New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
Personal.

Sir George Grey, Chancellor of the Duchy Of Lancas-
ter and Equery 70 his Royal Highnes- the Prince OF
Wales duIng his in America, TO Miss Harriet Jane
Pearson, which look place ut Cheltcnhsm on the Ajth
iust. as already announced, The CSelteHhdm EEoml-
ncr las tie following: Among the persons present
wac Young man Of aristo.ratic bearing and pleasing
uanners who seemed to be a stranger TO every one
but tie gallant bridegroom. He did sign the record
Of the marriage ~ the rest did, and after the
ceremony be said to have disappeared. THE gorsips
who were unlimited spectators al ST. Lukes have Set
him down as no lees personage than the Prince OF
Wales with whom the bridegroom is understood to be
in high favor; and we are not in position either to
gay they are wrong OF to confirm them in their opn
!on"
A citizen Of Charleston has furnished the following
Int OF South Carolininns in the army Of the United
States: CaI tain A. C. Myers Quarernaster's Depart
ment: Major L. g. Rhett, Pay Department; Major
Ben. Kuger, Brevet Colonel, having been brevetted
three times for distinguished services in the Mexican
wsr; Captains l.. b. Nothrup and Il. III. Anderson;
Leuts. j. b. Yilepigue, s. w. Ferguson and Benz. +.
Sloan, Of the Dragons; Captains w. d. DeSaussnre,
n. G. Evans, and w. II. Gibbes Of Cavalry Leuts.
l.. d. Lee, G. s. James, and J. B. Hallonquit, Of the
ARTILLERY; Captains Bernard r. Bee c. s. Lowell and
John Dnnovant; Lieuts L. w. O'Bannon, J. l.. Cor
ley, L. ID. Blake and =. j. Quattlebaum of the In
fantry There also ten surgeons from this State in
the army, who rank majors, captains and hrst lieu
tenants Il Is said there fully equal number Of
CarolniGns in the navy.
1t is not generally known cay The OccoquaH Va
Courier that tie early year. Of Abraham Lincoln
mostly spent in Virginia. From sixteen to eighteen he
attended Charles Jackets school, then hourishing
i II Inht
TAYLOR of Ohio; Harvey B. Rails and Meredith Esk-
ridge were among bis classnstes The latter gentle
man remembers him WELL and speaks of him youth
Of great promise src. integrity and untiring industry
but Of quick temper Subsequently he taught school,
and studied law during the while at Jetiersonon, Gull
pepper County and boarded with old NJ Luckett who
kept the village inn. Titus, old negro still aiyet
was bic body servant, and speaks Of Marster Lin
KUN az d 90 IA al gemn." A place on the Rappahsn-
mock shaded by large beech trees and near the old
race track, il still known ss Linkum's Hole" He
lived two years at Jeffsrsonton. Mr.. Caleb Burnly
succeeded him in bic school.
"A curious ring has been found in the neghborhood
of the Champs Elysees 1t is described as Of great
value, and has been ornamented with royal crown
and the ciphers ~. A. IN rubies and diamonds. II
contains stereoscope Of most extraordinary minute
ness the glasses not more than an ordinary pin
1nad in diameter and the tubes scarcely the size Of
very small crew quilts This marvellous apparatus con-
ains we are told Photographic portraits Of the Prince
ConsoIt and the Prince of Wses which to the naked
eye are invisible, bur oy aid Of the glasses already
mentioned appear az large as the figures on small
visiting card Ii il asserted that box Of leweiry ad
dressed to the English Court from Paris short time
since was solel and the ring in question supposed
| TO have formed part Of the contents
| Nj. Breed the newlv-eected Mayor Of Lynn, ia a
working shoemaker, and quietly occupied b7 bench 10
the greater part of the day Of election. On Tuesda
evening" about three hundr-d of the working men me
to congratulate him bis election Mr.. James Dillon
whe was prominent in the late strike, Addressed the a.
semblase upon the saecess OF the W. u8"'
them TO stand firm for the Accomplishment. ~ '''
triumph. Inconcluson Ill behalf of the wOrkiugno- !"
presented to Mr. Breed a mammoth broom, saying thai
il the wish Of the parties for whom he presented
that he would sweep cleaR.'
The ex-King of Naples is by no means pauper,
Notwithstanding the loss Of his dOmnOns. His treasure
has been conveyed TO Paris. According TO The reports
it il wholly in silver 600 Of silver ducats-whch
have been sleeping in peace, some of them since the
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consigned to Sere, 70 be changed into paItry gold
Nspoleons and trumpery ive-frane peees-solid thick
ducats of such perfect workmanship that they might
serve a specimens Of the numsmatc art III many
ums The rate of silver is 70 high that the changer ex
pects to realize sum Of Eos 900 by the exchange.
AT Wareham, on the 10th inst, Mr. Andrew d.
Fuller Of Lvermore, Me-, and Misc Abby II. Green of
Wareham were married by the Rev. Mr.. Clary. This
couple never saw each other before the courtshp hsv
ing been carried by the brother Of the bridegroom
They were introduced after IL o'clock a. M. married
and before l. the bridegroom was his way Down
East again.
The marriage of Nicholas /. the young Prince of
Montenegro with Millena Petroyka, daughter Of the
Senator Yukosch was celebrated the sth at Cettgne.
AT tie wedding feast drank 10 the Emperor
Of Russia, ar the protector Of Montenegro, and the
Emperor of the French IA the beIatOr Of oppressed
natiOnalities."
"A letter from Paris indicates how French states
men are Paid. NJ. Walewski is Senator-annual
value 80 00p francs. lie s member of the Council
of Regency--l00 coo francs. lie is now q Minis
of StatelJO,OOO francs; in all, 100000 francs
G9,200
In Richmond, Va, Marion + Barber, A. white man,
Uhr Ittu put Apitlr III SoVV W
male slave letter. in which he states that he loves
her devotedly, and thinks of her all day long, and
dreams about her all night Therefore he begs Of her to
come Richmond, and to Hy with him to the North.
Mrs. Harriet Beecber Stowe is spending the VIM
ter at Andoyer Mass, engaged in writing a new
romance, 10 be called " The Pearl Of Orrs Island;
Story of the Coast Of Maine. 1t is TO be published in
weekly numbers in The Iadtpeadent, beginning the
Ist Of January.
There was y rumor in Chicago, on Wednesday
evening that the ladies of Michigan avenue intended
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