New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
PERSONAL.

The Nenc.York Herald correspondent at White
Sulphur Sp &c, Of yirsila furnishes many iems Of
pror al nature. Mrs. Senator win does not suf-
fer from having beautiful daughter the came car
let with herr" MIR. General Wool of Texas, has as
much influence as any body and this owing to her
amab,y her excellent ard cbaste taste in dtess, and
her evident sororr monde" TIE following Oeutenc is
enbsnassirgls coDfOtn z: Mrs. BE Of Mobile, lie
uoltd for the exquisite taste with which she sraoges
the toilet Of her ia and eegsnt person and Der beauty
al agreeable manner combine 10 d'ffase charm over
Der circle" MIS- General Gaines fringe her merry
laugh every where" Miss In, Of Columbus, Miss ,
il arsiher prominent persop "her exqn tey chselisd
features soul flashing eyes, FINE taste IN dress AID calm
sId confident seipOseesiOn ut all times aud on all oc-
casioDs mark something than the mere transient
besuy." Nist Ms, Of Virginia, APP ears TO be vau-
able hoDst keeper "fhe sweeps the ballroom WIN
rim, bow" "South CsrolIs treads majsscsly -
bot most uDgrsmmacaly- 10 the commanding form,
exqu sitely atred and the 6ue features Of Miss Pm
We have already stated the simple fact that
young man sttend school in Bliirstown, D., re
Gently committed suicide. Tie cause which led him TO
tbis ss openly reported, and not conJadiced By au'
tboity was the sbsms brought upon him by his teach
er IL appears that Hume the young man referred TO-
bticg in correspond nee with lady in the neighbor
hood, one dsy accidentally dropped letter Of hers
where il was found by Tie teacher, one johnson by
nsne This man read the love Litter alodd, In pre-
epce Of all the pupils, who much diverted at the
expTtesiors q attachment it contained The youta
stupg with notification killed him-slf that night
"A Saratoga correspondent Of The Trey Times
ssys that two Bo.ton men the largest winners o
tire gam bling seascn at the fsvor.e watering place re
fered 20.
Gore of them il a man nearly sixty years OF age
who formerly kept hotel ia Albany, and falling ia tue
businefs in nome ut Of desp'r4on, st the age oil Tor
~ too X ID the profession Of Il gambler. fortuut
s. ed 10 tend him IRON the hr,t, and be Is now ecu
L sed to be worth 300 OO0--sll Of which ne ~
gained at hazard He has bis servants 10 hvery al th
81 rinee Lis fact horses Carriages, and 10 Que u9ac
QUAR- led with his profession, be sppeas weaitu)
man of the world p0sbed and refined IN his manners
and Reptl, msl Of abundant mtaus, who has come
recruit lis btahh by morning draught al ihs Con
Qrefs or drive upon the avenue. lie Il recRoneu y
be the fmarteet and OF lucky gambler In t'e county,
Few would imagine that he 10 her tbaa "nas ~
seeut; vet be h only type Of large ests OF per- ,I
who annually assen bic at Saratoga ana pass ioI Po'
SOILS OF the highest respectabiiity.
A col red man about 10 years Of age, high' LOG
or inches, and touly built, bearing the I'no '
John Parker" / as been soliciting money OF Inc goo
people Of IIupteIdon County, n. j., for 'ns anese
purpose Of eclliming wife and child from slavery
Virginia. He brings recommendations from one hi'
jackson and Baptist clergyman OF Delaware oou"'
Perm Thee authorities have BEN inquired h'o''
well " some Of his earlier and U6s liberal sa'7oi'e''