New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30
PERSONAL.

The New-York correspondent Of TIE Boston
o.rt At fays hst ,hs really oert msnsi ia all THE
,,pi n and enc weil eui I'd TO Il Pruce, is tn 4 on
Wastirpr b Hubs, owned and occupied by james
GORDON Bennett"
"A pa,a graph bas for some time been going about
tie payer in Hnich Mr.. JoLnsou, tbs principal oil
e. hu,i in Blairs OWL, \. D. is charged with haViog
ruIli4y read lester written BY young ladg' - one
Of bio puml thereby canning norliita ION which re-
suited il suicide. We base rvceiveo note from tue
i,scer th resrred 10, wui;h he sas hst the tale
IL il eysry particular IA ialsehood
Tie Hone Journal has tie following
"Msd zoe IL Vert and daughters are Stopping at the
Fit bsv'Due lio'el Toe dstiDguis ned author OF
"Scuvtnis Of Travel" is surrounded nightly by the
6ltc Of tie town. who ga'h-r arOutd ber TO pay hsr
ib sttp'Cns which her tale ano beauty so doserv-
eolj m'rL'
The head of celebrated mercantile house 10 Vienna
bes recently erected & naqsvleum wtch one, even
If bIs nj 81 iumute friends is allowed TO enter. Tle
uals arr covered with black velvet, upon which ap
pear family arms Of tue proprietor. Upon plat
f rlu Il Il, .eSa ed stands an open Colin, ciOdes
Of la, wax 1T its four cornTA At the foot Of the
G, Bio ia piafe of silver on hch are the aud
ca Of Luth If the futnre occuPaot Of tie narrow
a, ODE al Il 81 ace has heen left for the lite Of his
ebth, and HE he evidently expects within the coming
ten yea s-fvr be has complied the record as far
lS6-. Daily lie is acc impaired by his Eiepd5 to the
door Of Iii. tomb; there he leaves th-m alone
INTO the .di6c. lies down 10 his eotfn and Causes
concealed organ TO pla, lueubrious m 1sc. Then he
goes iortb to the world again. Dimes heacly aud
veItss 18th gayety Of nalner which charms all his
guests.
1,1r ~ D;oLp,o,I We e paec;nnataIu
M Of the PIANO aud bas an absorbing love for music
She receIty became go violently sosorbed that she
struck The KEYS with such force to break her fore
finger nca, the fist lint.
-I,aac " FoU Ter, says the New-Iork correspond
ent of TIE Charleston Co1rier writes to al odmse
friend 10 his city speaking in sratsful terms Of tue
lurrs made 10 biz behalf. He hopes once more to
turn 10 bic dear Ncw.Ysrk, and enjoy the familiar
comforts Of bis fsvorite hotel
Mis- Mary Lite of Henristta in this State wa
los, at fea Oh the 9n OF February last though det
ME in.elilente of fate bas bu just 10 her
lri,nds. IIov determined to visit France last Wiz
tcI, s. set ca. from No~.York 10 packet ship, or
riyirg sa 1T Liverpool. She took passage upon rhs
st.an,r Opdnc 10 Cross the Chanuel bus s)Ou aft-r
Iea,i Sontl anttou coli ion occurred, aud the
stt' 6er qni, kly SUCK
The Home Jo,lrHal publishes a rumor that Estelle
Anna Lewis, the author If Records Of the Heart"
and The foIcgu correspondent Of ne J5rnat is soon
10 te married TO &c ebraed PArisisD COaut. A. ref
creme TO TIE New American CycljpaJia sho ws that
the lady referred to was born about the year
1926.
The telegraph haa already reported psrsenal
rel r. upjer bstrceD c YaDcey csq son ottne Hon.
VIM L. Yarcsy, ard Col j j. ss'tos, of Tie Moa'-
sCn,yg An. Confederation. The AdrertiscJ u that
city tlus repors tn ALLAH:
: The lscls are billy these: Young ir. Yancey
net Col. Sebtls ard said 10 him IN. he Dad grossly
sand.red his father in The Confederation inst he
caue 10 resent he suit offered 10 hiG aud mat ne
warr I'd lh to defend hIn6en Mr.. faucey then stu
al Col Seibe- reuea dy with ord nary sized ,n-,
bus Colonel kept his large opsu umbrella III FRO
80 ~ 10 Il Id on aud pusbtd bun forward eyaiog any
hard bows, until the covering wac kno ked from tue
IN hr lla ~ Il at lst uB,d the haudla "a qnue IA
ftci. Mt y e-pou. feG blo0s aod s'nlle eusu-h,
add the par'ies were sapIa+d by policeman. Both
came of bu scd, and Col. Sebols blooded aud wost7i
by seveIe cot acrUss the eye aud temple. Oar young
memo Yancsy, although npar-by mailer than the
huy Be giIn giant but slightly hurt, and oore
hin's,l II ghllsnJy IN 'be fight
Col oeaels a'ttabs Ia his paper, that be wore out
the cover Of the umbrellas in beating Mr. faocey The
II n. WIN l.. Yancey pObf-hrs a card ia which he
raluie Of he insult detai'edbeing Charge By Col
Stitsls tbat Dr.. Yancey suppre sed por in OF he
Constuui u Of tho Southern League rspresenisg tic
rmander 10 be IN eXat copy Mr.. Yaucey defends
hms. against the charge and coies his card fol.
lowe:
my son has this day camel tue seuor editor Of The
Cortedsrafion and | low brand him as q conylcted
Lar az alaLdcrer, and turn hun loose; y.,crv,