New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

ssufe1 an attendant 10 dive into bis cabin ana
cut variety OF hair pins bracelets, frrs, ana o'.
things pertaining to the female toilet. he ssi';
FL Oriental wink at his Interpreter tns' nc 'o"''
be mis'al en- in the pressure Of lady 8 nAHu.
Not long ago, stags coach stopped al inc Sool
a hotel hard by Castle Howard, EnglAiu .,'n.,r
aloh,ed two calm and dignifed gehuelnen' e'4u's'
nhysicisps. followed by a troop OF ne"'y - -.
f'.e1. 5-osoed neope harmless uaatcs, Drought
f,o,, an linn for days recrestlon u 'nu O'"'u'
'0'4 o. .ho castle the seat Of his Exceency, the
J,o~..rsn, of Irelsnd. The kidd consideration
asa;caI men for their unhappy patients won the
ko.~.s ~ all bebolders, and not few expressions OF
;, and sympathy heard for the alteration OF n'
,.Isct which had Induced human beings to adopt the
hoblv ludicrous dresses which they then exhibited.
The Emperor Of China" was notable person,
and even "Lord Carlisle" himself was present,
most delighted to get home from those horrd lrsh'
His lordship wore piece Of larry rope for watch
chain, to which was appended fst-iron for
seal! There was the unwashed, unshaven naviga-
tor with navy boots, unlaced; the astronomer, the
man made of glass, etc. ETC.; but the best of the lot
was the unfortunate gentleman of the Stock Elk
change whose whole fortune had melted away, and
who solicited aims of everybody, and with very great
success" Under the guidance of the "medical men "
domestics were quite astounded by visit from 30 I'M
expected and SO iusuious party. After thorough
DAYS enjoyment, this remarkable company Of excur-
sioniss departed in the order of their arrival the OBJ
iecs, of course Of all conversation. The fun, however
was too good to be long kept secret and it turns out
that the whole affair ia scanaalous hoax most clevery
carried out the actors being set Of funlovng clerks
from York
The investigation in the Lemey family poisoning
case is now progressing In New.Orleans. number
of witnesses have been examined and the probability
is that their testimony will tend to asen the deed upon
the one suspectedfrom the first AnD, the slave COOK
Miss Isabella McKee, Of the sufferers, stated that
she had heard the woman threats against the fam.
y because her son had been sent to the savepen Tor
sale, and herself whipped severely.
"A subscription bas been commenced in Troy for
the purchase of Male, the fugitive slave who was
rescued the other day. $1,000 is wanted and $500 has
already been subscribed.
DR.. james Walker, the retiring President Of
Harvard College, has jsst received gi OF Sl2,OOo
from gentlemen of Boston. This lie most graceful
act and one that will be of advantage TO many, for it
will give to the recipient freedom from the cares Of
life, and will allow him TO bsstow his time upon the
pursuits for which he is especially fitted. President c.
c. FELTON, viii BE- insugurated on the 18th OF the pres.
emit month
They are in luderous hobble in Troy. That city
is full of cents coppes and nickels they are incress
ing 90 rapidly that the people are growing supersti-
tious thinking that they either multiply themselves or
that they attract other cents thither They bid fair TO
become the exclusive currency OF the city, already,
ladies' who buy for cash forced TO take with them
boy and basket 10 carry the circulating medium.
One of the papers calls for publ, meeting on the
subject and for concert Of action.
Charles Young, implicated in the death Of Corle-
LA A. Caulkins at Cincinnati again attempted suicds
on Saturday morning. This s the third effort he has
made at selfeestruciion since that melancholy event.
"A London correspondent Of The Troy IfrAes
communicates the following pleasant particulars
respecting the late prize-fght:
dHeenan had won the fght-tbst was evident
snd Say friends determined to deprive him OF it,
Before the got TO their corners, alter the thirty
seventh round somebody eat the ropes and the whoe
crowd of vagabonds and oafers, with the police, who
had been quietly looking on for more than an hour,
rushed in. The referee got up, ordering the men TO
| leave the ring But they managed 10 get at each
other again, aud after sharp exchanges, Heenin
go Sax erss head under his where he was pound.
| ing him after the manner Of Tom Hyer, and would
have left him senseess had not the friends Of Sayers
pulled him away and kicked and struck him. The
next three rounds Heepan went up and dared hs man
TO come out and fight, knocking MN down on eacn a.
soon as be was pushed forward. On the forty second
round SayeTs unable TO rise from Harry Brun,ons
| knee. Heepan walked mp and asked his seconds If
| they would throw up TIE sponge. They replied by
| cr0wdng him away, wbereupon ne went at them like
| tiger, at one blow knocking down jim Walsh, and
| at the next upsettiDg Brunton and Sayers, then
Strengthening himself out for the whole crowd. With
great difficulty Macdonald and Cusck got him away,
when after calling the crowd TO witness that he was
the winner of the fight, he left the ring, running
aster than any one who followed him 10 the railroad
tack. / saw him in FIVE minutes, aud have been with
him much Of the time since. He am0et as strong
| when the fight ended as when il commenced His
right eye was clossd, Jst has left eye good
| erer, aud he hit button on Jack MacdOaGlds coat
eight times IN succession Sayers was whipped on the
twentieth round, and only fought on pluck after that
If the ring had not been entered HeeDan would have
left him senseless and out Of time the thirty eighth
| round Those who had bet at heavy odds on Sayers
| knew 70, and that was why the fight yae stopped.
| Tile fuss GbORt police al sheer hum6ug, as The
| police rad been there from the start. A fight was
| never fairer. and every tair-minded man viii
acknowledge it, II is said that the referee brbed
to leave the ring. Sayers claims draw, on the ground
| that the rounds fought were illegal. This is mean
| and scurvy dodge. You put down Heenan as Cham
pion Of England and If he Is not now he will be- for
he lie ready to fgh, Sayers again and give him another
| thIasbipg, tomorrow, next week, or next month
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