New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-02
PERSONAL.


bis city and vicinity should we Withhold the me-d
,f praise due them for their sstonistogy accor,te
pro ppos.icstions touching the recent pie fight Mos
Mary Wilbur the tran 20 medium Of QareDdon VI,
declared speaking with the voice Of Boss H4'rns-
,op," that Mr. Heenan finished the fight on the
reven,h round. He got in a ejthant oIow wbi;h
knocked Mr.. Sa, erss lower jaw completely Oft" "
il supposed that Mrs. Mary Wilbur vii nc once re-
ceive unlimited orders for spirit commn'on on the
strength of this brilliant hit. Mr.. Johs Place OF
Pong hktepse, /" who is highly esteemeiby bis CON.
punlty ;" stated that Heensn the title af'er
fighting 100 rounds 10 two hours" Thslittle oifer-
ence of 80 rounds or hereabouts beween he prophecy
and the fulflment ouph' not to preindie any ono
o. ainst the highly es ee-ed medium, andeope who
propose to consult fprtualiot could pDbab not
do better than apply to tbs Poughkespsieeer. But
the moet oazzIiDg success was made by IT, j. 8.
G. nSlin Of No. 4S6 Broadway. In TRANSMITTING to us
bis valuable communication under date of Arl 49, he
used the following form of speech: "Withl view to
Test the reliability of spirit communion witlr,gard to
emporal matters take the liberty" &. And
hen goes on TO say:
"The purport Of my communication is, that he fight
hes been concluded tina, Heenan is defeated, nd that
bis recovery from the injuries received is Considered
cry tOubtiul."
The reliability Of spirit communion with regard to
,empo,a matters has been rather severely listed in
his instance, and unless the inflammation Of ths pdtu
ally iDcr ed ruDs into do wright fstuty, the remses
at No. 4s6 Broad Tay, now occupied by Mr. j. ID.
ConlliD Medium, will soon be open for eligible
tenants.
"A respectable widow lady, thirty-sx years Il age
was dleadfully outraged last Sunday in Albany bya
party of 70 wdies, 10 or II in number. Her aperi-
ences ere bitter Goingfrom Buffalo to visit frieds ia
Newark, n. j., she coold no, find them and wascom.
PEELED TO return. Arriving in New-York she wet on
board the Isaac Newton and gave to al ofcious sra
ger Der sst fifty cents, he proposing to purchas ner
ticket for her. OF course, she never saw the ma or
the money again, and when sne landed i'll Albanyshe
was forced to leave her umbrella to pay her passge.
Then che eDt TO the Little Basin, endeavoripg toen
gage q situation as cook on board boat, thus hopug
TO earn Der passage home By false pretenses she cas-
inv.iy led into the brutal party above alluded to- ed
from them she suffered her last andeatest misfortune
John Newman, William Campiop, james Meigan wrs
ARE sted and committed for trial. being faly identified
by the victim OF this outrage as paricpa;ors in it.
The Prince Of Wales will leave Ecgland on tie
18th Of Jnly. His fret port on this side the Atlantic
will be Sc. johns, Newfoupd and. Thence he vii
proceed to Halifax and thence cross over the county
and visit st. John, N. b.. and Fredericton. If prs
ticabe be will thence cross over to Shedac, where hb
feet will 90 round to meet hun, and proceed ~
the liver TO Quebec If he finds difficulty in getting
to sc,at3c, he nay ross to Portland and come over
The q nd Trurk Rsi,way to Quebec or Montreal
From his be W. 70 20 Kiogston; and thence TO
Ottawa. From Ottawa to Toronto; thence acroes The
lake 10 the Falls and back by rail TO Hamilton. He
will 90 10 SsIna 10 zee the Grand Trunk works there,
ard travel over the Western states. Go to Washing
ton ard be the guest Of the President; thence visit the
Atlantic cities and haze his feet meet him at Portand
or probably if he by Portland, his departure
may be from Quebec, ard he may take the, Grand
II uDk from Portland after the completion OF the tour
il the United St3teA II is not improbable that some
of the details of this programme will be altered.
no, long since, we stat d that at Charivari"
party, or mock se1epade, given to a newly married
couols at Harrsonburg, Va the brother of the BRIDE
wen: fftm the house to demonstrate, and was shot
dead On the night of the l5th as a boat was taking
cotton at station on the Mississippi River, man
deliberately walked overheard and drowned himself
His pame was not kr wn, but it YVES supposed to b
be person who committed the murder above alluded
o, be having disappeared Immediately after the deed
H. nsme wac Smallwood
The other day we noticed the disappearance of
young lady from Toledo, Onioi che was supposed
be struck with an irrepre;sbe desire TO become an &C
tIese and the report set foot that she had ap
piled sundry managers for engagements but without
success. After being seen in Detroit, she vanished,
and was discovered no more till last week. Then she
was found al Pontiac, and the whole truth out.
II appears that Mr. j. b. Howard, painter livicg in
Toledo bad seduced her, promising oprocure divorce
from his own wife AND marry her. To avoid discovery
be caused her to leave her home in the way ndicated
concealed her at Pontiac and then actually hal tbs iu
pud.Dce 10 return and assist the father in the search
after the mistDg child, Of thro owing nm of the
right courre. The man has been arrested, and his
victim has been taken home again.
AT the recent county sea. election in Falls City,
KsDsas, two msn, named Meek and Davis, We're pres-
ent to preserve order They soon began to quarrel,
and although separated by friends managed 10 fire
nun Der Of shots at each other during the afternoon
none Of them however, taxing effect. At last, after
proving about town With loaded pistols 10 search Of
each other, they met and fired; both shots took effect
one man dying at once, the other lingering, bat past
recovery.
About three months ago, young woman was
married in this city, Going with her husband TO Phila
dslphia On Il wedding trip, he pawned or sod all her
clothes, except single sut. They then extended their
tour to BoetoD there the rspaeous sold his wifss
last female earmen and compelled her to pnt on male
attire. 1t is not considered the thing in the lastnaued
city for to appear men, and she was arrested
AZ soon sc she rho~ed herself the street. IL was
through this arrest that the strange story came out
On the Eth inst, band of dozen men in Austin
Texss, took from the hands of the Sheriff prisoner