New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

perhsps les principal recon nepdAtoo. Hou<Ve soksS
Will nost probably be ia vogoe this Winter. Their
smart appearance end great Seuience are strorg
recom Dendatons in their favor Tasy ~ill be tghay
wa8ded.
The New-York correspondent of The Charleston
Hercs-y furnishes the following paragraph concerning
hats snd oravsts:
late yesrs you know, has ben ward tbs oatrc En-
giish style. The Princes visit has done soI ehiog 10
encourage this im alton OF ihs Aogi csn uodsa even
to the extent Of copying the sbJnina6ls hats which
everybody in the Royal party wors ffo n the Pruce
downward. Such coll,c lon of shocking bad hats
wss never seen, except scareorows in cOrnfeId.
They ell had wide brims or else turned up awkwaedly
at the edges and had dull luster If they had been
extensively raioed ppon. The Dukes hat wa. emf
nenty setdy snd Newly orker with the slightest re-
gard for bis reputation would have been hrsd 10
IT down Broad way. The Earl Of ST. Germ 4Os sperted
still shsbbier tile of the beltop pattern Lord Lyons
castor had decided appearance OF having been sat
en- several times and then punched out into q
rude resemblance OF its Original shape which vas q
very lad ore. The youDges members Of th' party ex
nbi'ed slightly advanced taste ia respect to their
bte bat there among the whole collection
whion an American halter would have dared to ssnd
ou OF nus store as specimen of his manufacture.
such sPS-nke ni@ics are many OF cur fashionable
young eho~s however, that ,opes of thsse sFocious
bsts are already begnnipg TO supplsnt tbs light shin
irg toEpiece whioh it has bhsito bsen che pride Of
Neville youth to wear. The tarn-do wn collar and
hicky folded cravat exhibited BY the Prince and the
iuyehss of bis party, also beginning to to affected
BY tbs ready copyists on Broadway. the Prince has
gwen the coup de gTGcs to French male fashions
spong ne. With this exception, there Is nothing new
IN the Fall modes Of this metropolis"
-Psrson BrownlOw, In his paper The Knoxville
W1ig, says:
The fact that W. l.. Ysncey killed bis uncle Dr.
Earle of South Carolina, has bsen stated In general
tsrus but the detalls have not been ggea Dr. Earle
lived ohe mile and hSf ives Of Greesvile where his
widow s,il resides, if alive few handred yards dis
ttaIt is old field, sometimes used Tor Prscucmg on
horsebaok but frequently resorted TO as muster
ground. Tbs was the occasion OF drl muster, when
Or. Earles son, about ten years old, went TO the
ground all boys seek 10 do and durlng their wheel
ius and turning the boy goi in the way fsnoey or
dsred him 10 get out OF the way but the boy, In hs
oaDfasiop, COS more and more IN The way whersuPon
Ysncey lssned him most numerically with horse
whip. DIR. Earle was not a. no. e bat on returning
bone through town, friend told him how cruelty
Ysnoey had treated his SOD fAneey td hi@ tnat the
boy had been very iJso mt ard that he had slapped
bB Jaws. Dr. Earle replied thst he had served hun
right When DR.. Earle rea he'd home aud learned the
facts and found that laDesy had lied 70 him no re-
tuned TO GTeenvile In search Of him. fancey know
ing the pluck Of Dr. Earle ADD tn4t he would be de-.
teetsd in the fslsehood, prepared husef for hght
Or. Earle found Yabeey on Dr.. Crittendsns porsh,
and in marching upon him, was sbot down by YanOey
with pistol. These are the facts SO We have them
from one born and reared in that vicinity The fac.
thai lie convicted upon tril snd impisonsd, AID
ater ward became the subject Of Executive clemency,
eoTroborates the truth Q! this vsrsion.'
1t positively asserted in the Courier des Etats
Uats in article the ball 10 the Prince of Wales,
tast Of that famous festival tbs p.DtAO of the ven
cradle Pster Cooper the most curious ornament.
These ambitious pantaloons, adds the careful chroni-
esr, came up tie breast TO the neighOorhood OF
TIC crayst. and st each bow made by ths obsequous
millionaire the top button bl9omed out in the opening
Of the vest like third eye opened wds in order tie
bette, to admire bis Highn.ss."
High rsspeotabiIty does strange things in Maine.
4 Portland pspsr says that I" a highly respectable
young lady" of that city made spoTtive wager that
abe would carry dozen broOms through the streets
lying ween the shop Of the donor and her gn resi-
dsnoe. The offer was accepted, and on Wednesday
morning, at o'clock, abe should the useful i'm
ylsments and performed her of the contract.
The editor says she presented very pretty appear
AHee."
The Baltimore Patriot says: The accomplished
Miss Matte Taylor, daughter of Col Taylor Of Gov
ineton KY, and rslalive Of the Prs.ldsnt Taylor
has received from the Prince Of Wales diamond
brooch, surmounted By his crest souvenir Of The
pleasure her company afforded him. in dancing with hi
Royal Higt meas at the Late Cincinnati Ball.
DR.. j. w. Palmer, well known as literary nsr
In this city, has became attached TO TIE Philadelphia
Inguirer in the staff Of which he is to oc,uPy prom
lent po$IOn. Tie CANNOT IhI 10 prove NaIusOAe ~
QUESTION to that old and able jOurbal
The Republicans IN the Northern Assembly Die
.c of Rensselaer, County, have placed In nomina ion
L. Chandler Ball, who in former years has acted with
the Wing and American parties. Mf. Ball is gentle
uan Of such sterling qualities, such purity OF character
and such fines for stations in which all these are par
;eululy desirable that record MS nomination VIII
much satisfaction.
The Washington Star gays that Thaddeus Hyatt
proceeding to North Eba for the purpose Of disrbu
log some money to the family Of John Brown, was
there waited on by many persons, one among whom
spoke of certain pistol in the possession OF some
member Of the family. Inquiring into the matter, he
became convinced that the weapon referred 70 was one
Of pair once belonging General Washington, which
had been taken from Col. Lewis Washingtons house
a, the time of the Harpsrs Ferry affair. He spoke to
the family concerning this relic, and went on mis- way
% Ksnsss. When he returned from that part OF the
country 10 New-York, he found at his residence a
mysterious box which had besn saii0g him for some
time and which had excited little apprehension lss'
1t should turn out 70 be internal machine. Te box
was found 20 contain the pstJl spoken of and this ha:
BOW been restored 10 its Iightfu owner.
The Marquis de Rsigecourt, recently deceased al
Nancy, 10 bis 1OOlh year, born in the reign Of
Louis XIV, and served ss officer in one Of The
King regiments.