New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

deal Of rnerrirnent and profit when Mile. Cleo cane 70
disclose her years. She called TO the aad swss,
gave her name and profession. When the Judge said,
How old are you" she quilted the stand, went Up
% the teEch stood np-toe, and oAi,peyed in the
Judges the malicious seeretl The bench sniled,
ard kept her secret. 'taA
"A shooting ARRAY happened near Eufala, Ala,
lately between one Bate stamrer and Newbery, beth
armed with double.baneled gurs Stamper dared
Newbery from his buggy, and when be got ont fred On
him. putting several buckshot through bis clothing and
ore into tie leg of man who trying to get on Of
the way. Newberry then fred several Of The balls
striking Bale forel ead fatening on his thick sko
and running round TO the back Of biz head under the
scalp He il getting well and Is held TO answer That
head must have been bard one.
Tile Rev. Mr.. Budge, who was charged with bay.
ing added the murder Of bis wife TO adultery, snes
Caleb Lyon Of Lyonsdae for libel for verses charging
him with these ofensss and claims $40, ZOO damages.
lie claims 5000 Of Newton Northhan, for the same
o1ense. Budge's counsel moved to change OF venue
from Seneca County where there is much pfeiodce
sgainst HIM TO Oneida County. The motion 10 sii
lerding. Ea.lf
Capt. Nathan Jaquith Of Winchester, Maze, anaD
in his eghtieh year, walked to Lowell Mass, eighteen
niles, 10 spend Thanksgiving with Mrs L. Eames, his
daughter. lie accomplished the journey in FIVE and
lalf hours without fatigue. His friends tried " per-
susde him not to attempt it, and furnshed him with
tckets, but he wanted to show what an octogenaran
could do and declined TO ride.
1t is not little remarkable that the members Of
the British Peenge who have died snce the year com
nenced twenty -four in number, have exactly esB-
peted on the average the full of the allotted
ran Of human life the three score years and ten."
Tie total Of the united ages 10 l6sO, which being d
vided by "a, gives exactly 70 years to EACH
Over year since Mr.. Drinkwater Of North
Yarmouth, Mass was rendered speechless by being
knocked down by an OK. His horse last week having
taken fright and running away with him. in his efforts
TO cry whoa, bis vocal powers returned, and hh
attempt 10 stop his boise loosened bis voice, and be
nov articulaes distinctly.
Soon as Nine. George Sandrecovershe her health, abe
will complete III ID nearly finished work she has long
been engaged on: the "book" Of legendary opera,
half proee ard half poetry the score being formed Of the
Of popular songs from the middle Of the fifteenth
century down 10 tie present. day.
The Rev. Henry Highland Garrett has been ap
pointed Agent of Emigration to Hayti for this city and
State Mr. Garnet il man of character, influence,
and ability and his appointment for the post must re-
silt in benefit 10 the movement.
MIR. ii. H. Tuckerman, gentleman well known
10 large circle father of the poet and essayst d. T.
Tuckerman died on the llth nst in the 10Th year Of
hs age.
"A London letter Of the 18th Of Nov. says: "Tbs
Empress Eugene, travelling in the strctest nooGnio -
member of the family Of the Marquis de La Grange,
under the title Of the Countess of Perefonds, arrived
on Wednesday evening at London by the packet Alb
snce She went with her suite in hackney coaches TO
the Hotel Clsrdge in Brook street, and il was some
time before she was known. The Empress went out on
Thursday morning, and made some purchases At The
neighboIing shors in the afternoon she went 70 tbs
Crystal Palace. Tomorrow abe proposes 10 depart By
Ia for Hamilton Palace. Whether from grief 1t ths
os Of her sister from the fatigue ensendered by her
Journey to Agies the health Of the Empress y much
injured" r.,.s
- David shurrill of Madison Township, Jones Co.,
Iowa had his barn burned on the night OF the 10Th
ult., with five valuable horses fifteen hogs, and hs
entire crop Of grain. Suspicion attached TO an adoin-
ing neighbor, II. A. Fay, ard members Of the vigi-
ance Committee in the vicinity investigated the cir.
eums,ances, held a meeting and decided Fay guilty.
They took him TO Wyoming TO a grove near by
driving the wagon under tree, adjusting rope 70
the prisoners neck, they were ready to hang him.
Fint however, they called upon him for confession
which lie refused, as before, declarlnR blmsSu OC0
innocent and ignorant of the crime; but after repeat
ed persuasion and threats, be acknowledged his guilt
stating full particulars, and referring the crime 70 the
free use of bad whisky. The party with Fay went
before magistrate and committed the prisoner. The
Sheriff the next day arrested the members participating
in these proceedings.
An old man, Of the name Of Bacri, formerly
wealthy merchant died few days ago, at harSeiies,
In extreme poverty. N. Bscr was indirectly The cause
Of the conquest Of Algeria by the French. Previous
to 1890 be had supplied large quantities of grain TO the
Spanish Government which sent 100000 pasten u
Aleiers to be paid TO him. The Dey seized the money,
and uron demonstrating in favor Of his felow-coniy-
nan, the French Consul, II. Duval, received from
Rutsein blow on the face, dealt with fan. This IN
suit led 10 the war between France and Agies resnlt
ing in the conquest Of the latter. Thirty millions OF
francs were found in the Golfers Of the Dey NJ. Bacr
claimed that his 300 900 piasters among the bsgs
of reasure which fell into the possession ofhe French
and petitioned for their restitution 10 him. The justice
of bis demand was admitted by Marshal Sout and the
Chambers, but refused by King Louis Philippe. The
Contuen; Assembly Of ls4s also decided IN favor Of
H. Barrels claim, but the money never paid over,
and up TO the day Of bis death the old man was sill
asking jusce from the Imperial Government. Reduced
extreme des,ituiion, he supported during the
last yenIs By Charitable contributions.
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TIE WELSH IN THE UNITED STA TES.i