New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

follosing address:
To t Eso.enoy the Lord NAFrEs, Der s.,ant s.s',yI
E,voy EIuso,dn.y s,oi'., rIsSieo'entAry to me
Govsfnm4n, Of the trited s-.ss o. An Iios &C. "a.
r,.esrt. q tie Cry Of siet-y 10 yi.~
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you be eHpress1o Il oar r-'p-e, q e'.en A.--.
sentative 10 toe GOvernoesi o. ms comfy y" Vm
when diplomatic reAiJls 81 GEssr Brtal snd ne hed
ssu., I'd on tcts .sor. Of Tie A. soti appoint
nert your torahip sisafyns 20 Us al ane "a nssa
the .Sun:Ts zoe rspIaon sfyodr pars
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ity ,ro eaory degortu.rt no ~. a.n zoe sr.s; I
e;rts generally -ee.sd spd .Pprsct,ed BY
tire people OF the Ua,e, sss well By he resident "a
The pubic srrvice. your 1.iou. family
won ior em a.ul reso.n Toey sdorn The pts' OF t1e
The Of Napier sia e@nsnty Contribute 70
transmit fame Of three h gtol happily united In
one the ends Of IRE esrh the language Of chstns
OF Burke aid of Mscsusy endure.
In tn. dcLsse Of your seuoOs and important du,s as Der
As,s you lave b-eu sooedsd In an emf
DsLt eeiTe. b hs robe sey Who AZ. yOai rsae aJ ma
whco bsye .ndeed her TO every and which sheds
We Pow to express ourur sp.d regret tss. the exs.n
ces Of her Msy service demand your Eod.aP presence
in smother 6sd Ct s.', while We efsisa he 9op ma yS,
and important character in ne diplomatic service Of yocr
We respectfully but r-.re, hid you sdeu praying th..
health and happiness attend your LrdsP Lsdy Ma
the horror Re your Lordships ObedIen. faith
tu servants aud feno y trJmsn
Lord Napier responde1 ID these words:
GENTLEMEN seg sn'er you my sincere thanks for the
honor which you have o.red upon N BY ms Pconc mani
fe,ation Ct Jour coed will .,
sense dipoa ac Usefulness been heightened BY the
p.r'ors regard for n and myself watch oa are pleased
The period my residence here her hse's Representa-
tive Marked BY OF those formal eug,se.uts
by when The politics. and commercial relations Of ENGLAND aud
America mtt It'll De improve 10 the absence Of P.o'
Loia lyon. nay be spsd learn Nth satisfaction thai. 10
your Option desIe 70 inspire reciprocal eensvoence aud
have been strictly directed sno believe that the sueorsted
rate Of Of ole eu5 ca .ssr doe Ti S IN toe
discussion between the CAbes Of ea Braia and he United
States
se and 10 w1ich J0S have nesoS.d BET. she
els vbe limit her intercourse with the Brit
ish community Of Eew-York. .
emphsticsy Recognizing the cordially which have con.nly
experienced the part Of the President OF IN. United ss
mins,ion can requ s the no."snt and
en abe ,ns wsb h 1S a
the evidence apathy which has more than once been ODER
To ,oo N, fellow country m.n peculiar schnowsdss
mtni for the confederation ~hes YEA have sssy' TO-
ward me 10 ny ,seDt 30 b md 'ty Of our sr.
inov bid you farewell. with the w.nest sprs,iOr. your
hsppuess and welfare.
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.--About o'clock on Thursday
night, Wm. Green and Christisn Grouse, two tizeus
residifg in Yorkville went TO the Twenythird Pre-
ciDct Ststion-House, ard reported tost an unknown
woman was lying dead behind an embsukment in
Eighty second street., between the TeDth avenue and
Broadway. Severa, officers were dispatched to bring
the body and upon reaching the spo found that the
woman was not quite dead. She wss, howeve', in 90
exhausted state that she could not speak, aud died
soon after. II appears that sbou; O'Clock in the
afternoon John Bird and others cav the deceased aud
another woman 60 toward this place, 10 CON-
psny with several rowdies, but, not suspe ting
any harm did rot follow them. She had been
a good.lookiDg womsn in her prime but dssi-
patton had sadly msrred her original beauty. She
was about thirty years Of sge, OF Irish birth, and
dressed in plaid gown light shawl, and mixed straw
h,t. The above is substantially, the return made by
the police ye.erdsy Coroner Schirnsr subsequently
held an inquest when, there being no msrks of vio-
lence up on the body, and evidence to show that
the woman had been fouy dealt WITH the Jury foand
that she died Of exposure and exhaustion.
WoHAs CUrs HER THRoAT.-A German woman,
20 years Of age, rsnec Elizabeth Eogles, committed
suicide yesterday morning BY cutting her throat with
razor For time past she rad suffered so grew
ousIy from ulcers that che became demeped, and for
Yesterday morning she obtained Q razor from her
grand daughter under pretsnfe of cuttiog her cornS
ard went into her bedroom ost.nsiby for purpose
but instead of doing 30, she cut her throat, using
almost instant DEATH Coroner Schrmer held inquest
when the Jury found that the poor woman committed
self destruction while of unsound mind.
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REAL EsrArE.-The following sales were made
81 Exob. ~, A Il
Blocker, Son e. Co.:
story brick house and lot, % and hSsxlsLs Ssh
Ist. Iusnir through rom 9TH istss,' 900 g. w.
s,nsy @1lCo 2story brcs on dns covers the whole a5p
frame house, and lo,., 21Oo.5 each t.cjo0ics the
s.0Ss sodins and T.; on w coz sd end
io,. on t;dt go t. SHAW iiicc each " 2s
lots s. e4hsi adjoining 2oxioe each'''.'''''' -"
Rus OvER.-A man named David Wood, residing at
No. 100 Madison street, was run over last nigh. by
heavily laden omnibus in Broadway Gear White street.
The wheels p,ssed directly bis p,y causing se
rous internal Injuries Officer Bepnst, of the Fifth
Precinct conveyed him to the Hospital. The Doctors
said he was 60 drunk that they could not Immediately
ascertain the extent of bis il ures. friend OF the
Injured man was very drunk, and conducted himself in
80 dsordery m amer that the same officer took hun
in cuitody and locked him mp.
BOLD ROBBERY oS The HCDsos RIVER RAILROAD
ARREST OF THE THIEF.--On Wednesday mig IT last, q
n an who gave his name as James Lewis, Of No. %
Warren street in this city, was conveyed TO Peekskil
and there lodged in s. appears that as the train
stopped at Peek, kill gentleman named John 8. Pc
rez, lawyer residing in Troy, stepped out to pro.
cure refreshments. 90 entering the csr be was COM
mel ed 70 force his vsy between three or four persons