis memory is well stored with passages
from the sacred volume. His ideas upon religious
subjects seem to be clear and we.dt fined aud, while
his demeanor is serious in view of the awful event
Which is impending, his spirits are buoyant and
hopeful.
There are many erroneous reports in crulaton
with regard to the parentage and family Of Pumer, it
being generally understood that he is not here known
by his trne name One of these reports is that his
family are wealthy and that they have spent money
literally in his defense and to save him from the gal
lows The real facts are that but Of the relatives
Of Plumer ali Of whom reside in another State, is
aware Of his condition. lie has sister who has Wis
tied him-s lady Of cultivation and rcdnement-as her
letters testify. She is married TO man in moderate
circumstances and the latter has kindly though not
without great inconvenience, furnished the compare
lively small sum Of money which necessary for
Plumer's defense. Whatever necessary for his
comfort has been voluntarily contributed by one or
two friends whom he has made since his arrival in
tbs city, and upon whom he La. ci, MS of kindred
We learn that he has an aged mother who is in nfirm
u
.irable to keep knowledge of his fate. She thinks
him dead-tha he died at sea or in q distant land
and the Knowledge Of his real condition would bring
| her gray hairs in sorrow TO the grave.
| Judge wees has been hoiing court in Roches
ter. He was laboiug under severe illuess when he
took bis est but hoped to be able to 90 through the
calendar But he was compelled to forego bis pur
poe, and the court adjourned on Thursday, sine
Gle The disease with which the Judge Is affected has
assumed the form Ct p'eurisy
G. W. Libby, OF Grea, Falls, " H., was robbed
Of Al 200, IN Boston the other day. While slightly
Hebrated be lot lis way from the theater which he
bao ATTENDED to his hotel and very polite gentle.
man, who volunteered his services as pilot relieved
Mr. Libby Of bis wallet containing the above amount
| Mr. Levi Durham Of East Hartford Podunk So
cietvl aged about 40 committed suicide / a singular
manner. He loaded rusty gun barrel and, after ap
plying q SLOW match TO it, stretched himself on the
floor of his room, and placed his head in close prox
unity to the muzzle, in such manner a. to receive
the contents of the barrel in hi brain. Mr. b. was
farmer, and Lad for time pat exhibited symp-
toms of insarity, says The Hartford TINES.
Information has been received at the State Depart
nent at Washington of the death this year Of the
following American seamen at Callao, Peru: January
H. Joseph Billings Eth, stephen Reith; 3Oth, Jas.
Barrett. 3lst, Thomas Smith (colorei; February 1,
William Robinson; Sth, James Barry; Eth, James
Young. l9th, Peter Mcintyre 2Sth, Christian Ander-
son: March ,, Francis I. Boanl; llth, James Earl
| 2lst. Frsrc. Grimes, John Kennedy.
The Charlsst0n Mercury saws tha, Mr. Antonio
Canae, well known fruiterer Of Charleston, who
Gently sent 800 bas, OF cotton to Genoa by the bark
| ba. haap frrpr ..at MO ard an
amy while il Genoa on bushes. connected with his