New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29

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IA 10 A ward c,tnprl-ing sHFfe re- 1'r'' 's"7'
All he privacy thst IL Deedsd Ron for ~hAtoe'
ri9i . on hotsh,.h sud scr TcrstaoD - e''ro'l
Uorsss earrisQ 3 a0d anis, wen o. a's "t'' 40
e,tl.pap Who has he care Of Mr.. As'Or h's iore
d,voied hin eli solely 10 him. IL b's su,' e)mws1o
over MIN that he can z ide and control Sr a. VII,
which 10 one he EN- Do. Ample 'e9ens4,o1 -
given ~ the attendant We hss ~, no1s ana Al t,s
seyyer 10 tle eanicagp AID eve'yi6ing2 his elu psn1
reside 81 liberal provision made iD- hin N Mr.. A~tors
vii Re rec above The hODse ard living t'e srw Oh
So 700 rer apnum. But he J. ro' alone ~ h,nf'
Sleepirg wskrg walking a. bono, a1rosd or r'oi9g.
Mr. Astor is ith HIM makes one ut NE aol9 - one oi
the invitld Qusss at sll plsces and in all his move
merits foIlows him. The family Of Mr.. Asor are k'ud
and tender TO their relation, wishing him dahy, selng
thst oil lis wnnts are attend To, and IN the met
scruruons manner Carrying on, S'l the wis1es ~ We
fa,f or in regard IN ore whom he called 10 hs WIN
" bis unfortunate soD."
We regret 70 announce that Mr. Dom Pist' has
been confined to bis a. the St. Denis Hotel by
severe indsposion for time past. This must ae-
for his not filing his engage mens 10 address the
Republicans So room as able, Mr. Piatt will proeeed
TO meet the engagements made for bin ana the HoR.
Robert c. Schenek in Illinois by the State Central
Committee.
George Jones, "the Count Joannss." appesred N
Court as his own lawyer, the other day. Rs hsd
brought an acti for ssnder against Prof Jewell the
Librarian Of the Boston City Library, and the c.ss
vas tried az Dtdbam Mas Toe Cou0t addressed
the Court in a very eloquent mauper eulsrgiug on bio
wrrrgs and resolutions ard bis deeni stion to de-
ferd bis reputation. BE psd bisb pm mt 70 tho
counsel for bis adversary, and stated thai that gentle
man bad made sn explanation of the mater 1hich
charged the aspect of the case and hal offered 10 intro
duce bin 10 bis opponent. He was willing, therefore,
that the case sbonId rest uutil pday, and unl he
could tale bic adversary by the hsod. The highest
characteristic Of a gentleman the willingness 70
offer atonemen for icjury. He sp Ike Of bis owD pub
lie life and the injury which ssud,r would csuas hin,
and stated that if the offensive language sho1d Be
proved to have been sp ken HE only rsparaon vouI1
be in a prosecution of this suit. The other counsel
assentipp. the case was allowed 10 stand I'll, Monday.
The wife of the Austrian General Euyatten, who
committed suicide upon the discovery Of ois q ssntic
frauds during the late Italian war, was lately seu-
ter ced to three years hard labor, her sxsrayagant
habits having encouraged her husband in biz acts al
depreciation In copsdera ion of Der children, her
sentence was con muted to three months ion orsonmsn.
and The baroness is no serving cut the Punishment
The venerable Nathaniel Will, who was for
many years the editor of The Boston Recorder, has
recently received very pleasing letter from an old
subscriber ucosiDg $50 for the principal and Interest
of three years subscription 10 The Recorder, due S
Year,.
Mr.. Knox, London magistrate, ia said 10 DO tse
author of the excellent pspars published 10 " Once
Week, with the signature Gamma