New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

procure Der ~ = mhtre<B, TeesuVeo w vSntufe upon
her as wife. They married, bat as their dispostona
we're not exactly smilar, they were not supsrtively
happy. One morning, on rturning from rehearsal Of
The Roya Circus where ,hs was tuen performing, she
addressed her astonisbed husband t'us. hurreIl,
believe you are heartily tired Of me, a. am heartily
tired Of you; 40 that you viii settle fye hundred
upon me, will put you up n way Of dirso'vhg our
marriage The proposal Was made BY the Indy only
thee months after tb'ir marriage. The husband
saeery embraced the oaer, and gave hef bis bond for
pc forming his part Of the contract; on which she pro-
dpeed certificate Of her previous marriage to per.
form Of the minor theaerr, who lived IN LAM
beth. This point being ascertained, Nr. hnrreu re-
fused TO pay the annuity, and shs found there wa
flaw in the drawing up which would put out OF her
power to compel him. She, therefore, told him that
upless he entered into new and legal agreement she
wonld take a step which would still render hcr mar
rsse with him perfectly valid He laughed at her, but
che performed her promise by bringing osrtoss and
producing register BY which it appeared that he per.
former previous 10 his marriage with her, was married
10 a vocalist who was then alive. This disooneerted
the gentleman, Who however, managed 70 get gut Of
her impotunites by giving her f30OO In hard cash.
on condition Of her going 70 America, where sne ones
more enl. red the connubal state and obtained great
notoriety as q fine actress.
A man undergoing imprisonment in the prison Of
Houlopne-sur-h for robhery, under the name Of
Aaron had been recognized 40 of very desperate
hand Of burglars seventeen in number, who were q.
res,sd in the south of France in 1851 but al Of whom
singular 70 relste succeeded in escaping. This Aaron,
who effected his escape from the prison ct Pan, was
sent back there Recently he broaghs to trial be-
fore the Court Of Assires of the for
robbery and burglary In wer 10 the Prcsidsn DO
stated that he had passed by the different naa4s Of Al
exander, Henri, Dufour, Leon, Martin, Jacob, and
Aaron but that his real name Is David; slso that be
had represented himself to be Belgian and Roman
Catholic, bat that he Ia really Frenchman and Jew.
BE said also that he had been condemned In almost
every one of those names and hat after hs escape in
1851 he went to Brussels, where he was condemned
10 four yesrs imprisonment for robbery, which he un-
derwent; that then he went TO Germany and 10 En-
gland and that on returning from England he had
stoned at BoulogDe and had there been condemned.
Proof was then given of several robberes and bur.
Qlaries committed by him in 1850 and 1851 and nong
them were these At Libourne where he reeided come
little time he passed himself off corn-cutter and
by ae cling TO be rigid Jew, obtained the confidence
of rich Israeite trader, named Doivera. BE ended
by robbips HIM of 20 000f. worth Of goods. At Ba-
yonne be broke into the shops Of q matchmaker and
iacemsker and stole from one goods TO the value Of
-. oOOf and from the other l0O00f IL stated 10
the Cont that the p isoner had extraordinary kin IN
Disgusting hmsef and that he spoke several languages
with facility. The jury declared the guilty and
condemned him to twenty years hard labor.
"A sale of autographs of the collection Of n. Lucas
de Montigny of Paris, has just produced upward Of
26,0OOf Those which fetched the highest prices were,
among kings and prnces, that of the Constable do
bourbon, lxOf; Cardinal de Bourbon, COT Catherine
de Medics 69f; series Of her letters, 300 Charles
w. 9Of Charles yIl 5Of; several letters Of Charles
TX sold separately ct 42f to 95f; Charles Enamel
of Savoy f7f several letters of the Princes de Condo
at fcm 75f to sOf two letters Of Mime. Elizabeth sis'
ter of Louis XVI, 1857 aud l46f.: Francis H., 4ot;
letter Of Henri ILL., relative to the death Of the Dake
de Guise, 290f; several of Henri w., from S7f 10
lOlf several of Louis Kill, from 40E TO l00f; two
of Louis XIV, 1885,; Marie Stuart, 220f; Marie An.
toinete, l00f.; Maria Louisa, ST. Duke dc Aaysnne,
20f. Among historical names may be meutonsd--
Diana Of Poitiers, l55f. Nine. de Maintenon, 75i;
Cardinal de Mazarin, l2f.; Nine. de Pompadour 4ef.i
Cardinal de Richelieu, IF; Marshal de Tsvemes,
45f; TurenDs, 66f tw letters of st. Vincent de Paul.
1891 Among writers and artists Of all kinds arc Bos-
sust ST. Pbilibert Deorue 5Of Feoelon, co.,; Gar
sendi, 67f Mime. de Grgnon 60fi La Fontins ttwol,
1884, Massillon, 40f; the painter Prudhou 20lf; Ra
cine l4lf.; Nile de Scudery, S5f; Talms 99f; and
curious document relative to the funeral Of Voltss,
l5lf Among tie noted names in the Revolution are
Barbaroux, 50f.; Carrier, e0f.; Charlotte Cordsy,
1907; Hebert, alias Pre- Duehens, 60f Lsuzun, The
Conyentionait, l00f. Nile. Mosner, 60f Nile. Som
breuil, l40f The manuscripts Of Mirabeau fetched
good prices that Of hs French Grammar for Sophie
was Knocked down at 340f.
The So. Louis Democrat of the 18th inst, he's ~
folowiI distinct notice of Governor Stewart:
"Whie srists are devoring ,eir valuable tiue 70
the execution Of buss of dstiI guished pereonagee
ia matter OF no small qualification TO the community
large, that there Ia at least distinguished ind
vidusl Who commence carry on and flush bis own
'bust with degree of perfection seldom attained By
the most scrupulous devoees of sculpture painting
We alude to bis ExceHency X. M. Sew IT, Governor !
OF The STA Q Of Missouri. Robert in town %
Saturday last. NJ sooner bad he arrived than he wr
waited upon by large number of boeo frend'
headed by Bill Rose, of grychi whisky notorety.
He commehced his artistic aiorr early hour %
Saturday morning. BY lOocio k, M, his ha, might
have been seen hanging on his ear BY l0i clock ~
covered his forehesd. by II O'Clock HIS coat Wa
wbitev ashed by wall which staggered az 4inst i.
BY o clock his Ehcell-ncy WAS remarkably fero'
o'ous, and wac engaged IN spirited debate sub
t,rransan beer saloon with Teuto .ic gentleman,
whom he honored with certain digsfed ttes, which
we think bcst TO omit, and BY ocloek Roberts bose
bad run itsef sgainst Teuons fst sud without in-
Juri the bunch Of yes, materially disfgured itss
A. Al o'clock Bill Rose was Dusty engaged in tying
bar dkershi.f to preseryet for future use. The bust
was now complete, and any artist who can equal n H
will please NOTIFY Us Of his ability so to do"
The last sprituaiist s'ory is narrated by DR.. A.
Gridley, in The Northampton tsiass.l Gazette, Of