New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

stances that caused some talk IN she uc48nonoo1 IA
ssked a. matter Of favor TO the prisoners ~te, ttsl
the sentence might be- to the House Of Crrscasa
rather than TO the State Prison. No rsuzrks wsss
made in behalf Of the prosecution, and Judss AAee
sentenced him to the House OF Correction for The torn
Of two and half yesrs-ffteen months on each OF Ne
two counts upon which he was convicted.
Some misspprehension having arisen 10 cssss-
quence of the absence Of royal patronage TO the ss
fcrption in behalf Of tie widow Of the late Capt Has
rson Of the Great Easern-au enterprise ia which hsS
| Msesi and tAe Prince Copsort had taken 90 marked
an intens-the following letter. which has been 70.
ctived from Sir G. b. Pbipps, x. c. d., WIN be inter
| eating:
"BUcKIsGHsM PALACE, March ,, 1860.
"SIR: bog TO acknowledge the receipts Of your
letter of yesterday date. have the honor to acq1sst
you in reply that il Is contrary to established rule for
her Majesty the Queen, the Prince Consort 70 join
subscription for private individual.
''"' A'A'' G 8. PaIPPas
The sixteenth child Of Gov. Hick, ~ Maryland
was born q, Annapolis on Thursday ass
William Sprague, running for Governor a Rhods
lsDd on cotton and cash. is not as has been stated IN
The Herald, con of old Gov. Sprsgus bat Of Anass
Sprseue, who was murdered fifteen yesrs ago ~
a couple OF risbmen named Gordon, who nsreveage1
themselves for asserted Ddgnides offered tctheir fam
ilies The Sprague family, says correspondents Of
The Times IL one Of the oldest and weathiss In the
State. They are largely engaged in calico pnnsins.
and are reputed TO be worth about eight millions OF
collars William is young man Of inferior personal
appearance; he ocps be walks is quite silow VIZ
eyed, and, though colonel in the Artillery tmiltia3.
| wears specs. lie is member Of the New-York hoaso
Of Hoyt Sprague e. Co., who ii is said, take great
interest in this election as, If William is elected
nd
market at the South than they do. IL is openly
charged by responsible parties that money Is freely
pent in the cause of Mr. Sprague, and tbas the Sprs
mere have to boy up their own men, who viii vote for
love of money. OF this have personal kno Wedge
snd give it for current only Spragae has not,
think the individual backbone Of the other candidate
but bis family is rich, and money viii often tell where
blood will Lot. 1t is also suggested that Mr. Sprague
being military man, will command the votes OF al
that class; whle on the other hand, it is coutended
that if it had not been for his money, he would never
have occupied the position he does, coonelia
| the militia"
Mis- Lizzie A. daughter Of Samuel Bean OF Low
ell, while her way to church on Sunday was seized
with fit of coughing which caused the rupture Of
| blood.vessel. She was carried into neighborag
| house. where she died in few minutes
1t has been determined that the ehaplans in shs
EDelish army shall hereafter wear uniforms black
froek coat with standing collar and the royal arms
in gold thread either eide the front laced with black
elk, and the sleeves frogged. The order will not sp-
ply to the officiating chspains in Scotland India, but
only to the commissioned chapains whose ap-
pear on the Army list of whom six are Of the Pfeoby-
terrain persuasion.
Lord Dufferin has been excsyatiag on the banks
of the Nile and we understand that etnail temple,
with the columns in stp and considerable number II
inscriptions have rewarded the search.
M. Alexandra Dumas has produced the first part
of what purports to be translation Of autobiog
| rspby Of horace, discovered by M. Dumas in tho
library Of the Vatican. The opening PORTIONS arc de-
scriptve of Horaces boy hood-hs fret visit 70 Rome,
and his being placed by his father under the care Of
| Orbius the Flogger.
| Vice. President Breckenridge, G. n. Schwarznsu,
W. Haley and two others, received the thirty third
| or highest degree in Masonry in Washington on
| Wednesday. Albert Pike, Sovereign Grand Com.
rnsnder of Arkansas; Albert Mackay, and Giles u
Biuyer of Mississippi and b. b. French performed the
initiatory servce The Snow Lodge will be held in the
Unitarian Church on Friday evening by the Supreme
Council in honor of the mory of the lste Gen. Out
an. Albert Pike will deliver the Grafton, and the
Rev. W. ID. Haley will act as chaplain.
| A girl in Burlington, Iowa. anticipating fsses
and aeue chill, took large dose of morpine as TO
make her crazy che forbade her employer from coming
| into his own house, ard then che away and was
gone number of hours until the effect Of the quinine
| worked oil.
Ont in Ohio they have lady drummer who hiss
received diploma for her skill Her Is Minerva
Patterson. daughter of Msjor Elisha Patterson,
wealthy farmer of jersey, Licking County. The Major
bas Organized band cor ssting wholly Of bis children
Two of bis girls play the drums, and the band ssid
| to be one of the best in the STATE,
-Grastey !. Berkeley, in his Defense Of the Przs
Ring, says that in England, upon his personal in
qury as well as reading the charges to ures Of the
| different Judges whom circuit it found that
precisely o. the prize ring had fallen into decay aud
the boxing match everywhere been prevented hsrs
was very startling and twenty percentage or moro Of
increase in cases of reference to the deadly weapon.
and that En9lishmsn like foreigners instead of manly
boxing bout, had commenced to stab with the knife
An indignant correspondent OF The Nashua &c
=ete, who signs himself "Dsn," says that Miss Flora
Temple after her great race, on the 10Th inst, was
20 much fatigued and worried that her keepers came
well nigh killing her by giving her strong h6at'ons to
counte the great pepiraton she was in, and whoa
| she wss led out Of neighborng stable, where shs
was put after the to be taken to her owp she IN
sisted upon pulling oil her blankets and lying down on
the sidewalk. Too bad TO give poor Flora so much
drink as to craze herr The decay Of the uotanY tan
| NAV be truly said to date from the day when Miss
Tempe gets tight" and nsists upon making up her bod
| on the sidewalk.
Mr.. Canine Hoes, nephew of Ex-Pfesideat
| Van Buren,, and during his Administration residing