New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23
PERSONAL.

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rather roughly Clad whom be at arrested on
charge of vaancy, being led TO this step by the ordi
nary quality of the strangers clothes. Having arrest
cd his prisoner be proceeded$o examine bis pockets,
there finding $500 draft on weknown firm one
of 81 900 on Decatur bank and $50 in money.
Neither the presence of this money, the excellent
references the stranger gave served to open the intel
lect of Dogberry, and the "vsgrom mar" was taken
to filthy lookup; there he kept for twentyfour
hours without food the officers refusing to call on or
send for the gentlemen whose the prisoner gave
1t was only by chance that Of these friends heard
of the victims situation and fastened TO bail him.
Legal proceedings are be commenced against Charles
johnson the ornament of the Chicago Police. So says
The Chicago Times.
Prince de Joinville who is travelling privately
in this country, says that the statement made by the
Rev. Eleazer Williams, that he de Joinve) revealed
to Williams that the latter Bourbon, is entirely
false.
Thomas Moyan master, and Myron j. Chamber
lain and William Durham, mates, of the SLAYER bark
Orion, have been held for appearance before the
United States Circuit Court at Boston.
John White Browne Of Boston, whose acciden-
saI death by falling from railroad train, was re-
Gently announced, q man Of very marked charac-
.eristics An ardent phianthropby, united with the
utmost gentleness and kindness, fearless lover Of
truth, manly independence, and siDgulary sensi-
tive eonscientiousness especially distinguished him.
When Justice and right to be sustained and de-
Tended, bis purse was always open and bis services
free and active He was warm friend of the slave,
and on the subject of Slavery outspoken bold
and uncompromisng. In legal knowledge and attain
nent he was hardly second to any member of the bar
he and NJ he distinguished
members Of the profession now United States Sem
ator recently remarked that Mr.. Browne would be
one of the most eminent advocates of the country if he
could lay aside his conscience. l.
-Almira Lewis was, on Friday, convicted at
Rochester, Of poisoning the family of Mr.. Pet,en.
gill, and was on Saturday sentenced to be confined
for ten years in the Prison at Sing Sing.
On Thursday evening, German, named Fred
eriek Stalsy residing in Rochester, killed himself by
blowing his brains out with pistol A woman whom
he loved bu. from whom be differed in religion had
psrtinaciousy refused to marry him. Hence the
slaughter.
Not long ago, in Louisville, a insulted the
sister Of young gentleman named Joseph Hey
mueller and the latter cbastised him. The punished
man then entered criminal complaint against the
brother; this severely wounded the too sensitive
nature of the young man, and on Wednesday he COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat. He was un-
doubtedy insane.
"A young lady Of UniOntown, KY, having read
many novels and written few "noyelettes so the
local papers say-formed an attachment for young
gensleman which not appreciated or recProcated
She procured gum placed the muzze against her head
and pulled the trigger with her toe, blowing out her
brains and killing herself instantly.
About eight years ago, Mr.. Root, Congreg atonal
slergymen, then preaching in Williamsburgh, Mass,
was married He subsequently went with his wife to
live in Springfield Ohio. There she formed an attach
ment for person described as ga gentleman of that
place. the husband of devoted wife, the father of FIVE
children, member and Of the pillars of her hus-
bands church" With him she eloped but, desiring to
zee her Massachusetts, friends before cutting loose
from respectabity forever, she went 10 Ashburnham
10 visit them. Suspicion was aroused, and the pair
fed toward Canada. They pursued and over
taken in Montreal, but the law could not reach
them there with an arm powerful enough 70 hold
them; consequently two families have been broken up.
Sherman NJ Booth, who has been for a long time
;p,isoued at Milwaukee for resistance TO the Fugitive
Slave law the other day locked his keeper up in his
cell went out into the street refreshed himself with
lsisureiy walk and cooling drink, then returned to
his Jail and exchanged positions with the jailor re-
cunning his old place.
The Hon. George Ticknor has recently presented
nearly 900 volumes to the Boston Public Library as
the foundation for a collection of standard works OF
reference, 10 be always kept tbs shelves Of the
Library, end thus available to every visitor
The Prince dc Joinville has gone to Washington.
He is the third son of Louis Philippe, was born at
Eeuily in 1915 and received the baptismsl names OF
Francois Ferdinand Philippe Louis Marie d Orleans.
At an early age he entered the French navy and par
tjcularly distinguished himself at the taking OF ST.
Jean d'Jllos In 1871 be took charge OF the eXpsd-
ton commissioned to bring from St Helena to Paris
the remains of Napoleon l., commanding the frgate
Belle Poule. In 1913 he married Brazilian princess
In 1873 with the rest of the Orleans family, he sought
refuge in England, where he has since resided The
Prince de Jonvile has visited this country before now
While his father was king be crossed the ocean and
took tour through the United States, being honored
in New York with grand dinner rendered him by the
authorities and leading citizens.
On Saturday, the 18th inst, Mr.. William Nesbtt
a planter residing in De Soto County Miss, quarreed
with his son, and, being carried away by anger, beat
the young mans brains out with billet oil WOOD Inc
father was arrested.
--Thomas Hopley, who kepta school for boys in
Eastbourne, England recently committed 70 Jaii
after Jury examination, 20 answer charge OF mah-
slsughter for having beaten pupil to death 1t APP
peared that the boy, aged fifteen years. was logged
from 81 TO III O'Clock in the evening. During inc
night be died from loss Of blood
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