New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

tured b;s ,ku tore off part Of ear and broke bin
spue In seyeral places. He was riding on hofseback
At the time and the casualty instsntaneou that
the horse fell dead with BIN, without changing heir
relative prstops Elder George was universally 70
spected ia his community. He leaves widow and
several children
Judge James Thomas of Georgia has met with
nisforture az he TO loving advertisement from TIE
atlanta Inteu,gencer will show
$500 REwARD.-Ranawsy from me on the 18th inst,
at night my Negro Msn BEN about "a years Of age about
pehs high spare made Of ysO" % Bs Sery ous head
LD He would weigh st nS down 10 %Ssn
spoken to- but exceedingly intelligent ana h,srse
'Pd s SqPP:os ~ 6ssu 81 s%
as my body lie has Travelled oil over the ste o. eor
& With all The principal cs and , in S ee Ssn ss q.
epun shit white striped yarn coat striped win
ro o pants one sb doecoorsd sack cOs-don
know Il material vest with broad flowers one common
one pa Of new ss.pender one pair fine shoes. with
d firing inside beside one pair OF negro shoes ne
ts ia Zee Nashville. and Loasvils.
w pay be above reward for him Il csusht and deposited 10
safe jaf hs him. without the County Of Hancock
dor not Inst he win BY railroad and may easily Be
BY ssy ns1y nsssn, Georgia
bis s1Sd .l h u S0I ia sss put him
care He went oG with black mustsehe but from his ntel
se"ce doubt not 'e WIN JAS THOMAS Hancock Co.. Ga
Chattanooga Adre,e. Nashville Union and 4meyean and
bills to judge James Thomas. Sparta, Hancock, Ga
Among all the things the Man Ben has taken off
with him. including those musaches and the waistooat
called "vest with broad ho~ ers clearly once part
of the Judicial fudress wardrobe there is no mention
Of the greatest ss-Ben has evidently carried of the
Judges knowledge Of the English language and all his
respect for the rules Of grammer Still, it is interest
ing TO Learn that with all bis misdeeds, the Man Ben
" suIpssses any man in the State, white or black"
M Retzius, who died a fortnight since, continued
to make scientific observations upon his own case
ain to The moment that his heart ceased to beat
HIS last words were "Tbe struggle of death is hard,
but is Of the highest interest to note this wrese
between life al death: now the legs are dead now
TIE muscles of the bowels cease their functions the
last struggle must be heavy but for all that it highly
hterettiDg"
The Hon. Jere Clemens has Withdrawn from The
Memphs Enquirer. Cause, illhealth.
-Capts. Acton and Caracciolo, of the two Neapoi-
,an fieates which had failed to prevent Garibaldi's
land ng a. Marsala have been tried by coumartis at
Naples, and acquitted,
Recently, at Paris, grenadier Of the Imperial
Guard, having grudge against his sergeant, shot him
dead. The ball, after passing through the sergeants
BODY wounded soldier severely that he died in two
hours.
AT Toulouse, on June 7, the presiding Judge of
the Imperial Court narrowly escaped assassination on
the bench. As the judges about to retire to their
private room a man in the body of the court fired
Iisol at tbe President, who would probably have
ceyed ball 10 his head but for the accident of his
having STOPPED at the moment when the shot was de-
Eyered. The Judges at resumed their seats, and
lie prisoner was put on lis trial for his life. On being
ip,enoested gave bis name as Casimir Guihem, Of
Graulhet (Tarn) He very cojly stated that, having
lost two causes in that Conrt he bad applied to the
Emperor for redress but not having received favora-
BILE answer, he bad taken an oath two months since
that be would be rev.nged upon the Judges. They
bad mpletely ruined him by their decisions, and he
thought be ad perfect right TO punish them. Wit
nesses deposed that the prisoner bad spoken to them
Of his design, and that they had treated him as mad
man II also proved that he had been lately seen
in the streets in ridiculous costume, with blue satin
s.- -.
BY the Court, pleadd Insanity. This Defense which
would probably have been successful in America was
not admitted by the Court and they pronounced YER
dict of guilty but, admitting the excited state Of the
mans mind as an "extenuating circumstance" con-
demned him to hard labor for life instead of passing
capital sentence.
-Robberies of poor-boxes having been committed
few weeks back in different churches in Paris the police
were ordered to be on the watch, and after a willis
one of them on duty in church perceived sanct-
moniousooking man, whocarried sprayer-book under
bis am, groping in poor-box with short stick, to
IL - Al kaIl aff
the church. the officer tapped him the shoulder, and
card that he must accompany him to Commissary Of
Police 81" exclaimed the other, casting up bis eyes.
"Yes you!' "But what have ne? have just
been praying in church, Preying indeed! You
have attempted to steal money from the poor-box T.
You are mistaken, my dear sir, answered the man;
adding ejaculatory position that the officer might be
pa doDed for his unjust suspicion. Amen responded
the lstter, but cometo the Corimissary" When be-
fore that official the man said that be was Belgani
and on being searched box OF glue and small stick
to which glue still, adhered were found on him. "ls it
wi such things Il at boxes in churcses are robbed"
remsrktd the Commsssry. "Nct by me assure
you" answered the man; and the proof is that
have TIE glue to employ az remedy for corns." But
how comes be stick to be covered with glue " " Be-
cause Sir, every Sunday, after vespers go into the
country to eudeavor ocatch birds" The Commissary
was williIg to acknowledge the force of the corn
argument and the man brought to trial on the
CT arge of robbery, and was condemned to fifteen
m'n'hs imprisor meDt, although he looked upward
with bs eyes, ard wfpipgy asserted his innocence.
The Iish recruits OF the Pope seem to have an
unfortunate time in the Papsl dcmnions. They not
Only fall ont with their Italian comrades but they fall
in iih bieands; the 2ls of May the chaplain OF
tie lIrh battalion and Of the o6cers were robbed
On the road bstween Loretto and Macerata The sum