New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

were Titiens, Borgbi Mamo, Piccolomini, Lou oeaa
Santa, Marie Cabel, Brunetti Lemaire Vaneri, Micnn
and Albopi. The males were GiDgiini, mongim,
Belart yia'ett. Everadi Aldighieri, CASTER Cor",
Clamp, S. Roncomi, Csstei and steger The dan
GERS were Mdlles Pochni, Cucchi, Morhech and
Amalia Ferras.
Mr.. Peeler, who has realized 5000 from the
sae OF patent pow has given half Of that amount
to the Methodist Church, South.
How "the handsome tenor" was eclipsed at New.
port by the brilliant bruiser Heenan, was told at the
time by our correspondent later writer from the
gay resort reports the observation only partial,
as the B. B. was requested TO leave the hotel! And
now the single drives his ponies with proud dash,
kicking up all Of the DUST with the exception of
few clouds raised by Mr.. Belmont's new "amily
drag" with seats wide enough for three, and drawn
by four horse that has Just been introduced upon the
road.
The Rev. DR.. Kerr, Of Pittsburg, Pa, now
travelling in Scotland in letter to The United Presby
terrain, says the worst feature witnessed in the pro-
ceednes of the National Assembly Of the Scotch Pres
byterian Church has been the number Of cases OF
ministerial drunkenness with which 1t has had TO deal
Quite scene is said to have occurred last week
on one of the cars of the Camden and Amboy line us
after leaving Princeton Among those on tne u An
was lady, about 30 years of age. She was good
looking and attracted much attention from her air OF
melancholy sun-burned but very handsome gentle
man entered the car in hich the lady IN question was
other than the lady ewooned. On recovering herself
il appeared that the gentleman In question was ner
husband whom che had parted with ten years before
he going to California to improve bis fortunes and she
falling heir 10 large Southern estate left her by
member of the family in which she had been teaching
Mutual explanations ensued and the happy couple SET
out, as il were, on second bridal tour
The item is unsatisfactory, and is positively danger
GUS for perusa in the dog days when madness turks
at the avenues TO tbs brain. Why should this good
looking lady, with her air Of melancholy and this
handsome though sun-burned gentleman have parted
at all She falling heir that Southern estate, ought
10 have saved him from his California trip and bis con.
sequent sunburniDg. Why should the lady swoon!
If they were go happy to come together again, why
did they stay apart 30 long' Evidently chapter OF
this romance has been omitted. Mutual explana-
tons are all very WE'LL but the public demands some
thing more.
On the 29tb of July public meeting was called at
Quitm an Texas to consider what should be done with
one j. f. Lemon. 1t appears that he was expelled
from the place in 1857 account Of his Anti Slavery
proclytes Since that expulsion he has been engaged
in publishing paper in Indiana. About month ago
he returned to Texas, and Immediately seized by
the citizens After solemn elaboration, they compelled
him TO sign pledge, by which, upon his "sacred
honor he promised to do no harm to persons or prop
erty in Wood County, Texas, never to promulgate
Abolition doctrines again, and never to re-appear in
the Lone Star State. Then Committee escorted him
out of the country. The Houston Telegraph, whose
editor appears to tremble in unison with all the Texans
says: Under the circumstances this was treating him
with excessive and dangerous moderation"
AT the Oyer and Terminer sessions, held at Phila.
delphia, James Miller and George W. Riehl were, on
Saturday sentenced to be hanged for the murder OF
Henry Yanker j. Buchanan Cross, the enterprising
rascal who escaped and recaptured within the last
ten days. was sentenced five years imprisonment for
forgery. The officer from whom Cross escaped, was
then called up to hear the final action of the Court in
his case Judge Allison addressed few remarks TO
him. in which he reiterated that had not for mo-
ment been the belief of the Court that the escape had
been through any connvance on his part it had been
the result of an imprudence and indscretion only.
The sentence Of suspension from his position Off
Ger of this Court which was imposed on him at the
time must however be continued until the lst of Sep
ember, as punishment for this indiscretion. At
hat time be might resume his duties.
III VIII oOulc uloulHc n6Vi WuNn
excitement arose in Cincinnati on account of the kid
mapping of a free black man, Wsggoner. He was
about to be cold because he could prove hst he had
at time been slave process of law stayed
The SALE and now, after much delay, the Court has re-
turned him to freedom.
"A wealthy person of Florence just deceased, has left
singular will 1t declares that the greater part Of his
fortune shall 90 to the with the largest hump on
his back in all Tuscany and the persons entrusted with
the duty of selecting him shall be themselves twelve
humpbacks To recompense the latter for their
trouble, he directs that, in addition to travelling ex
penses, each ahall be presented with a gold medal
bearing the ttfgy of Esop, their prototype.
The Baltimore correspondent of The Ne1c- York
Times has the following in a recent letter:
matter, rather singular, forcibly impressed itself
upon me some weeks ago, but neglected mott ing 1t
up to the present time Passing along streets the
next day after the Of the death of Prince
Jerome Bonaparte, | Paw his wife-Miss Patterson-
now her .ighteth year, walking out, IN her usual
costume, uDcODcerned as If nothing had happened.
She certainly knew the fact; but knowing her eccen-
tricides, / was not surprised. 1t is no uncommon
thing to see this venerable lady IN the public marts
attending personally 70 business. She often collects
her own rents and takes irt at stock speculations
when the fever is up. At all times elegant
crown jewel, Offering with diamonds of the purest
water, is displayed upon her forehead, while
her arms are white, skin smooth and tender as
maiden of sixteen. She is really a remarkable
woman. There is deep stoicism and unbending
philosophy coupled with indeperd ence, in her comPo-
sition which one out of a thousand, male or female
does rot possess. Her every thought Is repete wita
favoritsm for royalty. Republics she esteems COM
mon, uDgrsteful; and now, though citizen of our
domain and without anything special TO plume her
self upon touching imperial favors, she lives IN the
ideal Of la belle France. Her greatest ambition ia 70
hear of her grandsOn-young Jerome-now in the
French army, rising TO honor and imperial distnc-