New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
PERSONAL.

10 Rochester there becoming the inmate OF school.
When ess than fifteen years old, she felt schooi-
pirls fancy for boy two or three years older tnan
herself who was iercely in love with her. and the two
were secretly married, the wife returning 10 Der
school the husband his for he also was in the early
stages Of an education. When in course OF time the
marriage vas made public, there was great outcry.
The rartes were sent from their schools, and the
indignation of the principals was hot. The boy took
his wife home to house where rich stepfather and
naughty mother divided the rnle At first they were
reconced 10 the loving pair for they supposed the girl
was an heiress, and the money appeased the step
father. while the idea of the gentllty' which money
brings soothed the mother. But when it was found
that the son had brought home penniless BRIDE their
indignant virtue burst its prudent bonds The young
wife YVES cast adrft and the husband sent to kind
Indiana to gain divorce. She returned to Rochester
the nhospitabe parents living in another county, and
there found employment in shop. He could not OBJ
tain his divorce-perhaps did not wish it. At any
rate he also back to Rochester and held candes
tine intercourse with his wife. Undoubtedly repre-
hensiblo as it was, no one can wonder that he
took to drink, being weak-mnded and dis
appointed. His Incorporate habits destroyed the little
manlines, originally in him, and he became burden
10 himself and source of shame to his friends. The
wife dsheartened by tic tfc4iment she had received
for contracting legal marriage and trying to support
herself and being unused to labor and in danger Of
breaking quite down under it, forsook virtuous life
and sold herself IL was not long, however, before
the disgrace attaching to her position made life in
suppouable and she determined to end it. Accord
ingy. she attempted suicide twice, but was each
time kept from dying by the timely arrival of assist
ance All of which has happened before she has ar
rived at the Summer of her twentieth year.
1t is said that in the triumphal entrance of the
troops into Madrid the heroes of the day with the
cepton of Gen. Prim, who greeted that he had
to deliver half dozen speeches he went through tie
streets were trumpeter and dog. Their glory OBJ
scured that of all the army and they obtained an ova
ton which will disturb the repose of Espartero at Lo
grono The trumpeter belongs to the Bourbon regi-
ment he is only fourteen years of age and is of short
stature. Whenin Africa, he happened one day, while
in the advanced posts with Lis company, to be excess
lively hungry and he could not get any food At last
be perceived number of oak trees and said to him.
self Where there oak trees there are acorns and
acorns at a pinch can be eaten!" He accordingly
slipped away and passing unobserved by the sentnels
climbed mp the tree and began eating. He was sud-
he perceived that the tree surrounded by erocous-
looking Mcors Flight impossible, and resistance
out of the question: but bright idea struck him-he
peized his trumpet, and sounded the charge. The
Mcors thinking that they had fallen in,o an ambush
took to flight. This exploit of the trumpeter excited
great admiration at the time and the entrance of the
troops the crowds not only greeted him with enhus-
asm, but he was borne in triumph on mems shoulders
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request of the people, he sounded the charge which
had struck terror into the breasts of the Moors.
For stupidity a certain Cincinnati policeman must
AXE the belt till further notice. The story is as fol-
ows: AT late hour Saturday night physician of
hat city awaken by loud rappng at his front
loor. On looking out of his window he saw crowd
If fifteen or twenty persons, some armed with
bludgeons vocferously demanding admittance. Not
liking the appearance of things he retired to the rear
a house, where he discovered similar party clam
,erng over bis back gate, and making violent de-
on his kitchen door. Naturally aston
shed, he descended to the front door and demanded
lie meaning of this nocturnal Violence. lie was
answered by policeman, who said that the wife of
re of the party had lately deceased and that he ac-
used him Of conveying the body to the house for the
urrose of dissection. The DOCTOR relieved at this
Information, and conscious Of innocence, respectfully
invited the party to enter the house and search his
PREMISES, at the same time protesting that their charge
groundless At this invitation the crowd entered
Id commenced thorough search. While in the
chen, the whose wife had died pointed to a
lose and said he was confident that some of her re.
mains would be found there; but, on exami
ation, nothing was found save the ordinary
,hes ard tableware of a household The par
y then proceeded to the cellar, where they
iscovered hole in which the doctor had preserved
ONE plants during the Winter The man was sure
hat this had been made the receptacle of his wifes
emins, but the search resulted in no better success
han that Of the closet In the mean time the doctor
Who had been scrutnzing the man rather closely dis
overed that he insane and communicated the fact
the policeman, desiring him to take him into custo-
". This the policeman refused and the crowd grad
tally dispersed.
"A young man, who works in the coal miaes OF
lilly, near Chareroi, Belgium, lately made bet of a
ew glasses of beer that lie would lie down the rail-
way and let train pass him. lie performed HIS
mad freak three days ago, placing himself engthways
n the middle Of the line between the rails, making
himself as tman possible. He won his bet, but ut
he expense Of severe burn the back of his neck
rom piece Of lighted coke falling on him. added -
which he was taken before the Correctional Police for
lis imprudence.
The entire library Of Baron Won Humboldt, em-
racing 10000 volumes, many Of them of great rarity
bounding in presented copies, is to be sold, in all
toward the end of the present year.
We hear says the Malta Times " that a acouic
lispaeh was received list week by the Governor from
he Lord High Commissioner of the Ion an Islands,
equestng from bis Excellency the loan of hangman
If bis services were very much required All tae ex