New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06
PERSONAL.


went mp TO her and said, L" Jane, you'd better walk
down stairs, or you may perhaps be kicked down
She vent downstairs more Quickly than usual and
when she reached the bottom responde nj did slightly
slap her face Did take up carving knife and
say lie would be recompeneed but he only said tnat in
ocular manner, intending merely 10 brighten her,
Objected to her constantly walking ont with her SON
in-aw-not that there was any harm 10 it, but when
woman was married TO a husband, was she bound 10
honor and obey him. or was she please herself If
the latter what would the b2bitations of nanknt be-
come? Was very fond of the Scriptures. Had read
10 her the 18th charter of the Revelations, which
treated of the mystical Babylon the mother of harlos
and the abomina'ons of the earth Did that because
he did not regard the petitioner as upright and pr-
dent woman. Had every to believe that she
was cure, and not a blessing to The torment
he had received from her would pass belief She had
been nothing but treach rous hypocrite, WHO had
sought to overthrow him and get him into her snare.
By her snare he meant trap BY trap he meant
drag-Iet. BY drag-net lie might mean a cage; aud
her object was to put yoke OF bondage round his
neck yoke of iron which no man could bear. Had
told her that he never cared for her Ii she who
had sought him. not he her. Had been compelled 10
have the woman. Told her so the morning of the
wedding before her daughters; and reminded her that
she had sti lime to draw back. Had once come up
behind her she walking in the street aud gvea
her poke IN the shoulder with his stick There wac
groom riding past and respondent told him tnat the
woman was lis wife The man said, % If you've got
a worse wife than have, God bless you! Was once
a day and a might in Lewes jail That was because
he was stranger in Brighton, and could not find sure
ties but the next day three persons Offered to be
bound for him. Had since been living alone. Wanted
no more wives; should rejoice to ge rid Of this one
On Sunday morning shortly before the time for
Sabbath School, Twelve boys. inmates Of the House of
Refuge at Rochester, N Y, absented themselves from
the wash oom. Their absence not noticed for
fifteen minutes; then immediate search was made, and
for a moment 10 trace whatever could be found OF
them; on going around the outside of the wall, two or
three coats besmeared with mud, lying on the ground
revealed the course of their operations. There Is
sewer, twenty rods in length running fom the center
of the ward aud terminating four rods cgside Of tie
wall This sewer is used for draining the yard, IL
three feet under ground and only tWeHy ace@sqaare,
and is guarded by two iron grates-one at the vent in
the yard and the other directly under the wall. IL
seems that during the week previous the boys had fled
off one bar of tie crate in the yard leaving aper
ture of about eight inches Through this passage the
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they crawled down the the second iron gate
where the irs boy succeeded with the aid Of broken
] thovelbade in opening passage under it through
which all passed last one, who got FOUL remain
| ing there ten hours before it became known,
when be Lad to be dug out. Five of the boys had got
fairly off when the escape was discovered; but they
were retaken the same day. Tie rest with the ex-
ception of the left behind by mistake, drawn
out of the sewer in sorry plight He who was taken
out last of all was nearly dead.
1t said that some of the influential men of Man
chester lave proposed that Mr. Holman Hunts new
picture of Christ III the Temple should be purchased
for their New Free Art Gallery, and $4,000 should
be subscribed by eight individuals residing i'll Manches-
ter with the view of offering that for the picture.
Already three gentlemen have put down their names
| for the amount.
| MIR. Rarey recently operating upon a two
| yearold fly at Oxford, when suddenly, from some
| unexplainable cause, the animal dashed away among
| he SPECTATORS, dragging Mr.. Rary with him. Three
front rows of seats were broken and upward Of thirty
| occupants We're unseated Moe. OF them more
| frightened than hurt. One lady obliged to be
taken home in fly, and three young men were al o
| rather injured Mr. Rarey showed the most deter
mined resistance to the animal, AID by his courage and
strength succeeded in restraining it from doing further
mischief and with the aid of his two assistants, the
| colt was secured.
A Liverpool omnibus, licensed to carry sixteen
passengers recently took in seventeen eighteen
very moderate thing for III omnibus 10 do as a New
Yorker would think. On this Liverpool morning a
druggist was crowded and thereby made cross as was
natural though injuicous. He accordingly entered
complaint at the Polics Cont, charging the driver
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| Der Of passengers. Toe lawyer who conducted the
defense raid this Of the most contemplate pro-
ceedngs he bad ever kno gn but az il did not appear
that the learned counsel knew anything abou, the
peculiar feelings of men riding in an omnibus, his re-
mark went for nothing and the driver was fined Is
shillings and the costs
"A base deceivor, Macmillan by name was recently
tried at the Inverness Circuit Court for bgamy IIia
two wives waiting in the witness room-the one
from Coldstream, respectable and somewhat elderly
looking woman, the other from Ross.shire, younger
pereon. On s being reported in the witness-room
that Macmillan had pleaded guilt, his Ross-sbire
spouse burst into tears; when the feeling Bor-
deress stepping forward aG1 drawing the weeping
ones attention by gentle tag on the shoulder said,
L" I'm saving, oman, are ye Doaalds wife ~ She was
answered dOlefuly, 81 believe am Hoo many
bairlls hae ye iae him. my good omar" =" have
had two and one Of them is dead" Hoot ava, puiE
body I'm very sorry for ye; see, there's eiXpenee
tae We. and wish We lack o HIM for gin he kick ye
a. aft as he has done me- fear yen be tired enough
him." The dsconsolaie wife adroly closed her hand
on the preferred coin seemDg 10 accept it az no email
solace in the circumstances.
The editor of The Lireypoo, Ai5ioa says: "The
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