New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
PERSONAL.

Of the Untttd Stdtes."
-Itis now the settled opinion at Rockford and OF
tumHa that Miss Harvey who eloped from the former
nlsca and WAS murdered at the latter was killed BY
HcComb, the companion Of Lawrence, with whom sne
elopsd. IL ia believed that McComb fret murdered
Lawrence TO get possession of his money, and then
mu,dsrsd the Young woman to rid himself Of the only
witness of his crime. The ground for this opinion Is
the fir ding of bloody hair add pieces Of clothing near
Ottumws identified as belonging to Lawrence.
Mrs Cameron kept bosrders in the City Of Provi-
dence; on the 9Th Of the present month she made
temporary elopement with one of her dodgers, James
Stewart by name, went with him TO Boston, was
married to him under the name, Mary Ann Burns, and
til went quickly back TO her boarding house and her
husband-for she was already married. For two or
three days things went smoothly enough with this
woman and her two husbands. Then the first sur
priced the second on the wrong side of his chamber
door, and general catastrophe happened, resulting in
confessions and the arrest Of Stewart. Bot nothing
could be proved against him, and be was per force,
discharged. This case interests by its novelty.
The agent Of troop of Indians exhibiting about
the country is said TO have induced girl residing at
East Bridgeport, Conn, to elope with him. She Ia
ONLY fifteen years old. The name of the man, given
in The Bridgeport Adeertiser, is Il. E. Burns.
Queen Victoria has built in st. Georges Chapel,
Windsor, beautiful monument TO the Duchess of
Gloucester. 1t is Of marble and ornamented with
groups Of figures illustrative Of scs Of charity and
piety.- 1t besrs the following Inscription:
"This tomb has been erected by Qdeen Victoria, as
tribute Of respect and affection her beloved aunt
MARY, Duchess CT Gloucester, Ammo Domini, 1859"
The Gazene de Nice announces the marriage at
the EDglish Chapel of that place, Of Miss Esther
Browne, daughter Of hr. Peter Browne, formerly
BIitish Charge Afares at Copenhagen, with Sgnor
f. Della Vale Marquis of Casanova, brother to the
present Duke of Ventignsno. The Queen Of Den
mark bouoIed the ceremony with her presence. The
bridesmaids were two sisters of the BRIDE the three
Misses Brouebam, nieces Of the well known member
Of the House Of Lords Of that name and the Baroness
of Holsten.
"A Connecticut paper has paragraph which gives
one q curious idea Of the Yankee integrity prevalent
there. 1t sppesrs that "poor bu. honest" man was
offered SIS for his vote, at the recent election, but the
bribe was spurned. No sooner did this strange self
der isl knowledge of the mans friends than
they "sent him barrel OF -four 100 pounds Of meal
bushel of rye, with perhaps come other things, with
the additional that he or his will never know
want bile there beats heart that honors noble deeds
smope bis townsmen." Such demonsIsive adoira-
lion Is suspicious.
"A select party, consisting Of man. his wife, and
young male friend, recently lett Fall River, Mass for
Troy, n. Y. The husband had creditors whom it was
desirable to deceive concerning the right Of properly
in sending large trunki they checked in the
name Of the young The three arrived safely at
Troy, but the wife and friend pursued their journey
further toward the West Not to put too fine point
on it, they eloped, leaving the husband behind. They
left the baggage, too, ana so far all was WELL su on
trying TO obtain possession of the trunks, the man
net with the objection that they did not belong to him.
So the poisoned chalce intended for his creditors
turned to 1s own lips TIE deserted husbsnd proposes
to advertise that the young man may keep the wife
if he will send power Of attorney for the baggage.
Jack ONei long well known and much-fesred
despersdo Of Kansas nty ended his miserable life
in Denver City tsppsars that he had insulted man
named Rocker, who challenged him. O'Nei accepted
the challenge, and choee bowieknives the weapon
and dark room as the place. These terms were re-
fused and then 0'Nel announced hs intention of
shooting Rocker as soon az be saw him. but the latter
foresialed this intention by killing ONeiI. lie asd
aiter1ard, but returned, submitted 10 an easy
trial, and received scquit.al.
A correspondent Of The Boston Trsnscript gives
the following list OF Americans who contemplate living
10 Florence for extended term, have been resi-
cent for periods varying from six months TO nearly
thirty years:
Dir. Powers, and family Ct ssven persons; Mr.. +.
Boot and M - Boo Of Bostop Mr. and Mrs. Knnard
Of Philadelphia MIR. Gait, Mr. Gonld, Mr.. Robert
Hart Mr. j. Hart, Mr. Vedder Mr.. Waugh, and Mr..
Ford, artists; Mrs. and Miss Chapman; MISS Abby
Fay sud Mira Kate Field, giving attention TO music;
Mr. Charles q. Perkins and family Mira. Mary Jones
and Miss Jones Of New.York; Mr.. and Mrs. Alexsn:
der and Miss Alexander Dir and Mrs. Msssett and
ten; Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilson Ere Mr. William Kinney
and MIe. Kinney, daughters and Mis- Kinney; Rev.
Mr.. and Mrf. Ford Mr.. Reynolds; Mr.. Lieutenant
Page and Mss Page; Mr. and Mrs. Edward N Per.
kns; Mrs. III. X. Cleveland; Mr. Dickinson Eyre;
Mr.. A. j. Jores Mr.. j. j. Jarves and family; Mr.
james Ewing Cooley and family; Mr. and Mrs
Waller % Philadelphia; Dir. Phihpson Dir. Strother
sud family; Mr.. Edward LOring; Mr.. Alexander
Flasb and feniy Mrs. Brown, Mr. j. Is Brown and
Mir Brown, Of BALTIMORE Mr.. Evans Of Boston resi-
DEBT for really 80 years Mrs. Hatch and daughter;
Mr. Nilsoni Mrs. Derby aud con; Dir. Edward Liv-
Ia gttoD; Mr.. Ferguson; Mr. and Mrs Hapno; Mica
Aoans; Mrs Bodonheimer and daughter Of New
York Mr.. and Mrs. CoLaht.
The New.YoTk correspondent Of Tle Charleston
COSrip ssys hat was a grand wedding up the
Moth River on the 18th inst. NJ lryiDgton, place
Ian ed in honor Of the great author. son Of Gov.
Morgan wac married 10 a daughter Of Gen. James
Wa.~eI Webb Of Tie Ceprier end Eagnirer."