New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21
PERSONAL

the LAWYERS of the mother and daughter, a. also NJ
Lemoine, have received large number of propositions
to marry Angelina, not only from all parts Of France
bu, from England, Scotland Italy aud Spain. Proba-
bly the motive of all these offers is the fortune of Mile
Lemoine, which is known to be large.
The Philadelphia Press in the course Of its obitu'
sy notice of Macauay, says:
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Fnsh sudience Of being carefully prepared
md t Su d BIZ usranSs was thick and husky
% Ave minutes Of delivery. Amer that his voice sounded
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scsuIsys personal appearance greatly improved With ad
iass he line. p 81. marked By thought staed
The Troy Times relates the following story, in
which Judge Gould, of the Supreme Cont, figures as
one Of the principals:
pun, the fret year term Judge Gould in riding from
Absry scohare 10 hold Court saw upon one Of the iron,
Snly clad and evidently child poverty He invited her TO
III By him folded her win comfortable wrapper be wore
,eI,sent told him that having her home at sloa1 the
road she her way to nd her brother in sc1 oh the
provide Cor her On reaehing sooOs the b5O;ssr
The Judge then the keeper Of the tavern where be
stopping for the little GIL his expense until he should
Tive day: aer the brother he1 i9tGscstsd made HIS p
the charge his sister but the judge who wa. present refused
rendered to him The Circuit closed and the Judge returning
this city made s,nsemens. for the reception o. h s pro
schosIe Albany whence she wa. brought by stag and s
%bes he was sdopied by respectable family she
has been Lept within . oversight and nov growing finely
veil In lie The incident is beautiful one showing how
the whole Of life may be changed BY simple act Of
Mr. Weed thus heralds, in The Evening Journal,
forthcoming poem:
"Alsdy who Is near relative of of ExGOvernors
just completed an epic poem IN the P'ss
work has been sey read to gentleman who holds the highest
, oa. !. % 20 Ci a. an reputsa
the opinions ~ @ o Ds
crumssnees, but when published very wide circulation"
The Cleveland, o., papers contain the following
letter from Mr. Greeley TO Prof. Gardner of sapona-
"CLsvELAsp, Jan Il, 1880.
s PRO. .ons .su. eysn Il sed
the world They fsIed probably for want Of pIeimi
strong Just where veal commencing By laying on the soap
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avoiding correcting my error 90 lsn sS o"
them For your success. in ha, wholesome not profoundly
searching 0pe''SH S S0u nave '"' HORACE GREELEY
A writer from St. Louis In The N. Y Times gives
the subojned description of the Hon. Edward Bates:
Mr Bs.s native Of Virgins, and Is about 6 year. Of .se
and soon engaged in the practice
nticn Of Missouri an his prominence, even at this
esry period hs. he selected q The as.t
himself Biz Pioison though i. b. boon psbs. q Con.
Judge Of State cSIs and h1 had yaGI.
married esmabls lady Of North Carolina by whom he
has bad SS o. s0n' 81 very eminent abb
sm shonsRte l. cSisy farming g this Vicinity
Another physician, aud others are qualifying themselves 0S
sss; I've. r. plain hoSsa large md Ssa$;sasst.s
hs city His style Of Lying Is simple but the sda ais
system. Hi. table has al the abundance eharacsr.c Of
ssS for on bsS A. an ea hour In the ons hs
@ and oil n%Snss e the ss se are oss S
Family also c'ss'tho duties and pleasures
I'm person Mr. Bates little below the middle hight bu.
sas form. and iBs ss: 5 ~. yssd
exhibit. rapid transitions with the Play q s %nd
Ss e%S s 9S nj s}s ps liz ssSsa h 81
nature and finished orator, great Wesi
have not heard him IN public but have ensd 70 hi.
ye In e lie Mr. Bate. csme much IN cont .ct With the old
French settlers fhi: region them suspect derired
% poS.s ss s'Ss
h ss al h y 70 S S
fa Ii. inowledss essc hi. recc on ssr prompt aud po
si s s a il
cs and persona snd frequently u.r.es ne views By uci
Though Dr Bates well the claims Of large
family hss she.ned Political e be .,i known and regarded
sncisn and modern Government. and especially ni, With
sopious writer In connection with bn have
particularly struck not Gully with his OF political ct
bis powers Of analysis end the force and felicity with
which be selves and the genius Of political sub
Though Mr. has not accepted pOcs stson, except
IN the instances have mentioned he has for nearly forty
years been the active snd efficient friend and promoter Of
ous charitable and educational institutions In this large snd
nourisbpg city To them be has contributed his influence HIS
time, snd bis eloquencs
"A most amusing case heard at tho Mansion
house in London, the other day. Francis Mullen was
charged with assaultirg Timothy Collins. Mullen, as
lie stood at the bar shook and sbivered if suffering
rom palsy and was atred in coat and trousers which
hung about in attes and secured to his waist by
a rope. The proceedings were as follows:
GOl,. boy Of "a s.dmn az, ,h SS and wa. IN
oner came up and shoes told him there
wS Ss s% he
kels over; WREN the ground he kicks
f.reo;sS hsn h. L
yes, your honor. Worship, quite respectable Loud
nssihen slould hIni &c might have cleaned hi. boot.
himself lJsughterl Mullen Aud so would but, yer
Well what have you to sayl Mulen-,0h, rny Lord my
Lord may Ple.e HOnors Worship Pm unortu
Is sSy .ss % e $ d S
#, S 'S 2sa |. s g4s
sro h upPOsep Priscser- OF Honor. snd
sSs S I" The Lord MssoS%e never mind that noS
could hs 6sure cut WIZ. shout the assault
&1iien2' Och By The pO~erTyer Worship. coming
es yes "a r sS ops md & aoS s .na. ws
efsd was druDa yer Honor wen :onshow began TO think