New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13
PERSONAL.

A Sunday or two since, at Grace Church, says
The Home Joa, nal, a young gendeUau pat his hat
uIder the seat and shortly sfoerwsrd two proposes
ing voupg laoies sat next him. At ,he conclusion of
tie service the ladies eft the church first and the gan
lie man stoop.d in search Of his rat aud to his surprise,
found it gone. He called the s>xtOn and applied to
that worthy functionary for ADVICE. Mr.. Brown sug-
gested that it ight have been caught 10 the ladies'
cIipolne aud tntsuPled in the crin,ne sure eoolsh
it was. After bobbiDg agaDs, of the young ladies'
AMI les for distance of about twenty yards the ha'
dropped out much TO the asonishment and surprise OF
those following.
The death of Lola Monte is announced in some
of bt European Journals as having taken place ia New
York, July 4. This is a great mistake.
"A prominent merchant Of SAP Fraucsco, writing
10 q Boston friend, says: "The Rev. Thoma, Starr
King lie all the rage here His church is throng'd
Al CIV servi ce and there is no doubt bat that the
whole Indebtedness Of the Society some s1 ,OOO) will
YEAR be paid from the sale of pews aud the regular
iucome of the parish. Mr.. KiOg ooss quite as well as
when saw him in Boston last March
Tie Mottsomcry lAla) Mail complains that i,s
patrons end orders for the paper uuacc )moined with
the money and rays does not desire, will DOT have
such subscribers. Then follows remark which die
close a very unsound financial p Icy and one which
carried our " ould be bad for Ala,sma TIE Mail
SAVE: Persons who will ret borrow from neigh
Dor The price of newspaper certainly d. not care
much for it.
Senator Foster Of Connecticut, isabout to get mar
| lied. LIFE Illustrated eays:
If rtpors are correct this 10 not the first time Mr..
Foster has be- wounded by he ltte g d. When we
lived il Connecticut recoll-ct hesriOg story that
rim iuthis W se DuTOg his peuOt OF law study IN the
m portion Of the State he became acquainted
| " IN Young lady Of prepossetslng appearance apd
more than oTdnaIy Accomplishment ?, dapg'ier OF
narens Of he his h, feepecably and moving III the
post fashionable eli Giles Of the 'icLity. Wi her he
| entered ore Of bis earliest pleas and commenced
| bis first suit. Trat he was sucesssfol IL EVIL
H. nj from the fact that, shortly after his admission
| 10 ,be bar and having Obtainrd an honorable posi-
loo ard bu iness connection arrangements for con
ann mating the msrri9ge were made ana all went on
barnnnnicnsy until short time before the appoln'et
oay. During bis visit one eveIlDg, he remark a
tbat he believed all necessary arrangements l1r Tue
wedding were MADE abu me Iouo ,o .ue,
tonr decided. He added: " On our return we email
| h. obliged 20 devote short time to our friends
! hre, afer which, if you please, we VIII pay a
| visit 10 my old ia her and motner, and spehd a
| T. ,g days with them" Now, La Fayetle vas always
| . :, al Low and was taught 10 honor hls father
ono mother which early became 10 him pleasure as
49, n Ga dpty He had received from them words OF
| Love ard encouragement, whi;h had done for MIN
without money for they were poor what money coud
n.ver have done and through all his pnvatlons aud
tn0oles TO obi tain an edpcau0n and portion in life,
he bsd beep simulated and supported by the thought
| of Toe pleaiufe hia success would give them. aid
| he looked forward 10 the day when with hi
cbos. one he should meet them beneath their handle
70, md receive sgsn their blessings to be one Of tn
| haupitst he ghOnd ever experience. For ieR mo
| mfpts The lACy kept silence. She ihsn $40, Me-
| Fossy yorI know have been educated v1A d ieren
idea froIA yours ard have slWays ss11cAiod wibpeQ