New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11
PERSONAL.

- In April an atrccous murder of two females was
committed at st. John, Canada East by some man
who made bis escape. The persoos murdered were
Mrs Adelaide Bazalion and her daughter Marie. The
CHEF murderer, McNulty by name has been followed
By Del uy Sheriff ever since the commission Of the
crime and found The other day IN Worcester, Mass.
The Baltimore Republican announces he death
in that CRY of a nan knosn by the sobrique. Of
Eating Tom" and says that he has been known to
ear a MODERATE sized ham, with vegefa ples, &c., ia
proportion at meal. Six l4rgs loayes Of bread,
with more Than quart Of coffee tea, would scarce
Is suffice for bis breakfast or supper. good sized
goCst or turkey woud disappear from sight in short
space of time. His daughter would prepare plum
pudding stated periods and cook il in bushe bag.
This would serve bin ard two others as a dessert.
Mayor Saunders of Lawrence, Mass., has just re-
eeived present service Of silver plate valued at
5000 IL given him in return for his exeFtions in
beralf Of the sufferers by the fall Of the Pemberon
Mills.
"A constitutional cane, manufactured from Mount
Vernon wood, AID decorated with sound Democratic
devices, has been presented to Caleb Cdshing by
numcer of his Southern fiiends and admirers. As
probably the only manifestation of practical southern
support that Mr. Gus ing will receive, it carries
with peculiar significance. Il bears the following
inscription: 60 The Constita,ioD-States Rigtts-and
the unicn-FrOm Mississippaos to Caleb Cushing;
Pesebied July 1, 1860"
Captain de ROb;m is the commander Of the Amer.
lean Washington at last at Cagliari,
On the way 10 Sicily He s said 10 be from Pniladel-
pbn and has made many personal and pecuniary
racTifces 10 bis expedition in aid Of Garibaldi.
CAPTAIN Peard, who is on ihe iaribaldi expedi-
ton, is vel known the heroic Edglshman who did
such good service with Gari5adi in Lombady. He is
described handsome man with long hair, beard
tina ed with gray blue English eyes, aud bonest
English heart much amused at the absurd stories that
have been told about bim-a true military man, and
woIshper Of Gariuald, intent doing his utmost for
Italian independence. t.
Ills said tnat Mazzipi accompanied Madame Mario
in disguise 20 Sicily, in the steamer Washington.
Robert Brough " hose death is announced by the
l. udon papers will be loss 10 the light literature of
the DAY. As TIE editor of The Welcome Guest, the
author of he Life Of Sir John FastaG, innumersble
buylesqoes and songs, excellent Transitions Of
Betar ger al an inniude Of magazine papers he had
acquired considerable reputation BIT he worked TOO
baro, ano ike most literary meu of the same stamp,
he'd an irregular hfe. He had already had argc share
Of the trials bch befa the young literati of this
st ugglDg age Two years ago he was al insolsent
debtor and shortly previous to the disaster ne los, his
yourg Vite vocalist, niece Of Miss Renis the once
distinguished operate singer. Ebert Brough was
ore Of Two brothers William yet lives.
DR.. Harriet X. Huot OF Bost)n, on the 9th Of
June, celebrated her professional silver weddag;"
tlat 49, the wenty fifth anniversary of the date when
she commenced the practice of medcine. Her house
was orDamented with flowers evergreens, pictures,
and stalues with appropriate moroes on every spot.
Her bedchamber -furnshed with the same old chairs,
couch bed TO the sheets and pillow-cases az at
the period of Ter bir,h-was adorned with appropriate
emolems and notice. 0Ie small room was sacred 10
her iren0s in the spirit land-and port. ats wresths,
OF wares OF owes pressed leaves of "a asses and sf-
feeonaie senrmen's told the story of loving remen-
biance. AT o'clock in the af ernoon the formal ex-
ereises commenced by the entrance into her PAror OF
Dr. Hunt preceded by hand of girls IN pure at'rei
there was then prayer and music, and religious and
literary exercises ring of gold vas pres nted irors
tie mai ayers of the Hospital for Women AID Chdren-
In the evening, there was dancing reading of cor
resp,ndence, and graceful hilarity. Miss Harriet
H. smer the sculptor was present.
The Hon. j. +. Potter has been spending sonla
DAYS at Plymouth, Mass. Tie citizens Of that town
proposed 70 give him serenade, bu. he declined tho
honor.