New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-24
PERSONAL.


sble during the operation. After come objection,
which was oveuuled tumbler and half WAC admin
isered to her during an hour. The teeth were then
| extracted, and for ten OF twelve hours the woman
| presented only the ordinary symptoms of irtoxi-
cation, except that for few minutes, she appeared
Ike penon in IN apoplexy, but soon recovered.
About an sesr after drinking the whisky she
| vomited freely, withou. pain or unusual diff
| Guilty Her pulse and breathing says The Boston
Trarcler were natural and the family and friends
who called ia the csurse Of the day and evening" felt
apprehension till 70 o'clock Monday night, when the
doctor, who, feeling anxiety in consequence of
the symptoms of spoplexy manifested, had remained
with her during the greater part Of the evening re-
quesed that another physician be called for the pur-
pose Of holding consultation. Nothing, however,
could be done, and she expired at about O'Clock yes
terdsy morning, without having shown any sign of
returning consciousness Of suffering. An etor. at
the start was made to have her take ether, chloTo
form, which she appeared to think would ipjure her;
whereas il IL probable these substances particularly
ether, would have proved powerless. She was about
thirty years old.
We ara requested TO state that Mira Brown, the
widow of the martyr of Harpers Ferry, ia much EN-
ba1rsssed and annoyed by the multitude of letters adj
dressed 10 ber for purpose another, by entire
Strangers who have no caims upon her attention. and
who seek to promote their interest crafty ther
curiosity, regardless of the restraints Of decacy and
propriety. Want of maupers in such a case certainly
indicates a want of sense, but hope this notice may
DO generally copied by the press and lead at least, to
some abatement Of the evil alluded to.
"A bill providing for the removal OF the remains
Of Gen. Jackson and those Of his wife from the Hermit
sge to Nashville, and their nterment in the Capitol
Square, and for the erection of suitable monument
the same to the memory Of the old hero, passed
the Senate of Tennessee, its third reading by
unanimous vote.
Sir William Gore Ousely, lady, and Miss Ouseley
end servant are stay ing at Nassau, NJ p 1t is their
ptenon TO come on 10 New York in the uext trip Of
the Karnak
The Hestminsier Rcriew states that Whitefeld,
the great revivast preacher was at one lime slave
holder in Georgia. being, his death the owner of
fifty slaves, nen, women, and children whom he left
in bis viii TO the Countess of Huntington.
The youthful widow of Oliver Brown, the son of
John Brown killed at Harper's Ferry, gave birth to
| daughter, st North Elba, N Y, the 30, but the
| child of sorrow lived only three days.
John T. Gilman, editor of The Bath Me- Tribune,
has been sued for $4,000 libel in saying that the
prominent if not the only candidate for the revenue
boat staggering drunk in the street, and that
the lew Collector would not degrade himself by ap-
| pointing such q man. No nams was mentioned, bat
| Edwin Moves puts on the coat and sues.
- The Pennsylvania Telegraph thinks it would
now be in order for the friends of Mr. Hickman to pre-
sent him with Pix shooter as a set off for the cane
| prefented by the South CaroniaBs to the bully Ed
nundson.
Winter Davis of Maryland has been elected by
| c. Of fo1 at
Geneva, as their orator for the next College Com
| mencemGnt
1T il no, often tba, an artist il in the lecturers
desk but we find in recent impression of TIE Troy
Arsna a report Of lecture Art delivered before the
Young Mems Association Of Troy by Thos. Hicks, esq,
the distinguished painter of this city. The arena says
that the lecture was one Of the most learned Of the
oourse.
In an article in Maemilians Mqgosine, occasioned
by the recent death Of the brilliant English historian,
the Rev. F. ID. Maurice, says: "Lord Macaulays fret
public appearance at snti-Slaysry meeting Ii
impossible to trace the effect of hs early nc
tons upon that subject in a his after Parliamentary
dscourses though they might have direct reference
to negroes. They gave that moral purpose to what
would otberwise have been merely skllful intellectual
efforts which alone invests such efforts with any reel
power which makes the contemplation Of them
eudurable when the temporary excitement which pro-
yoked them has passed away. The Wing politicians
may have boosted that they had brought over a man
from the ranks of the saints TO in their ranks.
| They old not know how much more effec;ually he
fought for them from the training he had received III
tie other camp
-Thurlo8 Weed, in noticing the death of Mr.. Fan
shaw, Printer, Of this city INDUCES in the following
interesting personal recollections:
| " Mr.. Faushaws history shows what may be ae
c0mpllsbed by two elements Of character-lSDUsTBY
ard ECOSOY for 10 heso alone was he indebted for his
| WEALTH. He was a Practical Printer and in 1916,
a Book Office at No. II Cliff street. Bible and
Tract Societies were then IN their infancy. Mr.. Eau
shaw obtained at low prices the Printing OF the Bible
| and Tract Societies. His a model Office. The
most rigid eco. omy was observed 10 everything.
| Nothing wac wasted. More taken Of Types
and of Paper and better work required, than in
any other Office. Mr.. +. kept rigid watch and
tiny tie minuiest details of business. He the
| fret ard last msn at the Office, opening II himself
with the dawn Of day and closing II at a late hour
/ He fer me made NJ Of SAVINGS.
In contrasting Ne@lork it was THEN, with
| tho New York OF to-day, we are bewlldered. Alad
dins lamp worked 10 wonders that exceed this reality
Then, II was city not equal, in population, 10 the
| street aud all above that line, extending from the
| North River 10 the Bowery, either common
farms Then, there 10 Jersey City, no Williams
bufgh, and Brooklyn had scarcely attained TO the Dig
nifty of village. Then, the Park Jheater and Scud
| deT's Museum were the only places of amusement.
ThtH, there YVES but one Ice Cream (fauxhal Garden.
IhcR there omnibus lines or hack stands, and
occasion for either. Then there but two
siderable Hotels, viz The Iontine, and the City Hotel
| IhcH, there were no Concerts, Lectures. THEN,
there were but three North River steamboats,. Ihel
there but four Daily Newspapers the combined
circulation Of which did moi half equal the daily cir