New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

wac not found. 1t is probable that he had been
watched, followed, and robbed by thief, who, upon
gaining the booty, left the car.
"A young girl, the daughter Of lawyer in Toledo,
Ohio, being struck with longing TO become an
actress, ran away from home and went to Detroit.
Applying 10 as many theatrical managers as she coma
find, abe received the same answer from ala mega
tive. She then disappeared and had not been found
at latest accounts
A man was arrested in Memphis last Thursday,
who three years ago. robbed and murdered the sherh
Of Gene see County, New.York. rs made his escape,
and nothing more was heard Of him until the above
mentioned time, when he was recognized in the street
by a gentleman from New.York, who caused bis ar
rest.
Mr.. Conkling, Member Of the State Assembly, has
been absent from his seat this week. owing to sickness
in his family Mrs. c., we regret to learn, is i'll with
rheumatism, and one of his children is sick with scar
latina; otherwise he would not have been absent from
his post.
-Ex.Gov. Briggs Of Pittsied, Mass, has declined
the appointment of the Chancellor Of the Madison Uni
yersity at Hamilton, Nsw.York.
Mr.. Victor Deblinger, an old resident Of Buffalo,
died at his residence on Elm street. In that city on Fri
day, at the age of 60. Mr. DehiDger was hussar in
the campaigns of the great Napoleon l. He went to
Buffalo in 1882, where he resided till his DEATH
"A very destructive fire occurred on Saturday night
in Wet Troy. The oss was from $50 OOO to s4oooo'
but had a steam-eDgine not been promptly on tue
ground, 1t Is supposed that much greater condsgra-
ton would have resulted.
The Grand Chapter of the Zeta Psi Fraternity
10 ne hnl ing
their frat session on Tuesday, July a.
"A steam yacht is building at East Saginaw, Mich,
to run on The river and bay for pleasure trips and light
freiehts. Its burden will be fifteen tuns
"A beautiful young Southern belle, wearing the ap-
propriate NAME Queen Rose, was, till Tuesday after
noon, an inmate of fashionable boarding in
Philadelphia medical student one Of those who did
not sacrifice the Quakers for the cake of the Union,
and return to his plantation the rose aud at once
made her his queen. She accepted bis homage, in
spite of the heatess common sense OF guardian, VINO
thought Of house rent the butcher, and many otner
things and on Tuesday the twain were made one In
the bonls of marriage. The young lady was soon
missed detective was despatched by the unromantic
guardian to search for herr he found her. but was too
late The guardian then took the youthful wife home,
and gave the husband into the of the law though
what the law can DO except return him his wife cannot
be stated without some acquaintance with the code of
Pennsylvania. Age Of parties; she, 10 years. he, ~
1t will be remembered that a man named George
II. Lamb was hanged at the West, some dme ago, for
the murder of his wife, a deed committed with circum-
stances of peculiar at octy. He 6tst attempted 10
potion herr then took her upon the Mssis ipp River
in boat and there drowned her, with stone about
her neck This he confessed before sentence ex-
eeuted icon him, but yet the body Of the murdered
woman was never found, and some insisted hat he
wac not proved guilty. We now learn that, on FIJI
day. at the spot designated in the confession Of Lamb
the headIe,s body o. a woman was found under the
water. The stone and rope were also found, and IL
seemed clssr that this was the corpse Of Mrs. Lamb.
AT town meeting recently, in Midway, Msss..
Mr.. j. s. Foster fell upon the floor in fit, and soon
died. In the afternoon Of the day, his son, hav
Ing heard of the event. preparing to 60 to Med
way from the town where he resided, when he was
seized with similar it, and expired in few minutes
-Mrs Mary Wilbur, trance medium in Clarendon,
Vt has sent a communication TO Troy paper, glviag
the result of the Heensn-Say prize night. Tae CON-
mnnicaiion is supposed to come from Boss HaTing-
ton." well known sporting character IL runs thus,
quite too elegant in s dcon for its pretended source:
Fight just over. Crest excitement. Immense
crowd Seven rounds fought. MIR. Slyers got the
fIst knock. down on the fourth round. Mr.. Heenan
finished the fight on the seventh round. He got in
lett hand blow which knocked Mr.. Sayerss lover jaw
completely. Mr.. Heenan Is not much hut He offers
to fight Mr. Morrissey in two weeks. Mr.. Sayers is in
dangerous condition."
"A dividend Of s. per cent has been declared in IA
vor of the creditors of Phillips, Sampson & Co., the
former publishers of The Atlantic Monthly This dvi-
dend will be paid in just months from the time
the assignees were committed. Some claims against
the firm could have been bought ak months ago for ten
cents on the dollar
Mr.. Alvan Clark of Cambridge, well-kno xn
man ufacurer of telescopes is about erecting several
new buildings for bic busnees in that city, aud he Ia
tends alec 10 fit up an observatory for Astronomical
purposes.
The barQue Justice Story recently arrived in Bos-
ton from St. Helena having board eight or ten Ma
poleon bhds as they called by sailors. They are
found in great numbers en- that island, and sup.
posed mostly to frequent the vicinity of Napoleons
grave They are much petted and beloved by the sail
oIs who regard them somewhat supersiitiously. Tue
birds are very small and pretty, have short red bills
and coored feathers with the exception of the
breast, which has a reddish tipge.
Three persons were last Sunday accommodated
from the Park street Church, in Boston. One did not
attend meeting, and not believer ia the atone
ment. Another a5sented himself from meeting, and
was spritualit. The third abused his wife.
Since the death Of their father, two children Of
MIS-. Growden, widow residing in Ohio, had lived
with their grandfather in Cumberland, Md. The
mother desired them, aud went to take them home with
her. They were unwilling to goi che then went to
ueebboring town, where she prevailed on ten or