The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

years DID, During the dark days Of the revolution he
sided In Bedford, Westchester county New York, and
numerous the engagements and hand 70 hand nghg
he had with the British rangers and those depredatng
bands called Cow Boys He also soldier in tho last
war; having joined the army substitute and sta
TONED on Long Island Mr. Daniels has been three times
living the oldest being eighty years old and the youngest
nve. Inc Old man enjoys excellent health, and can
ca up ana rece tas scenes Of the revolution with
vividness OF recollection that Is truly remarkable.
The Paris correspondent Of the Courier ds Eaks Uie
contains curious piece Of scandal against Mc Raimond
the young lady whom Garbadi has just espoused Il n
stated that she person OF loose character and was 90
tuay encente at the time that she married the General
Garbad ID said 70 have only made this discovery through
an anonymous letter sent TO him by the lover Of the lady
We do not think that there s the slightest credit be a.
tached to this story Through patriotism and admiration
for the Italian hero Nile Ramondi rskcd he life to bear
dispatches TO him through country overrun by the
my. is not In human nature that woman animated by
such sentiments should pass m0nsrous deception ON
Of the saviors of her country and man. besides
whom she proessed such unbounded love and esteem.
The fact that her father represented TO have earnestly
seconded his daughters efforts 10 Garibalds
objections to marriage 30 disproportonate in age,
ders the story still more apochrypha 1t looks on the
whole, very like Paris canard.
Americans registered the banking onlc Of lansing
Baldwin Co., Place do Ia Bourse Paris January
70 to Fcbrrary 0, lS60-Mrs. c. L. Beatty ana family
Brookyn Henri Bergh and wife, Miss Title Brown, G. NJ
Roding, Grevle Mathew, w. E schenck and wife, s.
l. Ham, Jno v. B. Blocker, U. s. N Chas. Loundes.
Us Robt Hoe and family, " D. Russell and wife,
wife, VIM. H shelton and wife, H T. Capen and vile, A.
Iafsrge, Jno. ID. Wendell and family, D. Coggill, T.
Guy vasssr Now York Co, A l. Chatham, Illinois; 2.
Dexter and ladies', T. G. Nckerson, Boston: Thos. Clark
and wife, Buffalo John Fox, New Orleans; NJ W. s.evens,
Portland Rufus a. King, Jr, Albany NJ Mesier Reese,
Alex. Brown and family, Philadelphia
In the year 1912, says the Georgetown (Ga Tnss VIC
belonged to young college In the heart of Georgia In
were the most intimate terms. Clever fellows were
Bob Harper, Lucus Lamar jerks Jones and Tom Hasde
man Harper was then thought the most Intellectual, tho
greatest genius OF the four. Lucius Lamar in
formed after leaving the college the edeed
leader OF the PM Gamma dnrog his senior jerks
knew him. thought OF little else than fun and mischier
He was our captain in many wild expeditions. MOI IL in
somewhat remarkable that these clas Tin class Of
not more than twelve or tsen) should be, al Of them
distinguished already public men. Lamar Jones and
Hardeman are members of Congress- lamar is pro-
IAmars bosom friend for Congress- AMI was bea.e
by Hill, the Know Nothing, by very few votes. Jones
BY means equal 70 Harper in genius succeeds Stephens
Of Georgia. Harper, Lamar and Jones democrats
Hardeman belongs to the South American party.
Our readers says the Troy Times Of the 2s ina. are
already conversant with the facts connected With an
eopement case from Waterviet, eome weeks eince in
which named Oathoat said TO have elo ped with
bis wifee sister, Miss Nunson. It's termination will also
be remembered Another act was executed in the drama
yesterday. The facts, gather them are
as olowsSnce the eventfn day that Oa.hout returned
70 waervliet be had refused to live with his wife. Shc
In the meantime, was living with her father. The old
became tired OF such conduct on the part Of he con
nlsw, and resolved that be should either support his
wife or ne would know why A warrant was therefore
sworn out for his arrest Officer Brewer took The do,u
ment. He visited the residence Of Oathout and found
him; he made known his business. Oahout said, Gan
right md asked the officer II he could no. get his
clothes The officer said ayes" Oathout went up stairs
70 get his clothes 10 the up stairs apartment
dow, and said window vas twenty-five feet from Tho
he went That was the ast OF him Officer Brewer
thinking he was staying rather long for hs "clctnes
went after him. He discovered that he had been sod
Oathout among the missing. Pursuit given TO
the fugitive but mp TO the last accounts be had
retakcn.
story Louisa Jones, intelligent and accomplished
young lady of Falrhaven, twenty years OF age has
been very III for the last four months confined 70 her
lower limbs that she could be moved only with great
difficulty She appeared TO be failing rapidly, and the
for her. On the 9Th instant, some friend who was
in TO her mentioned that the Rev Joseph X Bellows
Of New York, Second Advent preacher was in town
holding series Of meetings. Bhc Immediately expressed
desire him. and The belief thst should he pray
for her, abe should recover The Clergyman accordingly
vMnea ner tnat evening. and MIS- Jones describes he
reoeS SsfI as R5sxss as s% a e sSs
Sabbath shc attended church She " enjoying the
best Of health and reshes the hearst food The young
lady belongs to the same religious persuasion with the
prea0er which u an indication OF her system being very
susceptible TO the influence OF Imagination.
young and beautiful girl Of Concord Missouri having
an intense desire 70 know the secrets Of the Sons OF Malta
DEVICES made the acquaintance and won the Confidence
Of en- unsuepecng Son. who presented her application
favoraby passed upon. Al the proper time for Initiation
the young lady appeared, and introduced into the
Lodge room By The Grand Conductor What abe and
heard the unntated can never know She bravei the
deal nobly Her secret known only to herself, she
seemed 70 be perfectly satisfied, and was well pleased
with the good condition OF the members The
of the affair lin months from her
into the Lodge she led to the altar bushing
bride and Son Of Malta. Perhaps the only clse on
record.
Old niger Joe and bis white GIRL says the Detroit Free
Press the hero Ind heroine OF the what not ,rio
Judeon eopemen case, have been Iost sight Of by the
public since the interest their affairs eubstded into an
old story. They have, however, pursued even tenor
Of their way regardless OF outside Issues and st live ia
their little shanty in Windsor Joe occupies the respou
sble position of corporation fiddler, and, with unpre-
tending men and lmpng gait, rutges aoou. with buck
and on his shoulder in qucs. OF eligible wood piles
His domestic Preside liz illuminated by the presence of
young half breed Of promising proportions, and tue sm
ling c0unenance Of the intellectual Sarey greets his
nal return from the tolls OF bis profession Take Il all in
all, che is probably as happy as when at homo with her
immaculate and amable papa who preached aboifonsm
and horscwhpped her for burning the Of her
Joe is humble but exclusive and takes on many airs on
the strength Of his white wife and mulatto BABY
The following BILL upon the petition Of Mr. Frederick s.
Brown, OF New Orleans, has boon presented 10 the
Louisiana Whereas, The acts Of cid John
Brown, Of abolition notoriey, has affixed sugms upon
the name Of Brown which renders Il inoleahe 10 the
parties herein named; therefore be II enacted, By the
Senate and House Of Representatives Of Louisiana in
general assembly convened, That from aud after tho
passage Of this act the O.; Frederick Souihgatc
Brown resident Of New Orleans and tho names Of his
minor children, Alice, Elizabeth, Harriet Emma Edward
and Ocavia Brown be and the same hereby changed
to the names Of Frederick, Alice Elizabeth, Harriet,
Emma, Edward and Octava southgate, which last men
toned naue they hereby authorized TO adopt their
respective applications and for their respective sig.
natures, at all times and In all places"
The decision Of the libel for divorce in the case Of Han
nah D. Robinson va Thomas l. Robinson, was announced
by Judge Bge0w In Eoson the 21st inst The Judge,
after referring 70 the nature OF the charges against the
defendant said that was unnecessary 70 60 into the
animation Of the other charges the evidence proved
copcusively that the defendant had been guilty Of crime
with Mrs. VIM A. Cochrane. On this ground The bouds
Of matrmony between the nbcapt and Thomas L. Robin
dissolved and decreed that Nrs. Robin
should have the custody Of the children. This Mrs.
C0chrAne the Same person who the cause Of the
late GRIM trial Of Cochrane Perry IN which her
husband recovered damages on the ground Of similar
guilt with q. l. Perry.
Mrs. r. H. stoddard the wife of the poct-hersclf the
nutfn ~ nj